12/10/25 - Using AI to Design Hilarious 1980s TV Show Ads for a Modern Tech Event

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1. 0:02[music] Load the car [singing] and ride the
2. 0:16note. Grab the bags and grab your coat. Tells [singing] that need to know. We [singing] are headed north. North.
3. 0:34[music] One foot in and one foot back. Well, it don't pay to live like that. [singing] [music]
4. 0:48So, I cut the ties and jump the tracks for never [singing and music] to return. Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in.
5. 1:05Are you wear the shape I'm in? [singing and music] Your hands say they shake my head. It spins. Oh, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in.
6. 1:22When at first I learned to speak, [music] I used all my words to fight with him and her and you and me. [singing and music]
7. 1:36It was such a waste of time. It was such a waste of [singing] time.
8. 1:50That woman, she's got eyes that shine like a pair of stolen polish dimes. [singing and music] She has to dance. I satisfied.
9. 2:05[music] I'll see you in [singing] the morning time. [music] >> Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in. [music]
10. 2:17Are you [singing] wear the shape I'm in? My hands [singing] they shake my head. It spins. Oh, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in.
11. 2:33Three words that became hard to say. I [singing] and love and you. when you were [singing] than I am today.
12. 2:51Look at the things I do. [music] Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in. [music] Are you aware the shape I'm in?
13. 3:08My hands, they shake, my head, it [singing] spins. [music] Oh, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in. [music]
14. 3:23[music] Standing by you, baby. [singing] [music]
15. 3:38[music] Standing too near. [singing] You had a fire makes it clear your trouble to me. [music]
16. 3:54Real trouble. Can't you see? Leaning in close. Smell of your perfume scares me most. [music] Leaning away. Hey, [singing]
17. 4:10it feels stronger every day. Real trouble. Can't you see? [music]
18. 4:29[music] [music] >> [music]
19. 4:52[music] >> Every time I see you now, get that look in mine. [music] Every time I see your mouth, I hear
20. 5:07[music] that smile. In the early misty morning light, I heard the engine turn. [music] The old [singing] fart outside. [music]
21. 5:25You were leaving me [music] again today. You will convince me again today. Leaving this hard time looking for
22. 5:40someone [music] else's golden ring. [singing] Should have said [music] so long. Suz [singing] [music] now. Don't you [singing] cry.
23. 5:56[music] So long, Susanna. [singing] Don't you cry for me. [singing] [music]
24. 6:15[music] Shing the cigarettes and keeping home out on the road. [singing] Chasing down a lifestyle out on Highway 24.
25. 6:27New York state was rolling breeze in the [singing and music] sunshine with a blue sky falling to the chill of old
26. 6:34September cre [singing and music]
27. 6:49[singing] looking for someone else's golden ring. should have so long Suz.
28. 7:08[music] [singing] [music] So long, [singing] don't you cry for me.
29. 7:31>> [music] >> Oh, good evening, good people. Hey, by the way, producer Brandon, uh, last night, the night before, whenever I
30. 7:42played one of your wacky songs, your AI generated songs from Logan, whatever his name is, your fake you. I got a copyright strike from you.
31. 7:56[laughter] So I can't monetize monetize my Tik Tok cuz you're trying to mon monetize AI. So there [laughter] got to pay to play.
32. 8:11It was like it was like I don't know some famous artist someone else and then it was Logan [laughter] your your your fake your your fake pop
33. 8:21star. Copyright struck me. Oh my god. I know Source Camp, right? He was he was in a singing mood tonight. I
34. 8:33just kept going. He kept singing. [music] >> [music]
35. 8:48>> You singing champ? Well, I heard [singing] there [music] was a secret call David played and it [singing] pleased
36. 8:57the Lord. You don't really care for music, do you? Goes like this. The fifth [music] minor and a major lift
37. 9:11composing. [music] Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelu. [singing] Hallelu.
38. 9:27Oh yeah. Your faith was strong, but you needed proof. [music] Saw her living on a roof. Her beauty had a moonlight overthrew you.
39. 9:45She tied you to the kitchen chair. She smashed [music] your throne and cut your hair. From your lips she drew. Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
40. 9:59Hallelujah. Hallelujah. [singing] Hallelujah. [music]
41. 10:17Does Satan wear suit and tie? Does he work at [music] the Dairy Queen? Does he listen to rock and roll? Does he
42. 10:26feed the mean singing hallelujah? [singing and music] Hallelujah. Hallelujah. [singing] [music] What about Jesus?
43. 10:42Didn't [singing] he do it too? Yeah. Hang [music] out with prostitutes, have a drink or two. Power of [music] example. My mama said
44. 10:52it and I [singing] heard. She said, "Ponounce action beats a ton of words." [singing and music] singing hallelujah.
45. 11:01Mama said there would be angels. Hallelujah. [music and singing] Mama said there would be sun. Yeah. Yeah. [music]
46. 11:17Okay. [music] That was probably pretty loud for y'all because it was pretty loud for me. That's a good guitar if it makes that
47. 11:26much noise when you smack it. Chat GPT users are now able to use Adobe Photoshop Express and Acrobat for free
48. 11:33from within Chat GPT. Right. I saw a Twitter post about that today. I didn't believe it. [music] By the way, Twitter,
49. 11:40it's not called Twitter anymore. One of the things I like to do on this channel is I like to I like I like to to to
50. 11:47offer up deliver breaking news. They changed the name of it. It's it's called the X now. And and you're like, "But X doesn't
51. 11:57rhyme with anything." I'm like, "I know. I know." Except some of the words it rhymes with, but it's like it's a weird
52. 12:03word, right? It's not a word. It's a letter. That's what it's called now. Little birdie. Execute it. Gone. [music] [music]
53. 12:19So many, right? It's not called Twitter anymore. [laughter] It's the Twitter. I mean, the X. [music] Um, so there's a lot of rumors that uh
54. 12:32the new OpenAI model's coming out this week. Um, I don't know. Sam Alman put out a thing today talking about Garlic,
55. 12:40which is apparently the code name. [music] [music] [music]
56. 12:57>> [music] [music] [music]
57. 13:16[music] >> All >> [music] [music]
58. 13:31>> right. Um, what shall we do? What shall we do this evening? How is everybody? What's happening? What's shaking? It's coming
59. 13:45up. Oh, I'm low in my camera. That's because my thing was tilted back. You can't have your thing tilted back. If
60. 13:51your thing tilts back, you sit low in the frame, as we all know. I think everybody knows that. Producer Brandon knows that worse than
61. 13:59anyone. He's like, "Kyle, you're low in the frame. What are we going to do about that? I'm going to tilt my camera. I'm
62. 14:05going to do my thing. I'm going to I'm a professional. [clears throat] [gasps and sighs] podcast was great. So, we did the uh the
63. 14:18AI readiness podcast uh today. We had uh four different people on other than Ann and myself. We had Cindy [ __ ] and we had
64. 14:27Liz Miller Gersfeld and we had Chris, I forget Chris's last name. Cool dude. Voluone, I think it is. And then we had
65. 14:34Ann McCracken who's an IP attorney. She spoke at AI Festivus last year telling us about all the things we could
66. 14:41copyright and not and patent and not and trademark and not and all the rules have changed from last year this year. So,
67. 14:48she's going to be back updating us. Um, but it was really good. It was just a good conversation. So, yeah. So,
68. 14:54Festivus, look at the little banner there in the corner. Right down there. See? Right right there. Go there right now. aifestivist.com.
69. 15:07Register, sponsor it, um, promote it. There's a whole section where we give you a bunch of graphics where you can go out and
70. 15:14promote the [ __ ] out of AIFest. Go do it. It is free. It is 24 hours of educational inspiring human centric AI education for free over
71. 15:28two days, December 26th and December 27th, 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Pacific, noon to midnight, Friday and Saturday.
72. 15:37You're like, Kyle, that's ridiculous. Don't you ever take a break? No, there's no [laughter] there's no crying
73. 15:45in AI. We can't take a break. And on the on the podcast today, she she woke up from a nap. She woke up from a nap to do
74. 15:54a podcast. [laughter] She she needed a nap, but she couldn't have one. She had a podcast to do. [laughter] This is This is serious, people.
75. 16:06Serious. All right. So, get your ass to Festivus. All right. [laughter] I woke up from a nap 16 minutes ago. >> [laughter]
76. 16:18>> Yeah, producer Brandon needs a nap, too. He puts the kid down. He takes a little nap. You know, he does what he needs to
77. 16:23do. You get your sleep in when you can, and then you show up. You show up. Um, the uh I'm in such a funny place
78. 16:36with AI right now. I'm in this bizarre place of like entirely hopeful and kind of like eh nothing matters. [laughter]
79. 16:51And and there [laughter] the reason I'm in the nothing matters place is I just have this sneaking suspicion 2026 is
80. 16:57going to be the year that AI gets really good. And it's you're like it's already really good or you know you're like oh
81. 17:04that's going to take till 2030. doesn't matter when it's going to happen, but it's coming. And so it's but it's close
82. 17:10enough that I'm like, should I should I keep learning stuff? Should I keep doing stuff? The answer is yes, but that's not
83. 17:17where my head is emotionally or where my where my instincts are emotionally. So that's what's going on with me. Kyle,
84. 17:25maybe speak about transferring memory to Gemini 3 or Claude, please. Um, never quit learning. I don't actually know how to do that.
85. 17:43Um, let's go ask Google, which has got Gemini built into it. You're like, are we really going to watch Kyle Google something? [laughter]
86. 17:55Yes, you are. Um, how do I transfer my memory? I mean, I think I have an idea of how to do it. Uh, from but it what I'm thinking seems
87. 18:10pedestrian from chat GPT to Gemini or Claude. You can transfer memory by exporting
88. 18:26your chat GPT data. That's what I was thinking. Convert it to a readable format like Markdown. and then pasting or uploading it into a
89. 18:37new chat. Yeah, I guess that's the way to do it. So, that makes sense to me. All right, so let's let's hop over to
90. 18:42chat GPT and go look at where we do that. I made a song today. Oh, we did a we did a cool thing today. We did this uh this
91. 18:52experimental thing called flip focus in content evolution where we took the idea of a focus group and flipped it on its head where
92. 19:00rather than just getting insights from people and then processing those insights, you sort of get insights and
93. 19:06prototype in real time. Tik Tok pin Kyle, I'll send you prompts and process. Oh, Think with V is here. What's
94. 19:13happening, Vanessa? What's happening? If you don't follow Think with V on Tik Tok, go there right now. Think with V. I
95. 19:20think it's at ThinkW with V, right? Isn't that it? I think that's right. Um, go look her up. She's amazing. She's
96. 19:28amazing. I got to meet her in person in San Francisco. It was the the one redeeming thing about TED AI is that I
97. 19:35got to meet Think with V. [laughter] Ted TED AI was [laughter] a a dramatic disappointment to me with one standout.
98. 19:49thing would be laughing [laughter] TED AI. Oh man. Um, yeah, if you would send me your your thing, but but okay.
99. 19:55So, so let's go. We're going to go new chat here. Am I sharing my tab? No, I'm not. Okay. So, here we are. Chat jet.
100. 20:03And then in the lower lefthand corner, we're going to go to settings and then I assume we've got data controls. So, down
101. 20:10on the lefth hand side, there's data controls and then export data. Right down here at the bottom, export data. and you click export
102. 20:20and that will export it in whatever format. The the Gemini thing said you've got to put it in markdown. You don't have to
103. 20:28put it in markdown. It'll export it in some sort of readable readable format. Um and then yeah, I think you could just
104. 20:38import that. Well, let's let's try it. Um, I wonder how long it's going to take to uh export. Let's find [snorts] out. Delete all chats.
105. 20:53It's It's amazing that they put those buttons right next to each other. [laughter] Delete all and export.
106. 21:00I just meant to export it. I deleted everything. Can I get it back? Sam. Sam. Sam. Sam. All right. Confirm. export. Your account
107. 21:11details and chats will be included. The data will be sent to your registered email in a downloadable file. The link
108. 21:18will inspire in 24 hours. Processing may take some time. You'll be notified when it's ready. Successfully exported data.
109. 21:28You should receive an email shortly with all your data. Okay, so that's pretty straightforward. And then yeah, what I
110. 21:36would do is I would go into Claude andor Gemini andor um whatchamacallit notebook LM. Notebook. If if you're
111. 21:48sleeping on Notebook LM, if you're not using Notebook LM, if you're not aware of what it is and what it does and all
112. 21:53of the cool ways you can visualize the data that you put into it, you are missing a a a large boat. You're like on
113. 22:03a little sailboat in the pond and like literally across the dock is this like killer speedboat and a big lake. [laughter]
114. 22:13You're just missing it. It's just a different boat. All right, Chat GPT needs some new meds. Um, let's see if I got No.
115. 22:32Open AI. No, that's not it. The turtle and the sunflower. Your turtle and sunflower. Oh, I was Where did I see I think it was on Tik
116. 22:47Tok. And lately, for the past two weeks, I've been getting like, "You're remarkable. Big things are going to happen." All
117. 22:57this all this sort of positive reinforcement [ __ ] And one of them was it was this tarot lady. She was reading
118. 23:05tarot cards and she goes, "I don't know what this means, but but I'm seeing the symbols for a turtle and a sunflower
119. 23:15like on Tik Tok." not related to the AI learning lab and that's if you don't know Serena um Amelio's wife uh who unfortunately we
120. 23:24lost this past year um but her name in it were turtles and sunflowers and uh and so it was it was pretty cool
121. 23:35to see that thing that was pretty nice um it's funny how how symbols show up in our lives company knowledge
122. 23:48What the [ __ ] is this? Am I sharing this tab? I'm not. What is this button? It's
123. 24:11Project Atlas is slated to launch in early November 2025. The team is currently finishing up f final integrations. What is this?
124. 24:26Huh? I'm getting spinning wheels of death here. >> I got it earlier today, too, Kyle. It's essentially allowing you to connect your
125. 24:35enterprise Google Drive, our workplace account, uh so you can read like your corporate Gmail and corporate Google
126. 24:42Docs drive directly into Chat GPT and search it. >> Huh. Just sent a the link via a LinkedIn DM. Thank you very much. Think with the
127. 24:54Thank you, Vanessa. Um, anyway, you should, if you haven't subscribed to her channel, you should do it and just pay attention to what she
128. 25:00says because she is uh what do they what do they say in the AI game? She's smart. She knows what she's doing. And you
129. 25:08know, you know what it is I like about you, Vanessa, is um you're not hypy. You're just pragmatic. And not just I
130. 25:19don't mean to diminish it. You're pragmatic. you're like, "Here's what I see." And you filter it through who you are and
131. 25:27what your beliefs are and what your um knowledge is. And it's really refreshing because there's just so much flipping
132. 25:36crap out there. It's my Virgo showing. [laughter] It's very good. It's very just centered, honest content. And uh I
133. 25:46can't say that for a lot of the other makers right now. There's just a lot of crap out there, which is better than
134. 25:52what I'm doing, which is not putting out much of anything. [laughter] So, I'll get back to it. And I know I go
135. 25:58live five nights a week, but that's different content. You actually have to think about um Oh, Fabiosa, never never knew Serena
136. 26:08personally, but she touched my life. Yeah, she was an amazingly amazingly generous, sweet, sweet woman. um and was
137. 26:16just and just loved everyone in this community. She was she was amazing. I work by your philosophy of AI as a
138. 26:24practice AI learning lab. If you have not joined the AI learning lab, thanks for the thanks for the tea up there
139. 26:29[laughter] for for for let me talk about the the AI learning or the AI salon. Um if you've not joined the AI salon yet,
140. 26:37please go join the AI salon. Go to community.thesalon.ai. Um look at what our community is about. join us. And if you want to really level
141. 26:47things up, join the mastermind. So, we just launched this thing called the AI salon mastermind practice.
142. 26:55And it's a framework for you to design a daily practice around how you use AI. And so, one of the really cool things
143. 27:04that's happening, so we meet every Thursday. So, tomorrow is our fourth meeting. It's our fifth week. We took a week off for Thanksgiving.
144. 27:12>> [snorts] >> Um, so [clears throat] tomorrow's our fifth week. Um, and everyone in the in the practice
145. 27:20lab in this weekly meeting gets to talk about what they're doing for their daily practice. And one of the things that a
146. 27:26number of people have discovered is that um part of their daily practice AI like Cindy [ __ ] is doing like watercolor
147. 27:38paintings and doodles with magic markers and like big post-it note walls. Kevin Clark is doing an hour of writing like
148. 27:47on a pad with a pen every day so that he doesn't lose touch with something that he's good at and enjoys. And that informs how he uses AI.
149. 28:00So it's not just about slavishly using AI. What what the mastermind practice is really about is centering yourself
150. 28:13at the at the center of the practice and then using AI to amplify what you discover about who you are. And that's a
151. 28:24very different we need more math. We need more algorithms. Algorithms are special. They algorithms are special.
152. 28:32But it's pointless unless it's to some end. Well, what end? Your end. What are you up to? How do you want to change the
153. 28:41world? Who do you want to affect? What are your values? Right? And go do stuff. Go change the world. Per chat GPT company knowledge
154. 28:52equals a shared private knowledge base that chat GPT can read automatically so you don't have to repeat any key info.
155. 28:59That's pretty cool. Savage, which AI would you recommend for text to video? I just don't have enough test
156. 29:09to Oh, I just don't have enough money to test multiple. Um, that is an awesome question. So, [clears throat]
157. 29:18so one thing I would do if I were you, let's go see if it's still the case. We're going to go to meta.ai. Um,
158. 29:35add media files vibes create. Okay, you go to meta.ai and you click on the create tab. Yeah, this is it. Still free. This is free
159. 29:51midjourney. Free midjourney. Now, not just midjourney images, midjourney video. So, midjourney video is quite good. Now,
160. 30:01it doesn't have a lot of the bells and whistles that some of the other systems do, but if you just want to
161. 30:06start experimenting with text to video, um, get really good at text to image and then animate your images. So, let's do
162. 30:14we'll do a we'll do a 16 by9 wide image and I'm going to come back and show you how we do Oh, I'm not sharing. [laughter]
163. 30:28Oh my god. Okay. Meta.ai. Click on the create tab over here. All right. And then you'll see pretty pictures. Here's pretty pictures. See
164. 30:39all the pretty pictures I did? I did all those in in Meta for free. It's free because I don't think anybody's using
165. 30:48Meta [laughter] because their models suck. Uh but they cut a deal with Midjourney and so it is now generating midjourney
166. 30:57images. So, we're going to go let's do cinematic moody shot by the Scottish sea.
167. 31:13um with a fine young lass and her puppy
168. 31:29on the cliffs overlooking the raging sea in the distance.
169. 31:45All right. [clears throat] And so it's going to go off and it's going to do its thing. But I'm going to show you something
170. 31:51really cool here. I was trying to remember earlier where free mid Journey was. Thank you. You're welcome.
171. 31:57[laughter] What's it called? What's what called? I'm surprised how good Meta is. I know. It's so good. Oh, wow. This is a cool
172. 32:07Why did it do that style? That's bonkers. That's gorgeous. So any So now we can take any one of these and we can animate
173. 32:20them. So I'm just going to click animate and then it's going to make me a movie. And then I'm going to do it with
174. 32:27this one where she's way out in the distance as well. And then I'm going to show you something cool. So, while it's making movies, I'm
175. 32:36going to go over to the actual midjourney midjourney. MID journey. Okay. So, here we are in midjourney. When I share my tab, here we are in
176. 32:48midjourney. I'm on the explore tab. So, on the left hand side right here, we're in the explore tab. Okay.
177. 32:59And then I've got styles selected in the upper right over here. got styles selected. So these are all different
178. 33:06styles in MidJourney. So see this green one? It's this crazy cranky green thing. I'm going to click on the little T here
179. 33:14and it's going to put that code for that green style up in my little chat bar. Then I'm going to head back to meta share this tab instead
180. 33:28and I'm going to click on the prompt which automatically populated this. But then look under aesthetics.
181. 33:36I'm going to click this thing and I'm going to paste that code into this little bar right here. So I got
182. 33:43stylization at 100 and 100's fine. And I'm going to go bang. Now, we're going to go make four new images, but it's
183. 33:51going to have that green style to it. So, let's look at our videos. We can add music. Look at that. That's with nothing.
184. 34:06Add music. >> [music]
185. 34:23>> I was looking [music] all my life. >> All right, we'll apply that.
186. 34:38Come on, you can do it. Oh, here it is. I was looking [music]
187. 34:56I was looking [music] back on my life.
188. 35:12>> Cool. All right. Now look at these images. So, see see our cool style. How cool is that? So, you can go get styles from
189. 35:25MidJourney. And if you're like, "But I don't have a subscription to Midjourney. You can't see the style thing at
190. 35:30Midjourney." Okay. So, I'll show you another way to get the styles from MidJourney. Um, let's turn this into a
191. 35:36video, though, shall we? Animate. Let's do custom animate. We we'll say um dog looks at woman and barks and and howls.
192. 35:52All right. Animate. Bang. All right. So, that's going to now make a movie of that. And then look over here. We got
193. 35:57all these different styles. You can also change the styles. We can browse for more. We'll do this glowy one. That's kind of cool. Restyle.
194. 36:08So now that's going to give us a whole new set of images in that restyled look. Matrix Day at the beach. [laughter] I was looking at my Oh,
195. 36:24[laughter] let's add music. Let's see if we can find how. We'll do howl. Howling at the moon.
196. 36:46>> [music] >> There you go.
197. 37:08So, >> come on. Where's our music?
198. 37:30>> The crickets aren't quite right. You need like the the crashing waves in the distance. But it's pretty cool.
199. 37:39And this is free. This is free. It's free. It's free. It's free. Doesn't cost anything. Kelly Bosch uses this a lot for her music
200. 37:51videos. All right. This guy is very van Go. Yeah, this guy is very van. I was looking all [music] >> pretty cool, huh? Um, so that's one
201. 38:07thing I would do. Um, the other thing I would do if you want to get if you want to practice, so first of all, I would find
202. 38:17I would make a list of all of the video programs, right? And some of them give you like a hundred credits a day. So,
203. 38:24you can make like three videos a day. I would do a spreadsheet of like what are their, you know, how many credits do
204. 38:32they give you? Um, like, uh, is it I think it might be Korea. When you log in, they give you 200 credits and then
205. 38:40if you do multiple days in a row, they give you more credits each day. Um, so you've got Sora. If you've got a chat GPT subscription,
206. 38:55you can make videos with Sora. It's quite good. There's the Sora app, which you can make free videos with, but
207. 39:03they have the Sora water. Also, make clones of yourself and clones of other people and clones of your pets.
208. 39:10So, I would use that. There's Gemini's V3. That one's pretty expensive, but I think there's places you can use it for
209. 39:17free, but I would experiment with that. There's Korea. There's Runway. There's I there's there's a ton of them. Like go
210. 39:27to Reddit and look up uh look up AI video tools and and just like I would just start cataloging them and then just
211. 39:35make a list for yourself and literally just bounce between them and get good at image to video, text to video, um video
212. 39:43to video. There's, you know, runway you can restyle videos. You can you can shoot a video of yourself, then replace
213. 39:51yourself with a robot in a scene, and it'll keep your acting, but replace you just like full-on CGI [ __ ] like they
214. 39:59used to do with pingpong balls glued to people's face. [laughter] Um, and then here's the other thing.
215. 40:07Don't just make video for video's sake. I mean, you should learn how to use the tools. Just go play like I just did.
216. 40:13like I just go in mindlessly and kind of do what I did. Um but but what I would do is put some time into developing a story. And if you're
217. 40:24like, well, I'm not a very good writer. Yes, you are. You now have Chat GPT. You have Claude. You've got all of these
218. 40:30large language models where you can go in and you can say, I want 20 ideas for a 60-second script, a 60-second film
219. 40:40that that has no dialogue in it. and and just go generate a bunch of ideas and when you stumble upon one you like,
220. 40:48refine it, have chat GBT generate a shot list for you, have it recommend five different visual styles and go make
221. 40:58those clips and then edit them together and make yourself a music video. Um, I have to jump, but I need to absorb
222. 41:09more of your knowledge. Oh, Vanessa, that's so sweet. Thank you. Peace out. Great to see you. I'm glad. It was great
223. 41:15seeing you in here. Um, go subscribe on Tik Tok. If you're Tik Tockers, go subscribe. Think with V. Go subscribe.
224. 41:21Go now. Okay. Thanks for hanging out. It's really cool. Appreciate it. Um, Mary, think with V. Please come
225. 41:30back. She'll come back. She's awesome. She is awesome. She's awesome. Awesome. Awesome. Awesome. Awesome.
226. 41:39Okay, what do we got here? Free is good. Yeah, free. Anyone know offhand how much the replay option is for Festivus? I should know that. $27
227. 41:53according to Brandon. Brandon knows that we have producers for these sort of things. Producers know these sort of things.
228. 42:01Oh, look. It It re It restyled that in this cool orange. Oh, wait. I'm not sharing. If you buy it in advance,
229. 42:09these are cool. Look at these. Gorgeous. Oh, that one's great. I like that one a lot. Or that one. No, I think the dramatic one.
230. 42:21And then look, we're just going to animate that. Boom. Now we make a movie. [clears throat] Let's do her as a collage. Let's do her
231. 42:32as art deco. There's the collage. Collage is cool.
232. 42:50Very cool. It's I I I still am rather
233. 43:10If you're doing AI a lot, I find it remarkable how quickly we as humans normalize remarkable things. Um, I would encourage you
234. 43:24to stay present to how remarkable this moment is. [laughter] Like we're literally in magic territory. And I know Pate M hates it when I say
235. 43:38that. It's not magic. It's math. It's math magical. We live in a magical time. The word abracadabra when you translate it,
236. 43:52it breaks down to as I speak, I create. We we are literally speaking things into existence. Um
237. 44:08stay in touch with how remarkable this moment is. Do you know that we're the last generation that will actually understand what it
238. 44:18means to live in a world where you couldn't just make [ __ ] Like if you wanted to make a movie, you'd have to go to movie school, right?
239. 44:28Or or spend, you know, two, three, five, 10 years teaching yourself how to do it. [snorts] The next generation is not
240. 44:41going to know what that's like. There are going to be quirky people that choose to make things the way they used
241. 44:47to. Like, you'll be able to go see them in studios and things. It It'll be like It'll be like the theater today. You can
242. 44:53go to New York and to major metropolitan cities and see the theater, [laughter] but it's just it's not it's not the way
243. 45:00we do entertainment anymore, right? It's not the core way we do entertainment. It's a it's a it's a sideshow. [clears throat and cough]
244. 45:10And I know that creators of today are very are particularly pissed off about that transition, [snorts] but it's just
245. 45:21that's just progress. That's just progress. You can be pissed off about it. So, it's not going anywhere. [snorts]
246. 45:29[clears throat] So, oh, you know what I didn't do? I didn't get myself a water. So, I'm a little parched. So, hold, please. Um,
247. 45:37I'm trying to think. I will leave you Oh, I'll leave you with a song. That's what I'll do. I wrote a song today. The human line. This is it.
248. 45:50Um, so we did a uh we did this thing called flip focus and
249. 46:04content evolution and we were talking about what are the 2026 trends and we ended up with some really cool
250. 46:14things. Let me jump over to a mirror board. Um content evolution flip focus where oh there it is
251. 46:29[snorts] me share this tab. So here were the here were the trends of 2026 the the the four meta trends. One was moving beyond tools to true
252. 46:43collaboration. The second trend was intentionally becoming intentionality is becoming the core human job. So basically knowing what you
253. 46:55want and knowing how to ask for it is going to be your job in the future. Um meta trend number three is that data
254. 47:04governance is shifting from access to use. And then metatren number four is technology can widen or close
255. 47:12generational gaps. Um and this this information graphic by the way we made this I made this one uh while the
256. 47:21meeting was still going on. So I was literally copying and pasting transcript notes over to notebook LM and
257. 47:29having it generate infographics on on some of the key trends. So this was one of the graphics we generated. And then I
258. 47:35took these metatrens and I went to chatt and I wrote song lyrics. And then I went to Sununo and I made this. So I'm going
259. 47:44to play this song while I'm gone and then I'm going to go get water. Hear how dry my voice is. I'm like, "Hey, hey
260. 47:52guys. How's it going? My name is Kyle. [groaning] [laughter] Welcome to ASMR with Kyle. [laughter]
261. 48:08It's disturbing even me. >> [singing]
262. 48:26>> The tools grew sharper fast [music] now by our side. But trust is still the ground where every choice resides. A
263. 48:34world of code and carbon needs the guard rails we design. We lift the flag of agency and draw the [music] human
264. 48:41[singing] line. We draw the human line. [music] We choose the way we climb. Let go of [singing] the limits we
265. 48:50thought were real. [music] The future becomes whatever we feel. [music] We move beyond efficiency. The systems
266. 49:04built to heal. Resilience isn't luck. It's shaped in what we build. An aging world is calling and housing strains a
267. 49:12frame. We leave the old deals behind and choose a [singing] wise [music] game. We draw the human line. We choose the way we climb.
268. 49:24Let go of the limits we thought were real. The future becomes whatever we feel. [music] [music] People
269. 49:43[music] crave the real. More texture, depth and truth. Connection across ages. A bridge from old to youth. Meaning, story
270. 49:53presence. What belonging really means. Our human voice is power in the world of new machines. We draw the human line.
271. 50:06We choose the way we [music] climb. Let go of the limits we thought were real. The future becomes whatever we feel. Yeah. Yeah. [music]
272. 50:26>> [music] >> We lead the conversation. [music] We are the innovation.
273. 50:41Not either, but how we stand. The future is the genius of [music] >> There you go. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
274. 50:56[clears throat] >> That was made with So, the Sunno song making app, which hasn't been killed yet, but it's on its way. [laughter]
275. 51:09Thank you, Warner. Warner Music. [laughter] Oh, man. Did you get water? Yes, I got water. Thank you very much. Um, as
276. 51:18everyone flies into the convention hall, [laughter] Okay. All right. Who else has slam bang
277. 51:33Theater? [clears throat] I was just thinking about that today. Like having man-made things is going to
278. 51:47be a niche industry. Well, you know what's funny, Savage? I think that [clears throat] I think that authenticity,
279. 51:56human connection, handbuilt [ __ ] um concerts, poetry sessions, um playing frisbee golf, like just things that right now today feel like um
280. 52:13things that we do to escape work. I feel like where we're headed, those things become work. which is which is weird, right? That that
281. 52:27if you play AI out, if you assume that in 2026, maybe 27, but I think it's going to happen in 2026, things are accelerating.
282. 52:38In 2026, we're going to start to see systems that we can just say, "Go do shit." and they'll just go do [ __ ] and it's going to be good.
283. 52:54In fact, Kier Kiri the the uh there's a woman on TikTok named Kiri, I forget her last name. She spoke at the AI salon and
284. 53:02she's got um a piece of software she's writing. She's developing developing it for like a year now called
285. 53:09No Spoon Studio. And the basic idea is that it's a fully agentic movie maker. And this week she launched a version of
286. 53:22it where you can do five 10 five wait five 15 or 25 minute movies. You can just say make me a movie. You
287. 53:38set the length to 25 minutes. You give it a basic plotline or you can give it a script or you can just say make it about dogs
288. 53:48wandering across the desert and it will make you a 25minute movie that launched this week using existing
289. 53:56technology. She's vibe coding it. She vibe coding it. VI vibe codes it using cursor I think. I think she uses cursor. Claude cursor.
290. 54:06No, Claude. May No, she uses Claude code. Maybe Claude code within cursor. I don't know. I don't I don't go that deep into
291. 54:15the vibe coding stuff. I'm stuck I'm stuck out out here in lovable land. But she's vibe coding the [ __ ] out of this
292. 54:22thing and it's making 25minute movies. So some point they're going to be really good. And then at some point, probably in 2026,
293. 54:35you'll just be able to say, I want a feature film with this kind of plot, and it will generate a feature film. And then now
294. 54:45imagine that for every single industry. And then you say, okay, well, it's going to take three years for those
295. 54:54technologies to not suck. I agree. At the end of that three years, what will we do? [laughter] What will we do? What will be our job?
296. 55:06Well, some people will use these AI tools to to do new forms of creativity. A lot of people will go, well, I guess
297. 55:14I'm not doing the computer stuff anymore because that's just being done. So, what am I going to do? I think we start going
298. 55:21to much more authentic, much more human connection, making a difference for one another. And I think that becomes a job.
299. 55:31I'll [snorts] walk with you for an hour becomes a career, right? You take it out, take out ads in the local paper, you want someone just
300. 55:40to, you know, hang out with you and talk, I'll do that for you. 100 bucks. 100 bucks an hour. [laughter] Why not? Why not?
301. 55:53I made a 90 second AI film and it still took me a week with editing. Yeah. Listen, Trek Tube, where we are right
302. 56:00now, all of the AI stuff, this is this is one of the weird traps that we're in right now. And I and I think it really is a trap.
303. 56:09Um, I don't think we should be not doing what we're doing, but I think a lot of people right now are assuming that
304. 56:22the AI that we have today that requires our presence like it it really does suck. You know, the almost all the AI
305. 56:31tools are just, you know, they're maybe 80% maybe 85% of good right now. If you if if you three years ago showed me
306. 56:42something that today I would call jank a janky piece of [ __ ] you know, I would go, "Oh my god, that's remarkable." But
307. 56:48just, you know, we normalize quickly. So the tools the tools today are not ready for prime time. So if you want to do a
308. 56:5590 a 90 second video, that's actually really good. Yeah. It's going to take you a week, week and a half. That sounds
309. 57:00about right. Um, that time should come down and should come down and should come down and should come down and there
310. 57:09will be a point at which where you can make a 90 second film that's as good as you want it to be that that maybe even
311. 57:14follows your style because video making tools will have me CPT has memory. Um, and so you'll just be able to, you know, prompt prompt
312. 57:27something into existence like it it's as good as if you had created it yourself. Um, so don't assume because you're needed now
313. 57:40that you're going to be needed for long. And then and then the question becomes, if you're not needed, what's your job?
314. 57:48And one job could be to find a way to rise above the noise of all of the AI generated stuff. That will definitely be
315. 57:55a job. And other jobs will be [ __ ] AI. I'm I'm [laughter] going to go I'm going to go make uh animal skin drums without
316. 58:06killing any animals [laughter] or whatever. We all become Portland [laughter] bespoke artisal chicken farming.
317. 58:19Yes. Our jobs will be connection focused and then we can focus. So this should be good. What's the what's the bottom of
318. 58:27this say? Of flagging down a Vulcan or two. Yeah, exactly. Yep. Hey, Retro Punk. What's happening? Good to see you.
319. 58:41Um, [clears throat]
320. 58:57I'm feeling like I should probably spend some time in Opus 4.5. I don't think I'm going to start it tonight.
321. 59:06Brandon, why don't you throw just throw in a parking lot to to go play with with Opus 4.5? Opus 4.5 is the new Claude the MacDaddy
322. 59:18model of Claude and it's supposed to be pretty good. It's not It's not supposed to be pretty good. It's supposed to be
323. 59:23really good. And then Gen Spark 2 maybe. Yeah, maybe we go look at Jen Spark. [music] This was the second version of that song.
324. 59:39[music] The tools grew sharper fast. now working by our side.
325. 59:54[music] But trust is still the ground [singing] where every choice resides. [music] A world of gold and carbon needs the guards we design.
326. 1:00:10Yeah. [music] We lift [singing] the flag of agency and draw the human line. We draw the human life. We choose the
327. 1:00:21way we climb. Let go the limits. We know for real. The future becomes whatever we see. >> That's a great chorus. We draw the human
328. 1:00:30line. We choose the way we cl the way we climb. Let go of the limits we thought were real. The future becomes whatever
329. 1:00:38we feel. That that chorus is I that's it. That's our job. You want to know what we're doing in the future? This chorus,
330. 1:00:50we draw the human line. So, we get to figure out where we put the dial of humanity. You want to go all human, go
331. 1:00:56all human. You want to be AI amplified and and human augmented, go that. You want to go all in on AI, do that. We
332. 1:01:04choose the way we climb. You want to climb by going back to making music the oldfashioned way with with realtore
333. 1:01:11analog tapes, great. Go do that. And then other people are going to use some tools like Sunno to go make different kinds of music, right?
334. 1:01:21We let go of the limits we thought were real. Our aching gaps. Have you heard this term? This is a term I stumbled upon
335. 1:01:32that is a it's it's a disturbing term. [laughter] Sir, may I inquire? What are your aching gaps by chance? Sir, rather. It's rather
336. 1:01:43personal, wouldn't you say? Carrying on. Yes. Yes. Rather. No. No. Your gaps, those things in your life that you're
337. 1:01:51not good at, that you desperately want to be good at, right? You know those things that you have that like when you were seven,
338. 1:02:03some teacher said, "Yeah, you should keep your day job." and you didn't know what that meant, but you knew that you weren't talented or
339. 1:02:12you knew that you couldn't do that thing and you took that on like it was reality. We we don't have to live like that
340. 1:02:20anymore. All those gaps can now be filled in with AI. So, we just get to be fully self-expressed no matter what the discipline is. And
341. 1:02:31then the future becomes whatever we feel. That's what the the AI salon mastermind practice is about. human centricity
342. 1:02:38in how we use AI. It's about putting the human front and center. Right now, what a lot of people are doing is they're
343. 1:02:44putting the AI front and center and and they're going, "It's it's us against the AI. Here's the AI. Here's us.
344. 1:02:52It's not going to be better than me. It's not going to be better than me." Spoiler alert, it already is.
345. 1:03:00Right? If you're battling a thing that is getting exponentially smarter, trying to keep trying to keep up with it, it's
346. 1:03:08it's it's going to be a sad day when you realize you've lost. [laughter] But if if rather than putting the AI in front of you, you say,
347. 1:03:22let's put it behind us, put our ourselves front and center. human- centric use of AI. Well, who am I? I don't know. I'm a guy that likes
348. 1:03:36storytelling. I like visually interesting things. I I like really good use of language. I'm passionate about people expressing
349. 1:03:51authentically sharing who they are. Like those are some of the things that are really important to me. So, if those are
350. 1:03:57some of the things that are important to me, how can I use AI to amplify that? That's what I do in this channel night after
351. 1:04:05night after night. I'm like, here's some crazy idea and then I use AI to turn it into something. Sometimes it's great. Sometimes it's [ __ ]
352. 1:04:14But in the end, it's not about the tool. It's about I had some brain fart, right? Oh, that sounds like a song. Let's turn
353. 1:04:24that into a song. And then Weird Mary comes out three hours later. So that's pretty cool. Lead with human intentions and use AI to
354. 1:04:38enhance them. That's it. That's it. AI can be something we compete against or something we can use to elevate our ideas.
355. 1:04:55This These are my [ __ ] ideas. You've got your ideas. Brandon's got his ideas. Brandon's ideas always have some cool
356. 1:05:05connection to community or family. Why is that? I don't know. It's how he grew up. It's what he believes in. It's where his values are.
357. 1:05:17Might have to do with storytelling and self-expression. Why is that? I don't know. It doesn't matter. Doesn't matter where it came from,
358. 1:05:25but what matters is each of us individually understanding who we are and how we want to impact the world, how
359. 1:05:33we want to influence people, touch them. That's the primary force. And then AI just are like water wings, [laughter]
360. 1:05:49right? It's like we're all learning how to swim and we just we keep sinking and then AI comes along and right now it's like you
361. 1:05:58know shitty little water wings and at some point AI is going to be like a [ __ ] jet ski. That's actually not a bad analogy
362. 1:06:07that prior to AI we're just out in the middle of the ocean and if the ocean gets sloppy we [ __ ] sink and choking and barely surviving.
363. 1:06:16Tell me that's not how work feels sometimes. Oh my god. Why do you think the the acronym TGIF exists?
364. 1:06:25Right? Because work is so overwhelmingly soul crushing, right? And along camp comes AI and you you sort
365. 1:06:36[laughter] if you strap it on, right? You you like you blow up the little water wing on each side and now you're just sitting
366. 1:06:43there in the water. You're like, "Hey, this ain't bad." And I feel like that's kind of where we are right now, right?
367. 1:06:49And maybe 2025 we got swim fins. So now we've got water wings and swim fins. It's like, hey, this is pretty cool. But
368. 1:06:56like we're headed to jet ski jet ski territory. We're not there yet. [laughter] So when everyone's got a jet ski and you can just do [ __ ]
369. 1:07:09what do you choose to do? And when you should be practicing that is right now. What do you want? Who are you?
370. 1:07:24I haven't had to think about that in 20 years. Well, Skippy, [snorts] it's time. Oh my god, that was amaz. That's
371. 1:07:36amazing. Who did that? Gareth, thank you so much. That's really beautiful. It was a Tik Tok crystal balloon thing
372. 1:07:42that took over my screen and flew across the screen. That was really beautiful. Thank you very much. It's very generous. Um, right.
373. 1:07:53Jen Spark, too. I know. [laughter] He got one letter up. I can see his cursor moving. He's like, "Okay, Kyle,
374. 1:08:03enough. We got the point. Point made." [laughter] All right. Jen Spark. If you don't know Gen Spark Nano Banana
375. 1:08:17Pro unlimited from 20 bucks a month, sign in.
376. 1:08:34A library of short media worthy Kevin Mallister moments. [snorts] That's actually not a bad idea. Um, Andy Andy
377. 1:08:42grabbed a clip from uh Danielle and I had a really a really sweet interaction. Um, Danielle was very generous to me. I
378. 1:08:50don't know if you're on tonight, Danielle. U was very generous to me during the AI Salon mastermind practice
379. 1:08:56lab and uh Andy sort of captured that moment and put it out as a video today which I thought was really sweet. But
380. 1:09:03there's there there are things that happen in here. Practicing building video testimonial app and lovable. Love
381. 1:09:09it. turning out great. Beautiful. Why pay for apps when you can build them yourself? Yeah, that's that's Jim Ross for you there.
382. 1:09:19Jim Jim just he just does the work. What What I love about What I love about Jim is that Jim's Jim's Jim.
383. 1:09:36I guarantee you Jim works doesn't work any harder today than he did five years ago. Like he's just one of those guys that puts he does
384. 1:09:50the work, right? And he takes whatever tools he has and he does the work. And then AI came along and he's still
385. 1:09:56putting in the same amount of time, but he's like 10xing his output because he's just putting in the work.
386. 1:10:03And there's just something there's something really pure about that that I just I I really respect. I'm digging your groove, Kyle.
387. 1:10:11[laughter] Oh, man. What [clears throat] did I miss? Everything. And nothing. Nothing. Nothing is nothing. And
388. 1:10:21everything is everything. And it all happens at the same time. That's a nice little interface. I'm not sharing this. I might share this tab
389. 1:10:30instead. [clears throat] Look at this little interface at the bottom of Gen Spark.
390. 1:10:46Re That's cool. Nice. Okay, we've got new.
391. 1:11:04So in Gen Spark you can just type something in just like just like AI uh like chat GPT.
392. 1:11:20You can also click this little plus button in the upper left and it'll tell you all of the things there are.
393. 1:11:27Super Agent, AI slides, AI sheets, AI docs, AI developer, AI designer, photo genius, clip genius, AI pods.
394. 1:11:42I assume that's podcasts, AI chat, AI image. I don't know the difference between photo genius and AI image. AI video, deep research, fact
395. 1:11:54check, call for me. Let's do call for me. [laughter] Call for me. Hi, I'm your phone assistant. I support calls to most
396. 1:12:04countries and regions. Special highlight. Okay, let's see next. [snorts] Voice call. Enter your phone number. 720375.
397. 1:12:19Okay. Get verification call. Call [clears throat] Mrs. Kyle. No, I'm going to call pizza shops. Please verify your phone number to continue.
398. 1:12:37I'll be back. Tik Tok. I got to answer a call here. Accept. >> Hello. Please enter your six-digit validation code.
399. 1:12:56>> You have successfully validated your phone number. You may now use >> plus7203751548. >> Okay. Your name. What should assistant call
400. 1:13:11you? Kyle or no? Let's see. Um, Kenny, [laughter] next start test call. Call call for me. Oh, I
401. 1:13:27guess it's it's it's it's using my phone number. I'm digging your groove, Kyle. Task submitted will continue. Feel free check task
402. 1:13:43status. But what's it doing? I I don't know what I just did. [laughter] What did I just do? Um.
403. 1:13:58[laughter] H. I don't know what I did. Someone Can someone help me? [laughter] Oh, wait. Uh oh. Red Bay, Alabama. This is assistant
404. 1:14:14Alina. I'm calling on behalf of Can I listen to this? It called [laughter] It called
405. 1:14:28somewhere. How do I I notice [laughter] if you change your tab, you might be able to No, it said if you close your
406. 1:14:40tab, it's going to keep doing your its job. Uh [laughter] >> mean you're on the wrong tab. We can't see what you're >> Oh, I
407. 1:14:50Let's see. Test call information. Call Kenny. [sighs] >> Hi. If you record your name and reason for calling, I'll see if this person is
408. 1:15:05available. >> Hi. >> All right. I don't know what I did. I think I think it's done. [laughter] I did this a couple of months ago. Was
409. 1:15:19it as terrifying back then? Source scam. [laughter] Oh my god, that's funny. Um, okay, [clears throat] mark my words.
410. 1:15:332026 is going to be hilarious because the agents are going to get good enough that we can use them, but they're going
411. 1:15:40to be bad enough that they're just going to make a lot of mistakes and there's going to be there's going to
412. 1:15:46be some wacky hijinks like what I just did. I don't know what I just did. I don't know who I called. I called someone in Alabama. [laughter]
413. 1:15:55Well, I didn't. Kenny did. [ __ ] Yes. Terrifying. No, I I did this once. I think I did it on Jen Spark where I had I had um
414. 1:16:11I had the agent call up pizza shops and ask them if they had tacos. And [laughter] and this one poor woman, this one poor
415. 1:16:20woman, she goes, "You know, we don't have tacos, but we get asked that a lot and we've been thinking about adding it
416. 1:16:27to the menu." [laughter] Oh, just don't give your agentic ID your credit card. Yeah, I agree. All right,
417. 1:16:39let's go back and see what else we can do. I guess calling call for me was probably not something we should have done. AI inbox
418. 1:16:47AI meeting notes translation. Let's see what Photo Genius is. GenSpark Photo Genius. Bring photo editing into a new speak
419. 1:16:59toit experience. It's an It's an app. Huh. [snorts] Genpark's wild, man. They're They're there. Oh, let me show this tab.
420. 1:17:10GenSpark Photo Genius is an app where I guess you take a photo and then you just give it changes. Magic scene swaps, photo rescue mode.
421. 1:17:29Give it a $50 credit gift card. That's not a bad idea for us bitten. Um,
422. 1:17:50AI slides, AI docs, AI developer, AI designer. Let's do an AI designer. Flyer product menu coupon. Do these all look the same?
423. 1:18:04Not necessarily. Let's do we're going to do coupon.
424. 1:18:19Oh, I guess we start [clears throat] design anything by describing it. Create me an
425. 1:18:34AI festivist 2025 bogo [laughter] coupon
426. 1:18:50joke AI festivus is free. um in the style of a 1950s
427. 1:19:04yellow pages ad AI designer canvas using tool. It's using the thinking
428. 1:19:20tool. If you haven't played with Gen Spark, like what I'm doing right now, like literally just going through the
429. 1:19:27different things that it has and just trying it, it's probably worth doing it. So, it just Oh, I'm not sharing this
430. 1:19:43tab. It just went and it searched I wanted a 50s coupon. So it went and it searched 50s yellow pages ads. So like it's using the tool
431. 1:19:56understanding images which is cool. So it's using some multimodal thing to look at all these images and then describe the style.
432. 1:20:11I also see that here there's a team chat. So, you could potentially do this with other people. Tik Tok view is borked. Oh, yeah. Wait,
433. 1:20:25that's that's Hang on. That's uh Oh, I see what's going on, Brandon. Something got weird with the interface with uh
434. 1:20:40with Streamyard. >> [snorts] >> Okay. And then black bar.
435. 1:20:58That was weird. Did I see Gareth on YouTube? They're going to be good enough to use and then AI adoption is going to take
436. 1:21:09off and you will have a lot of people not knowing what they are doing with agents. Absolutely. Genpark event two
437. 1:21:15weeks ago showed everything they are putting out and it looks amazing. They're also going to be sock 2 compliant. Check out custom super
438. 1:21:24agents. Wow. Wow. Look at these look at these ads it made. These are great. Wow. Actually, you know what? This is crazy.
439. 1:21:38These are really good. Advance AI edit. Advanced edit. Add elements. Buy one get one free. It's already free.
440. 1:21:55[laughter] Oh, let's say uh we need to add the URL AIFestivous.com, which by the way, if you're if you've
441. 1:22:10not registered for AI Festivus, go [ __ ] register for AI Festivus. It's a Festivus miracle. It's free. It's 24
442. 1:22:16hours of educational content over two days between the holidays and new year, December 26th and December 27th.
443. 1:22:26noon to midnight Eastern on Friday, noon to midnight Eastern on Saturday, and by popular demand, there's going to be an afterparty after
444. 1:22:36Saturday. [laughter] Aren't these good, Source Camp? They're really good. They're really good. How do you download them?
445. 1:22:50I don't I don't know how to um get them. I guess I could zoom in and just screenshot them. Or I could go copy
446. 1:23:00image. Save image as. Copy image. Go to this thing. Go new. Yeah, there we go. All right. AI designer on GenSpark. It's really
447. 1:23:15good. Do you know where your children are? Oh, look. When it when I'm doing updates, it's keeping the old ones there. So you can iterate.
448. 1:23:27April, how are you? I'm doing well. April, how are you? Festivus for all of us. Festivus for the rest of us, baby.
449. 1:23:38Okay, look. Special offer. Let's zoom in here. Aifestivist.com. It got it perfect. No typos. Look at that.
450. 1:23:51I'm going to copy this. I'm going to send it [clears throat] on my live and playing. Hang on, people. I'll be right with you.
451. 1:24:06Playing with Gen Spark Designer. And wow, I made these as 1950s
452. 1:24:23yellow pages ads.
453. 1:24:40This is crazy. >> [laughter] >> Miss 2025 [laughter] special offer. Buy one get one free. It's already free.
454. 1:24:55[laughter] So much for date night in Washington DC. [laughter] Oh my god. No children under 16 on social media in Australia anymore.
455. 1:25:12Really? I guess that's fine. I don't know. [clears throat] [snorts] Anyway, all right. Um, this is pretty
456. 1:25:26remarkable. So, so now let's let's let's say um this is great. Let's do these as [clears throat] 1970s
457. 1:25:42magazine ads. Let's just see what it does with that. So, I'm just having it do.
458. 1:25:59So, I assume what it's going to go do is it's going to go do some research and find 1970s magazine ads. It's then going to analyze them.
459. 1:26:12Does anyone know the the actual Oh, look at the patterns it found for the 70s. That's pretty cool. Good vibes. Look at the groovy the
460. 1:26:22groovy 70s stuff. These aren't magazine ads, but that's all right. We'll we'll see what we get. Um,
461. 1:26:36I'd like to know the uh the story behind Gen Spark. Who are these people? Genpark's Chinese, right? Is this Chinese company?
462. 1:26:47Keeping with the Brady Bunch theme from earlier. Yeah, exactly. It's a Chinese company. I I mean, this is a Genesis Spark is surprisingly
463. 1:27:02and not surprising because it's Chinese, but it's just like it's surprisingly it's like a surprising it's it's a s
464. 1:27:15it's surprisingly sophisticated series of tools. So, I think what Gen Spark is, now that I'm thinking about
465. 1:27:23it, I don't know if they've got their own models. I assume they don't. I assume they're using open- source models
466. 1:27:31and then they're building tools, right? So, the tool that can look at images and understand images is a tool that they built.
467. 1:27:41So, this thing says using tool understand images and we can actually go view what it did there. Yeah, look at this. So, it looked at
468. 1:27:51this image. It says the first image is a 70s inspired design. '7s inspired design. Oops. What did I do?
469. 1:28:11How do I get back to my history? He star. There we go. >> [clears throat] >> Yeah, look at our [laughter] look at our
470. 1:28:21our 70s. Our 70s ads are great. [laughter] That's [ __ ] awesome.
471. 1:28:39So they're building these individual tools and then what GenSpark is is like a master agent that understands the
472. 1:28:48tools that they built for it. And because they've got all these discrete tools, they can stitch them together in
473. 1:28:53all sorts of interesting ways to do different kinds of applications really quickly. That's how they're moving so
474. 1:28:58fast. Hey, I'm a thumbnail designer. Um, yeah, you should be using go to genspark.ai and click on the plus button and then
475. 1:29:09click on AI designer and go go can you give me your Insta or Telegram? Uh, Instagram is Kyle Shannon, although I
476. 1:29:19don't check it all that much. AI learning lab on on uh on uh Tik Tok and then you can also join the AI salon. So,
477. 1:29:29and you can DM me there. Um, thesalon.ai or go to community.thesalon.ai. [snorts] Um, this is so cool. Copy
478. 1:29:40image. Okay, so now we're going to do one that's inspired by Now we're going to do one inspired by um [laughter]
479. 1:29:50um '8s Baywatch. Let's do Let's do the 1980s um cheesy TV
480. 1:30:06um style like Dallas, which I think was 70s, Baywatch, um uh Night Rider,
481. 1:30:21etc. etc. [laughter] This is awesome. And then look, we'll watch over here what it's doing. It's thinking using tool think. And I think
482. 1:30:35you can. Can you open these? You can't. I wish. Oh, wait. Yeah, you can. View. [gasps] My design concept. Color palette.
483. 1:30:45Metallics and gradients imagery. Here's the key messages. I'm now retrieving visual references for 1980s TV shows aesthetics.
484. 1:30:58Look, there's all the look [laughter] at all the TV shows from the 80s. Here's our childhood kids. And look, there's all the 80s retro synth
485. 1:31:10[clears throat] synth punk. Understand images. Let's go look at what it understood. Visual analysis. Radical weekend
486. 1:31:24retro design. That's so cool. Wild. Now it's generating our images. Here they come.
487. 1:31:40Wait, where are they?
488. 1:32:14They have their own models but lean heavily into big external models like chatbt Claude and Gemini Grock. Can you reply here? Sure. Hey, I'm
489. 1:32:24talking to you. Can you write your Telegram or Instagram username here? Um, Kyle Shannon, don't be rude, [laughter]
490. 1:32:35I'm unable to listen to you because my headphones I don't have. All right. Well, [laughter] just keep coming back. Okay. So, it did
491. 1:32:45these all as like that 80s retro synth thing. Um, these look like uh retro synth only. Um, they don't look like the TV
492. 1:33:02shows. So, make a set like the shows with photos of fake actors with 80s hair
493. 1:33:18and TV title treatments. All right. [clears throat] D.
494. 1:33:34But what's amazing about this is whatever doing actual typography in the in how they're there there's no typos like there's none
495. 1:33:45of the so they're doing some sort of layering to get the to get the the data correct which I find pretty cool. Right.
496. 1:34:08There's Nightrider, there's Baywatch, there's Dallas. So, part of the part of the downside here is their understand images tool
497. 1:34:21only looks like it looks at two images. >> [snorts] >> Dallas. That was the stupidest [ __ ] show. [laughter]
498. 1:34:39Scammer. Oh, good. [laughter] I'm glad we banned user whoever. Hey, I'm talking to you here. [laughter]
499. 1:34:55It was a toss up with Dynasty. Wasn't Dynasty Dynasty the spin-off. I think I think Dynasty was the spin-off.
500. 1:35:10Mr. Kush Candy 620. That's pretty funny name. Uh, [sighs] by the way, is Kyle still calling pizza places? I might be. Oh, I should
501. 1:35:22probably go check, shouldn't I? Oh, well, whatever. Let's see what we got here. Do we have anything? Generating.
502. 1:35:35Your authentic 80s TV show posters are generating now. This is going to be totally tubular. [laughter] These are awesome. [laughter]
503. 1:35:51Look at Night Rider. [laughter] Oh my god, this is awesome. [laughter]
504. 1:36:06Oh, that's some good comedy right there. Oh, you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to do Morg and Mindy. That was my favorite show.
505. 1:36:18RIP Robin Williams. Oh my god, these are so good. AI Festivist buy one get one free. AI Festivist 2025. It's already free.
506. 1:36:32[laughter] I'm sending these to Ann Murphy and Andy. They're going to be pissed off at me in the morning. [laughter]
507. 1:36:43Can you give it your Ann's images to incorporate into the posters? Oh, probably. Yeah, I could probably do
508. 1:36:50that. Um, but wait, I want to do um do a series based on Mor and Mindy. Um, half
509. 1:37:04TV show looking and half like the Mor and Mindy merch from the era.
510. 1:37:22[clears throat and cough] Mrs. Doubtfire. Yeah, you could do you could do all of the [laughter] you could do all of the uh all of the shows.
511. 1:37:35Um, Jim Ross, if you're still here, I I I can only assume that we've got three Mile Storage TV posters from the 80s.
512. 1:37:46Please, please tell me you're still here. [laughter] It's a Festivus miracle. [laughter]
513. 1:38:01All right, I'm glad we came to Genpark. What's actually cool is look, it's just it because we're doing this all in one
514. 1:38:07chat, we've got the whole history of everything we've done here. This is so good. This is so good. Like on once you
515. 1:38:20understand what elements you want, it's it's not getting any of the elements wrong ever. And it's understanding the intent. It's
516. 1:38:30already free in a in a in a violator with the little spiky things. This is it's it's it's really good. Like
517. 1:38:44I've been using Nano Banana to do this kind of stuff and Nano Banana sucks because it [ __ ] up your logos. It [ __ ]
518. 1:38:52things up. In fact, let me try >> [snorts] [sighs] >> Let me go to festivus.com.
519. 1:39:23So this should be interesting. Okay. So, I'm going to paste in I I just
520. 1:39:38took a screenshot from AI Festivus. I'm going to say um I want to use the AI
521. 1:39:52festivus. Mark the black. Let's see.
522. 1:40:09to the left of the AI festivus um logo type and
523. 1:40:23the AI salon and she leads AI logos on all ads moving forward. board.
524. 1:40:40You can still keep the copy we're playing with. Um,
525. 1:40:56but I need to get the branding elements right. Give me a new set of Mor
526. 1:41:13and Mindy graphics with these changes. Okay, this could be really powerful. The lunchbox. Oh, it did a lunchbox. Oh my god, this is amazing.
527. 1:41:28[clears throat] >> [laughter] [laughter] >> Nanu. Nanu.
528. 1:41:47Amazing. Oh, it's a t-shirt. Unbelievable. Well, let's see what this thing does
529. 1:42:02with uh with the logos we just threw at it. Let's Let's see how good it is. It should be able to understand what I
530. 1:42:16talked about. Check out the salon DMs to show Kyle something.
531. 1:42:32You got it. Okay, for tomorrow. Perfect. All right, let's see if this works. If this works, we we'll get out of here
532. 1:42:38because it's getting it's getting to be late. But this is this is super cool. So, this is one tool in about 20 tools.
533. 1:42:45And then each of the tools are incredibly deep. Like this this is pretty deep what we're doing here. Like it's going deep creatively.
534. 1:42:57I mean, good lord. You can just Oh, wow. It It Did it do it? Hang on. AI Salon is correct. She leads AI is correct.
535. 1:43:14That AI Festivus is correct. Amazing. Here it got him. Here it got him wrong. So that that's interesting. So I I have a feeling
536. 1:43:28I have a feeling what they're doing is they're using nano banana for elements and then they're assembling elements.
537. 1:43:34That's what I think's happening. Fascinating because these two they they're they're making up the elements, right? Hm. [snorts]
538. 1:43:49Let me let me yell at it a little bit. Um, half of the logos are correct. The others you changed the logo.
539. 1:44:07Don't do that. They are logos and need to be used asis. Oh, please give it your faces. Okay,
540. 1:44:23hold please. Um, here's all the speakers for Festivus.
541. 1:44:40Festivus, festivis, festivus for the rest of us. D
542. 1:45:05D. [singing] Is he going to sing like this for a while?
543. 1:45:26Okay. Uh now make a set where [clears throat and cough] these two people
544. 1:45:40replace Mor and Mindy. Oh, it's still doing its thing. Okay, let's see.
545. 1:45:56Let's see what it's doing. It seemed to It seemed to understand it. Seemed to get it right.
546. 1:46:14That one's really good. Copy image. Oh, love the lunchbox
547. 1:46:30with the actual logo on it. All right, here we go. Moring Mindy's faces only. Well, let's see what Let's see if it does it.
548. 1:46:55This is crazy. Like here, let me show you what I screenshotted. Do we have it here?
549. 1:47:10Yeah. This You can't Can I zoom in on it? Yeah. Like that's what I that's what I um right it's got that logo. It's got the
550. 1:47:23AI festivist there and then it's got those two teeny little AI salon and she leads AI logos. So I uploaded that whole
551. 1:47:30thing and I said use those logos and then look it it like pulled it pulled that [ __ ] out. It did the lockup with AI for the rest
552. 1:47:41of us. We got the salon and the she leads logos correct. It's gotten the the URL correct. Every every thing it's generated.
553. 1:47:53All right. And let's see if it if it replaces Mor and Mindy with uh with Ann and myself. Then I'll I'll leave Ann and Andy alone
554. 1:48:04because they're going to wake up to like 20 20 ads. [laughter] I'm totally using this idea for my clean
555. 1:48:12food forum promos. Kelly, do it, man. This is This is crazy. [laughter]
556. 1:48:26[laughter] Oh my god. [laughter] Oh my god, that is disturbing and good.
557. 1:48:44All right, those are going to go to the ladies. [laughter] Oh my god. [laughter] And then we'll do the the other lunchbox.
558. 1:48:58God, these are funny. Um, on a serious note,
559. 1:49:13these are all from Gen Spark AI designer tool, which is remarkable.
560. 1:49:29Um, [laughter] Andy, you know I'm awake, right? [laughter]
561. 1:49:44I thought you were uh both sleeping, but enjoy. [laughter] Oh my god, [laughter]
562. 1:50:00[snorts] there are no serious notes in the AI learning lab. This is just crazy. Have your army spread these around like
563. 1:50:10bad seed. Actually, that's a good idea. Okay, so here's what we're going to do. Um, I need to figure out how to download
564. 1:50:19these. Share. How do I share this? Restricted general access. Anyone with the link? All right. Copy link. Okay. So, I'm gonna
565. 1:50:39I know what I'm going to do. I'm going to save image as. I'm going to go festivous lunchbox to the desktop.
566. 1:50:54>> [clears throat] >> Then I'm going to go to AI fellow show this tab instead. And I guess I'll do it in the
567. 1:51:06irregulars channel. So I'm going to go we're going to add the picture festivist lunchbox. [snorts] Um, please go
568. 1:51:22grab one or 12 of these ads and um, spread them across social media
569. 1:51:39like wildfire. All right. Would you all go do that? Uh, and then I'm going to put the link in here and do me a favor. We're going to notify
570. 1:51:54everyone about this. Um, Brandon, do me a favor and go click on that link because I if I click on it because I'm already signed
571. 1:52:06in, it'll probably just show it to me. Just make sure that when you click on that link, you can see the ads.
572. 1:52:21Yeah, it looks like they're it looks like they're all over the place. I mean, it looks like they're all there. Hey guy. >> Yeah,
573. 1:52:35>> I'm watching a threem minute replay of you recreating the ads. Huh? >> I clicked on the link and it's showing
574. 1:52:48me a threem minute replay of you creating the ads. >> But you don't have access to the ads themselves. >> Uh, I jumped to result maybe.
575. 1:53:02Um, okay. Yes, I do. But it is uh there. Let me let me share my screen and see what I'm seeing. My version of Champy says
576. 1:53:17[laughter] your version Champion is like it is time to go for a walk, Dad.
577. 1:53:34>> So, I'm wondering if if >> this is what I see. So, it's similar. Uh, but I can see your entire conversation
578. 1:53:42and like I I can see I can see some of these um right on them and save them. But >> can you right click them and copy them? >> I can.
579. 1:53:55>> Okay, cool. All right. So, everyone who's >> just this one that's on top of >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. It was probably screwed up
580. 1:54:03like that when I shared it. I put the GenSpark link in um your regulars. Um, feel free to grab it,
581. 1:54:18move it, amplify.
582. 1:54:37These ads are great. Okay. [clears throat] Oh, there's Andy. Andy's here. Do you want me to make a folder for them if
583. 1:54:45that's whatever you think is going to be easier, Andy? And and also like like I almost feel like maybe what we do
584. 1:54:55maybe tomorrow what we'll do is we'll take because I'm really happy with some of the some of the headlines
585. 1:55:02that we've got. I'll take those other headlines and maybe tomorrow we'll come back to GenSpark and I think I can set
586. 1:55:08this up as a team a team thing. Maybe a bunch of us can go in there and start making ads and just make a pile of ads.
587. 1:55:16But anyway, um this is super cool. All right, Groovy, let me close this [ __ ] down and stop sharing. And uh it's late. My
588. 1:55:29eyes are bloody when when I do actual work on this channel. [laughter] It It really hurts my eyes cuz because
589. 1:55:38I'm trying to see like Tik Tok screens and the far screen over there and the screen here and then the actual work. Oh
590. 1:55:44my god. [clears throat and cough] All right. I don't really know what we did tonight. My mind is is mush at this point. But I
591. 1:55:52do know that we have Mor and Mindy lunch pales, lunch boxes with Ann Murphy and I is Morgan Mindy. [laughter]
592. 1:56:11Oh my god, that's hilarious. All right. Um, it's Wednesday. Tomorrow is Thursday, so I'll see you tomorrow. Um,
593. 1:56:22if you're part of the AI salon mastermind, tomorrow is the mastermind practice lab. So, it's noon Eastern and
594. 1:56:29that's every week except for, you know, holiday weeks, of course. Um, but um but be there. It's our fourth week
595. 1:56:38and uh last week was about playing with purpose and I forget what tomorrow is but um but come and if you
596. 1:56:45[clears throat] haven't joined the AI salon mastermind, you can join anytime. So, this is a 10-week cycle, but you can
597. 1:56:51join anytime. Um, hop in there and start uh start getting your [ __ ] together with starting a daily practice around AI.
598. 1:56:59Okay. I thought it was Thursday all day. Bonus day. Woo. I do that all the time. You flashed my childhood before your my
599. 1:57:09eyes. That's what you did. [laughter] All right, everybody. Grievy, have a uh have a fantastic evening. Uh, Andy,
600. 1:57:19thank you. You don't you don't have to work now. You actually just sleep. [laughter]