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

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0:03 [music]
0:15 Load the car [singing] and ride the
0:17 note.
0:20 Grab the bags and grab your coat.
0:25 Tells [singing] that need to know.
0:30 We [singing] are headed north. North.
0:34 [music]
0:39 One foot in and one foot back.
0:44 Well, it don't pay to live like that.
0:47 [singing]
0:48 [music]
0:48 So, I cut the ties and jump the tracks
0:54 for never [singing and music] to return.
1:01 Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in.
1:06 Are you wear the shape I'm in?
1:08 [singing and music]
1:10 Your hands say they shake my head. It
1:12 spins.
1:15 Oh, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in.
1:23 When at first I learned to speak,
1:25 [music]
1:27 I used all my words to fight
1:32 with him and her and you and me.
1:36 [singing and music]
1:37 It was such a waste of time.
1:44 It was such a waste of [singing] time.
1:51 That woman, she's got eyes that shine
1:56 like a pair of stolen polish dimes.
1:59 [singing and music]
2:01 She has to dance. I satisfied.
2:05 [music]
2:06 I'll see you in [singing] the morning
2:08 time.
2:12 [music]
2:13 >> Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in. [music]
2:18 Are you [singing] wear the shape I'm in?
2:22 My hands [singing] they shake my head.
2:24 It spins.
2:27 Oh, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in.
2:34 Three words that became hard to say.
2:40 I [singing]
2:41 and love and you.
2:46 when you were [singing] than I am today.
2:51 Look at the things I do. [music]
2:59 Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in.
3:03 [music]
3:04 Are you aware the shape I'm in?
3:08 My hands, they shake, my head, it
3:11 [singing] spins. [music]
3:14 Oh, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in.
3:18 [music]
3:23 [music]
3:31 Standing by you, baby. [singing]
3:33 [music]
3:39 [music]
3:40 Standing too near. [singing]
3:43 You had a fire makes it clear
3:49 your trouble to me.
3:52 [music]
3:54 Real trouble. Can't you see?
3:59 Leaning in close.
4:02 Smell of your perfume scares me most.
4:05 [music]
4:08 Leaning away. Hey, [singing]
4:10 it feels stronger every day.
4:20 Real trouble. Can't you see?
4:24 [music]
4:30 [music]
4:37 [music]
4:42 >> [music]
4:52 [music]
4:58 >> Every time I see you now, get that look
5:01 in mine.
5:03 [music]
5:04 Every time I see your mouth, I hear
5:08 [music] that smile.
5:11 In the early misty morning light, I
5:14 heard the engine turn. [music]
5:17 The old [singing] fart outside.
5:22 [music]
5:25 You were leaving me
5:28 [music] again today.
5:31 You will convince me
5:34 again today.
5:37 Leaving this hard time looking for
5:40 someone [music] else's golden ring.
5:42 [singing]
5:45 Should have said [music] so long. Suz
5:49 [singing]
5:52 [music]
5:54 now. Don't you [singing] cry.
5:57 [music]
6:00 So long, Susanna. [singing]
6:06 Don't you cry for me. [singing]
6:07 [music]
6:16 [music] Shing the cigarettes and keeping
6:18 home out on the road.
6:22 [singing] Chasing down a lifestyle out
6:24 on Highway 24.
6:27 New York state was rolling breeze in the
6:30 [singing and music] sunshine with a blue
6:31 sky falling to the chill of old
6:34 September cre [singing and music]
6:49 [singing]
6:54 looking for someone else's golden ring.
7:00 should have
7:02 so long Suz.
7:08 [music]
7:09 [singing]
7:13 [music] So long,
7:15 [singing]
7:19 don't you cry for me.
7:32 >> [music]
7:35 >> Oh, good evening, good people. Hey, by
7:38 the way, producer Brandon, uh, last
7:41 night, the night before, whenever I
7:43 played one of your wacky songs, your AI
7:46 generated songs from Logan,
7:50 whatever his name is, your fake you. I
7:53 got a copyright strike from you.
7:57 [laughter]
7:59 So I can't monetize monetize my Tik Tok
8:02 cuz you're trying to mon monetize AI. So
8:05 there [laughter]
8:09 got to pay to play.
8:12 It was like it was like I don't know
8:14 some famous artist someone else and then
8:16 it was Logan [laughter]
8:18 your your your fake your your fake pop
8:22 star.
8:24 Copyright struck me.
8:29 Oh my god. I know Source Camp, right? He
8:31 was he was in a singing mood tonight. I
8:33 just kept going. He kept singing.
8:35 [music]
8:42 >> [music]
8:48 >> You singing champ? Well, I heard
8:52 [singing] there [music] was a secret
8:54 call
8:55 David played and it [singing] pleased
8:57 the Lord. You don't really care for
9:01 music, do you?
9:04 Goes like this. The fifth [music]
9:07 minor and a major lift
9:11 composing. [music]
9:12 Hallelujah.
9:15 Hallelujah.
9:18 Hallelujah.
9:21 Hallelu. [singing]
9:24 Hallelu.
9:27 Oh yeah.
9:33 Your faith was strong, but you needed
9:36 proof. [music]
9:37 Saw her living on a roof. Her beauty had
9:41 a moonlight overthrew you.
9:45 She tied you to the kitchen chair. She
9:49 smashed [music] your throne and cut your
9:51 hair. From your lips she drew.
9:54 Hallelujah.
9:57 Hallelujah.
10:00 Hallelujah.
10:03 Hallelujah. [singing]
10:06 Hallelujah.
10:11 [music]
10:18 Does Satan wear suit and tie? Does he
10:20 work at [music] the Dairy Queen?
10:24 Does he listen to rock and roll? Does he
10:27 feed the mean singing hallelujah?
10:29 [singing and music]
10:32 Hallelujah.
10:33 Hallelujah.
10:37 [singing]
10:39 [music]
10:40 What about Jesus?
10:42 Didn't [singing] he do it too? Yeah.
10:45 Hang [music] out with prostitutes,
10:47 have a drink or two.
10:50 Power of [music] example. My mama said
10:52 it and I [singing] heard. She said,
10:54 "Ponounce action beats a ton of words."
10:58 [singing and music]
10:59 singing hallelujah.
11:02 Mama said there would be angels.
11:04 Hallelujah. [music and singing]
11:07 Mama said there would be sun. Yeah.
11:10 Yeah.
11:14 [music]
11:17 Okay.
11:19 [music]
11:20 That was probably pretty loud for y'all
11:22 because it was pretty loud for me.
11:24 That's a good guitar if it makes that
11:27 much noise when you smack it. Chat GPT
11:29 users are now able to use Adobe
11:31 Photoshop Express and Acrobat for free
11:34 from within Chat GPT. Right. I saw a
11:36 Twitter post about that today. I didn't
11:38 believe it. [music] By the way, Twitter,
11:40 it's not called Twitter anymore. One of
11:42 the things I like to do on this channel
11:44 is I like to I like I like to to to
11:48 offer up deliver breaking news.
11:51 They changed the name of it. It's it's
11:53 called the X now.
11:56 And and you're like, "But X doesn't
11:57 rhyme with anything." I'm like, "I know.
12:00 I know." Except some of the words it
12:02 rhymes with, but it's like it's a weird
12:03 word, right? It's not a word. It's a
12:05 letter.
12:06 That's what it's called now. Little
12:08 birdie.
12:09 Execute it. Gone.
12:12 [music]
12:16 [music]
12:19 So many, right? It's not called Twitter
12:21 anymore. [laughter]
12:23 It's the Twitter. I mean, the X.
12:29 [music]
12:29 Um, so there's a lot of rumors that uh
12:33 the new OpenAI model's coming out this
12:35 week. Um, I don't know. Sam Alman put
12:38 out a thing today talking about Garlic,
12:40 which is apparently the code name.
12:42 [music]
12:48 [music]
12:52 [music]
12:57 >> [music]
13:05 [music]
13:11 [music]
13:16 [music]
13:17 >> All
13:25 >> [music]
13:30 [music]
13:31 >> right. Um,
13:36 what shall we do? What shall we do this
13:40 evening? How is everybody? What's
13:42 happening? What's shaking? It's coming
13:45 up. Oh, I'm low in my camera. That's
13:47 because my thing was tilted back. You
13:49 can't have your thing tilted back. If
13:51 your thing tilts back, you sit low in
13:53 the frame, as we all know. I think
13:55 everybody knows that.
13:58 Producer Brandon knows that worse than
14:00 anyone. He's like, "Kyle, you're low in
14:02 the frame. What are we going to do about
14:03 that? I'm going to tilt my camera. I'm
14:06 going to do my thing. I'm going to I'm a
14:07 professional.
14:10 [clears throat]
14:12 [gasps and sighs]
14:16 podcast was great. So, we did the uh the
14:19 AI readiness podcast uh today. We had uh
14:23 four different people on other than Ann
14:26 and myself. We had Cindy [ __ ] and we had
14:28 Liz Miller Gersfeld and we had Chris, I
14:31 forget Chris's last name. Cool dude.
14:33 Voluone, I think it is. And then we had
14:35 Ann McCracken who's an IP attorney. She
14:38 spoke at AI Festivus last year telling
14:41 us about all the things we could
14:42 copyright and not and patent and not and
14:44 trademark and not and all the rules have
14:47 changed from last year this year. So,
14:49 she's going to be back updating us. Um,
14:51 but it was really good. It was just a
14:53 good conversation. So, yeah. So,
14:54 Festivus, look at the little banner
14:56 there in the corner. Right down there.
14:59 See? Right
15:02 right there.
15:05 Go there right now. aifestivist.com.
15:07 Register,
15:09 sponsor it, um, promote it. There's a
15:12 whole section where we give you a bunch
15:13 of graphics where you can go out and
15:15 promote the [ __ ] out of AIFest. Go do
15:17 it. It is free. It is 24 hours of
15:21 educational inspiring
15:24 human centric AI education for free over
15:29 two days, December 26th and December
15:31 27th, 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Pacific,
15:35 noon to midnight, Friday and Saturday.
15:37 You're like, Kyle, that's ridiculous.
15:40 Don't you ever take a break? No,
15:44 there's no [laughter] there's no crying
15:45 in AI. We can't take a break. And on the
15:49 on the podcast today, she she woke up
15:51 from a nap. She woke up from a nap to do
15:54 a podcast. [laughter] She she needed a
15:57 nap, but she couldn't have one. She had
15:59 a podcast to do. [laughter]
16:02 This is This is serious, people.
16:06 Serious. All right. So, get your ass to
16:08 Festivus. All right. [laughter]
16:11 I woke up from a nap 16 minutes ago.
16:16 >> [laughter]
16:18 >> Yeah, producer Brandon needs a nap, too.
16:20 He puts the kid down. He takes a little
16:22 nap. You know, he does what he needs to
16:24 do. You get your sleep in when you can,
16:26 and then you show up.
16:30 You show up.
16:33 Um, the uh I'm in such a funny place
16:36 with AI right now. I'm in this bizarre
16:39 place of like entirely hopeful and kind
16:43 of like eh nothing matters. [laughter]
16:51 And and there [laughter] the reason I'm
16:53 in the nothing matters place is I just
16:55 have this sneaking suspicion 2026 is
16:58 going to be the year that AI gets really
17:01 good. And it's you're like it's already
17:03 really good or you know you're like oh
17:05 that's going to take till 2030. doesn't
17:07 matter when it's going to happen, but
17:08 it's coming. And so it's but it's close
17:11 enough that I'm like, should I should I
17:13 keep learning stuff? Should I keep doing
17:15 stuff? The answer is yes, but that's not
17:18 where my head is emotionally or where my
17:20 where my instincts are emotionally. So
17:24 that's what's going on with me. Kyle,
17:26 maybe speak about transferring memory to
17:29 Gemini 3 or Claude, please.
17:33 Um,
17:34 never quit learning.
17:37 I don't actually know how to do that.
17:43 Um,
17:46 let's go ask Google, which has got
17:48 Gemini built into it.
17:51 You're like, are we really going to
17:53 watch Kyle Google something? [laughter]
17:55 Yes, you are. Um, how do I transfer
18:02 my memory? I mean, I think I have an
18:04 idea of how to do it. Uh, from
18:08 but it what I'm thinking seems
18:10 pedestrian from
18:13 chat GPT to
18:18 Gemini
18:20 or Claude.
18:24 You can transfer memory by exporting
18:26 your chat GPT data. That's what I was
18:28 thinking. Convert it to a readable
18:31 format like Markdown.
18:33 and then pasting or uploading it into a
18:37 new chat. Yeah, I guess that's the way
18:39 to do it. So, that makes sense to me.
18:41 All right, so let's let's hop over to
18:43 chat GPT and go look at where we do
18:45 that.
18:47 I made a song today. Oh, we did a we did
18:50 a cool thing today. We did this uh this
18:52 experimental thing called flip focus in
18:54 content evolution where we took the idea
18:56 of a focus group and flipped it on its
18:58 head where
19:01 rather than just getting insights from
19:03 people and then processing those
19:04 insights, you sort of get insights and
19:06 prototype in real time. Tik Tok pin
19:09 Kyle, I'll send you prompts and process.
19:12 Oh, Think with V is here. What's
19:13 happening, Vanessa? What's happening? If
19:16 you don't follow Think with V on Tik
19:18 Tok, go there right now. Think with V. I
19:20 think it's at ThinkW with V, right?
19:22 Isn't that it? I think that's right. Um,
19:26 go look her up. She's amazing. She's
19:28 amazing. I got to meet her in person in
19:30 San Francisco. It was the the one
19:33 redeeming thing about TED AI is that I
19:36 got to meet Think with V. [laughter]
19:41 Ted TED AI was [laughter] a a dramatic
19:44 disappointment to me with one standout.
19:49 thing would be laughing [laughter]
19:51 TED AI. Oh man. Um, yeah, if you would
19:54 send me your your thing, but but okay.
19:56 So, so let's go. We're going to go new
19:58 chat here. Am I sharing my tab? No, I'm
20:00 not. Okay. So, here we are. Chat jet.
20:03 And then in the lower lefthand corner,
20:05 we're going to go to settings and then I
20:08 assume we've got data controls. So, down
20:10 on the lefth hand side, there's data
20:12 controls and then export data. Right
20:16 down here at the bottom, export data.
20:18 and you click export
20:21 and that will export it in whatever
20:23 format.
20:25 The the Gemini thing said you've got to
20:27 put it in markdown. You don't have to
20:29 put it in markdown. It'll export it in
20:31 some sort of readable readable format.
20:34 Um
20:37 and then yeah, I think you could just
20:39 import that. Well, let's let's try it.
20:44 Um, I wonder how long it's going to take
20:46 to uh
20:48 export. Let's find [snorts] out.
20:52 Delete all chats.
20:54 It's It's amazing that they put those
20:56 buttons right next to each other.
20:57 [laughter] Delete all and export.
21:00 I just meant to export it. I deleted
21:03 everything. Can I get it back? Sam. Sam.
21:07 Sam. Sam.
21:09 All right. Confirm. export. Your account
21:12 details and chats will be included. The
21:14 data will be sent to your registered
21:16 email in a downloadable file. The link
21:19 will inspire in 24 hours. Processing may
21:22 take some time. You'll be notified when
21:25 it's ready. Successfully exported data.
21:28 You should receive an email shortly with
21:31 all your data. Okay, so that's pretty
21:33 straightforward. And then yeah, what I
21:36 would do is I would go into Claude andor
21:39 Gemini andor um whatchamacallit
21:45 notebook LM. Notebook. If if you're
21:48 sleeping on Notebook LM, if you're not
21:50 using Notebook LM, if you're not aware
21:52 of what it is and what it does and all
21:54 of the cool ways you can visualize the
21:58 data that you put into it, you are
22:00 missing a a a large boat. You're like on
22:04 a little sailboat in the pond and like
22:06 literally across the dock is this like
22:08 killer speedboat and a big lake.
22:11 [laughter]
22:14 You're just missing it. It's just a
22:15 different boat. All right, Chat GPT
22:18 needs some new meds.
22:20 Um, let's see if I got
22:25 No.
22:32 Open AI. No,
22:35 that's not it.
22:37 The turtle and the sunflower.
22:40 Your turtle and sunflower. Oh, I was
22:45 Where did I see I think it was on Tik
22:47 Tok.
22:51 And lately, for the past two weeks, I've
22:53 been getting like, "You're remarkable.
22:56 Big things are going to happen." All
22:57 this all this sort of positive
23:00 reinforcement [ __ ] And one of them was
23:03 it was this tarot lady. She was reading
23:06 tarot cards and she goes, "I don't know
23:08 what this means, but but I'm seeing the
23:11 symbols for a turtle and a sunflower
23:16 like on Tik Tok." not related to the AI
23:18 learning lab and that's if you don't
23:20 know Serena
23:22 um Amelio's wife uh who unfortunately we
23:25 lost this past year um but her name in
23:29 it were turtles and sunflowers
23:33 and uh and so it was it was pretty cool
23:36 to see that thing that was pretty nice
23:38 um it's funny how how symbols show up in
23:42 our lives
23:46 company knowledge
23:48 What the [ __ ] is this? Am I sharing this
23:50 tab? I'm not.
23:55 What is this button?
23:59 It's
24:12 Project Atlas is slated to launch in
24:14 early November 2025. The team is
24:17 currently finishing up f final
24:18 integrations. What is this?
24:27 Huh?
24:28 I'm getting spinning wheels of death
24:30 here.
24:32 >> I got it earlier today, too, Kyle. It's
24:34 essentially allowing you to connect your
24:35 enterprise Google Drive, our workplace
24:37 account, uh so you can read like your
24:41 corporate Gmail and corporate Google
24:43 Docs drive directly into Chat GPT and
24:45 search it.
24:46 >> Huh.
24:48 Just sent a the link via a LinkedIn DM.
24:52 Thank you very much. Think with the
24:54 Thank you, Vanessa.
24:56 Um, anyway, you should, if you haven't
24:58 subscribed to her channel, you should do
24:59 it and just pay attention to what she
25:01 says because she is uh what do they what
25:03 do they say in the AI game? She's smart.
25:06 She knows what she's doing. And you
25:08 know, you know what it is I like about
25:10 you, Vanessa, is um
25:15 you're not hypy.
25:18 You're just pragmatic. And not just I
25:20 don't mean to diminish it. You're
25:21 pragmatic.
25:23 you're like, "Here's what I see." And
25:26 you filter it through who you are and
25:28 what your beliefs are and what your um
25:32 knowledge is. And it's really refreshing
25:34 because there's just so much flipping
25:37 crap out there. It's my Virgo showing.
25:41 [laughter] It's very good. It's very
25:42 just centered, honest content. And uh I
25:46 can't say that for a lot of the other
25:48 makers right now. There's just a lot of
25:51 crap out there, which is better than
25:52 what I'm doing, which is not putting out
25:54 much of anything. [laughter]
25:56 So, I'll get back to it. And I know I go
25:59 live five nights a week, but that's
26:00 different content. You actually have to
26:02 think about
26:04 um
26:06 Oh, Fabiosa, never never knew Serena
26:09 personally, but she touched my life.
26:10 Yeah, she was an amazingly amazingly
26:14 generous, sweet, sweet woman. um and was
26:17 just and just loved everyone in this
26:19 community. She was she was amazing. I
26:22 work by your philosophy of AI as a
26:24 practice AI learning lab. If you have
26:27 not joined the AI learning lab, thanks
26:28 for the thanks for the tea up there
26:30 [laughter] for for for let me talk about
26:32 the the AI learning or the AI salon. Um
26:36 if you've not joined the AI salon yet,
26:38 please go join the AI salon. Go to
26:39 community.thesalon.ai.
26:42 Um look at what our community is about.
26:44 join us. And if you want to really level
26:48 things up, join the mastermind. So, we
26:51 just launched this thing called the AI
26:52 salon mastermind practice.
26:55 And it's a framework for you to design a
26:58 daily practice around how you use AI.
27:02 And so, one of the really cool things
27:05 that's happening, so we meet every
27:06 Thursday. So, tomorrow is our fourth
27:08 meeting. It's our fifth week. We took a
27:11 week off for Thanksgiving.
27:12 >> [snorts]
27:12 >> Um, so [clears throat] tomorrow's our
27:14 fifth week.
27:17 Um, and everyone in the in the practice
27:20 lab in this weekly meeting gets to talk
27:23 about what they're doing for their daily
27:25 practice. And one of the things that a
27:27 number of people have discovered is that
27:31 um part of their daily practice AI
27:36 like Cindy [ __ ] is doing like watercolor
27:38 paintings and doodles with magic markers
27:41 and like big post-it note walls. Kevin
27:44 Clark is doing an hour of writing like
27:47 on a pad with a pen every day so that he
27:51 doesn't lose touch with something that
27:53 he's good at and enjoys.
27:57 And that informs how he uses AI.
28:01 So it's not just about slavishly
28:05 using AI. What what the mastermind
28:07 practice is really about
28:11 is centering yourself
28:14 at the at the center of the practice
28:17 and then using AI to amplify what you
28:21 discover about who you are. And that's a
28:24 very different we need more math. We
28:27 need more algorithms. Algorithms are
28:29 special. They algorithms are special.
28:33 But it's pointless unless it's to some
28:36 end. Well, what end? Your end. What are
28:40 you up to? How do you want to change the
28:42 world? Who do you want to affect? What
28:44 are your values?
28:47 Right? And go do stuff. Go change the
28:49 world. Per chat GPT company knowledge
28:52 equals a shared private knowledge base
28:54 that chat GPT can read automatically so
28:57 you don't have to repeat any key info.
29:00 That's pretty cool. Savage, which AI
29:02 would you recommend for text to video? I
29:05 just don't have enough test
29:10 to Oh, I just don't have enough money to
29:12 test multiple. Um, that is an awesome
29:15 question. So, [clears throat]
29:19 so one thing I would do if I were you,
29:21 let's go see if it's still the case.
29:25 We're going to go to meta.ai.
29:32 Um,
29:36 add media files
29:39 vibes create. Okay, you go to meta.ai
29:41 and you click on the create tab.
29:45 Yeah, this is it.
29:48 Still free.
29:50 This is free
29:52 midjourney.
29:54 Free midjourney. Now, not just
29:56 midjourney images, midjourney video.
29:59 So, midjourney video is quite good. Now,
30:01 it doesn't have a lot of the bells and
30:03 whistles that some of the other
30:05 systems do, but if you just want to
30:07 start experimenting with text to video,
30:10 um, get really good at text to image and
30:12 then animate your images. So, let's do
30:15 we'll do a we'll do a 16 by9 wide image
30:21 and I'm going to come back and show you
30:23 how we do Oh, I'm not sharing.
30:26 [laughter]
30:28 Oh my god. Okay. Meta.ai. Click on the
30:32 create tab over here.
30:35 All right. And then you'll see pretty
30:37 pictures. Here's pretty pictures. See
30:39 all the pretty pictures I did? I did all
30:42 those in in Meta for free. It's free
30:46 because I don't think anybody's using
30:48 Meta [laughter] because their models
30:50 suck. Uh but they cut a deal with
30:53 Midjourney
30:55 and so it is now generating midjourney
30:58 images. So, we're going to go let's do
31:01 cinematic
31:04 moody
31:05 shot by the Scottish
31:11 sea.
31:14 um
31:17 with a
31:20 fine young lass and
31:25 her puppy
31:29 on the cliffs
31:32 overlooking
31:36 the
31:38 raging
31:40 sea in the distance.
31:45 All right. [clears throat] And so it's
31:47 going to go off and it's going to do its
31:49 thing.
31:50 But I'm going to show you something
31:52 really cool here. I was trying to
31:54 remember earlier where free mid Journey
31:56 was. Thank you. You're welcome.
31:57 [laughter] What's it called? What's what
31:59 called?
32:01 I'm surprised how good Meta is. I know.
32:04 It's so good. Oh, wow. This is a cool
32:07 Why did it do that style?
32:11 That's bonkers.
32:16 That's gorgeous. So any So now we can
32:18 take any one of these and we can animate
32:20 them. So I'm just going to click animate
32:22 and then it's going to make me a movie.
32:25 And then I'm going to do it with
32:28 this one where she's way out in the
32:29 distance as well.
32:32 And then I'm going to show you something
32:34 cool. So, while it's making movies, I'm
32:37 going to go over to the actual
32:38 midjourney
32:40 midjourney. MID journey.
32:45 Okay. So, here we are in midjourney.
32:47 When I share my tab, here we are in
32:48 midjourney. I'm on the explore tab. So,
32:51 on the left hand side
32:54 right here, we're in the explore tab.
32:57 Okay.
32:59 And then I've got styles selected in the
33:03 upper right over here. got styles
33:05 selected. So these are all different
33:07 styles in MidJourney. So see this green
33:09 one? It's this crazy cranky green thing.
33:13 I'm going to click on the little T here
33:15 and it's going to put that code for that
33:18 green style up in my little chat bar.
33:21 Then I'm going to head back to meta
33:25 share this tab instead
33:28 and I'm going to click on
33:31 the prompt which automatically populated
33:34 this. But then look under aesthetics.
33:36 I'm going to click this thing and I'm
33:38 going to paste that code into this
33:41 little bar right here. So I got
33:44 stylization at 100 and 100's fine. And
33:48 I'm going to go bang. Now, we're going
33:50 to go make four new images, but it's
33:52 going to have that green style to it.
33:53 So, let's look at our videos.
33:57 We can add music.
34:03 Look at that.
34:04 That's with nothing.
34:07 Add music.
34:20 >> [music]
34:23 >> I was looking
34:30 [music]
34:32 all my life.
34:34 >> All right, we'll apply that.
34:38 Come on,
34:40 you can do it.
34:43 Oh, here it is.
34:49 I was looking [music]
34:56 I was looking [music] back on my life.
35:12 >> Cool. All right. Now look at these
35:14 images. So, see see our cool style.
35:18 How cool is that?
35:24 So, you can go get styles from
35:25 MidJourney. And if you're like, "But I
35:27 don't have a subscription to Midjourney.
35:29 You can't see the style thing at
35:30 Midjourney." Okay. So, I'll show you
35:32 another way to get the styles from
35:33 MidJourney. Um, let's turn this into a
35:36 video, though, shall we? Animate. Let's
35:38 do custom animate.
35:40 We we'll say um
35:44 dog looks at woman and barks and and
35:50 howls.
35:52 All right. Animate. Bang. All right. So,
35:55 that's going to now make a movie of
35:56 that. And then look over here. We got
35:57 all these different styles. You can also
35:59 change the styles. We can browse for
36:01 more.
36:04 We'll do this glowy one. That's kind of
36:05 cool. Restyle.
36:08 So now that's going to give us a whole
36:10 new set of images in that restyled look.
36:14 Matrix Day at the beach. [laughter]
36:19 I was looking at my Oh,
36:24 [laughter]
36:30 let's add music. Let's see if we can
36:31 find how. We'll do howl.
36:34 Howling at the moon.
36:46 >> [music]
36:59 >> There you go.
37:08 So,
37:17 >> come on. Where's our music?
37:30 >> The crickets aren't quite right. You
37:32 need like the the crashing waves in the
37:34 distance. But it's pretty cool.
37:39 And this is free. This is free. It's
37:42 free.
37:44 It's free.
37:47 It's free. Doesn't cost anything. Kelly
37:50 Bosch uses this a lot for her music
37:51 videos. All right. This guy is very van
37:55 Go. Yeah, this guy is very van. I was
37:57 looking all [music]
38:05 >> pretty cool, huh? Um, so that's one
38:08 thing I would do. Um,
38:10 the other thing I would do if you want
38:12 to get if you want to practice, so first
38:14 of all, I would find
38:17 I would make a list of all of the video
38:20 programs, right? And some of them give
38:23 you like a hundred credits a day. So,
38:24 you can make like three videos a day. I
38:27 would do a spreadsheet of like what are
38:30 their, you know, how many credits do
38:32 they give you? Um, like, uh, is it I
38:36 think it might be Korea. When you log
38:39 in, they give you 200 credits and then
38:41 if you do multiple days in a row, they
38:42 give you more credits each day. Um,
38:48 so
38:51 you've got Sora.
38:53 If you've got a chat GPT subscription,
38:56 you can make videos with Sora. It's
38:57 quite good. There's the Sora app,
39:01 which you can make free videos with, but
39:04 they have the Sora water. Also, make
39:06 clones of yourself and clones of other
39:08 people and clones of your pets.
39:10 So, I would use that. There's Gemini's
39:13 V3. That one's pretty expensive, but I
39:16 think there's places you can use it for
39:18 free, but I would experiment with that.
39:20 There's Korea. There's Runway. There's I
39:25 there's there's a ton of them. Like go
39:27 to Reddit and look up uh look up AI
39:31 video tools and and just like I would
39:33 just start cataloging them and then just
39:36 make a list for yourself and literally
39:37 just bounce between them and get good at
39:41 image to video, text to video, um video
39:44 to video. There's, you know, runway you
39:46 can restyle videos. You can you can
39:49 shoot a video of yourself, then replace
39:51 yourself with a robot in a scene, and
39:55 it'll keep your acting, but replace you
39:57 just like full-on CGI [ __ ] like they
40:00 used to do with pingpong balls glued to
40:02 people's face. [laughter]
40:05 Um, and then here's the other thing.
40:08 Don't just make video for video's sake.
40:10 I mean, you should learn how to use the
40:12 tools. Just go play like I just did.
40:14 like I just go in mindlessly and kind of
40:16 do what I did. Um
40:19 but but what I would do is put some time
40:22 into developing a story. And if you're
40:24 like, well, I'm not a very good writer.
40:26 Yes, you are. You now have Chat GPT. You
40:29 have Claude. You've got all of these
40:31 large language models where you can go
40:33 in and you can say, I want 20 ideas for
40:36 a 60-second script, a 60-second film
40:40 that that has no dialogue in it. and and
40:44 just go generate a bunch of ideas and
40:47 when you stumble upon one you like,
40:49 refine it, have chat GBT generate a shot
40:53 list for you, have it recommend five
40:56 different visual styles and go make
40:59 those clips and then edit them together
41:00 and make yourself a music video.
41:03 Um,
41:06 I have to jump, but I need to absorb
41:09 more of your knowledge. Oh, Vanessa,
41:11 that's so sweet. Thank you. Peace out.
41:13 Great to see you. I'm glad. It was great
41:15 seeing you in here. Um, go subscribe on
41:18 Tik Tok. If you're Tik Tockers, go
41:20 subscribe. Think with V. Go subscribe.
41:22 Go now. Okay. Thanks for hanging out.
41:25 It's really cool. Appreciate it.
41:28 Um, Mary, think with V. Please come
41:31 back. She'll come back. She's awesome.
41:33 She is awesome. She's awesome. Awesome.
41:36 Awesome. Awesome. Awesome.
41:39 Okay, what do we got here? Free is good.
41:42 Yeah, free.
41:44 Anyone know offhand how much the replay
41:48 option is for Festivus? I should know
41:51 that.
41:52 $27
41:54 according to Brandon. Brandon knows that
41:56 we have producers for these sort of
41:58 things. Producers know these sort of
42:00 things.
42:02 Oh, look. It It re It restyled that in
42:04 this cool orange. Oh, wait. I'm not
42:06 sharing. If you buy it in advance,
42:10 these are cool. Look at these. Gorgeous.
42:13 Oh, that one's great.
42:15 I like that one a lot.
42:18 Or that one. No, I think the dramatic
42:20 one.
42:21 And then look, we're just going to
42:23 animate that. Boom.
42:25 Now we make a movie.
42:28 [clears throat]
42:30 Let's do her as a collage. Let's do her
42:33 as art deco.
42:47 There's the collage. Collage is cool.
42:50 Very cool.
42:56 It's
43:00 I I I still am rather
43:10 If you're doing AI a lot,
43:14 I find it remarkable how quickly we as
43:17 humans normalize remarkable things.
43:22 Um, I would encourage you
43:25 to stay present to how remarkable this
43:28 moment is. [laughter]
43:32 Like we're literally in magic territory.
43:36 And I know Pate M hates it when I say
43:39 that. It's not magic. It's math. It's
43:40 math magical.
43:45 We live in a magical time.
43:49 The word abracadabra when you translate
43:51 it,
43:53 it breaks down to as I speak, I create.
43:59 We we are literally speaking things into
44:01 existence.
44:03 Um
44:08 stay in touch with how remarkable this
44:10 moment is. Do you know that we're the
44:13 last generation
44:15 that will actually understand what it
44:18 means to live in a world where you
44:21 couldn't just make [ __ ]
44:24 Like if you wanted to make a movie,
44:26 you'd have to go to movie school, right?
44:29 Or or spend, you know, two, three, five,
44:32 10 years teaching yourself how to do it.
44:40 [snorts] The next generation is not
44:41 going to know what that's like. There
44:44 are going to be quirky people that
44:45 choose to make things the way they used
44:47 to. Like, you'll be able to go see them
44:49 in studios and things. It It'll be like
44:52 It'll be like the theater today. You can
44:54 go to New York and to major metropolitan
44:56 cities and see the theater, [laughter]
44:58 but it's just it's not it's not the way
45:01 we do entertainment anymore, right? It's
45:03 not the core way we do entertainment.
45:04 It's a it's a it's a sideshow.
45:09 [clears throat and cough]
45:11 And I know that creators of today are
45:15 very are particularly pissed off about
45:18 that transition, [snorts] but it's just
45:22 that's just progress. That's just
45:24 progress. You can be pissed off about
45:25 it. So, it's not going anywhere.
45:29 [snorts]
45:29 [clears throat] So, oh, you know what I
45:31 didn't do? I didn't get myself a water.
45:33 So, I'm a little parched. So, hold,
45:35 please. Um,
45:38 I'm trying to think. I will leave you
45:42 Oh, I'll leave you with a song. That's
45:44 what I'll do. I wrote a song today. The
45:47 human line. This is it.
45:50 Um,
45:59 so we did a uh
46:03 we did this thing called flip focus and
46:05 content evolution and we were talking
46:07 about
46:10 what are the 2026 trends
46:13 and we ended up with some really cool
46:15 things. Let me jump over to a mirror
46:18 board.
46:20 Um content evolution flip focus
46:25 where oh there it is
46:29 [snorts]
46:32 me share this tab.
46:35 So here were the here were the trends of
46:37 2026 the the the four meta trends.
46:41 One was moving beyond tools to true
46:44 collaboration. The second trend was
46:46 intentionally becoming
46:49 intentionality is becoming the core
46:52 human job. So basically knowing what you
46:56 want and knowing how to ask for it is
46:58 going to be your job in the future. Um
47:02 meta trend number three is that data
47:04 governance is shifting from access to
47:07 use.
47:08 And then metatren number four is
47:10 technology can widen or close
47:13 generational gaps. Um and this this
47:16 information graphic by the way we made
47:19 this I made this one uh while the
47:22 meeting was still going on. So I was
47:24 literally copying and pasting
47:27 transcript notes over to notebook LM and
47:29 having it generate infographics on on
47:32 some of the key trends. So this was one
47:33 of the graphics we generated. And then I
47:35 took these metatrens and I went to chatt
47:40 and I wrote song lyrics. And then I went
47:42 to Sununo and I made this. So I'm going
47:45 to play this song while I'm gone and
47:47 then I'm going to go get water. Hear how
47:50 dry my voice is. I'm like, "Hey, hey
47:53 guys. How's it going? My name is Kyle.
47:57 [groaning]
47:59 [laughter]
48:02 Welcome to ASMR with Kyle.
48:07 [laughter]
48:09 It's disturbing even me.
48:22 >> [singing]
48:27 >> The tools grew sharper fast [music] now
48:29 by our side. But trust is still the
48:32 ground where every choice resides. A
48:34 world of code and carbon needs the guard
48:37 rails we design. We lift the flag of
48:39 agency and draw the [music] human
48:41 [singing] line. We draw the human line.
48:45 [music] We choose the way we climb.
48:49 Let go of [singing] the limits we
48:51 thought were real. [music] The future
48:54 becomes whatever we feel.
48:59 [music]
49:02 We move beyond efficiency. The systems
49:05 built to heal. Resilience isn't luck.
49:08 It's shaped in what we build. An aging
49:10 world is calling and housing strains a
49:13 frame. We leave the old deals behind and
49:16 choose a [singing] wise [music] game. We
49:17 draw the human line.
49:21 We choose the way we climb.
49:24 Let go of the limits we thought were
49:26 real.
49:28 The future becomes whatever we feel.
49:32 [music]
49:36 [music]
49:38 People
49:44 [music]
49:46 crave the real. More texture, depth and
49:48 truth. Connection across ages. A bridge
49:51 from old to youth. Meaning, story
49:54 presence. What belonging really means.
49:57 Our human voice is power in the world of
50:00 new machines.
50:02 We draw the human line.
50:06 We choose the way we [music] climb.
50:10 Let go of the limits we thought were
50:12 real.
50:13 The future becomes whatever we feel.
50:16 Yeah. Yeah. [music]
50:27 >> [music]
50:34 >> We lead the conversation.
50:36 [music]
50:38 We are the innovation.
50:42 Not either, but how we stand. The future
50:46 is the genius of [music]
50:53 >> There you go.
50:54 >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
50:57 [clears throat]
50:58 >> That was made with So,
51:01 the Sunno song making app, which hasn't
51:05 been killed yet, but it's on its way.
51:07 [laughter]
51:09 Thank you, Warner. Warner Music.
51:12 [laughter]
51:14 Oh, man. Did you get water? Yes, I got
51:16 water. Thank you very much. Um, as
51:18 everyone flies into the convention hall,
51:21 [laughter]
51:29 Okay.
51:31 All right. Who else has slam bang
51:33 Theater?
51:40 [clears throat]
51:42 I was just thinking about that today.
51:45 Like having man-made things is going to
51:47 be a niche industry. Well, you know
51:49 what's funny, Savage? I think that
51:51 [clears throat]
51:54 I think that authenticity,
51:56 human connection, handbuilt [ __ ] um
52:00 concerts, poetry sessions, um
52:05 playing frisbee golf, like just things
52:08 that right now today feel like um
52:14 things that we do to escape work.
52:18 I feel like where we're headed, those
52:20 things become work.
52:23 which is which is weird, right? That
52:25 that
52:27 if you play AI out, if you assume that
52:30 in 2026,
52:33 maybe 27, but I think it's going to
52:34 happen in 2026, things are accelerating.
52:39 In 2026, we're going to start to see
52:41 systems
52:43 that we can just say, "Go do shit."
52:48 and they'll just go do [ __ ] and it's
52:50 going to be good.
52:54 In fact, Kier Kiri the the uh there's a
52:58 woman on TikTok named Kiri, I forget her
53:00 last name. She spoke at the AI salon and
53:03 she's got um a piece of software she's
53:05 writing. She's developing
53:08 developing it for like a year now called
53:10 No Spoon Studio. And the basic idea is
53:13 that it's a fully agentic
53:16 movie maker.
53:19 And this week she launched a version of
53:23 it where you can do five 10 five wait
53:27 five 15 or 25 minute
53:32 movies.
53:35 You can just say make me a movie. You
53:38 set the length to 25 minutes. You give
53:41 it a basic plotline or you can give it a
53:44 script
53:45 or you can just say make it about dogs
53:48 wandering across the desert
53:51 and it will make you a 25minute movie
53:54 that launched this week using existing
53:57 technology. She's vibe coding it. She
54:00 vibe coding it. VI vibe codes it using
54:02 cursor I think.
54:04 I think she uses cursor. Claude cursor.
54:07 No, Claude. May No, she uses Claude
54:09 code.
54:12 Maybe Claude code within cursor. I don't
54:13 know. I don't I don't go that deep into
54:15 the vibe coding stuff. I'm stuck I'm
54:18 stuck out out here in lovable land. But
54:21 she's vibe coding the [ __ ] out of this
54:22 thing and it's making 25minute movies.
54:27 So
54:30 some point they're going to be really
54:31 good. And then at some point, probably
54:33 in 2026,
54:35 you'll just be able to say, I want a
54:37 feature film
54:41 with this kind of plot, and it will
54:43 generate a feature film. And then now
54:45 imagine that for every single industry.
54:51 And then you say, okay, well, it's going
54:53 to take three years for those
54:55 technologies to not suck. I agree. At
54:58 the end of that three years,
55:00 what will we do?
55:03 [laughter]
55:03 What will we do? What will be our job?
55:06 Well, some people will use these AI
55:08 tools to to do new forms of creativity.
55:12 A lot of people will go, well, I guess
55:15 I'm not doing the computer stuff anymore
55:17 because that's just being done. So, what
55:20 am I going to do? I think we start going
55:22 to much more authentic, much more human
55:24 connection,
55:26 making a difference for one another. And
55:28 I think that becomes a job.
55:31 I'll [snorts] walk with you for an hour
55:33 becomes a career,
55:35 right? You take it out, take out ads in
55:38 the local paper, you want someone just
55:40 to, you know, hang out with you and
55:42 talk, I'll do that for you. 100 bucks.
55:44 100 bucks an hour. [laughter] Why not?
55:48 Why not?
55:54 I made a 90 second AI film and it still
55:56 took me a week with editing. Yeah.
55:58 Listen, Trek Tube, where we are right
56:01 now, all of the AI stuff, this is this
56:03 is one of the weird traps that we're in
56:05 right now.
56:07 And I and I think it really is a trap.
56:10 Um, I don't think we should be not doing
56:14 what we're doing, but
56:17 I think a lot of people right now are
56:19 assuming that
56:22 the AI that we have today that requires
56:25 our presence like it it really does
56:27 suck. You know, the almost all the AI
56:31 tools are just, you know, they're maybe
56:34 80% maybe 85% of good right now. If you
56:40 if if you three years ago showed me
56:42 something that today I would call jank a
56:45 janky piece of [ __ ] you know, I would
56:47 go, "Oh my god, that's remarkable." But
56:49 just, you know, we normalize quickly. So
56:52 the tools the tools today are not ready
56:54 for prime time. So if you want to do a
56:55 90 a 90 second video, that's actually
56:58 really good. Yeah. It's going to take
57:00 you a week, week and a half. That sounds
57:01 about right. Um, that time should come
57:05 down and should come down and should
57:07 come down and should come down and there
57:09 will be a point at which where you can
57:11 make a 90 second film that's as good as
57:13 you want it to be that that maybe even
57:15 follows your style because video making
57:18 tools will have me
57:20 CPT has memory. Um, and so you'll just
57:25 be able to, you know, prompt prompt
57:27 something into existence like it it's as
57:30 good as if you had created it yourself.
57:33 Um,
57:36 so
57:38 don't assume because you're needed now
57:40 that you're going to be needed for long.
57:42 And then and then the question becomes,
57:44 if you're not needed, what's your job?
57:49 And one job could be to find a way to
57:51 rise above the noise of all of the AI
57:53 generated stuff. That will definitely be
57:56 a job. And other jobs will be [ __ ] AI.
58:02 I'm I'm [laughter] going to go I'm going
58:04 to go make uh animal skin drums without
58:07 killing any animals [laughter]
58:10 or whatever. We all become Portland
58:14 [laughter]
58:15 bespoke artisal chicken farming.
58:20 Yes. Our jobs will be connection focused
58:23 and then we can focus. So this should be
58:25 good. What's the what's the bottom of
58:27 this say? Of flagging down a Vulcan or
58:30 two. Yeah, exactly.
58:33 Yep.
58:34 Hey, Retro Punk. What's happening? Good
58:36 to see you.
58:41 Um,
58:44 [clears throat]
58:58 I'm feeling like I should probably spend
58:59 some time in Opus 4.5. I don't think I'm
59:02 going to start it tonight.
59:06 Brandon, why don't you throw just throw
59:08 in a parking lot to to go play with with
59:10 Opus 4.5?
59:15 Opus 4.5 is the new Claude the MacDaddy
59:18 model of Claude and it's supposed to be
59:21 pretty good. It's not It's not supposed
59:22 to be pretty good. It's supposed to be
59:23 really good. And then Gen Spark 2 maybe.
59:28 Yeah, maybe we go look at Jen Spark.
59:32 [music]
59:35 This was the second version of that
59:37 song.
59:40 [music]
59:48 The tools grew sharper fast. now working
59:50 by our side.
59:54 [music]
59:56 But trust is still the ground [singing]
59:57 where every choice resides.
1:00:02 [music]
1:00:04 A world of gold and carbon needs the
1:00:07 guards we design.
1:00:10 Yeah.
1:00:12 [music] We lift [singing] the flag of
1:00:14 agency and draw the human line.
1:00:19 We draw the human life. We choose the
1:00:22 way we climb. Let go the limits. We know
1:00:24 for real. The future becomes whatever we
1:00:27 see.
1:00:28 >> That's a great chorus. We draw the human
1:00:30 line. We choose the way we cl the way we
1:00:34 climb. Let go of the limits we thought
1:00:36 were real. The future becomes whatever
1:00:39 we feel. That that chorus is I that's
1:00:44 it. That's our job. You want to know
1:00:46 what we're doing in the future? This
1:00:48 chorus,
1:00:50 we draw the human line. So, we get to
1:00:52 figure out where we put the dial of
1:00:54 humanity. You want to go all human, go
1:00:57 all human. You want to be AI amplified
1:00:59 and and human augmented, go that. You
1:01:01 want to go all in on AI, do that. We
1:01:04 choose the way we climb. You want to
1:01:06 climb by going back to making music the
1:01:08 oldfashioned way with with realtore
1:01:11 analog tapes, great. Go do that.
1:01:15 And then other people are going to use
1:01:16 some tools like Sunno to go make
1:01:18 different kinds of music, right?
1:01:21 We let go of the limits we thought were
1:01:24 real.
1:01:27 Our aching gaps. Have you heard this
1:01:30 term? This is a term I stumbled upon
1:01:32 that is a it's it's a disturbing term.
1:01:35 [laughter]
1:01:38 Sir, may I inquire? What are your aching
1:01:40 gaps by chance? Sir, rather. It's rather
1:01:44 personal, wouldn't you say? Carrying on.
1:01:47 Yes. Yes. Rather. No. No. Your gaps,
1:01:49 those things in your life that you're
1:01:51 not good at, that you desperately want
1:01:55 to be good at,
1:01:58 right? You know those things that you
1:02:00 have that like when you were seven,
1:02:03 some teacher said, "Yeah, you should
1:02:06 keep your day job."
1:02:09 and you didn't know what that meant, but
1:02:10 you knew that you weren't talented or
1:02:13 you knew that you couldn't do that thing
1:02:16 and you took that on like it was
1:02:17 reality.
1:02:19 We we don't have to live like that
1:02:20 anymore. All those gaps can now be
1:02:23 filled in with AI. So, we just get to be
1:02:26 fully self-expressed
1:02:28 no matter what the discipline is. And
1:02:31 then the future becomes whatever we
1:02:33 feel. That's what the the AI salon
1:02:35 mastermind practice is about. human
1:02:37 centricity
1:02:39 in how we use AI. It's about putting the
1:02:41 human front and center. Right now, what
1:02:43 a lot of people are doing is they're
1:02:44 putting the AI front and center and and
1:02:46 they're going, "It's it's us against the
1:02:49 AI. Here's the AI. Here's us.
1:02:53 It's not going to be better than me.
1:02:54 It's not going to be better than me."
1:02:56 Spoiler alert, it already is.
1:03:00 Right? If you're battling a thing that
1:03:03 is getting exponentially smarter, trying
1:03:06 to keep trying to keep up with it, it's
1:03:09 it's it's going to be a sad day when you
1:03:12 realize you've lost.
1:03:14 [laughter]
1:03:16 But if if rather than putting the AI in
1:03:19 front of you, you say,
1:03:22 let's put it behind us, put our
1:03:25 ourselves front and center.
1:03:29 human- centric use of AI. Well, who am
1:03:32 I?
1:03:35 I don't know. I'm a guy that likes
1:03:37 storytelling.
1:03:38 I like
1:03:40 visually interesting things. I I like
1:03:44 really good use of language.
1:03:49 I'm passionate about people expressing
1:03:52 authentically sharing who they are. Like
1:03:55 those are some of the things that are
1:03:56 really important to me. So, if those are
1:03:57 some of the things that are important to
1:03:59 me,
1:04:01 how can I use AI to amplify that? That's
1:04:03 what I do in this channel night after
1:04:05 night after night. I'm like, here's some
1:04:08 crazy idea and then I use AI to turn it
1:04:10 into something. Sometimes it's great.
1:04:11 Sometimes it's [ __ ]
1:04:15 But in the end, it's not about the tool.
1:04:18 It's about I had some brain fart, right?
1:04:23 Oh, that sounds like a song. Let's turn
1:04:24 that into a song. And then Weird Mary
1:04:26 comes out three hours later.
1:04:34 So that's pretty cool.
1:04:37 Lead with human intentions and use AI to
1:04:39 enhance them. That's it.
1:04:43 That's it.
1:04:47 AI can be something we compete against
1:04:50 or something we can use to elevate our
1:04:53 ideas.
1:04:56 This These are my [ __ ] ideas.
1:04:59 You've got your ideas. Brandon's got his
1:05:02 ideas.
1:05:03 Brandon's ideas always have some cool
1:05:06 connection to community or family.
1:05:10 Why is that? I don't know. It's how he
1:05:13 grew up. It's what he believes in. It's
1:05:14 where his values are.
1:05:17 Might have to do with storytelling and
1:05:19 self-expression. Why is that? I don't
1:05:20 know. It doesn't matter. Doesn't matter
1:05:23 where it came from,
1:05:26 but what matters is each of us
1:05:28 individually understanding who we are
1:05:31 and how we want to impact the world, how
1:05:33 we want to influence people, touch them.
1:05:40 That's the primary force.
1:05:43 And then AI just
1:05:47 are like water wings, [laughter]
1:05:50 right?
1:05:51 It's like we're all learning how to swim
1:05:54 and we just we keep sinking and then AI
1:05:56 comes along and right now it's like you
1:05:58 know shitty little water wings
1:06:01 and at some point AI is going to be like
1:06:03 a [ __ ] jet ski. That's actually not a
1:06:06 bad analogy
1:06:08 that prior to AI we're just out in the
1:06:10 middle of the ocean and if the ocean
1:06:11 gets sloppy we [ __ ] sink and choking
1:06:14 and barely surviving.
1:06:17 Tell me that's not how work feels
1:06:18 sometimes. Oh my god. Why do you think
1:06:22 the the acronym TGIF exists?
1:06:26 Right? Because work is so overwhelmingly
1:06:29 soul crushing,
1:06:31 right?
1:06:33 And along camp comes AI and you you sort
1:06:36 [laughter] if you strap it on, right?
1:06:38 You you like
1:06:40 you blow up the little water wing on
1:06:42 each side and now you're just sitting
1:06:44 there in the water. You're like, "Hey,
1:06:45 this ain't bad." And I feel like that's
1:06:47 kind of where we are right now, right?
1:06:49 And maybe 2025 we got swim fins. So now
1:06:52 we've got water wings and swim fins.
1:06:54 It's like, hey, this is pretty cool. But
1:06:57 like we're headed to jet ski
1:06:59 jet ski territory. We're not there yet.
1:07:02 [laughter]
1:07:04 So when everyone's got a jet ski and you
1:07:07 can just do [ __ ]
1:07:09 what do you choose to do?
1:07:15 And when you should be practicing that
1:07:16 is right now.
1:07:21 What do you want? Who are you?
1:07:24 I haven't had to think about that in 20
1:07:26 years. Well, Skippy,
1:07:29 [snorts]
1:07:29 it's time.
1:07:34 Oh my god, that was amaz. That's
1:07:36 amazing. Who did that? Gareth, thank you
1:07:38 so much. That's really beautiful.
1:07:40 It was a Tik Tok crystal balloon thing
1:07:43 that took over my screen and flew across
1:07:46 the screen. That was really beautiful.
1:07:47 Thank you very much. It's very generous.
1:07:50 Um, right.
1:07:53 Jen Spark, too. I know.
1:07:57 [laughter]
1:07:58 He got one letter up. I can see his
1:08:00 cursor moving. He's like, "Okay, Kyle,
1:08:04 enough. We got the point. Point made."
1:08:07 [laughter]
1:08:11 All right. Jen Spark.
1:08:15 If you don't know Gen Spark Nano Banana
1:08:18 Pro unlimited from 20 bucks a month,
1:08:21 sign in.
1:08:34 A library of short media worthy Kevin
1:08:37 Mallister moments. [snorts] That's
1:08:39 actually not a bad idea. Um, Andy Andy
1:08:42 grabbed a clip from uh Danielle and I
1:08:45 had a really a really sweet interaction.
1:08:48 Um, Danielle was very generous to me. I
1:08:51 don't know if you're on tonight,
1:08:52 Danielle. U was very generous to me
1:08:54 during the AI Salon mastermind practice
1:08:57 lab and uh Andy sort of captured that
1:09:00 moment and put it out as a video today
1:09:02 which I thought was really sweet. But
1:09:04 there's there there are things that
1:09:06 happen in here. Practicing building
1:09:08 video testimonial app and lovable. Love
1:09:10 it. turning out great. Beautiful.
1:09:13 Why pay for apps when you can build them
1:09:15 yourself? Yeah,
1:09:17 that's that's Jim Ross for you there.
1:09:19 Jim Jim just he just does the work.
1:09:26 What
1:09:28 What I love about What I love about Jim
1:09:32 is that Jim's Jim's Jim.
1:09:36 I guarantee you Jim works
1:09:42 doesn't work any harder today
1:09:46 than he did five years ago. Like he's
1:09:48 just one of those guys that puts he does
1:09:50 the work, right? And he takes whatever
1:09:52 tools he has and he does the work. And
1:09:54 then AI came along and he's still
1:09:56 putting in the same amount of time, but
1:09:58 he's like 10xing his output
1:10:02 because he's just putting in the work.
1:10:04 And there's just something there's
1:10:05 something really pure about that that I
1:10:07 just I I really respect.
1:10:09 I'm digging your groove, Kyle.
1:10:12 [laughter]
1:10:13 Oh, man. What [clears throat] did I
1:10:15 miss? Everything. And nothing.
1:10:20 Nothing. Nothing is nothing. And
1:10:21 everything is everything. And it all
1:10:23 happens at the same time.
1:10:27 That's a nice little interface. I'm not
1:10:29 sharing this. I might share this tab
1:10:30 instead.
1:10:33 [clears throat]
1:10:43 Look at this little interface at the
1:10:44 bottom of Gen Spark.
1:10:47 Re That's cool.
1:10:51 Nice.
1:10:58 Okay,
1:11:01 we've got new.
1:11:04 So in Gen Spark
1:11:07 you can just type something in just like
1:11:10 just like AI uh like chat GPT.
1:11:20 You can also click this little plus
1:11:22 button in the upper left and it'll tell
1:11:24 you all of the things there are.
1:11:27 Super Agent, AI slides, AI sheets, AI
1:11:30 docs, AI developer, AI designer,
1:11:36 photo genius, clip genius, AI pods.
1:11:42 I assume that's podcasts,
1:11:46 AI chat, AI image. I don't know the
1:11:48 difference between photo genius and AI
1:11:50 image. AI video, deep research, fact
1:11:54 check, call for me.
1:11:57 Let's do call for me. [laughter]
1:12:02 Call for me. Hi, I'm your phone
1:12:03 assistant. I support calls to most
1:12:05 countries and regions. Special
1:12:07 highlight. Okay, let's see next.
1:12:10 [snorts]
1:12:12 Voice call. Enter your phone number.
1:12:15 720375.
1:12:20 Okay.
1:12:22 Get verification call. Call
1:12:25 [clears throat] Mrs. Kyle. No, I'm going
1:12:27 to call pizza shops. Please verify
1:12:32 your phone number to continue.
1:12:37 I'll be back. Tik Tok. I got to answer a
1:12:39 call here.
1:12:44 Accept.
1:12:48 >> Hello. Please enter your six-digit
1:12:50 validation code.
1:12:56 >> You have successfully validated your
1:12:58 phone number. You may now use
1:13:00 >> plus7203751548.
1:13:07 >> Okay.
1:13:08 Your name. What should assistant call
1:13:11 you?
1:13:14 Kyle or no? Let's see. Um, Kenny,
1:13:19 [laughter]
1:13:20 next
1:13:24 start test call. Call call for me. Oh, I
1:13:27 guess it's it's it's it's using my phone
1:13:30 number.
1:13:32 I'm digging your groove, Kyle.
1:13:38 Task submitted
1:13:40 will continue. Feel free check task
1:13:44 status.
1:13:45 But what's it doing?
1:13:48 I I don't know what I just did.
1:13:50 [laughter]
1:13:51 What did I just do?
1:13:57 Um.
1:13:59 [laughter]
1:14:00 H. I don't know what I did. Someone Can
1:14:03 someone help me? [laughter]
1:14:08 Oh, wait. Uh oh.
1:14:11 Red Bay, Alabama. This is assistant
1:14:14 Alina. I'm calling
1:14:18 on behalf of Can I listen to this?
1:14:27 It called [laughter] It called
1:14:29 somewhere. How do I
1:14:32 I notice [laughter]
1:14:36 if you change your tab, you might be
1:14:38 able to No, it said if you close your
1:14:41 tab, it's going to keep doing your its
1:14:43 job. Uh [laughter]
1:14:46 >> mean you're on the wrong tab. We can't
1:14:47 see what you're
1:14:48 >> Oh, I
1:14:51 Let's see. Test call
1:14:56 information.
1:14:59 Call Kenny. [sighs]
1:15:02 >> Hi. If you record your name and reason
1:15:04 for calling, I'll see if this person is
1:15:06 available.
1:15:10 >> Hi.
1:15:10 >> All right. I don't know what I did. I
1:15:13 think I think it's done. [laughter]
1:15:17 I did this a couple of months ago. Was
1:15:20 it as terrifying back then? Source scam.
1:15:23 [laughter]
1:15:26 Oh my god, that's funny. Um,
1:15:30 okay,
1:15:31 [clears throat] mark my words.
1:15:34 2026 is going to be hilarious because
1:15:37 the agents are going to get good enough
1:15:39 that we can use them, but they're going
1:15:41 to be bad enough that they're just going
1:15:42 to make a lot of mistakes
1:15:45 and there's going to be there's going to
1:15:47 be some wacky hijinks like what I just
1:15:49 did. I don't know what I just did. I
1:15:50 don't know who I called. I called
1:15:52 someone in Alabama.
1:15:54 [laughter]
1:15:56 Well, I didn't. Kenny did. [ __ ]
1:16:02 Yes. Terrifying.
1:16:04 No, I I did this once. I think I did it
1:16:06 on Jen Spark where I had I had um
1:16:11 I had the agent call up pizza shops and
1:16:14 ask them if they had tacos.
1:16:17 And [laughter]
1:16:18 and this one poor woman, this one poor
1:16:21 woman, she goes, "You know, we don't
1:16:23 have tacos, but we get asked that a lot
1:16:25 and we've been thinking about adding it
1:16:27 to the menu." [laughter]
1:16:34 Oh, just don't give your agentic ID your
1:16:38 credit card. Yeah, I agree. All right,
1:16:40 let's go back and see what else we can
1:16:41 do. I guess calling call for me was
1:16:43 probably not something we should have
1:16:44 done. AI inbox
1:16:48 AI meeting notes translation.
1:16:51 Let's see what Photo Genius is. GenSpark
1:16:53 Photo Genius.
1:16:57 Bring photo editing into a new speak
1:17:00 toit experience. It's an It's an app.
1:17:04 Huh. [snorts]
1:17:06 Genpark's wild, man. They're They're
1:17:08 there. Oh, let me show this tab.
1:17:10 GenSpark Photo Genius is an app where I
1:17:13 guess you take a photo and then you just
1:17:15 give it changes. Magic scene swaps,
1:17:19 photo rescue mode.
1:17:29 Give it a $50 credit gift card. That's
1:17:31 not a bad idea for us bitten.
1:17:37 Um,
1:17:50 AI slides, AI docs, AI developer, AI
1:17:54 designer. Let's do an AI designer.
1:17:57 Flyer product menu coupon.
1:18:02 Do these all look the same?
1:18:04 Not necessarily.
1:18:07 Let's do
1:18:13 we're going to do coupon.
1:18:19 Oh, I guess we start [clears throat]
1:18:27 design anything by describing it.
1:18:31 Create me an
1:18:34 AI festivist
1:18:38 2025
1:18:43 bogo [laughter]
1:18:45 coupon
1:18:50 joke
1:18:52 AI festivus is free.
1:18:58 um in the style of a 1950s
1:19:05 yellow
1:19:08 pages ad
1:19:15 AI designer canvas
1:19:18 using tool. It's using the thinking
1:19:21 tool. If you haven't played with Gen
1:19:24 Spark, like what I'm doing right now,
1:19:26 like literally just going through the
1:19:28 different things that it has and just
1:19:30 trying it,
1:19:32 it's probably worth doing it.
1:19:41 So, it just Oh, I'm not sharing this
1:19:43 tab. It just went and it searched I
1:19:45 wanted a 50s coupon. So it went and it
1:19:47 searched
1:19:49 50s yellow pages ads.
1:19:54 So like it's using the tool
1:19:56 understanding images which is cool. So
1:19:59 it's using some multimodal
1:20:01 thing to look at all these images and
1:20:04 then describe the style.
1:20:12 I also see that here there's a team
1:20:14 chat.
1:20:15 So, you could potentially do this with
1:20:17 other people. Tik Tok view is borked.
1:20:20 Oh, yeah. Wait,
1:20:25 that's that's
1:20:30 Hang on. That's uh
1:20:34 Oh, I see what's going on, Brandon.
1:20:36 Something got weird with the interface
1:20:37 with uh
1:20:41 with Streamyard.
1:20:51 >> [snorts]
1:20:53 >> Okay.
1:20:54 And then black bar.
1:20:59 That was weird.
1:21:03 Did I see Gareth on YouTube?
1:21:06 They're going to be good enough to use
1:21:07 and then AI adoption is going to take
1:21:09 off and you will have a lot of people
1:21:12 not knowing what they are doing with
1:21:13 agents. Absolutely. Genpark event two
1:21:16 weeks ago showed everything they are
1:21:18 putting out and it looks amazing.
1:21:21 They're also going to be sock 2
1:21:22 compliant. Check out custom super
1:21:24 agents. Wow. Wow. Look at these look at
1:21:27 these ads it made. These are great.
1:21:32 Wow. Actually, you know what?
1:21:36 This is crazy.
1:21:39 These are really good.
1:21:44 Advance AI edit. Advanced edit. Add
1:21:46 elements.
1:21:52 Buy one get one free. It's already free.
1:21:55 [laughter]
1:21:57 Oh, let's say uh we need to add
1:22:02 the URL
1:22:05 AIFestivous.com,
1:22:08 which by the way, if you're if you've
1:22:10 not registered for AI Festivus, go
1:22:12 [ __ ] register for AI Festivus. It's a
1:22:14 Festivus miracle. It's free. It's 24
1:22:17 hours of educational content over two
1:22:19 days between the holidays and new year,
1:22:22 December 26th and December 27th.
1:22:26 noon to midnight Eastern on Friday, noon
1:22:29 to midnight Eastern on Saturday, and by
1:22:32 popular demand,
1:22:34 there's going to be an afterparty after
1:22:36 Saturday.
1:22:38 [laughter]
1:22:42 Aren't these good, Source Camp? They're
1:22:44 really good.
1:22:46 They're really good. How do you download
1:22:49 them?
1:22:51 I don't I don't know how to
1:22:53 um get them.
1:22:55 I guess I could zoom in and just
1:22:57 screenshot them. Or I could go copy
1:23:00 image. Save image as. Copy image. Go to
1:23:05 this thing. Go new. Yeah, there we go.
1:23:08 All right.
1:23:13 AI designer on GenSpark. It's really
1:23:16 good. Do you know where your children
1:23:18 are? Oh, look. When it when I'm doing
1:23:20 updates, it's keeping the old ones
1:23:22 there. So you can iterate.
1:23:27 April, how are you? I'm doing well.
1:23:29 April, how are you?
1:23:32 Festivus for all of us. Festivus for the
1:23:35 rest of us, baby.
1:23:38 Okay, look. Special offer. Let's zoom in
1:23:41 here. Aifestivist.com. It got it
1:23:44 perfect. No typos.
1:23:47 Look at that.
1:23:51 I'm going to copy this. I'm going to
1:23:53 send it [clears throat]
1:24:00 on my live and
1:24:03 playing.
1:24:05 Hang on, people. I'll be right with you.
1:24:06 Playing with
1:24:10 Gen Spark Designer.
1:24:14 And wow,
1:24:16 I made these as 1950s
1:24:23 yellow
1:24:26 pages ads.
1:24:41 This is crazy.
1:24:44 >> [laughter]
1:24:48 >> Miss 2025 [laughter] special offer. Buy
1:24:51 one get one free. It's already free.
1:24:55 [laughter]
1:25:00 So much for date night in Washington DC.
1:25:03 [laughter]
1:25:05 Oh my god. No children under 16 on
1:25:09 social media in Australia anymore.
1:25:13 Really?
1:25:14 I guess that's fine. I don't know.
1:25:22 [clears throat]
1:25:23 [snorts]
1:25:24 Anyway, all right. Um, this is pretty
1:25:27 remarkable. So, so now let's let's let's
1:25:28 say um this is great.
1:25:34 Let's
1:25:37 do these as [clears throat] 1970s
1:25:43 magazine ads.
1:25:52 Let's just see what it does with that.
1:25:56 So, I'm just having it do.
1:25:59 So, I assume what it's going to go do is
1:26:01 it's going to go do some research and
1:26:02 find 1970s magazine ads. It's then going
1:26:06 to analyze them.
1:26:13 Does anyone know the the actual Oh, look
1:26:15 at the patterns it found for the 70s.
1:26:17 That's pretty cool.
1:26:20 Good vibes. Look at the groovy the
1:26:22 groovy 70s stuff. These aren't magazine
1:26:25 ads, but that's all right. We'll we'll
1:26:27 see what we get.
1:26:31 Um,
1:26:37 I'd like to know the uh the story behind
1:26:40 Gen Spark. Who are these people?
1:26:43 Genpark's Chinese, right? Is this
1:26:45 Chinese company?
1:26:48 Keeping with the Brady Bunch theme from
1:26:49 earlier. Yeah, exactly.
1:26:53 It's a Chinese company. I I mean, this
1:26:55 is a
1:26:58 Genesis Spark is surprisingly
1:27:03 and not surprising because it's Chinese,
1:27:04 but it's just like it's surprisingly
1:27:12 it's like a surprising it's it's a s
1:27:15 it's surprisingly sophisticated
1:27:19 series of tools. So, I think what Gen
1:27:22 Spark is, now that I'm thinking about
1:27:24 it, I don't know if they've got their
1:27:25 own models. I assume they don't. I
1:27:28 assume they're using open- source models
1:27:32 and then they're building tools,
1:27:35 right? So, the tool that can look at
1:27:37 images and understand images is a tool
1:27:40 that they built.
1:27:42 So, this thing says using tool
1:27:44 understand images and we can actually go
1:27:45 view what it did there.
1:27:48 Yeah, look at this. So, it looked at
1:27:51 this image. It says the first image is a
1:27:54 70s inspired design. '7s inspired
1:27:57 design.
1:28:03 Oops. What did I do?
1:28:11 How do I get back to my history? He
1:28:14 star. There we go.
1:28:17 >> [clears throat]
1:28:19 >> Yeah, look at our [laughter] look at our
1:28:21 our 70s. Our 70s ads are great.
1:28:25 [laughter]
1:28:31 That's [ __ ] awesome.
1:28:40 So they're building these individual
1:28:42 tools and then what GenSpark is is like
1:28:45 a master agent that understands the
1:28:49 tools that they built for it. And
1:28:50 because they've got all these discrete
1:28:52 tools, they can stitch them together in
1:28:54 all sorts of interesting ways to do
1:28:55 different kinds of applications really
1:28:57 quickly. That's how they're moving so
1:28:58 fast. Hey, I'm a thumbnail designer. Um,
1:29:03 yeah, you should be using go to
1:29:05 genspark.ai
1:29:07 and click on the plus button and then
1:29:10 click on AI designer and go go can you
1:29:13 give me your Insta or Telegram? Uh,
1:29:16 Instagram is Kyle Shannon, although I
1:29:19 don't check it all that much. AI
1:29:21 learning lab on on uh on uh Tik Tok and
1:29:26 then you can also join the AI salon. So,
1:29:29 and you can DM me there. Um, thesalon.ai
1:29:34 or go to community.thesalon.ai.
1:29:37 [snorts] Um, this is so cool. Copy
1:29:41 image. Okay, so now we're going to do
1:29:43 one that's inspired by Now we're going
1:29:45 to do one inspired by um
1:29:49 [laughter]
1:29:51 um '8s Baywatch. Let's do Let's do
1:29:57 the
1:29:59 1980s
1:30:01 um cheesy
1:30:03 TV
1:30:06 um style
1:30:10 like Dallas, which I think was 70s,
1:30:14 Baywatch,
1:30:16 um
1:30:18 uh Night Rider,
1:30:22 etc. etc. [laughter]
1:30:28 This is awesome. And then look, we'll
1:30:31 watch over here what it's doing. It's
1:30:32 thinking using tool think. And I think
1:30:35 you can. Can you open these? You can't.
1:30:39 I wish. Oh, wait. Yeah, you can. View.
1:30:42 [gasps]
1:30:44 My design concept. Color palette.
1:30:45 Metallics and gradients imagery. Here's
1:30:48 the key messages.
1:30:51 I'm now retrieving visual references for
1:30:54 1980s TV shows aesthetics.
1:30:58 Look, there's all the look [laughter] at
1:31:00 all the TV shows from the 80s. Here's
1:31:02 our childhood kids.
1:31:05 And look, there's all the 80s retro
1:31:08 synth
1:31:11 [clears throat] synth punk.
1:31:15 Understand images. Let's go look at what
1:31:17 it understood.
1:31:19 Visual analysis. Radical weekend
1:31:25 retro design. That's so cool.
1:31:33 Wild.
1:31:35 Now it's generating our images.
1:31:38 Here they come.
1:31:41 Wait, where are they?
1:32:15 They have their own models but lean
1:32:16 heavily into big external models like
1:32:18 chatbt Claude and Gemini Grock.
1:32:22 Can you reply here? Sure. Hey, I'm
1:32:24 talking to you. Can you write your
1:32:27 Telegram or Instagram username here? Um,
1:32:31 Kyle Shannon,
1:32:33 don't be rude,
1:32:35 [laughter]
1:32:36 I'm unable to listen to you because my
1:32:38 headphones
1:32:39 I don't have. All right. Well,
1:32:42 [laughter]
1:32:44 just keep coming back. Okay. So, it did
1:32:46 these all as like that 80s retro synth
1:32:49 thing. Um, these look like uh retro
1:32:56 synth
1:32:58 only. Um, they don't look like the TV
1:33:03 shows.
1:33:05 So, make a set
1:33:08 like the shows
1:33:11 with photos of fake actors with 80s hair
1:33:19 and TV title treatments.
1:33:23 All right. [clears throat]
1:33:32 D.
1:33:34 But what's amazing about this is
1:33:37 whatever doing actual
1:33:40 typography in the in how they're
1:33:44 there there's no typos like there's none
1:33:46 of the so they're doing some sort of
1:33:48 layering to get the to get the the data
1:33:52 correct
1:33:54 which I find pretty cool.
1:33:58 Right.
1:34:08 There's Nightrider, there's Baywatch,
1:34:10 there's Dallas.
1:34:15 So, part of the part of the downside
1:34:19 here is their understand images tool
1:34:22 only looks like it looks at two images.
1:34:29 >> [snorts]
1:34:30 >> Dallas. That was the stupidest [ __ ]
1:34:32 show. [laughter]
1:34:40 Scammer.
1:34:44 Oh, good. [laughter]
1:34:45 I'm glad we banned user whoever.
1:34:50 Hey, I'm talking to you here. [laughter]
1:34:55 It was a toss up with Dynasty. Wasn't
1:34:58 Dynasty Dynasty the spin-off.
1:35:06 I think I think Dynasty was the
1:35:07 spin-off.
1:35:11 Mr. Kush Candy 620. That's pretty funny
1:35:13 name.
1:35:15 Uh,
1:35:17 [sighs]
1:35:18 by the way, is Kyle still calling pizza
1:35:20 places? I might be. Oh, I should
1:35:23 probably go check, shouldn't I? Oh,
1:35:24 well, whatever.
1:35:26 Let's see what we got here. Do we have
1:35:28 anything?
1:35:31 Generating.
1:35:35 Your authentic 80s TV show posters are
1:35:38 generating now. This is going to be
1:35:40 totally tubular. [laughter]
1:35:48 These are awesome. [laughter]
1:35:51 Look at Night Rider.
1:35:58 [laughter]
1:36:01 Oh my god, this is awesome. [laughter]
1:36:06 Oh,
1:36:08 that's some good comedy right there. Oh,
1:36:10 you know what I'm going to do? I'm going
1:36:11 to do Morg and Mindy. That was my
1:36:14 favorite show.
1:36:18 RIP Robin Williams.
1:36:24 Oh my god, these are so good.
1:36:27 AI Festivist buy one get one free. AI
1:36:29 Festivist 2025. It's already free.
1:36:33 [laughter]
1:36:36 I'm sending these to Ann Murphy and
1:36:38 Andy. They're going to be pissed off at
1:36:40 me in the morning. [laughter]
1:36:43 Can you give it your Ann's images to
1:36:46 incorporate into the posters? Oh,
1:36:48 probably. Yeah, I could probably do
1:36:50 that. Um, but wait, I want to do um do a
1:36:55 series based on Mor and Mindy.
1:37:01 Um, half
1:37:04 TV show looking and half
1:37:09 like
1:37:12 the Mor and
1:37:17 Mindy merch from the era.
1:37:22 [clears throat and cough]
1:37:23 Mrs. Doubtfire. Yeah, you could do you
1:37:27 could do all of the [laughter] you could
1:37:29 do all of the uh
1:37:33 all of the shows.
1:37:36 Um, Jim Ross, if you're still here, I I
1:37:39 I
1:37:41 can only assume that we've got three
1:37:43 Mile Storage TV posters from the 80s.
1:37:46 Please, please tell me you're still
1:37:48 here.
1:37:50 [laughter]
1:37:54 It's a Festivus miracle.
1:37:57 [laughter]
1:38:02 All right, I'm glad we came to Genpark.
1:38:04 What's actually cool is look, it's just
1:38:06 it because we're doing this all in one
1:38:08 chat, we've got the whole history of
1:38:10 everything we've done here.
1:38:15 This is so good.
1:38:19 This is so good. Like on once you
1:38:21 understand what elements you want, it's
1:38:24 it's not getting any of the elements
1:38:26 wrong ever.
1:38:29 And it's understanding the intent. It's
1:38:31 already free in a in a in a violator
1:38:33 with the little spiky things.
1:38:40 This is it's it's it's really good. Like
1:38:44 I've been using Nano Banana to do this
1:38:47 kind of stuff and Nano Banana sucks
1:38:49 because it [ __ ] up your logos. It [ __ ]
1:38:53 things up. In fact, let me try
1:38:58 >> [snorts]
1:38:59 [sighs]
1:39:02 >> Let me go to festivus.com.
1:39:24 So this should be interesting.
1:39:35 Okay. So, I'm going to paste in I I just
1:39:38 took a screenshot from AI Festivus. I'm
1:39:40 going to say um
1:39:47 I want to use the AI
1:39:52 festivus.
1:39:56 Mark
1:40:01 the black.
1:40:04 Let's see.
1:40:09 to the left of the AI festivus
1:40:17 um logo type
1:40:22 and
1:40:24 the AI salon and she leads
1:40:30 AI logos
1:40:35 on all ads moving forward. board.
1:40:41 You can
1:40:43 still
1:40:46 keep the copy we're playing with.
1:40:53 Um,
1:40:57 but I need to get the branding
1:41:03 elements
1:41:05 right.
1:41:09 Give me a new set of Mor
1:41:13 and Mindy
1:41:15 graphics
1:41:17 with these changes.
1:41:20 Okay, this could be really powerful.
1:41:23 The lunchbox. Oh, it did a lunchbox. Oh
1:41:26 my god, this is amazing.
1:41:29 [clears throat]
1:41:33 >> [laughter]
1:41:39 [laughter]
1:41:40 >> Nanu. Nanu.
1:41:48 Amazing.
1:41:49 Oh, it's a t-shirt.
1:41:54 Unbelievable.
1:42:00 Well, let's see what this thing does
1:42:02 with uh
1:42:11 with the logos we just threw at it.
1:42:13 Let's Let's see how good it is. It
1:42:14 should be able to understand what I
1:42:16 talked about.
1:42:26 Check out the salon DMs to show Kyle
1:42:29 something.
1:42:33 You got it. Okay, for tomorrow. Perfect.
1:42:36 All right, let's see if this works. If
1:42:37 this works, we we'll get out of here
1:42:38 because it's getting it's getting to be
1:42:39 late. But this is this is super cool.
1:42:42 So, this is one tool in about 20 tools.
1:42:45 And then each of the tools are
1:42:47 incredibly deep. Like this this is
1:42:49 pretty deep what we're doing here. Like
1:42:51 it's going deep creatively.
1:42:58 I mean, good lord. You can just Oh, wow.
1:43:02 It It Did it do it? Hang on.
1:43:08 AI Salon is correct.
1:43:11 She leads AI is correct.
1:43:14 That AI Festivus is correct.
1:43:19 Amazing. Here it got him. Here it got
1:43:22 him wrong. So that that's interesting.
1:43:24 So I I have a feeling
1:43:28 I have a feeling what they're doing is
1:43:30 they're using nano banana for elements
1:43:32 and then they're assembling elements.
1:43:35 That's what I think's happening.
1:43:38 Fascinating
1:43:40 because these two they they're they're
1:43:42 making up the elements, right?
1:43:48 Hm. [snorts]
1:43:50 Let me let me yell at it a little bit.
1:43:51 Um,
1:43:53 half of the logos are correct.
1:43:59 The others
1:44:02 you changed the logo.
1:44:08 Don't do that.
1:44:11 They are logos
1:44:14 and need to be used asis.
1:44:21 Oh, please give it your faces. Okay,
1:44:23 hold please.
1:44:27 Um,
1:44:36 here's all the speakers for Festivus.
1:44:40 Festivus, festivis, festivus for the
1:44:43 rest of us.
1:44:50 D
1:45:06 D.
1:45:10 [singing]
1:45:17 Is he going to sing like this for a
1:45:19 while?
1:45:26 Okay. Uh now make a set
1:45:31 where [clears throat and cough]
1:45:36 these two people
1:45:40 replace Mor and Mindy.
1:45:45 Oh, it's still doing its thing. Okay,
1:45:48 let's see.
1:45:56 Let's see what it's doing.
1:46:03 It seemed to It seemed to understand it.
1:46:06 Seemed to get it right.
1:46:15 That one's really good.
1:46:17 Copy image.
1:46:27 Oh, love the lunchbox
1:46:31 with the actual logo on it.
1:46:39 All right, here we go.
1:46:41 Moring Mindy's faces only. Well, let's
1:46:43 see what Let's see if it does it.
1:46:56 This is crazy.
1:47:04 Like here, let me show you what I
1:47:06 screenshotted. Do we have it here?
1:47:11 Yeah. This
1:47:14 You can't Can I zoom in on it? Yeah.
1:47:17 Like that's what I that's what I um
1:47:22 right it's got that logo. It's got the
1:47:24 AI festivist there and then it's got
1:47:26 those two teeny little AI salon and she
1:47:28 leads AI logos. So I uploaded that whole
1:47:30 thing and I said use those logos and
1:47:33 then look it it like pulled it pulled
1:47:36 that [ __ ] out.
1:47:39 It did the lockup with AI for the rest
1:47:41 of us. We got the salon and the she
1:47:44 leads logos correct.
1:47:49 It's gotten the the URL correct. Every
1:47:51 every thing it's generated.
1:47:54 All right. And let's see if it if it
1:47:56 replaces Mor and Mindy with uh
1:47:59 with Ann and myself.
1:48:02 Then I'll I'll leave Ann and Andy alone
1:48:04 because they're going to wake up to like
1:48:07 20 20 ads. [laughter]
1:48:10 I'm totally using this idea for my clean
1:48:12 food forum promos. Kelly, do it, man.
1:48:16 This is This is crazy.
1:48:21 [laughter]
1:48:27 [laughter]
1:48:32 Oh my god.
1:48:35 [laughter]
1:48:39 Oh my god, that is disturbing and good.
1:48:44 All right, those are going to go to the
1:48:46 ladies.
1:48:47 [laughter]
1:48:50 Oh my god. [laughter]
1:48:55 And then we'll do the the other
1:48:57 lunchbox.
1:48:59 God, these are funny.
1:49:05 Um, on a serious note,
1:49:14 these are all from Gen Spark
1:49:18 AI designer tool,
1:49:23 which is remarkable.
1:49:29 Um,
1:49:36 [laughter]
1:49:36 Andy, you know I'm awake, right?
1:49:41 [laughter]
1:49:44 I thought you were uh both sleeping,
1:49:50 but enjoy. [laughter]
1:49:57 Oh my god, [laughter]
1:50:01 [snorts]
1:50:02 there are no serious notes in the AI
1:50:04 learning lab. This is just crazy.
1:50:09 Have your army spread these around like
1:50:10 bad seed. Actually, that's a good idea.
1:50:13 Okay, so here's what we're going to do.
1:50:16 Um,
1:50:18 I need to figure out how to download
1:50:20 these. Share. How do I share this?
1:50:24 Restricted general access. Anyone with
1:50:26 the link?
1:50:28 All right. Copy link.
1:50:33 Okay. So, I'm gonna
1:50:39 I know what I'm going to do.
1:50:42 I'm going to save image as. I'm going to
1:50:45 go festivous
1:50:47 lunchbox
1:50:52 to the desktop.
1:50:54 >> [clears throat]
1:50:55 >> Then I'm going to go to AI fellow
1:50:59 show this tab instead.
1:51:02 And I guess I'll do it in the
1:51:06 irregulars channel. So I'm going to go
1:51:09 we're going to add the picture
1:51:13 festivist lunchbox.
1:51:15 [snorts] Um,
1:51:18 please
1:51:19 go
1:51:22 grab
1:51:25 one or 12 of these ads
1:51:30 and
1:51:33 um, spread them across social media
1:51:39 like wildfire.
1:51:44 All right. Would you all go do that? Uh,
1:51:46 and then I'm going to put the link in
1:51:48 here
1:51:52 and do me a favor. We're going to notify
1:51:54 everyone about this. Um,
1:51:57 Brandon, do me a favor
1:52:01 and go click on that link because I if I
1:52:05 click on it because I'm already signed
1:52:07 in, it'll probably just show it to me.
1:52:08 Just make sure that when you click on
1:52:10 that link, you can see the ads.
1:52:22 Yeah, it looks like they're it looks
1:52:23 like they're all over the place. I mean,
1:52:25 it looks like they're all there.
1:52:33 Hey guy.
1:52:35 >> Yeah,
1:52:36 >> I'm watching a threem minute replay of
1:52:38 you recreating the ads.
1:52:42 Huh?
1:52:47 >> I clicked on the link and it's showing
1:52:48 me a threem minute replay of you
1:52:50 creating the ads.
1:52:53 >> But you don't have access to the ads
1:52:54 themselves.
1:52:56 >> Uh, I jumped to result maybe.
1:53:02 Um,
1:53:05 okay. Yes, I do. But it is uh there. Let
1:53:09 me let me share my screen and see what
1:53:11 I'm seeing.
1:53:15 My version of Champy says
1:53:18 [laughter] your version Champion is like
1:53:19 it is time to go for a walk, Dad.
1:53:35 >> So, I'm wondering if if
1:53:37 >> this is what I see. So, it's similar.
1:53:39 Uh, but I can see your entire
1:53:41 conversation
1:53:42 and like I I can see I can see some of
1:53:46 these um right on them and save them.
1:53:49 But
1:53:50 >> can you right click them and copy them?
1:53:54 >> I can.
1:53:55 >> Okay, cool. All right. So, everyone
1:53:57 who's
1:53:58 >> just this one that's on top of
1:54:00 >> Yeah. Yeah.
1:54:02 >> All right. It was probably screwed up
1:54:03 like that when I shared it.
1:54:06 I put the GenSpark link in um your
1:54:11 regulars. Um, feel free to grab it,
1:54:19 move it,
1:54:21 amplify.
1:54:37 These ads are great. Okay.
1:54:40 [clears throat]
1:54:41 Oh, there's Andy. Andy's here. Do you
1:54:43 want me to make a folder for them if
1:54:45 that's whatever you think is going to be
1:54:47 easier, Andy? And and also like like I
1:54:52 almost feel like maybe what we do
1:54:55 maybe tomorrow what we'll do
1:54:59 is we'll take because I'm really happy
1:55:01 with some of the some of the headlines
1:55:03 that we've got. I'll take those other
1:55:04 headlines and maybe tomorrow we'll come
1:55:07 back to GenSpark and I think I can set
1:55:09 this up as a team a team thing. Maybe a
1:55:12 bunch of us can go in there and start
1:55:13 making ads and just make a pile of ads.
1:55:17 But anyway, um this is super cool. All
1:55:19 right, Groovy, let me close
1:55:23 this [ __ ] down
1:55:26 and stop sharing. And uh it's late. My
1:55:30 eyes are bloody when when I do actual
1:55:32 work on this channel. [laughter]
1:55:34 It It really hurts my eyes cuz because
1:55:38 I'm trying to see like Tik Tok screens
1:55:40 and the far screen over there and the
1:55:42 screen here and then the actual work. Oh
1:55:45 my god. [clears throat and cough] All
1:55:46 right.
1:55:48 I don't really know what we did tonight.
1:55:50 My mind is is mush at this point. But I
1:55:53 do know that we have Mor and Mindy lunch
1:55:56 pales, lunch boxes with Ann Murphy and I
1:56:00 is Morgan Mindy. [laughter]
1:56:11 Oh my god, that's hilarious. All right.
1:56:15 Um, it's Wednesday. Tomorrow is
1:56:18 Thursday, so I'll see you tomorrow. Um,
1:56:22 if you're part of the AI salon
1:56:24 mastermind, tomorrow is the mastermind
1:56:26 practice lab. So, it's noon Eastern and
1:56:29 that's every week except for, you know,
1:56:32 holiday weeks, of course. Um, but um but
1:56:35 be there. It's our fourth week
1:56:38 and uh last week was about playing with
1:56:41 purpose and I forget what tomorrow is
1:56:43 but um but come and if you
1:56:45 [clears throat] haven't joined the AI
1:56:46 salon mastermind, you can join anytime.
1:56:49 So, this is a 10-week cycle, but you can
1:56:51 join anytime. Um, hop in there and start
1:56:55 uh start getting your [ __ ] together with
1:56:58 starting a daily practice around AI.
1:57:00 Okay. I thought it was Thursday all day.
1:57:02 Bonus day. Woo. I do that all the time.
1:57:07 You flashed my childhood before your my
1:57:09 eyes. That's what you did. [laughter]
1:57:14 All right, everybody. Grievy, have a uh
1:57:17 have a fantastic evening. Uh, Andy,
1:57:19 thank you. You don't you don't have to
1:57:21 work now. You actually just sleep.
1:57:23 [laughter]