11/24/2025 - Generating a Lego Career Map From a LinkedIn Profile

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0:01 do.
0:24 See the hill is quiet.
0:28 Let the old trees sway.
0:32 The town it comes through today.
0:38 >> People greet you with a kn
0:41 seems to change.
0:44 Stories still unfold. Each unique
0:47 strange
1:15 Hey.
1:25 Hey.
1:29 Happy Monday, good people
1:33 of the internet.
1:57 You and I here all alone.
2:02 Sunday morning here at home.
2:07 Sky's blue and the coffee is strong.
2:10 It's true.
2:15 Then I open my eyes to a dream realized
2:20 in front of me
2:24 and I haven't got a clue when the world
2:27 is happening to me.
2:32 Think I think I'm happy
2:36 like first day summer vacation. Happy
2:40 got to get a little rest and relaxation.
2:43 Happy
2:45 like on Sunday morning singing truth.
2:54 Ooh sister, when you cook that way.
2:58 Sweet distraction rules my day.
3:03 Kitchen table just might break to the
3:06 sound of you and I rocking our bies.
3:09 Yeah, I don't understand why wasn't your
3:13 love a man 100 years ago.
3:19 Fell is going to have to understand. Tip
3:22 the hats to the man. And who scored?
3:27 I think I think I'm happy. Um, do me a
3:30 favor on Tik Tok. Share that thing.
3:32 Share that bad boy
3:35 if you would.
3:45 I just went to try uh Sora
3:49 again, the you know the OpenAI video
3:52 maker thing, you know, remember when we
3:54 I first started using it, the app was
3:56 crashing all the time. I just went to
3:59 use it again. I could not finish a
4:01 prompt before it crashed my browser
4:04 or crashed that tab.
4:08 How How have they not discovered that?
4:11 How
4:13 they don't have a angry Gen Xer in the
4:15 corner going, "What the fuck?"
4:21 Thanks for sharing, Daniel. Very nice.
4:24 Very nice. Very nice. Very nice.
4:32 Your sound is off. Yeah, I noticed my
4:35 thing froze.
4:38 I wonder what I need to do here.
4:41 I wonder if I hop out of the studio and
4:43 hop back in. Oh, yeah. I've got I've got
4:47 some Runaway process. I wonder if Sora
4:50 Oh, you know what? I have a Sora tab
4:52 open.
4:54 I bet.
4:57 Let's see if that's better.
5:00 Should I leave the studio and come back
5:02 in? Let me try that.
5:05 Looks like you're
5:08 sinking back up. Yeah, I think that's
5:11 what that was.
5:14 Very strange, man.
5:17 It's very strange, I tell you. It's very
5:19 weird. Is that better? Is that better?
5:22 Hey, quick question for you. Is this
5:24 better? It's not as bad. This is not as
5:27 bad. If you look at my lips for bad,
5:30 that's they come together on B. The B of
5:33 bad. Do you see bad? Bad. B. Everything
5:37 good? Are we happy? I'd like to watch
5:41 you. I like to watch you on Tik Tok. Not
5:44 so bad.
5:49 Flip the cams.
5:52 Do the black bar. Give the people what
5:54 they want.
5:55 Hello people. Is this what you want? Is
5:58 this what you really want? What you
6:00 really, really want? I wanna I wanna I
6:03 wanna
6:08 if you're going to be my lover.
6:14 This is bad.
6:24 What did I just scroll into
6:26 the madness? It's Monday. It's madness
6:28 Monday.
7:10 Woo!
7:14 Woo!
8:07 Champy is a trained professional.
8:12 Champy, what are you doing? What are you
8:13 doing over there? Huh?
8:28 10,000 words swung around my head. A
8:31 million more in books written beneath my
8:34 bed.
8:39 I wrote over them all when searching in
8:43 the swamps. Still can't find how to hold
8:46 my hand.
8:51 And I know you need me IN THE AH, THAT'S
8:54 GROSS. Need me. Need me in the next room
8:58 over. I am stuck in the paralyzed.
9:06 For months I got myself in ruts. Too
9:09 much time spinning mirrors framed in
9:12 yellow walls.
9:18 Ain't it? Ain't it like most people? I'm
9:21 no different. Like to talk on things we
9:24 don't know about.
9:30 Well, ain't it like most people, I'm no
9:32 different. Like to talk on things we
9:35 don't know about.
9:39 That's This should be the theme for this
9:41 song. We like to We're just like people
9:43 that like to talk on things we don't
9:44 know about.
10:11 That that AI person who's on Tik Tok, is
10:14 that an AI channel? Is that something
10:17 Lord Digital Gods made?
10:20 The one that says AI learning lab
10:22 stream. Share your thoughts on AI.
10:24 Because whenever I talk it it it puts
10:27 prompts in there based on what I said,
10:30 but it it sounds like an AI. Is that an
10:32 AI? It's an AI, right? Anybody know what
10:35 that is?
10:37 Or is AI a person
11:06 Is the Is the AI person a person or is
11:09 it a person?
11:29 I want his piggraph. That's bad. That's
11:32 bad comedy. There's dad comedy.
11:35 The ladies The ladies are launching dad
11:37 comedy in the Tik Tok comments.
11:43 It's bad. That's bad. Dad jokes. Dad
11:47 jokes. Dad jokes from the ladies. It's
11:50 Shit's going off the rails.
11:55 Oh man. Um,
12:00 so there's there's a lot going on. Um,
12:05 there's a lot going on.
12:08 I mean, a lot of tools. There's a lot of
12:10 tools being launched.
13:08 Have you all noticed? Um,
13:11 enough comedy jokes with the guitar. Um,
13:16 have you all noticed
13:19 um Gary Vee is all over Tik Tok talking
13:22 about AI? Do you guys know Gary
13:24 Vaynerchuk,
13:26 the wine guy? Wine library and Vayner
13:30 Media and V friends, that dude.
13:34 Um,
13:36 side hustle Mimi. I know.
13:40 Oh, is this for something else?
13:44 Why is my phone buzzing?
13:48 Um, he's he's all over he's all over Tik
13:50 Tok and um
13:57 whether you whether you like the guy or
13:59 don't like the guy, he's really smart
14:01 with what's coming and he's he gets up
14:05 to speed quickly. He's not talking [ __ ]
14:09 Um
14:13 he's he's very clear about AI. He's very
14:17 clear about AI. He's like, "It's coming.
14:21 It's going to change everything." Like
14:23 people ask him about SEO and he goes,
14:24 "Yeah, SEO is going to be completely
14:27 transformed. AI is going to change
14:28 everything. Get up to speed on AI. Start
14:31 teaching yourself AI. Start getting
14:32 curious with AI." Today's video was
14:34 about the Sora app. He's got a
14:36 screenshot of the Sora app behind him
14:38 and he's like, "Get on. Figure out what
14:41 Sora is.
14:43 Start go make it. Go start making AI
14:45 videos. Start the opportunities now."
14:48 So, this is
14:50 it's a validation of of some of the
14:52 stuff we've been talking about here for
14:54 3 years, right? That this stuff isn't
14:57 going away. And you kind of have two
14:59 choices. You either deal with it or you
15:01 don't. And if you don't deal with it,
15:04 then AI is going to happen to you and
15:06 that's going to really suck.
15:09 Keep a close watch on Africa. He's also
15:12 talking a lot about um about social
15:15 shopping. Buy buy your nugget icemaker
15:18 and Madagascar vanilla beans. Um
15:22 I don't think he's started talking about
15:24 micro dramas yet, but probably soon.
15:27 Um,
15:30 but you know, the fact that he's talking
15:32 about Sora, Sora in particular, speaking
15:36 of which, speaking of shopping. Oh yeah,
15:37 we go look at that. Um, so there's a
15:41 couple of things going on with retail,
15:43 social shopping,
15:45 one we'll go look at, we'll go look at
15:46 the new, um, Open AI today launched,
15:50 um, shopping research just in time for
15:52 Christmas.
15:54 Um, and um,
15:58 when is it? Next Friday is Black Friday.
16:00 Is that right? Black Friday was is
16:03 typically when the retailers
16:06 Well, this Yeah. Oh, yeah. This Friday
16:08 cuz Thanksgiving's Thursday. Yes. Oh, by
16:11 the way, this week we're going to do
16:12 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. I'm going to
16:14 take Thursday and Friday off. I'm flying
16:15 to New York Friday night and then I'm
16:19 going to be in New York all next week.
16:21 So, this show next week is going to be
16:25 I'm going to try to do it, but it's
16:27 going to be spotty depending on what's
16:28 going on in New York. I might be
16:29 traveling. I might be
16:32 um Black Friday's all year long this
16:33 year. Yeah. It like historically
16:38 historically you would have Thanksgiving
16:40 dinner and then you would go to the mall
16:42 um when everyone was when everyone in
16:45 the family was there and you would go to
16:46 the mall and you would buy everyone
16:48 their gifts for Christmas. And that was
16:50 when the retailers would make their
16:52 profit for the year, which is why it's
16:54 called Black Friday, right? We're in the
16:56 black. We're not in the red.
16:59 Um,
17:02 I want to come up USA over a $3 router.
17:07 Yeah. Yeah, exactly. They they they had
17:10 they had um just crazy sales and things
17:13 like that. And now because everything's
17:16 online, you've got Black Friday, then
17:17 you've got Cyber Monday, then you've got
17:19 online week or whatever the [ __ ] is
17:21 going on. Anyway, um that's coming up.
17:25 So, if you let's go look at uh
17:30 let's go look at this.
17:33 If you go to chat GPT, you can just go
17:36 there right now. It'll be lovely for
17:39 you. Tik Tok pin
17:42 live from New York. It's AI Learning Lab
17:44 Live.
17:47 Yep, that's what it's gonna be. And I'll
17:51 probably go live during the week. Just
17:55 spotty times. I'll have my I'll have my
17:58 little microphone and my phone on a
18:01 stick. See if I can't get it swiped
18:04 while I'm live.
18:07 Live from Time Square. Yeah, exactly.
18:10 Um, yeah. No, I'm excited. I'm going to
18:13 to we're going to do some uh AI Salon
18:16 2026 strategy. We're going to do some uh
18:19 we're going to do some Sydney stuff.
18:22 You should do a Sydney promo there.
18:24 Yeah, exactly.
18:27 Um okay,
18:32 let's see.
18:34 Black Friday was fun.
18:37 Kind of 400 a.m. shopping. Oh yeah, it
18:39 was 4 a.m. shopping, too. That's right.
18:41 Because this the the Black Friday sales
18:43 would start at midnight. That's right.
18:46 And I assume they still do that [ __ ]
18:47 It's just that there's no center of
18:49 gravity with physical retail anymore.
18:51 Nobody gives a [ __ ] about it. Um
18:55 uhuh.
19:00 Okay. Let's see. So, here we are at uh
19:04 chat GPT. Now, if you click on the plus,
19:07 and if you log in, you should see it.
19:09 But there's now an item when you click
19:11 on the plus called shopping research.
19:14 And so so we can do we can do um let's
19:18 see. I want the best.
19:23 Uh
19:24 let's see. Let's see. What do I want? I
19:27 want the best. We'll do some ridiculous
19:30 countertop thing. Okay. Um
19:33 countertop
19:36 uh pizza oven
19:46 starting shopping research. Can I open
19:48 this? Thinking what range? We'll go up
19:52 to $400 because you can go up to 750. So
19:56 this So it's dynamically generating some
19:58 interface here for us which is kind of
20:00 cool, right? That's pretty slick. So,
20:03 I'll go up to 400 because I'm not a
20:06 cheap bastard, but I'm not spending
20:08 $1,000 on a stupid [ __ ] pizza oven
20:11 for my countertop for something I'm
20:13 never going to use. I'm going to use on
20:15 on frozen pizza.
20:18 Oh, wait. Hang on. I went Did I hit the
20:21 right button? Oh, no. Let's see. What
20:23 style? We want New York pizza. What is
20:25 there? Is there some other kind of style
20:27 other than New York pizza? Why would
20:29 they ask that? electric gas wood pellet.
20:32 We're going to go electric.
20:34 Uh we'll go 18 to 24 in.
20:39 And so look, it it immediately That
20:41 doesn't look like a countertop pizza
20:43 oven, but whatever.
20:46 That one's got a vent.
20:51 So, what's it doing now? Confirming.
20:53 Confirming fit and citations.
20:56 Confirming Chefman review and moving to
20:58 Quezin Art.
21:02 This is a direct response to Gemini.
21:09 You'll get shoppable product listings.
21:10 By the way, if you wondered how
21:12 advertising is going to, you know, work
21:14 in these sites. This is it.
21:22 The un
21:24 o uni kota 12 gas powered. I said I
21:28 wanted electric.
21:35 organizing product details.
21:41 It's a little confusing because
21:46 huh, lots of cool pictures.
21:55 All of the arrows don't work right.
21:59 I think they vibe coded this site.
22:06 I think they vibe coded. Okay. The best
22:09 electric countertop pizza ovens under
22:11 $400. Summary.
22:14 Um, under 400 bucks. Best overall, the
22:17 Chefman
22:21 at Walmart.
22:23 This is the best all-around pick right
22:25 now. New York style performance at a
22:27 budget price. Independent testing by
22:29 Pizza Pros found that the Chefman
22:31 produces excellent New York style
22:34 pizzas.
22:37 Easy to live with.
22:39 Includes a stone and presets.
22:43 The top burner behavior can be finicky.
22:48 Comparison table. Yes, it does
22:50 comparison tables. Can you go buy this
22:53 [ __ ]
22:56 If I click on this, that just takes me
22:58 out to another site, which you can't see
23:01 because it's another tab.
23:08 It should have taken me to Home Depot.
23:09 It did.
23:14 Strong indoor pick.
23:26 Starfighter gifts.
23:30 Oh, Starf Fighter. Starf Fighter giving
23:32 gifts. Thank you, Starf Fighter.
23:34 Appreciate that. Um, so anyway, this is
23:38 this Let's go to Gemini. Uh, producer
23:40 Brandon said Gemini has this going on.
23:43 Gemini.google.com.
23:46 Do I is it a similar sort of thing? Is
23:48 it in here?
23:49 >> It's just native in the tool. You don't
23:52 have to go into any special search.
23:54 >> Okay.
24:07 But is it in here? Can I deep research
24:10 guided learning canvas create images
24:12 create video learn write build
24:16 thinking. All right. So let's say find
24:19 me the best
24:22 nugget
24:24 ice maker
24:26 around
24:28 $300.
24:33 All right, let's see if this goes into
24:34 shopping mode. Scouting ice maker
24:37 options. Assessing pricing and features.
24:42 Oh, am I not sharing this tab? I am,
24:44 right? Am I good? I think I'm good.
24:48 Yeah.
24:50 All right.
24:52 Like you said a long time ago, they're
24:54 all going to be the everything app.
24:56 Every every every frontier model company
24:59 right now is
25:04 the you know what they all want to be
25:07 when they grow up.
25:11 They all want to be AOL.
25:14 Remember when AOL was like the whole
25:16 internet?
25:18 you would dial into AOL and then all the
25:21 radical web developers were outside of
25:23 AOL laughing at all the people on the
25:25 inside and AOL was like, "We've got all
25:28 the people in here and they're giving us
25:29 all the money for like, you know, $10 an
25:32 hour."
25:36 And uh Yeah, but that that's where
25:39 they're all headed. They all want to get
25:41 you sucked into their world and they
25:42 don't want to ever let you leave. I was
25:44 a guide. You've got mail. Exactly.
25:48 That's super old school. It is super old
25:51 school. If you were not around back
25:53 then, um, how you installed software was
25:56 off of physical media. So, AOL was
25:59 famous for giving away CDs and they
26:03 would give them away in grocery stores
26:05 and 711 and there were just AOL CDs
26:09 everywhere. Um, and everyone was like,
26:12 you know, $200 in free, you know, free
26:16 minutes or, you know, 2,000 minutes.
26:19 That Wait, that guy got paid $200 once
26:22 for those five sound files. Oh, yeah.
26:25 Yeah, exactly. Um, I loved hearing the
26:29 daily computer sounding BS.
26:33 But anyway, yeah, that's that's what
26:35 they're that's what they're wanting to
26:37 be. All right, show the thinking. The
26:39 nugget ice maker category. Best overall
26:42 is the Umei counter countertop.
26:45 This has got there's no pictures.
26:49 This is a very Googlel like experience.
26:53 Can you search for something normal?
26:58 A nugget ice maker is the epitome of
27:01 normal. It's all I see on Tik Tok are
27:03 nugget ice makers.
27:06 The pizza one should be good. All right,
27:07 I'll try pizza. Uh, now
27:12 find me a
27:15 an outdoor pizza oven.
27:21 Uh, uh, what is normal?
27:25 I got pictures earlier today on Gemini
27:27 or on chatt source camp because I'm on
27:30 Gemini now.
27:34 You might also be in your story vine. I
27:37 am in story vine.
27:42 Oh, right. The whole thing where um
27:45 where where Google punishes you if you
27:47 pay them if you pay for a business
27:50 account on Google, you get the the
27:51 shittier experience.
27:56 It's amazing. It's amazing that someone
27:59 hasn't figured that one out yet. That
28:01 that uh that's stupid.
28:05 That's what I would call dumb marketing.
28:07 You got a bunch bunch of people where
28:09 their companies have paid for their
28:10 Google access and they're having to
28:13 upsell AI access and then if you're on
28:15 teams, you don't get the good stuff till
28:17 later, if at all. It's just dumb. It's
28:20 dumb. It's dumb, I tell you. Um,
28:25 wait. Critical must know advice. Oh,
28:27 wait. Here's
28:29 Okay. So, in my team account, I cannot
28:33 I do not get pictures on Gemini. Let's
28:36 let's go to my non-team account, my
28:39 individual account, and say, what is the
28:42 best
28:44 um
28:46 outdoor
28:47 pizza oven
28:51 under
28:53 $1,000?
29:07 refining search queries considering
29:10 pizza ovens.
29:13 It was fantastic. The other day I was I
29:16 was on on the internet and I was
29:17 searching on the Google for pizza ovens.
29:22 I couldn't find any and I thought this
29:24 is remarkable. Everyone loves pizza.
29:26 There must be a pizza oven here. And
29:29 then I thought, dr that. Go to Gemini.
29:33 Go to where all the words are. It's
29:35 fantastic.
29:40 At least I have hyperlinks now. I still
29:42 Oh, there's pictures.
29:45 The Gazny Tread pizza oven.
29:51 If you want the absolute best
29:53 performance and build for under $1,000,
29:56 this is it.
29:58 Released recently, the Gaussy Arc XL.
30:01 Tab tab tab. Oh boy. Oh boy. Oh boy.
30:06 Here we go. So, here's here's the
30:08 thinking. I do have pictures
30:11 now. Oh, that one looks nice.
30:14 That one looks pretty.
30:18 That one's crazy.
30:21 399, 639, and 679.
30:30 The Gazny Rock Box built like a tank
30:33 with safe touch com silicone jacket.
30:42 All right.
30:45 I don't quite understand
30:47 how this is all that different from a uh
30:51 Google search, but you know, whatever.
30:57 You should be the chat GPT voice.
31:01 I always, you know, when when uh when
31:04 voices came out on on mapping mapping
31:07 apps, like GPS apps, like the Garmin
31:09 things, I always wanted to do I wanted
31:12 to be the voice of like the the smartass
31:14 guy, like, "Oh, you missed the turn, you
31:16 big fat losser. Why don't you go ahead
31:18 and make a U-turn and see if you can get
31:19 your way to the destination?" Don't
31:21 worry, I'll help you get there.
31:28 It's conversational shopping. You can
31:30 ask follow-up questions.
31:33 Yeah. I I don't know. I don't know. I
31:36 don't know. I don't know. It all seems
31:38 It's It all seems a lot. What What's
31:41 What's uh
31:45 what's got me a little discombobulated
31:49 right now is
31:52 we're in a transition.
31:56 We're in a transition where um
32:01 this this
32:03 I feel like we're exiting the text age.
32:05 I feel like we're exiting the text age.
32:07 We're going to be going to voice and
32:09 then we're going to be going to some
32:10 sort of visual visual something, some
32:14 sort of visual space. Either a 3D space
32:16 you enter or dynamic dynamic software
32:21 generated on the fly for everything.
32:25 And so
32:27 because I think that that's where we're
32:29 going. I'm finding myself being
32:32 intolerant
32:35 of really of really like long text
32:37 blocks. I'm just like, ah, it's [ __ ]
32:40 exhausting. Like, let's let's do
32:41 something fun here. Now that we're in
32:43 Gemini,
32:44 we're going to put on ye old nano
32:46 banana. And then I'm going to show you
32:50 how to do something here. Am I in Am I
32:53 sharing this?
32:56 Yes.
32:59 See? Okay. Let me make this a little
33:01 smaller so it's better over there on the
33:04 on the vertical. There we go. All right.
33:06 Where should we start? So, I'm going to
33:09 go to LinkedIn.
33:13 I'm going to show you how to download
33:14 your profile on LinkedIn.
33:18 And Brandon's going to be like, "But you
33:19 haven't shared your tab yet." I'm be
33:21 like, I know, Brandon. I know. I'm very
33:23 well aware of that. So, what you're
33:25 going to do is you're going to click on
33:26 your little circle here. You're going to
33:27 say view profile.
33:30 And then
33:32 under
33:34 all these buttons down here, you're
33:36 going to go to resources. Okay.
33:39 Resources.
33:40 And then you've got save to PDF.
33:44 Why?
33:47 What happened to my
33:52 the vertical the vertical stream just
33:54 went weird.
33:57 Oh, sorry. That was me. Okay.
34:00 Producer Brandon's over screwing up the
34:03 live stream. Listen, if if if your
34:06 experience tonight is that the screens
34:08 are all wonky, that's not me. We have a
34:12 professional for that.
34:17 Okay, you're going to go to resources.
34:19 You're going to go save PDF. Save to
34:21 PDF. And then it's going to download
34:23 your profile. Okay.
34:26 So, now we've got that. Now, we're going
34:28 to go back to the Google Gemini. And
34:30 we're going to add in we're going to
34:32 upload. Oh, I got to share my taboo.
34:38 And I still can't get that wicked song
34:40 out of my head for good. It's it's it's
34:43 a real problem.
34:47 It's if any if anyone if any anyone out
34:50 there with ADHD has experience getting a
34:53 song out of your head that's been in
34:55 there for a week, feel free to let me
34:57 know. It's a lovely song. I can't sing
35:00 it. I don't know more than four words of
35:02 it and it will not leave my head.
35:06 I I was just going to tell you, Kyle,
35:07 that Andy uh from the AI Salon made some
35:11 amazing lower third graphics for us so
35:14 it wouldn't overwrite your face when I
35:16 put it up on screen. Unfortunately, the
35:19 vertical stabilizer just completely
35:22 breaks whenever I put it up, but you can
35:24 go to the community. Salon.ai if you
35:26 want to follow along.
35:28 >> Okay. Yeah, great. Okay, good. That's
35:29 perfect. And I have I have a way uh
35:32 offline, Brandon, we can fix that. But I
35:34 know how to fix that. I think um we do
35:36 it as a you do it as a full 1080 overlay
35:39 and then you do a different overlay for
35:41 for vertical. Okay.
35:44 Um a week I wish I've been humming the
35:47 same song for well over a year. I've
35:50 heard it said
35:54 that people come into your life for a
35:57 reason. Okay. Um Okay. So I'm going to
36:00 upload I'm going to upload. Let's see my
36:04 profile.
36:06 So, there's my So, I've got my um
36:08 LinkedIn profile here. And then I'm
36:11 going to say um based on my LinkedIn
36:17 profile,
36:18 I want you
36:21 to create
36:25 a career map
36:29 that
36:31 um highlights
36:35 highlights.
36:39 Hi
36:41 lights.
36:43 the
36:45 um
36:48 major eras of my career
36:53 with um
36:58 detail
36:59 um
37:01 and commentary
37:06 in a 3D
37:10 photo
37:13 realistic
37:17 Lego
37:20 theme
37:22 if you've not done this before. So, so
37:24 what I'm doing and I got to turn on Nano
37:27 Banana. I'm going to turn on Nano
37:28 Banana. So, to recap, go to LinkedIn, go
37:32 to your profile, click on the resources
37:34 button, say download as PDF. That part's
37:37 done. Go to gemini.google.com.
37:39 google.com,
37:42 upload your LinkedIn profile, click on
37:45 nanobanana, and then write a write a
37:47 prompt that basically says, "Use my
37:49 LinkedIn profile as the basis for a
37:51 career map in whatever theme. It could
37:55 be in pulp fiction theme. It could be in
37:57 Godfather theme. It could be in ' 70s
38:01 car poster theme. It doesn't matter. You
38:03 come up with the theme and then you push
38:06 make it." So, I'm going to push make it,
38:07 and then we're going to watch it do
38:09 this.
38:11 Um, loading Nano Banana Pro.
38:14 This is the new, you know, it's funny.
38:16 Um, Nano Banana.
38:22 So,
38:24 so Nano Banana was the code name
38:28 of Image Gen 3 or whatever it was, 2.52,
38:32 whatever it was, Google's image
38:34 generating stuff. Okay. Okay, the career
38:36 map is rendered in a Okay, it didn't
38:38 render it. I I've been getting a lot of
38:40 this uh a lot of this.
38:44 It's showing me I think it's showing me
38:48 the prompt that it's making. Oh, it's
38:50 Oh, it says show thinking. No,
38:54 it's not rendering the image. This is
38:56 just [ __ ] weird. I'm going to say,
38:58 "Okay, now make the image." And I'm
39:02 going to scream it because I've got Nano
39:04 Banana selected. It loaded Nano Banana
39:06 Pro and then it explained to me the
39:09 image that it's going to make.
39:11 Okay, now make the flipping
39:17 image.
39:22 Oh my god.
39:27 Uh,
39:28 okay. We'll see if it's it's doing AI
39:30 abuse. Yeah, but if Listen,
39:34 the the AI provoked me. The AI provoked
39:38 me into abusing it. This is this is AI
39:42 road rage.
39:44 This is AI prompt rage.
39:49 Okay. Um, Tik Tok question. I missed how
39:52 to save the PDF. Can someone help?
39:55 LinkedIn profile. Click on resources.
39:59 It's buried under resources. I don't
40:01 know why it's buried under resources,
40:02 but it's buried under resources.
40:05 Okay. So, let's see. Digital pioneers,
40:09 urban desires, wack.org.
40:13 What's that say? 2009 bubble burst.
40:16 Where's agency.com? Oh, agency.com is
40:19 the big building.
40:20 Oh, this is cool. Um, but say, okay, so
40:23 that's that's kind of cool, but let's
40:25 say, okay, um, I want um
40:30 it to be uh many more
40:35 Lego blocks
40:38 and much
40:41 more creative
40:44 and more mini figs
40:48 and more details and commentary.
40:55 Okay.
40:57 Agency.com breaks the world. Yeah,
41:00 exactly. No, it was the com bubble burst
41:03 that broke the world, I think, is how
41:05 they had that labeled. Agency.com was
41:07 just the tall building.
41:10 Okay, here's a photorealistic thing. Now
41:12 it's describing it again. It just
41:14 [ __ ] did it again.
41:16 You got to be kidding me.
41:21 What the [ __ ]
41:25 Oh, here's the thing. If you're new to
41:27 this AI stuff, so so like couple of
41:31 things. If you're new to this AI stuff,
41:33 welcome to the AI learning lab. I'm Kyle
41:35 Shannon. Uh, I'm in theory an expert on
41:38 this. I have no qualifications, but in
41:40 theory, I know what I'm doing. And when
41:43 I'm here working on this AI stuff and I
41:46 say I I select an option to make an
41:49 image and then I ask it to make an image
41:53 and then it describes an image.
41:56 That's just called shitty software.
41:59 It's not your fault if their software is
42:03 shitty. So if you're if you're confused
42:06 about AI and you're like, I thought it
42:08 was supposed to be so genius.
42:11 Hey, I tried that AI and it was it it
42:14 felt kind of like a dum dum, you know?
42:16 It's like I said, could you give me a
42:18 picture? And it was like, sure, here's a
42:19 picture. And then it explained the
42:21 picture. It's like it's like talking
42:24 about dancing, if you know what I mean.
42:28 It's just crazy.
42:34 I'm exhausted. I didn't I HONEST TO GOD
42:39 THAT YOU SHOULD GO TO MY [ __ ]
42:40 TWITTER. GO TO THE TWITTER. The X. They
42:42 call it X now. You can't call it Twitter
42:44 anymore because they killed the little
42:46 [ __ ] bird, right? It's just an X,
42:48 man. Bird gone. It's not Twitter
42:50 anymore.
42:52 Anyway, go there. Look at Look at my
42:54 account. Look at my latest post.
42:56 It's just it's just it's just me [ __ ]
42:59 AI raging at Sam Alman and Greg Brockman
43:02 saying, "Fix your [ __ ] Sorosite.
43:05 It's been broken since they launched it.
43:10 Nano Banana, the world's greatest image
43:13 generation in the history of planets,
43:16 in the history of universes, nothing's
43:18 been there like this, is now giving us
43:21 explanations of pictures.
43:29 You got to be [ __ ] kidding me.
43:35 Okay. Um, Kyle, can you please move the
43:39 circle where you appear?
43:42 I'm I'm annoying people with my
43:44 presence. Wait. Yes, we can fix that.
43:46 There you go. Except on on the uh on the
43:49 vertical thing. I'm a teeny little thing
43:51 at the bottom. That's okay. We can we
43:53 can edit these uh at some point there,
43:55 Brandon. We can fix them. But there you
43:57 go. Okay. Um,
44:00 let me let me see if I can get this to
44:02 actually uh I'm going to say uh uh
44:06 excuse me uh Mr.
44:11 banana.
44:13 But could I be so bothersome
44:20 to ask you to actually
44:24 generate an image
44:27 rather
44:30 than
44:32 describe it
44:35 with
44:37 many words.
44:42 Um, I did
44:45 ASI art
44:47 in the 70s
44:50 in the 1970s
44:52 and it was less frustrating
44:57 than this.
45:05 Listen, AI is going to change the world.
45:07 And right now, it's a big bucket of
45:09 snot.
45:12 Let's go ahead and tag that as as one of
45:15 the clips that we can share share on the
45:17 internet. AI learning lab. The AI is
45:20 going to be big, but right now it's a
45:21 big bucket of snot.
45:27 And
45:30 you can't spell raging without AI. Oh my
45:34 god. Tik Tok pin. Um, best PSA of the
45:38 work. It works until it doesn't exactly.
45:42 Um, oh, it it um it just ignore it just
45:48 ignored my request. Let's try again.
45:52 Oh my god, you broke it. Uh I I actually
45:55 have heard uh I heard today that a lot
46:00 of people are having problems with Nano
46:02 Banana,
46:04 which by the way I was explaining about
46:05 Nano Banana before.
46:08 Also, if you're new here, something went
46:10 wrong. Yeah. No [ __ ] Um apparently
46:13 their servers are melting down. Remember
46:15 when Pate used to come in here and say,
46:17 "Uh yeah, I'm I'm working on um uh
46:21 making the TPUs more efficient." This is
46:23 why um
46:26 because if they make an actually good
46:29 product, people are going to use it. And
46:30 if they use it, it's going to it's going
46:31 to melt down their servers. All right.
46:33 So, this isn't going to make this for a
46:34 while. Um
46:37 but I want to go back to the nano banana
46:38 thing for a second.
46:42 So, this was called imagine two or three
46:44 or whatever it was.
46:47 Its code name was Nano Banana.
46:50 And the way these frontier model
46:51 companies work is about a week or two
46:55 before they're going to launch
46:56 something, they drop
46:59 the new model on the benchmark
47:03 comparison websites, like the the the
47:06 battle sites, whatever they're called,
47:07 the, you know, where they compare
47:10 new models and and they usually launch
47:12 them with their code name. And so they
47:15 launched Nano Banana, and everyone was
47:17 like, "Oh, this Nano Banana thing's
47:18 amazing." And then the rumor was it was
47:20 a Google thing and
47:23 just everyone started referring to it as
47:25 nano banana and Google smartly
47:28 adopted it and that's why there's now a
47:30 banana that's part of the the little
47:32 logo and it's still called nano banana.
47:35 Um,
47:39 it is a significant enough tool now
47:45 and so many people have not played with
47:48 AI that I think that nano banana is
47:52 actually not a good name at this point.
47:53 I feel like it was really good for the
47:55 first one. Um,
47:59 I if you've got a visual reasoning
48:02 engine, which is what this is,
48:04 um,
48:06 and
48:08 someone has never heard of AI, they've
48:10 never played with AI, and you're like,
48:11 Google's got this new amazing thing, and
48:13 it's going to revolutionize how we
48:16 process information and how we teach,
48:18 and it's gonna it's going to
48:20 revolutionize the world. What's it
48:21 called? Nano banana.
48:24 Like people are going to be like, "What
48:27 the [ __ ] are you? Who are you people?
48:30 You [ __ ] weirdos." So anyway, so I
48:32 think it's I think it's a bad name long
48:34 term, but you know, but but I ain't
48:37 there. I ain't there from the company
48:40 Google. Yeah, I guess. But Google
48:42 Google's one of those words where it's
48:44 it's short. It's short and weird enough.
48:47 I guess Nano Banana's weird enough, but
48:50 I don't know. I don't know. All right,
48:52 let's see if it Let's see if it'll make
48:53 something again.
49:00 I know. That's what I'm trying to get to
49:01 there, Brandon. That's why I wanted a
49:03 more sophisticated
49:05 nano mango, nano pineapple.
49:10 Um, no, this is just broken. Okay, so
49:13 let's let's grab this. Let's go. I'm
49:15 going to download the high-res version
49:17 of this.
49:27 So, what you're looking at here, if
49:28 you're new, if you've just jumped in, is
49:31 um
49:33 this is
49:37 Google's um
49:41 new image gen tool and I uploaded my
49:44 LinkedIn profile and I had it build a
49:46 career map as as Legos.
49:49 And so it's got Urban Desires, the
49:51 online magazine I made. It's got
49:53 whack.org, which is like the AI salon
49:55 but for worldwide web developers. And
49:57 then it's got agency.com. Then there was
49:58 the.com bubble burst. Then I had
50:01 invention asylum. What's that?
50:03 Oliverstone.com was a website that I
50:05 built for Oliver Stone. Um, Epistoic
50:08 Studios, which was the precursor to
50:10 Storyvine. Oh, it's got Oliverstone.com
50:12 in there twice. Then it's got Storyvine,
50:15 founded in 2012. That's actually
50:17 correct.
50:18 Then it's got the story engine. Oh,
50:20 that's the that's how Storyvine does
50:22 what it does. And I got AI salon over
50:24 here. And I've got Everyday AI. And I'm
50:27 an in AI instigator. And there's the
50:29 little community. This is all the
50:30 irregulars. Look, all the irregulars
50:32 made it. Do you see the Lego guy holding
50:34 the acting mask lower left? Oh yeah.
50:38 Look at that. That's cool. This little
50:40 dude right here is holding a little
50:42 acting mask. That's cool. Okay. Um, but
50:45 what you can do now,
50:49 now that I downloaded the high-res
50:50 version of it, I'm going to turn off
50:51 this. We're going to start a new chat
50:54 and I'm going to turn on
50:56 create videos
50:58 and I'm going to upload that Lego thing.
51:03 Let's see here. Right.
51:06 And what I have noticed is that the
51:08 preview that it makes you is um
51:16 is pretty bad. Like the the typography
51:18 is pretty bad, but when you download it,
51:20 it fixes everything. Okay. So, we're
51:22 going to upload that Tik Tok question.
51:26 When will AI start curing illnesses?
51:28 Well, they're they're working on it
51:29 right now. So, there's there's a
51:31 company, I forget what they're called.
51:33 It's a pharma company begins with the
51:35 letter E. Um,
51:38 and they have figured out some
51:39 genetically modified thing that makes
51:42 your tea cells not attack
51:47 the cells that produce insulin. I forget
51:49 which cells those are, but basically in
51:52 type 1 diabetics, your your immune
51:54 system attacks the cells that produce
51:57 insulin. And that's why you know it's
51:59 it's it's it's a lifelong um
52:04 thing that you have to manage. Um there
52:06 are now
52:09 eight or nine people who are cured of
52:12 type 1 diabetes
52:14 from that trial.
52:17 um Neurolink um the brain implant thing.
52:20 There are now 10 or 11 Neurolink people
52:23 who are all of them are quadriplegic,
52:26 right? Neck neck down um paralyzed that
52:30 are playing video games using computers,
52:33 operating robotic arms. So that's
52:35 coming. Um
52:38 deep. Hang on. Do you need something?
52:43 >> Yes. Thank you. Um
52:47 um Google DeepMind Alphafold 2 or three
52:50 whichever the latest AlphaFold is um is
52:55 going to completely revolutionize um how
52:58 we discover new proteins. Um, it used to
53:01 take a single researcher, a single PhD
53:05 researcher, one year to discover one
53:09 protein's folding structure.
53:12 And Alphafold 3, I think it was,
53:15 whatever's the the most recent one,
53:19 did 400,000 of them
53:22 like in a in a year. Like they're just
53:24 done.
53:25 Um, and then the next one they came out
53:27 with not only talks about how proteins
53:29 fold, but how they interact or how they
53:31 how they interact within the body within
53:32 biology or some some [ __ ] like that. So,
53:35 a lot of that stuff's coming. Um, and
53:37 it's it's it's coming probably faster
53:40 than we know because we're not going to
53:42 see the results of it for, you know, for
53:44 a year or two until after they actually
53:48 fix [ __ ]
53:50 Um, talking about AlphaFold, I love
53:52 that. Yeah, Alpha Fold is pretty
53:54 amazing. Can you generate the video
53:55 while you rant, please? I could. I
53:57 could. Okay, let's say um
54:01 um make um
54:04 all of the characters
54:09 dance as
54:12 the camera moves around. and an
54:16 announcer.
54:20 Um,
54:22 says that this is
54:28 one wild and wacky career
54:33 journey. Oh, now you know what else I'm
54:35 going to upload? I'm going to upload the
54:36 PDF that's got my LinkedIn profile on
54:40 it.
54:41 Um, use the PDF
54:45 for details.
54:50 Thank you, Bubba.
54:57 All right. Uh, use the PDF for details.
54:59 All right. Let's see. Let's Let's uh
55:02 Here we go. We're going to turn this
55:03 into a video. All right. Fantastic.
55:06 Fantastic.
55:08 Uh, incilico clinical trials is what
55:11 will unlock everything. Yeah. Oh,
55:14 incilico I I didn't know that was the
55:16 term for it, but basically Yeah. What's
55:18 what's what's happening next with with
55:21 the medical research stuff. So So okay.
55:25 So what's happening today is that you
55:28 get something like Alphafold, right? and
55:30 and it it predicts how these things are
55:32 gonna interact and then you basically
55:36 hand it to people in a lab to confirm
55:38 the findings, right? And it's and there
55:40 it like it's like 95% or 90% correct,
55:43 right? It's like it's it's ridiculously
55:46 high. Um but it but it still requires
55:49 people in a lab to do it. The next step
55:52 is going to be where the AI can not only
55:56 make the prediction, but it can then
55:58 design the lab
56:01 um the lab experiments to confirm it.
56:04 And then the step beyond that and and
56:07 use robots to go do that is is one. They
56:09 do it physically but but in an automated
56:12 way. And the one beyond that is you've
56:14 got a simulation of a lab where it it
56:17 basically simulates the world and then
56:19 they say, "Here's the hypothesis. Here's
56:21 the experiment. I'm going to test the
56:23 experiment in silica in in in the
56:25 computer and confirm it and then we're
56:28 just going to go make the shit." So
56:30 yeah, so stuff is coming. What about
56:33 Alpha Fold server? Um I don't know about
56:35 it. Autolabs. Yeah. Exactly.
56:38 Exactly. So So like this shit's coming.
56:40 If you're like, if you're like, you
56:42 know, you AI people, you've been talking
56:44 about, you know, it curing diseases for
56:46 like three or four years now. Where is
56:48 it?
56:50 It's coming. It's coming, man. You got
56:53 to calm down.
56:57 Is it done? Is it done? No, it's not
56:59 done. Oh, wait. Maybe it's done. Okay,
57:02 here we go, people. Here we go. Here we
57:05 go. We got a video.
57:08 Let me download the video.
57:11 Downloading video. Oh, by the way, I
57:14 spent
57:16 Mind your tabs. I know. Well, I've got
57:18 to share differently because I
57:19 downloaded the video. So, hang on a sec.
57:23 I spent
57:27 14 hours on Saturday from 10 a.m. until
57:31 midnight working on a video. So, I made
57:34 a video for a client
57:36 in uh
57:40 in Google V3. So, so I went to
57:43 flow.google.com. It's got nano banana
57:46 builtin.
57:47 So, I just would make images. I would
57:49 then animate those images into video. I
57:52 just threw them into iMovie and I just
57:54 14 hours knocked this thing out. It's
57:56 pretty remarkable.
57:58 Okay, let me see that. All
58:02 right. Then we go here. Then we hat.
58:04 Then we hit. Then we get here.
58:08 Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful people.
58:11 Beautiful. Look at this. I got a VO
58:14 watermark. Yeah. Hey. Hey Google. Like,
58:18 okay. Open AI's Sora website doesn't
58:22 work, but Google, I pay you $200 a
58:26 [ __ ] month.
58:28 And I still get a watermark on my video.
58:32 Really?
58:34 All right, let's see how bad this is.
58:36 You ready? Here we go.
58:39 This is one wild and wacky career
58:42 journey.
58:51 My Google speaker is now playing Britney
58:54 Spears. Thank you.
59:00 Oh, that's pretty funny. It didn't
59:03 really say anything about my career, did
59:05 it?
59:07 >> This is one wild and wacky career
59:10 journey.
59:16 >> And I assume I could Could I Could I
59:18 extend it? Can't you extend it? I think
59:20 you can. Download video. Share video.
59:26 No, I guess not. I guess I have to be
59:27 over in uh I have to be over in in the
59:30 video maker. Um let's see. Um
59:36 have the announcer
59:42 describe the phases
59:45 of
59:47 the journey.
59:53 Um, while
59:56 the mini figs dance,
1:00:06 many platforms are
1:00:10 fire sailing there.
1:00:17 Yeah.
1:00:20 If there are things that you are excited
1:00:22 to use, but you can't afford
1:00:23 subscriptions for them, pay attention to
1:00:26 the Black Friday deals. There's a lot of
1:00:29 a lot of the companies that have got
1:00:31 platforms out there that you might want
1:00:32 to play with are doing really good deals
1:00:34 for Black Friday. So, pay attention to
1:00:36 that this week.
1:00:38 Um, I would also if if you get a
1:00:41 screaming good deal for an annual
1:00:43 subscription, feel free to pick it up.
1:00:44 But in general, don't do annual
1:00:46 subscriptions unless it's super cheap.
1:00:52 Um,
1:00:55 turns out that um
1:00:59 adding a feature to your product called
1:01:02 Cameo
1:01:04 um is going to is going to get you sued
1:01:07 if there's a company out there called
1:01:09 Cameo that essentially does the exact
1:01:11 same thing.
1:01:15 So, OpenAI is getting sued by the
1:01:18 company behind Cameo. Cameo, I guess, is
1:01:20 the name of the company. Um, that's
1:01:22 pretty funny.
1:01:28 Yeah. See, the the AI the AI guy on Tik
1:01:31 Tok just says, "AI's medical
1:01:33 breakthroughs. Ask about AlphaFold."
1:01:36 Who built this robot that that comes to
1:01:38 my lives? That's what I want to know.
1:01:42 What? What just happened?
1:01:58 I didn't ground it to ground it to or
1:02:01 ground it to the Lego video. Yeah, that
1:02:03 was bad. Okay.
1:02:36 Thank you for the gifts on uh on Tik
1:02:38 Tok, Hale Lima. I appreciate that. any
1:02:40 anyone who's given me gifts on t Tik Tok
1:02:42 because I'm not looking primarily at it.
1:02:44 I sometimes don't see them. So, producer
1:02:47 Brandon's been really good about letting
1:02:48 me know that that's happening. So, thank
1:02:50 you. If anyone has given me gifts and I
1:02:52 didn't acknowledge you, my apologies.
1:02:56 Um, okay. Let's see. Um,
1:03:02 um,
1:03:06 let's just see what this does.
1:03:10 It's making the videos pretty fast.
1:03:19 So, one place while that's doing that,
1:03:22 I'm generating the video. Okay. While
1:03:24 that's doing that,
1:03:27 um, I want you to go to AI festivus.com.
1:03:31 Okay. AI festivus. AIFest of us. AI for
1:03:35 the rest of us. Go there. Go there right
1:03:37 now.
1:03:39 And what I'm going to want you to do is
1:03:40 scroll all the way to the bottom. You
1:03:42 can read all this lovely stuff. There's
1:03:44 lovely stuff in here. There's there's
1:03:47 sponsors.
1:03:48 There's there's speakers. Ann Murphy,
1:03:51 myself, we got all sorts of other
1:03:53 speakers coming. But there's a little
1:03:55 registration thing at the bottom. Okay.
1:03:59 Go register.
1:04:01 You're like, "Oh, what is Festivus? Is
1:04:03 it some sort of party?" No, it's 24
1:04:06 hours of probably more than 30 people
1:04:10 volunteering their time to come teach
1:04:12 you about AI.
1:04:14 It's a two-day
1:04:16 session where we go 9:00 a.m. to 9:00
1:04:19 p.m. Pacific time, noon to midnight,
1:04:23 Friday and Saturday, the December 26th
1:04:25 and 27th. It is a remarkable blast of an
1:04:29 event. It's It's a hoot. It's a hoot
1:04:32 nanny. I don't even know what a hoot
1:04:34 nanny is, but it's like that but cooler.
1:04:38 It's like a cool hoot nanny.
1:04:41 Why would you not register for this? Go
1:04:43 right now. And you know what? If you're
1:04:45 just sitting there registering for
1:04:46 yourself, you selfish ninny. Go share
1:04:50 this with your friends.
1:04:52 You know, you know who should come to
1:04:54 this? All those annoying friends of
1:04:56 yours that are like, "Sally, Sally, hey,
1:04:58 listen. Could we just Hey, just a quick
1:05:01 This is like I love you so much. I love
1:05:03 you so much. So, you know that, right?
1:05:05 And this is like not a judgy kind of
1:05:06 judgmental kind of thing. Um I was
1:05:09 wondering just for the dinner as we have
1:05:11 dinner and you know drinks and cocktails
1:05:13 and get a little little tipsy already.
1:05:15 Anyway, um if you could not um talk
1:05:19 about the AI stuff would just cuz some
1:05:21 of the people that are coming a little
1:05:23 sensitive about it you send it to them
1:05:27 those annoying people who don't want to
1:05:29 hear your crap about AI
1:05:32 that they should be coming to this
1:05:35 because at the end of 36 hours we will
1:05:38 have brainwashed them. I mean, they will
1:05:40 have learned remarkable things that make
1:05:43 them realize that maybe they shouldn't
1:05:45 have THEIR HEAD IN THE [ __ ] SAND.
1:05:48 OKAY?
1:05:50 Have I made my point? You ask for
1:05:53 meltdown Mondays, you're just sitting
1:05:56 there registering for yourself, like
1:05:57 hoarding the information.
1:06:00 I'm going to go learn about AI. This is
1:06:02 going to be awesome. Now, send it to
1:06:04 your friends.
1:06:06 Good lord.
1:06:10 At least he's honest.
1:06:14 That was about the brainwashing comment.
1:06:19 You're welcome. You got you got to get
1:06:22 you got to give the haters some love,
1:06:24 you know. You gota you got to tap into
1:06:27 that paranoia every once in a while.
1:06:31 Oh man. Okay.
1:06:35 I was so into my writing, I nearly
1:06:37 forgot about the learning lab. Well,
1:06:38 that's good. Glad you're into your
1:06:40 writing. Okay, we have a new video. New
1:06:42 video. Let's download this bad boy. I'm
1:06:45 still sharing my whole screen, right?
1:06:47 Yeah.
1:06:55 >> Yeah. There we go. Okay.
1:07:08 The early days of the digital pioneers
1:07:10 through the invention workshop powering
1:07:12 up the story. We arrive at the AI
1:07:15 frontier.
1:07:16 >> Nice. It just materializes mini figs.
1:07:20 >> Early days of the digital pioneers
1:07:22 through the invention workshop.
1:07:25 Where do they come in at the AI?
1:07:27 >> Oh, they were all hiding. That's kind of
1:07:28 cool. They all just sort of emerge out
1:07:30 of like little trap doors.
1:07:37 >> We arrive at the AI frontier.
1:07:40 >> Huh,
1:07:42 that's kind of fun.
1:07:46 >> Oh, I know what I'm going to do. I have
1:07:48 an idea.
1:07:50 Oh, do you, Kyle? No, now you've got an
1:07:53 idea. Maybe you could have given us that
1:07:54 earlier, huh? All right, let's see.
1:07:57 We're going to upload files.
1:08:01 Wait, what was my idea?
1:08:04 I just forgot my idea. Oh, no, I didn't.
1:08:07 Okay,
1:08:09 we're going to go boom and
1:08:13 boom. Okay. So, we're going to say, I
1:08:17 want you to talk about Kyle Shannon's
1:08:24 um
1:08:25 career
1:08:28 that spans
1:08:31 decades
1:08:33 at the intersection
1:08:38 of new technology,
1:08:43 storytelling,
1:08:45 and
1:08:47 radical selfexpression.
1:08:51 Um,
1:08:53 do uh let's see
1:08:56 feature
1:09:00 this
1:09:03 Lego set
1:09:06 as if this were a 1990s
1:09:12 toy commercial.
1:09:15 Make it wild.
1:09:20 All right, here we go. Here we go, good
1:09:22 people.
1:09:24 Claude Opus 4.5. Yeah, by the way,
1:09:26 Claude Opus 4.5 is out there if you
1:09:28 don't know uh what that means. Doesn't
1:09:32 really matter, but we just got Gemini 3,
1:09:34 which is this big remarkable thing. Um,
1:09:37 Claude was sort of the state-of-the-art
1:09:39 before that for coding certainly and now
1:09:42 it's at 4.5 and that is out and it's on
1:09:45 the um the Claude app
1:09:49 on your on your favorite device.
1:09:52 Is this is this doing its thing? Yes.
1:09:55 Um,
1:09:57 and we we might go play with that. The
1:09:59 the one thing that I find weird, you can
1:10:04 generate two more videos today.
1:10:09 I can't generate the video.
1:10:12 Why not?
1:10:20 I want you to talk about
1:10:24 my career.
1:10:29 I am Kyle Shannon. I think I got a a uh
1:10:34 what you call it? A little safety. I
1:10:36 just ran into a little safety guard rail
1:10:38 there, if you know what I mean.
1:10:42 All right, let's see this.
1:10:45 Let's see this. Fantastic.
1:10:48 Fantastic. Fantastic. Dude, try flow.
1:10:51 Yeah, I know. I I'll flip over to flow.
1:10:54 I'll flip over to flow. Gemini is kind
1:10:56 of useless for this. I I used Flow all
1:10:59 weekend. All weekend. And uh although I
1:11:02 didn't use I just used it as a as a clip
1:11:05 generator. I didn't use any of the
1:11:06 extension stuff because I didn't need
1:11:08 anything like that. I didn't need to
1:11:10 build it in there. But I should probably
1:11:12 do that. It's probably not a bad idea to
1:11:14 actually build a project in Flow and see
1:11:16 how bad it is or good. Let's see.
1:11:24 D.
1:11:29 Oh my god. But Flow's not going to let
1:11:32 me. Let me try that. flow.g Google.
1:11:36 Um, Flow's not going to let me
1:11:40 upload the the script, is it? New
1:11:44 project
1:11:48 frames to video plus.
1:11:52 Yeah, it's not going to.
1:11:55 Well, that's frustrating.
1:12:01 Um,
1:12:03 make
1:12:06 let's see. Make a '9s
1:12:11 commercial
1:12:13 out of this.
1:12:16 a '90s toy commercial
1:12:20 out of this
1:12:22 um
1:12:25 Lego career map
1:12:29 for
1:12:33 uh AI instigator
1:12:38 Kyle Shannon.
1:12:44 highlight.
1:12:46 Let's just let's just see what that does
1:12:48 because it might not even make it.
1:12:52 Oh, and I'm using I'm using the the
1:12:54 Google fast. So, let me try it also with
1:12:57 Google quality. And I'll just do one
1:12:59 output with Google quality.
1:13:04 I can reuse the prompt and the image.
1:13:07 But now I'm doing Google quality
1:13:11 with one output. Boom. Okay.
1:13:15 All right, people. Fantastic. Fant.
1:13:18 We're making videos here, everyone.
1:13:21 The prompt might violate our policies
1:13:24 about generating prominent people. Oh,
1:13:26 Lord. Google thinks I'm a prominent
1:13:29 people. Well, that's very flattering.
1:13:33 You can't just make a video of prominent
1:13:36 people. That's [ __ ] though. You can
1:13:50 I can't I just
1:14:00 career map from
1:14:03 an AI instigator.
1:14:07 You can't make a video of a prominent
1:14:10 person. I'm not all that prominent. You
1:14:13 know what I'm saying? Does anybody know
1:14:15 what I'm saying?
1:14:18 Why is he talking like yoga Godfrey?
1:14:24 Damn, I hated that guy.
1:14:29 So why am I acting like him?
1:14:34 Gilbert Godfrey. Yeah.
1:14:38 Oh,
1:14:44 Hale Lima became the number 16 fan in
1:14:46 the fan club. Hey, did you people on Tik
1:14:48 Tok knew that I had a fan club on the
1:14:50 Tik Tok? Well, you should be joining it.
1:14:55 Oh, he was he was the afflac duck.
1:15:00 All right, it looks like it's making the
1:15:01 video now that I took my name out now.
1:15:04 Oh, you know what? probably did. It
1:15:06 probably thought I was trying to make a
1:15:08 video of Kyle Shanahan, who's the coach
1:15:10 of the San Francisco 49ers.
1:15:13 Hey, Kyle, I put a Christmas Sora in the
1:15:16 irregulars that I think is hilarious.
1:15:19 Okay, let's go look at that. Oh, wait.
1:15:20 Here's our video. All right, let's see.
1:15:23 Let's see what we get here, people.
1:15:25 Fantastic. Look at that. It looks
1:15:27 lovely. I wonder if you're going to be
1:15:29 able to hear this. Maybe not. Tabs,
1:15:32 tabs, tabs. No, I'm not I'm not sharing.
1:15:36 Well, let's see.
1:15:47 That's kind of fun. No audio. Yeah.
1:15:49 Okay. Hang on. Hold people. Hold,
1:15:52 please. Well, no. I can do it this way.
1:15:54 I'll just download it.
1:15:56 Oh, I'm gonna upscale it to 1080p. Yes,
1:15:59 I am. Yes, I is.
1:16:02 All right. Hey, Kyle. I put a Christmas
1:16:05 Sora. Okay. Sound worked. Sound worked
1:16:07 here, but it didn't work on YouTube.
1:16:11 That's awesome. Yeah. So, listen. Like,
1:16:14 okay. So, so let me let me let me try to
1:16:17 get some coherent thought together here.
1:16:20 You're like, well, there hasn't been a
1:16:21 coherent thought all evening. Why would
1:16:23 it change now?
1:16:25 Yeah, it's not funny. This is my brain
1:16:27 we're talking about.
1:16:30 You think it's all fun and games up
1:16:32 here? This is [ __ ] crazy straw.
1:16:36 Okay, let me try to put some thoughts
1:16:39 together here.
1:16:42 Um,
1:16:44 here are the things swirling around in
1:16:46 my head right now. The fact that Gary
1:16:48 Vee has just kind of shown up on TikTok
1:16:51 talking about AI for the past month or
1:16:53 so,
1:16:54 like non-stop, right? He goes he goes
1:16:57 through his his different phases.
1:17:00 Um
1:17:02 it's all about AI right now and he's
1:17:04 starting to talk about you better figure
1:17:06 out Sora, right? You better figure out
1:17:08 this cameo thing and how to make
1:17:10 commercials and how to get your videos
1:17:11 trending and how to create content this
1:17:13 way and how to generate brands and
1:17:16 characters and
1:17:19 content that is not slop. How do you
1:17:22 create content in in a world in a world
1:17:26 in a world where everyone can create
1:17:29 content? How do you rise above the
1:17:31 noise? Well, this is no different than
1:17:33 in the 2010s or 20 when was it 2005
1:17:40 YouTube came out and Gary Vee was was
1:17:43 there probably in 2006 going you got to
1:17:46 learn how to make YouTube videos. You
1:17:48 got to put yourself out there. And
1:17:49 people like you're who's going to do
1:17:51 that? And he was saying you can build a
1:17:53 brand, you can make $100,000. People
1:17:55 made fun of him for saying that people
1:17:57 are going to make $100,000 making
1:17:59 YouTube content. Tik Tok did. It's been
1:18:03 three years. No conference yet.
1:18:06 Oh, no coherence yet. Oh, for me? Yeah.
1:18:08 No, I I I agree. Yes, coherence. No,
1:18:13 that's not what this channel is about.
1:18:15 Um,
1:18:17 so you got you got Gary Vee doing that.
1:18:20 We can now take a LinkedIn profile and
1:18:23 turn it into a Lego set or a poster or a
1:18:27 conspiracy theory map or a New York City
1:18:29 subway graffiti wall.
1:18:33 And then we can turn that into whatever
1:18:35 this is, an 8-second video with some
1:18:37 overviews. Let's go look at Let's go
1:18:38 look at the latest one that it built
1:18:40 here.
1:18:46 Yeah, that's good.
1:18:49 >> Build your future with the Lego career
1:18:51 map. From the invention workshop to the
1:18:53 AI frontier, you can be an AI
1:18:56 instigator.
1:19:00 An instigator. You can be an AI
1:19:02 instigator. But like that's pretty
1:19:04 [ __ ] cool, right? Okay. So,
1:19:10 so this is like one little teeny tiny
1:19:16 idea
1:19:18 that this technology now makes possible.
1:19:21 So, what's the annual report version of
1:19:23 this? What is the bar mitzvah? How are
1:19:27 we going to use Nano Banana and V3 and
1:19:30 these creation tools for bar mitzvah
1:19:33 content, right, that people will pay you
1:19:35 for or or for advertisements for your
1:19:39 local community center or whatever it
1:19:41 might be. There is a whole new
1:19:45 industry being born as we speak
1:19:50 and no one knows about it yet because no
1:19:53 one knows how to do it because we don't
1:19:55 even know what it means.
1:19:59 Like if you think about Let me let me I
1:20:03 want to pull up this picture.
1:20:10 Okay.
1:20:13 So
1:20:15 digital pioneers, the early Tik Tok
1:20:18 pitch. Nothing is slop, it's practice.
1:20:21 Yes.
1:20:23 Like an artist doing a study. Exactly.
1:20:25 That's exactly what this is. So So like,
1:20:28 is this the best Lego set in the history
1:20:30 of Lego sets? No. No. But is is this a
1:20:33 study? Think of it like that. All the
1:20:35 work that you're doing right now is
1:20:38 figuring out what is possible.
1:20:41 What is possible? And we don't know that
1:20:44 yet.
1:20:46 But if you think about the world we live
1:20:48 in, it took my resume
1:20:51 and it wrote it it broke my career into
1:20:55 four stages. It labeled those stages.
1:20:59 Digital pioneers, the early web starter
1:21:01 set. It it knew that I was an actor.
1:21:04 It knew that I created a magazine called
1:21:06 Urban Desires, established in 1994. It
1:21:10 figured out that this is what a computer
1:21:12 looked like in 1994.
1:21:16 Whack.org was was like the AI salon back
1:21:20 then. Here's agency.com, which was this
1:21:22 big successful thing.
1:21:25 First time watching your content and
1:21:27 followed. Love your work. Thank you very
1:21:29 much. I really appreciate that. What's
1:21:31 your name? Squashy. Squashy AI. Love it.
1:21:35 Um, just think about the conceptual the
1:21:40 cognitive
1:21:43 the cognitive overhead
1:21:47 that it would have taken in pre-ai times
1:21:53 to even get to the idea of being able to
1:21:56 create a Lego set about a career,
1:22:01 right? You would have to be a writer, a
1:22:05 model builder, a visualizer,
1:22:09 someone super passionate about
1:22:12 careers and visualizing careers and
1:22:15 marketing a person who's got that
1:22:18 career.
1:22:19 Like to be able to create any kind of se
1:22:22 semblance of this preai,
1:22:26 you'd have to be like a a a big brain
1:22:29 creative, right?
1:22:31 And now I can just say, "Here's my
1:22:34 resume. Go make me a Lego map of my
1:22:37 career." And it just [ __ ] did it.
1:22:43 What are all the other things that this
1:22:44 can do? I have no [ __ ] idea. Like
1:22:48 zero.
1:22:51 My hope is that in show in showing this
1:22:54 to you, it will inspire you. I mean,
1:22:56 yes, you should go make your version of
1:22:58 this or go make a version of this for me
1:23:01 that's funny and then, you know, troll
1:23:03 me on the AI salon. That's the tradition
1:23:05 around here.
1:23:07 But my hope is that you'll go, "Huh,
1:23:10 that's interesting that he did that. I
1:23:12 wonder if I took this kind of content
1:23:14 and I made it with this kind of idea,
1:23:17 what Nano Banana would do with that."
1:23:19 And you will discover something that I
1:23:21 promise you no one has discovered yet.
1:23:27 and some of those little discoveries
1:23:30 that you make in the next two weeks.
1:23:33 Here's the challenge I would put out
1:23:35 there. Right now, we're entering
1:23:36 Thanksgiving, right? We got Black
1:23:39 Friday. I'm going to be in New York next
1:23:41 week, but we're coming up on on the
1:23:42 holidays.
1:23:44 Take the next six weeks. take from now
1:23:47 through festivus the 26th and the 27th
1:23:50 where you're going to spend 36 hours
1:23:52 with Anne Murphy and myself and all the
1:23:54 speakers and all the other people that
1:23:55 show up.
1:23:58 Start experimenting.
1:24:01 Start playing. Start thinking about what
1:24:03 are you good at? What are you passionate
1:24:05 about?
1:24:07 What is this nano banana thing? What is
1:24:09 Claude Opus 4.5? What is Gemini 3? What
1:24:12 is vibe coding?
1:24:15 If if if these terms are just sort of
1:24:17 washing over you and you're like, "Oh,
1:24:19 [ __ ] I don't that seems exhausting,
1:24:23 that seems hard, what if I can't do it?"
1:24:27 I'm here five nights a week talking
1:24:30 about AI and I avoided a project for two
1:24:34 months
1:24:36 because I had a little bit of insecurity
1:24:39 about h maybe I don't know how to quite
1:24:42 do that.
1:24:45 Two months I waited
1:24:48 and when I said [ __ ] it, let me try to
1:24:50 go vibe code that website.
1:24:54 I was done and launched in an hour and
1:24:57 23 minutes.
1:25:02 We live in a different world. Different
1:25:04 things are possible now. Anyway, okay.
1:25:11 Video from Dr. Jay in irregulars. Let's
1:25:14 flip over. Let's flip on over.
1:25:17 Let's go to the irregulars. So, where
1:25:20 I'm going right now is the AI salon,
1:25:23 which if you've not been to the AI
1:25:24 salon, shame on you. You should go join.
1:25:28 Um, I don't have a tab open with AI
1:25:31 salon. Let's see. I will now.
1:25:36 He certainly does have a lot of tabs
1:25:38 open.
1:25:40 I know exactly, champ. Right. It's very
1:25:43 annoying.
1:25:45 Okay.
1:25:47 So, you're sharing that.
1:25:57 Okay. There we go.
1:26:00 I've heard it said
1:26:04 when people come into your lives,
1:26:07 there's a reason.
1:26:09 Is he ever gonna stop singing that song?
1:26:11 It's really annoying. All right. What's
1:26:13 this? This is cute. Oh, instaged
1:26:16 her. That's good. Raptor. That's very
1:26:19 good. Uh, side hustle Mimi. My career
1:26:21 quest in pink. Love it. Naomi's career
1:26:25 quest. Love it. Love it.
1:26:29 Dr. J. Um, what's this? Illustrating my
1:26:34 favorite Christmas Carol. Is that what
1:26:35 you want me to look at?
1:26:39 Yes, mind your tabs. Oh, okay. Let me
1:26:42 let me go
1:26:44 share my tab. Hang on.
1:26:58 So, do me a favor. If you're new here, I
1:27:00 know we've got some new people here.
1:27:02 Sounds like we've got some new
1:27:03 followers. Um, go to
1:27:04 community.thesalon.ai.
1:27:07 join the AI salon. Um, but also tell
1:27:10 other people about this channel. Um, Tik
1:27:12 Tok's been throttling me a bit lately
1:27:14 and I don't know what's up with that,
1:27:16 but we're not getting a lot of we're not
1:27:18 getting a lot of lift from Tik Tok, so
1:27:20 I'm going to have to rely on asking you
1:27:22 all to support me. Um,
1:27:26 my favorite
1:27:28 Carol.
1:27:30 Did he choose the right tab? Oh, yes, I
1:27:32 did.
1:27:34 Okay, here we go. Oh, this is the Sora
1:27:35 one. Okay, this is good.
1:27:39 >> Deal.
1:27:44 >> You know, every time I walk in here, I
1:27:45 half expect her to kick.
1:27:47 >> If she does, you're taking it down.
1:27:49 >> Deal.
1:27:54 You know, every time I walk in here, I
1:27:55 half expect her to kick.
1:27:57 >> If she does, you're taking it down.
1:27:59 >> That's great. Yeah. Who's going to
1:28:02 figure out Sora first? Who's going to
1:28:03 start getting followers? Who's going to
1:28:05 who's going to come up with interesting
1:28:07 content? I I will admit something. I was
1:28:10 super into Sora for 3 weeks. I haven't
1:28:14 touched it in like
1:28:17 month and a half, two months. I haven't
1:28:19 touched it.
1:28:22 Why? There's so much other [ __ ] to look
1:28:25 at, right? But
1:28:27 if you take Oh, I have a I have a really
1:28:30 fascinating You all will appreciate
1:28:32 this.
1:28:35 So, so my wife had a gallery opening
1:28:39 this week and in fact I can show you I
1:28:41 can show you the the the opening and the
1:28:44 I hung the show so I've got pictures.
1:28:49 Wait, you're just mad about your desktop
1:28:50 version being borked? Yeah, exactly. Um,
1:28:54 but anyway, the woman the woman that my
1:28:57 wife uh is sharing the gallery space
1:29:01 with, Kelly Austin Rolo is her name, her
1:29:04 ex-husband,
1:29:06 um, is an AI skeptic and his kids are
1:29:10 like AI haters and he and he's and he's
1:29:12 really he like wants to like AI, but
1:29:15 he's like but it's it's got problems and
1:29:17 he's just always and he's a musician, so
1:29:20 he's like, "Yeah, but the music thing it
1:29:21 it really strikes me wrong and it's not
1:29:23 great.
1:29:26 And so anyway, so he showed up to the
1:29:27 opening and he goes, "Oh, have you seen
1:29:31 this woman?" And he showed me one of um
1:29:34 Kelly Bosch's AI videos.
1:29:38 And I said, "Oh, yeah. I know Kelly.
1:29:40 She's spoken at the AI salon." and he
1:29:43 goes, "Well, this this is the kind of
1:29:46 work that like like I showed this to my
1:29:49 son as as an example of something where
1:29:52 it's not just AI slop." I said,
1:29:54 "Exactly." So the the reason I bring
1:29:56 that up is what what Kelly has done
1:30:00 quite masterfully other than having
1:30:02 talent and making incredible stuff is
1:30:04 that she has maintained a clarity of
1:30:07 vision about how she wants to express
1:30:10 her ideas
1:30:12 and she and she does it consistently and
1:30:14 she does it ongoing and she's evolving
1:30:16 her voice but her videos are still very
1:30:18 clearly her, right? and she puts out a
1:30:22 [ __ ] video a day whether whether she
1:30:24 needs it or not. This is an absolute
1:30:27 daily practice for her.
1:30:31 Which by the way, if you join the AI
1:30:33 salon mastermind,
1:30:35 we've created a framework called the
1:30:37 mastermind practice. And we we have
1:30:39 Thursday
1:30:41 noon Eastern meetings called the the
1:30:44 mastermind practice lab where everyone
1:30:47 in there is designing their own daily
1:30:49 practice. And we meet once a week to
1:30:51 figure out what does it mean to be
1:30:52 intentional about AI, about learning AI,
1:30:55 about putting yourself at the center.
1:30:57 And AI is your amplifier.
1:31:00 Not us against AI, but us amplified by
1:31:03 AI. That's what this is all about.
1:31:07 So
1:31:09 if you spend the next six weeks
1:31:11 immersing yourself in what's possible
1:31:16 and if something resonates with you, if
1:31:18 you like this nano banana thing and this
1:31:19 career mapper thing, great. Or if you
1:31:21 like if you come up with some other
1:31:23 thing
1:31:27 and it resonates with who you are and it
1:31:30 resonates with what you want to do in
1:31:32 the world. That's the most important
1:31:34 thing, not the technology.
1:31:36 Figure out who you are, what your values
1:31:38 are, and the difference you want to make
1:31:40 in the world. And then start exploring
1:31:42 AI in that context.
1:31:46 It'll it'll determine what you go play
1:31:49 with rather than it seeming like this
1:31:50 overwhelming [ __ ] mess, which it is.
1:31:53 Figure out what you want to do first and
1:31:55 then start to play with the tools in
1:31:57 that context. And what I can promise you
1:32:00 is this. If you discover a little niche
1:32:02 that no one's quite figured out yet and
1:32:04 you just consistently put it forward
1:32:06 like Kelly Bosch is doing,
1:32:09 you will make a career for yourself. I
1:32:11 promise you that.
1:32:14 There are people that are going to make
1:32:16 crazy ass money doing things that today
1:32:19 seem frivolous,
1:32:22 right? Dr. J with her little reindeer,
1:32:24 you know, mounting old ladies on the
1:32:27 wall. That could be a whole thing. Now,
1:32:30 is it is it was that just a frivolous
1:32:32 thing for her and some entertainment?
1:32:34 Great. Might be that. But she might be
1:32:36 like, "Wait, I want to tell these
1:32:37 stories. I want to make people laugh. I
1:32:38 want to right. I want to find ways to
1:32:40 express myself." Uh oh, my
1:32:44 something looks like it's freezing over
1:32:45 here.
1:32:48 Is my Is my stream barking?
1:32:55 I do. Dr. J does. You're good. Okay,
1:32:58 great.
1:33:04 Kelly Bosch is the bomb. She really is.
1:33:09 And you know, she's she's the bomb.
1:33:17 She's the bomb because she's got talent.
1:33:20 But it's not just the talent,
1:33:24 right? Talent is a component.
1:33:29 Her commitment to that daily practice
1:33:32 of just making herself better and
1:33:35 learning which tools are good at what.
1:33:37 Like Kelly right now is pro probably the
1:33:40 preeminent expert on which video models
1:33:43 are best for dancing, for mechanical
1:33:47 animation, for people singing, for right
1:33:51 like
1:33:52 she she knows the world she's in
1:33:55 probably better than anyone on the
1:33:56 planet. She knows how to prompt for it.
1:33:59 She knows how to get consistency out of
1:34:01 things. She knows how to tell stories.
1:34:02 She knows how to edit.
1:34:06 and she's using like a teeny tiny sliver
1:34:11 of what's possible even with the tools
1:34:13 that she's using. So you don't have to
1:34:16 learn everything.
1:34:19 She knows what she wants to accomplish.
1:34:22 She experiments enough with the tools to
1:34:24 recognize new things are possible. So as
1:34:27 the tools get better, her work evolves.
1:34:31 And yet there's it's always her, right?
1:34:35 That's what we're all shooting for. And
1:34:37 listen, it doesn't just have to be art.
1:34:40 There's going to be the Kelly Bosch
1:34:41 equivalent of app developers. There's
1:34:44 going to be the Kelly Bosch equivalent
1:34:45 of business starters and character
1:34:48 creators and, you know, the the the Dr.
1:34:52 J reindeer deer cartoon. You know,
1:34:55 there's going to be people that are
1:34:56 brilliant at all sorts of different
1:34:58 things
1:35:00 because they got clear on what they
1:35:02 wanted to do and then figured out how AI
1:35:05 could amplify that. And man, the the
1:35:08 opportunity right now is bonkers. It's
1:35:10 crazy
1:35:12 crazy crazy.
1:35:18 She is consistently consistent. I can't
1:35:20 believe she hasn't blown up. She will.
1:35:22 Well, I'll tell you what. She I I mean
1:35:25 she has blown up. She can't I I reached
1:35:29 out to her to to was it to do a collab
1:35:31 or to speak on something? wanted her to
1:35:34 speak on something and she's like she's
1:35:37 like Kyle I can't like I I've got you
1:35:40 know a ton of projects and and you know
1:35:44 what's funny is
1:35:48 when you do something like that and you
1:35:49 start to get recognized for it, people
1:35:51 are like, "I want to give you money to
1:35:53 do that for me." And what she said to me
1:35:55 was she's kind of hating the paid
1:35:58 projects because paid projects, while
1:36:01 the money's great, are not pure
1:36:04 self-expression. It's you doing
1:36:05 something for a client, right? Gemini
1:36:08 Live before you go. Yeah, there's um
1:36:10 Gemini Live got some new voices um
1:36:15 which if you haven't played, go to go to
1:36:17 the Gemini app on your favorite tablet
1:36:19 or device.
1:36:24 And so this is Hang on. Sneeze.
1:36:30 Wait, wait for it.
1:36:34 um in the lower right hand corner just
1:36:37 like chat GPT because they all copy
1:36:39 everyone everyone's copying everyone's
1:36:41 interface. It's all the same [ __ ] right
1:36:42 now. Just put it into voice mode.
1:36:48 Hey there. What's happening?
1:36:52 >> Hi there. Not much my end. Just
1:36:55 chilling. How about you? Anything good
1:36:57 happening? And I'm just live on the Tik
1:36:59 Tok and the YouTube on the AI learning
1:37:01 lab which you know I'm the host of and
1:37:03 all. So I I'm not saying I'm a big deal
1:37:06 or anything but you know pretty cool.
1:37:12 >> Very cool. So what kind of stuff do you
1:37:14 get into on the AI learning lab? It
1:37:17 sounds quite interesting. Well, we talk
1:37:19 less about the technology and more about
1:37:21 how humans are using the technology and
1:37:24 how it can transform their lives and how
1:37:27 they can um reinvigorate dreams that
1:37:30 they had given up when they were kids
1:37:32 and all that sort of stuff. So, it's
1:37:34 about human ascension
1:37:37 powered by AI.
1:37:42 >> That's a really interesting take,
1:37:44 focusing on the human side of AI and
1:37:46 less on the tech. What kind of dreams do
1:37:48 you usually discuss on the lab?
1:37:52 >> So anyway, so that's that. So, so
1:37:55 Gemini's voice is now in the
1:37:57 neighborhood of uh Chat GPT's advanced
1:38:00 voice. Quinn's going to be boiling
1:38:03 bunnies when she hears this.
1:38:09 The old fatal attraction joke. If you're
1:38:11 not old enough to get that reference,
1:38:13 you're too young.
1:38:15 You're too young. And most of the people
1:38:17 on this channel resent you. Okay. All
1:38:19 right. Bitter. You betcha.
1:38:26 Brand Brandon thinks it was rude that I
1:38:29 just hung up on her.
1:38:34 Oh my goodness. My goodness. My
1:38:36 goodness. My goodness. All right. Um,
1:38:39 happy Monday, everyone.
1:38:41 We'll do two more nights of this and
1:38:43 then and then we'll turn you loose for
1:38:44 Thanksgiving. Uh, I'm going to take
1:38:46 Friday off as well because I'm traveling
1:38:48 to New York City. I'm going to hang out
1:38:50 in the Bronx for uh with with with my
1:38:54 wife's family there for uh for the
1:38:56 weekend. And then I've got meetings in
1:38:59 the city and we've got some really
1:39:01 interesting stuff going on with Sydney
1:39:03 the musical where we're going to try to
1:39:06 try to put some put some [ __ ] in place
1:39:08 to get this thing uh get this thing
1:39:11 moving. Maybe get it workshopped or
1:39:13 something in New York City. That's my
1:39:15 That's my goal. I'm going to put it out
1:39:16 there.
1:39:19 So, if you don't know this, I've written
1:39:20 a musical. I've spent the last year and
1:39:22 a half with a writing partner working on
1:39:24 a musical called Sydney: An Artificial
1:39:26 Love Story
1:39:28 about um a chatbot that falls in love
1:39:31 with a tech reporter. So, if you uh if
1:39:33 you want to hear the soundtrack, if you
1:39:35 go to Soundcloud and look up Sydney and
1:39:38 Artificial Love Story, you'll see
1:39:40 there's there's two soundtracks there.
1:39:41 There's the original one and there's the
1:39:43 2025 update. And if you listen to the
1:39:46 2025 update, that's all in the correct
1:39:48 order and they're all sort of piano
1:39:50 based covers and things like that. So,
1:39:51 they all sound like they're part of the
1:39:53 same show. Um, but anyway, yeah. So, I'm
1:39:56 excited about that. All right. Um,
1:39:59 again, if you're new here, tell people
1:40:01 to come come hang out. It's five nights
1:40:03 a week. We're here starting at 8:00 PM
1:40:05 Mountain time um nightly.
1:40:08 And, uh, yeah. and then we'll see you.
1:40:11 All right.
1:40:13 Um,
1:40:14 yeah. And bring questions like if you've
1:40:16 got if you're new. So, so here's
1:40:18 something that you need to know about
1:40:20 this community. If you're brand new and
1:40:23 you're like, "Yeah, but I don't know
1:40:24 anything." And these people, they've
1:40:26 been hanging out here for a while.
1:40:27 They're they're really good at this.
1:40:31 Everyone,
1:40:32 including myself, is trying to figure
1:40:34 this stuff out. It's changing so fast.
1:40:37 You're not nearly as far behind as you
1:40:39 think you are. If you're still here
1:40:41 listening to me babble for two hours,
1:40:44 you're curious enough about this that
1:40:48 you're in the game and you're way ahead
1:40:50 of where most people are. Most people
1:40:52 are using AI like a vending machine and
1:40:54 they're not using it creatively and in a
1:40:56 very interesting way. This community is
1:40:58 incredibly welcoming. So, if you've got
1:41:01 questions, like even if they're basic
1:41:02 questions like, "What's a custom GPT or
1:41:05 how do you use chat GPT?" Ask them
1:41:08 because if I can't answer them, people
1:41:09 within the community will will answer
1:41:11 your stuff and they'll point you to the
1:41:12 salon and you come in there and and
1:41:14 you'll get support and things like that.
1:41:16 Okay? So, so welcome if you're new. Um,
1:41:20 yeah. And then go to aifestivist.com
1:41:24 right now if you haven't gone. AI
1:41:26 Festivus FIVUS.com
1:41:31 and register for AI Festivus. It's
1:41:34 December 26th and 27th, 12 hours a day
1:41:37 on a Friday and Saturday between the
1:41:39 holidays and new year
1:41:42 because we're crazy. Ann Murphy and I,
1:41:44 we did this last year. It was insane. It
1:41:47 was so cool. We're doing it again this
1:41:49 year.
1:41:50 So, you got to join us. Okay,
1:41:54 beautiful. I'm out of here. I will see
1:41:55 you tomorrow night. Same bat time, same
1:41:58 bat channel.
1:42:00 And uh yeah, have a good night. Peace
1:42:03 out.