Title: aiLL 10/1/23 - Getting Started with AI: Tools, Mindsets and Possibilities

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0:29 ch
0:34 hello hello hello hello Dr J what's
0:38 happening what's
0:40 shaking
0:42 howdy I got I got the neighbors fighting
0:46 the neighbors are fighting right
0:48 now uh uh uhuh they're
0:52 loudy doesn't sound
0:57 good let's see if if full chat GPT gave
1:02 me my special privileges yet I don't
1:04 think so
1:06 nope nothing I got nothing honey
1:11 nothing not only am I unqualified I
1:14 don't have access to the cool stuff yet
1:17 it's very sad very sad people very very
1:21 sad Ted looks at life what's happening
1:25 look I got some uh I put in a bunch of
1:27 images that the
1:29 Irregulars made over the past couple of
1:32 days you had some in there Ted I'm
1:34 pretty sure that's that was
1:39 from who's that
1:41 one I
1:46 forget that's a cool one that might have
1:48 been yours
1:51 Ted look at that the Matrix La
1:56 Matrix we took the red
1:59 pill
2:04 [Music]
2:07 welcome everybody my name is Kyle
2:08 Shannon this here is the AI learning lab
2:11 we talk about AI stuff in here we have
2:14 fun we make silly jokes well I make
2:16 silly jokes no everybody the Irregulars
2:19 make silly jokes so the Irregulars are
2:21 the people that show up regularly hence
2:23 the
2:23 name and and their
2:26 disposition and uh they're pensioned to
2:29 be a little neuros spicy like like your
2:31 uh your
2:34 host so so uh so if you have questions
2:37 about AI pop them in the comments below
2:40 I'll also go through some if you're if
2:41 you're just new to this stuff and you're
2:43 like where do I start Kyle what do I do
2:45 what do I do you know I was flowing
2:47 through Tik Tok I was just scrolling and
2:49 scrolling and scrolling and I came ac
2:52 across someone and they said you can
2:54 make money with ch P so I was just
2:56 wondering can you can you make money
2:58 with cha p oh I see the gold is glowing
3:02 upon your face you must be able to make
3:04 money with it so we can talk about that
3:07 I'm not going to give you the answer you
3:08 want to hear on that but you
3:12 know you know the answer to all of the
3:15 how do I make easy money is work hard
3:18 then you'll get easy
3:20 money did somebody say neuros spicy
3:23 lunar stick so there's there's an image
3:25 you made lunatick that was in the uh the
3:28 Discord the salon discords Show and Tell
3:31 Channel I love that one it's very
3:33 Mayan you must have said something Mayan
3:36 cuz that little face right there is very
3:38 Mayan pretty
3:40 cool anyway all right let's see explain
3:43 how Transformers work I don't know how
3:46 they work I just know what they do what
3:48 they do is they make it possible to
3:50 point these machine learning models at
3:53 massive data sets and the more data you
3:56 throw at them and the more compute that
3:57 you throw at them um the better the
4:01 models get
4:04 and I don't know their relationship to
4:06 all of
4:07 what these things do but it's you know
4:11 basically what you're doing is you're
4:12 taking lots of data lots of documents
4:15 and you're turning it
4:17 into um mathematical vectors in Thousand
4:21 dimensional Vector
4:24 space and uh each one of those vectors
4:28 points to a word in the case of a large
4:29 line language model and then when you
4:31 type in a prompt there's some
4:33 mathematical probability that says
4:35 somewhere in that Vector space is the
4:37 word that's got the highest probability
4:39 of being the next right word and then it
4:42 goes and sees that point in space and
4:44 sees what word it's connected to and
4:46 sends that into your browser so it's
4:48 it's actually quite remarkable that
4:49 these things do what they do cuz they're
4:52 basically just gor glorified calculators
4:54 like whoever figured out the math for
4:56 this [ __ ] is they should be Nobel priz
4:58 in that [ __ ] cuz it's
5:01 remarkable um yeah the paper was written
5:04 in um 2017 it's called attention is all
5:07 you need it talks about attention um
5:10 basically sort of paying attention to
5:11 the I think what's been said and what's
5:13 coming or something like that I don't
5:14 know I don't know enough about the math
5:17 I'm not a math
5:18 guy uh but but happy to happy to feeli
5:22 any questions I can I'm happy to talk
5:23 about how the how the large language
5:26 models work how diffusion models work
5:29 what you can do in your business what
5:30 you should be doing if you're an artist
5:32 or whatever pop in comments and I will
5:35 do my best to answer them um generally
5:38 what we do here we'll get started let me
5:40 let me do a little level
5:43 setting and flip on over to this
5:50 document so this
5:53 document
5:57 is is how to get started with this stuff
6:01 so the first little uh little table here
6:04 we we call it the adults table these are
6:08 the these are the big three I'm
6:11 I'm I'm going to swap something out here
6:13 in real time I
6:17 think
6:20 [Music]
6:23 yeah
6:28 copy
6:32 I shouldn't get rid of Bard maybe what
6:33 I'll do is add a we're going to we're
6:36 going to call an audible here we're
6:37 going to we're going to add a new the
6:39 adult table's going to get five
6:43 things
6:49 oops copy go here go here here
6:56 no go
6:58 here
7:04 I'll be right with you you all carry on
7:07 you can go ahead make fun of me you can
7:08 troll me I think my hair is okay I'm not
7:10 really you can't really make fun of my
7:12 hair tonight at least I got [ __ ] hair
7:13 you know you know what I'm saying and
7:15 then uh and I'll get started here it's
7:17 going to be so good it's going to be so
7:18 worth the wait you don't even know how
7:20 good it's going to be it's going to be
7:21 awesome the Irregulars know how awesome
7:23 it is it's so awesome they come night
7:25 after night after night some people go
7:28 to sleep to my dlid tones is dlid the
7:32 right word
7:33 there
7:36 okay
7:37 yeah yeah this is what we're doing we're
7:40 changing up the adult
7:43 table we're going to get rid of this row
7:45 here we're delete that row boom that's
7:49 the Kids Table kids table just shrunk
7:51 adults table just got bigger okay so
7:54 here's here's the deal the the hell is
7:57 he talking about Martha listen I I was
8:00 on a Tik Tok the other night and there
8:01 was this there was this older man on
8:03 there he seemed old I think he was
8:04 pretty old he seemed old he didn't seem
8:06 like he should be on Tik Tok that's for
8:07 damn sure anyway uh he he was I don't
8:11 know what he was talking about about
8:12 this AI stuff and we're okay we Okay we
8:15 okay can you hear me can Marge is this
8:19 Tik Tock thing working is it is the Tik
8:22 Tock
8:24 working um back online okay finally
8:28 you're back I'm back must be cold and
8:31 Denver you keep freezing up oh God I
8:35 wonder if I should restart the rout
8:40 rou um where would you park and optimize
8:43 your hypothetical millions in the AI
8:45 space um in my hypothetic in my
8:48 hypothetical AI Bank I'd put them all in
8:51 worldcoin and connect them to my
8:54 anonimous world ID verified at the
8:58 orb
9:02 that's where I keep my
9:03 Millions Sam alman's going to get all my
9:07 money I'm hoping he gives me some money
9:10 so anyway okay if you haven't played
9:13 with chat GPT before just go there right
9:15 now chat GPT is a good one Bard claims
9:18 that what they're coming out with
9:20 sometime here shortly this thing called
9:22 Gemini is supposed to be many times more
9:24 powerful than than gp4 I will believe it
9:27 when I see it but hey they're Google
9:29 they got brains and they got money so
9:31 it's very possible and they invented the
9:33 Transformer Claude is a competitor to uh
9:38 open Ai and a bunch of exop aai
9:40 employees and they just got $4 billion
9:42 from Amazon so so they are here to stay
9:46 and it's a very good service and Bing I
9:48 put back on the list because Bing gave
9:52 us early access to Dolly 3 so all these
9:57 images are Dolly 3 images which can do
10:01 text really well so so for a while here
10:03 we were just playing with
10:05 um we were just playing with ideogram
10:09 which was the first thing that could do
10:11 text and now Dolly 3 is available on
10:13 Bing so Bing just got an upgrade now the
10:16 challenge with Bing is Bing's got really
10:19 weird really weird um safety guard rails
10:24 and so it it can make it unusable so
10:28 just know that that's the little
10:29 asterisk there by by Bing it can be
10:32 weird Okay so that's that the kids table
10:36 these are other ones worth playing with
10:38 pi. a particularly their IOS app it's
10:43 from a company called inflection their
10:45 IOS app we call it chatty GPT you can
10:47 put it into talk mode which if you have
10:49 access to it you can also now do with
10:51 the chat GPT official app from open AI
10:54 put it into talk mode and you can just
10:55 start talking to a large language model
10:57 Pi's connected to the internet so it's
11:00 it's really really interesting to to
11:02 talk to one of these things just ask it
11:05 questions ask it about local
11:07 events ask it about Taylor what time is
11:10 Taylor's game tonight have you SE have
11:13 you seen that Meme all these women on
11:15 Tik Tok are asking Alexa what time's
11:16 Taylor's game and it says the the Jets
11:19 and and Chiefs game is at 7:30 tonight
11:23 so so Alexa Alexa F figured some [ __ ]
11:26 out about what's going on in the world
11:28 of the NFL
11:30 it's no longer the men don't control it
11:33 anymore um uh perplexity doai is also
11:37 worth exploring labs. perplexity lets
11:40 you play with meta's models for free um
11:43 and then po.com uh just got connection
11:46 to the internet and um and it's it's got
11:50 some interesting uh tools that you can
11:52 play with to make Bots there's a bot
11:54 maker there and lots of people have made
11:56 Bots which you can use and then you can
11:58 go make your own and practice ractice
11:59 your prompting does it make sense to
12:01 become a programmer in 2023 I think it
12:04 makes absolute sense to
12:07 become um an AI literate programmer so I
12:12 would lean heavily into GitHub co-pilot
12:15 and start understanding what PA
12:17 programming with an AI you know
12:20 generative AI tool is like I would
12:24 personally if I were more of a uh an
12:27 engineering brain I would get my ass
12:31 over to GitHub and Reddit and I would
12:34 dive into some of the
12:37 um some of the open source projects one
12:40 in particular is on this page right here
12:43 David Shapiro the fourth list the first
12:45 name in the list there go to his YouTube
12:48 channel at 4ir that stands for fourth
12:52 industrial revolution. david. Shapiro um
12:56 he's working on AGI he's got a cognitive
12:59 framework that he's just open sourced I
13:02 would get my ass in that thing and start
13:06 playing um or contributing not even
13:08 playing I mean if you're a coder and an
13:10 engineer I would start contributing to
13:11 that I would I would start um exploring
13:15 Lang chain I would start exploring
13:17 autonomous agents I would start
13:19 exploring um open interpreter so yeah I
13:23 think it's I I
13:24 think um one of the other ticktockers on
13:27 this channel I like on on on Tik Tok one
13:30 of the other uh creators that I like is
13:33 a woman named Rachel Woods who's got a
13:35 thing called the AI exchange and she
13:38 talks a lot about AI Ops AI operations
13:41 that companies are going to be [ __ ]
13:44 desperate for anyone who knows anything
13:48 about what are the tools we should be
13:50 using what are the security issues how
13:52 do you create prompt libraries how do
13:54 you train people up how do you build
13:57 infrastructure within a company to be
13:58 able to to do this and manage it and
14:00 manage you know the the the impact of
14:04 what this thing does so um I think
14:08 there's going to be a tremendous amount
14:10 of Need For Engineers and programmers
14:13 but not
14:15 necessarily the [ __ ] they're teaching
14:17 you in
14:18 college right like I wouldn't spend four
14:21 years going to Learn Python cuz it just
14:24 writes it for you now and you know I
14:27 would learn oh well what's that mean can
14:30 it write it good how does it write it is
14:32 it optimized is
14:34 it you know does it hallucinate like you
14:37 know it's all over the place but if if
14:40 you're someone who understands all that
14:42 stuff that's going to be good okay so
14:47 the other thing we we can look at here
14:49 is if you want to make pretty pictures
14:51 everybody likes pretty
14:53 pictures um if you want to make pretty
14:55 pictures these are the these are the
14:57 four that I think are worth paying
14:59 attention to there's kind of a fifth one
15:01 here that's missing which is the entire
15:03 world of stable diffusion and the the
15:06 only reason I don't have it on here is
15:08 if you just want to go make some
15:10 pictures stable diffusion requires a lot
15:14 of [ __ ]
15:15 work um if you're geeky go look at the
15:19 stable diffusion you know ecosystem
15:22 there's a lot there there's also a
15:24 website called
15:28 leonardo.da end to stable diffusion um
15:31 so I would go go look at that um but
15:34 Dolly 3 this just came out like last
15:36 week and Bing has given us access to it
15:39 if you sign up there you get 99 free
15:41 credits it it really is quite remarkable
15:44 what it makes um Mid journey is still
15:48 the leader in terms of art if you want
15:51 you know sophisticated high quality art
15:54 mid Journeys where it's at it can't do
15:56 text it can't do any prompt that's too
15:59 complicated well it can do a complicated
16:01 prompt it's fine it just it won't
16:03 represent all the objects in it Dolly's
16:05 really good at that mid Journey's not it
16:07 kind of gets confused if you have too
16:08 many things that are kind of competing
16:10 for attention um Dolly just [ __ ] I don't
16:13 know how they handle it it's it's
16:15 absolutely wild idag was um making a lot
16:20 of noise uh and then Dolly 3 came out I
16:23 think IDR is going to drift quickly into
16:24 the background but it's worth exploring
16:26 cuz it's simple and then uh the Adobe
16:29 products so Firefly generative fill
16:31 generative expand generative color
16:34 within illustrator all the stuff at
16:36 adobe's really good but it's expensive
16:39 so um so that's that and let's see uh
16:43 moving pictures runwayml for video hey
16:47 Jen for video translation which are
16:49 [ __ ] mindblowing you should go see
16:51 those I can show you those if you want
16:52 to see them Skybox does text to 3D
16:56 worlds they're they're sort of pseudo 3D
16:58 worlds but it's pretty cool you can kind
16:59 of get a glimpse of the future and then
17:02 uh D- does uh synthesized voice and
17:06 animated faces avatars and then and then
17:10 this this is just some resources so two
17:12 of these are big old lists of AI apps so
17:15 if I don't know [ __ ] in here which I
17:17 mostly don't like if you're asking for
17:19 detailed things like Kyle what's the
17:21 best music app I don't know there's too
17:24 many of them there's for for all of the
17:26 specific vertical applications there are
17:29 hundreds so that's what those tools are
17:31 and then Ethan mullik David Shapiro and
17:33 Paul rer are all people that I think you
17:36 should follow all right and then a
17:38 little uh Shameless self-promotion here
17:41 I look I made a new graphic I made this
17:43 graphic in um in Dolly 3 um I'm doing a
17:49 workshop that starts this Wednesday it's
17:51 a three-day Workshop so it's 2hour it's
17:54 a 2-hour session um Wednesday nights for
17:57 3 weeks starting this October 4th
18:00 Wednesday October 4th and it's being
18:03 hosted by another Creator named Rhonda
18:05 Phillips she's got a community of
18:07 creatives and she's a voiceover artist
18:09 and a creative coach and so this is an
18:11 AI Launchpad for creatives specifically
18:14 I worked most of the day today on the
18:16 workshop and the agenda and the deck and
18:18 I'm really excited about it and I made
18:20 this lovely image uh using whatever you
18:23 call it Dolly 3 and then if you if
18:26 you're interested in that Rond iso.com
18:28 event
18:30 good
18:32 Lord I got to catch my breath and then
18:36 finally finally least last but not least
18:39 um the salon. this is a group called the
18:43 AI Salon it's a community that I started
18:46 with a woman out of Boston named Leah
18:47 faston who's a professional
18:50 photographer and um we meet every other
18:54 week online and in person here in Denver
18:57 and then we've got an online Discord
18:58 server where you can play with mid
19:00 journey and we can share images and we
19:02 can talk and lately we've been doing a
19:04 lot of as we've been playing in here
19:06 we've been dumping stuff over there so
19:07 if you want to join a actually pretty
19:09 cool um go there it's it's a link tree
19:11 so the first link talks about what the
19:13 salon is what our values are like
19:16 generosity and empathy and exploration
19:20 and it's you know they're they're cool
19:21 like if you're not a douche and want to
19:23 come hang out um you know check out the
19:26 values um then there's a link to the me
19:28 ups and there's a link to the Discord
19:30 all right so that's all that stuff and
19:33 then finally just just check if you
19:36 follow AI learning lab make sure you're
19:38 not following AI L learning lab because
19:42 that's a scammer who stole all my videos
19:44 and Tik Tok won't do anything about it
19:47 so there you have it Sherry Banks missed
19:49 the art Meetup it looks like they had
19:51 fun they made some sort of patterns or
19:53 something like that Sherry it would
19:54 looked pretty cool but anyway yeah don't
19:57 I think there're I think Leah's doing
19:58 those every every Sunday in the making
20:00 Art Guild we just added guilds to the
20:02 salon um to this here thing we just
20:05 added guilds to it so we've got uh a
20:08 making Art
20:09 Guild an AI 101 Guild an entrepreneur
20:13 Guild an AI for business Guild and then
20:16 a oh a writer's Guild and then we're
20:19 going to add I think five more five or
20:22 six more on the in the next meeting so
20:24 anyway that's exciting um yeah all right
20:28 let let's get rolling here let's get
20:29 rolling let's do this that's that's
20:31 enough of the enough of the business
20:33 enough of the housekeeping as they call
20:43 it this is Luna sticks image very
20:47 cool I like it a lot welcome to the AI
20:51 learning
20:52 lab we have cool logos hi why aren't AI
20:56 written SI detection software very good
20:59 compared to the students students
21:04 ability to get around them um here's the
21:09 deal uh don't worry about finding a good
21:12 AI detection software just change the
21:16 model change the model it doesn't
21:18 [ __ ] matter if something if if a
21:21 student used AI just the the detectors
21:24 don't work open AI pulled theirs from
21:26 the market because it didn't work
21:28 there's too many false positives they
21:31 they falsely accuse non-english speakers
21:34 at a dramatically higher rate they're
21:36 just not good and it's also increasingly
21:38 irrelevant it's increasingly
21:41 irrelevant chat GPT is not going away
21:44 it's actually getting incorporated into
21:47 all of the software we already use so
21:50 it's it's coming just just get rid of
21:53 them okay hi Ai learning guy how can I
21:57 make a sketch on pap paper into a better
22:01 version so there's a couple of ways you
22:03 can do that
22:07 um I think the best way to do that let
22:10 me see let me go get a let's try
22:13 something
22:14 here in a while so let me let me risk
22:19 failing miserably in public here but
22:22 let's so so what I'm in right now if you
22:24 haven't seen Discord before or mid
22:26 Journey I'm in Discord so discord's got
22:30 all these little icons down the left
22:31 these are all different communities
22:33 basically and then the one I'm in is the
22:35 AI Salon that's the thing I just talked
22:37 about and within the AI Salon there's
22:39 all these channels and one of them is
22:41 called mid Journey play where you can
22:42 come in and play with mid Journey so the
22:45 way you make an image in mid journey
22:49 is you type in slash
22:52 imagine and you're like but Kyle it
22:54 looks like you're writing command line
22:57 command line prompts to make images that
23:00 it that can't possibly be correct yeah
23:04 that's mid Journey it sucks right now um
23:07 so let's see um let's do black and white
23:12 pencil
23:14 sketch um of
23:18 a
23:23 1970s muscle
23:25 car by a 7eventh
23:31 grader all right so let's see if we can
23:34 I'm going to generate a sketch here and
23:36 then I'm going to see if we can turn
23:37 that sketch into something I'll show
23:39 I'll show you how I think I would do it
23:41 oops I I used the wrong
23:47 command we have a we have something
23:49 installed in our server that's got the
23:51 image command and you need to use the
23:53 Imagine command not the image
23:57 command for Mid Journey slash
24:05 imagine Nancy I'm stepping away but
24:08 listening that is not acceptable Nancy
24:10 no no
24:11 Nancy no you can't step
24:15 away it's not
24:17 okay that is not a black and white
24:20 pencil sketch is it oh maybe it is but
24:23 it's way too detailed um let's
24:25 see
24:27 um slash
24:31 imagine
24:33 um
24:36 simple
24:38 amateur kids
24:40 drawing of a
24:47 1970s um muscle
24:53 car those are way too fancy for what I'm
24:56 looking for
25:00 I'm just looking for a kid sketch kid
25:05 sketch use a photo of a sketch you
25:07 actually made though yeah I know I
25:10 that's what that's what I'm I'm trying
25:11 to get mid journey to make one here let
25:12 me just go find one
25:14 on on Yi old Bing or whatever um kids
25:21 sketch images
25:25 images Kid sketch of
25:29 I don't know
25:35 giraffe here we
25:38 go all right that's
25:43 [Music]
25:47 good save that desktop okay
25:53 so why Kyle I step away all the time
25:55 because I'm at work oh I'm just picking
25:57 on Nancy you can step away the fact that
26:00 anyone shows up here at all is still
26:02 amazing to
26:03 me I'm just I'm just being a smartass I
26:07 I don't know if you knew that about me
26:08 but that kind of happens here
26:10 okay so first thing I'm going to do is
26:13 I'm going to upload so so within um
26:16 within Discord the little plus button
26:18 you can upload an image right so what we
26:20 need to do is we need to get the URL of
26:23 the image so I'm going to upload that
26:25 image that I just grabbed from the
26:27 internet
26:30 and now it's in there right and I'm
26:32 going to say um I'm going to rightclick
26:34 it or if you're on a Mac you control
26:37 click
26:38 it don't get me started on why one is
26:41 right click and one is control
26:45 click
26:46 ah I'm cranky about copyright since I
26:50 I'm just bitter about so much what am I
26:52 doing oh I'm going to copy the link to
26:54 this then I'm going to say slash imagine
27:02 and I'm going to paste in that URL so
27:04 the so the first part of the prompt is
27:07 that sketch it's it's the hyperlink to
27:09 that
27:10 sketch and then I'm going to say someone
27:12 just asked don't I use uh chat GPT to
27:16 write my prompts for my mid Journey
27:18 thing sometimes I do sometimes I use
27:20 pose mid Journey bot in fact I just
27:22 shared
27:25 today LinkedIn
27:31 here this
27:32 one I asked I asked mid journey to write
27:36 a prompt for Dolly 3 about what a large
27:39 language model looked
27:41 like
27:43 and it's so
27:45 cool look at the look at these images so
27:48 so basically chat GPT wrote The
27:51 Prompt and the the first thing it did
27:53 was was like um it was too uh it was
27:57 like a digit digal brain or something
27:59 like that and I'm like that's too that's
28:00 too obvious how about you know what what
28:04 might a large language model look like
28:07 Kyle you missed my response to your
28:09 suggestion that I used Mayan to
28:12 generate the oh so you did use it that's
28:15 cool but aren't these images cool so
28:18 this is this is what chat GPT imagined a
28:21 large language model looking like it
28:22 feels it feels very right to me anyway
28:26 so yeah sometimes I do that sometimes I
28:28 just want to knock [ __ ] out though so in
28:30 this case I just want to knock some [ __ ]
28:31 out so what I'm going to do is I'm going
28:33 to put that giraffe in there so we've
28:35 got a
28:36 giraffe standing facing to the right
28:39 with those big spots and I'll say
28:43 um let's say
28:45 children's
28:48 book painting of a
28:52 giraffe
28:56 standing uh on an open
29:02 plane oh not
29:06 plane I put I put plane like the thing
29:09 with wings on an open
29:12 plane
29:14 eating a
29:17 fruit from high in a
29:23 tree and oh and then I'm going to do
29:26 dash dash AR
29:28 for aspect ratio and I think this is
29:30 close to 9 by 16 so I'm going to do 9 by
29:36 16 and then we're going to hit that so
29:40 so this
29:42 should should use this but like I said I
29:46 I am I am on the verge of you know
29:48 failing publicly here because I'm sure
29:50 there's an easier way to do this or
29:52 better way to do
29:53 this so let's see what we
29:56 got
30:00 it's in the neighborhood although well
30:03 actually actually it's interesting
30:05 because in
30:07 the in the thing I say it's it's eating
30:10 a fruit from a tree and it seemed to it
30:12 seemed to have grabbed the the polka
30:14 dots from the drawing and mostly the the
30:17 layout of the drawing so I I think
30:19 that's the way to do it so upload an
30:21 image to Mid journey and then if if
30:23 anyone in here knows a better way to do
30:25 this there is probably there are
30:27 probably significant L better ways to do
30:28 this but I know this is one way and then
30:31 I think if you use remix in mid Journey
30:35 the mode remix and how you get to that
30:37 is you type in slash
30:44 settings and there's this one called
30:47 remix mode I think that'll make it even
30:50 closer to that drawing but I would go
30:52 watch a YouTube video on remix
30:54 mode but anyway there's your cute little
30:59 gyffes the there's kind of fruits in the
31:02 distance trees in the distance this
31:05 one's kind of cute let's upscale the
31:06 fourth one
31:09 here I'll show you something cool in mid
31:11 Journey not bad cool I hope that
31:21 helped we having fun tonight what
31:23 night's tonight Sunday night is it
31:25 Sunday night it is Sunday night yes I
31:27 have a big meeting tomorrow got a a
31:30 proposal for some a
31:33 stuff so look here's here's um it's
31:36 raining oranges in the
31:42 savannah oh that's cute but what I'm
31:44 going to do is I'm going to zoom out so
31:47 so I'm going to zoom out
31:49 2X
31:51 and it should it'll make the giraffe
31:54 smaller and put a bunch of the rest of
31:57 the plane around
32:05 him so there's all sorts of cool stuff
32:07 that you can do see see how the core
32:09 image is still sitting there in the
32:10 middle but now it's added all this stuff
32:12 around
32:13 it oh look we got our tree we got our
32:16 Tall
32:18 Tree and and it looks like a meteor a
32:22 meteor is about to smash it into the
32:26 giraffe
32:33 oh it's
32:35 comedy oh it's
32:37 good all right I don't know what that
32:39 weird ass planet is
32:42 but it's all kind of cool so let's up
32:46 scale number two
32:49 there and then we'll move on is it
32:53 publicly posted when you use mid Journey
32:55 on Discord it is AB it but there's a
33:02 way if you pay for the the expensive
33:05 version of mid Journey you can you can
33:07 have a private thing but I'm I'm pretty
33:09 sure there's a way that you can you can
33:12 create a thread in the Discord and it'll
33:14 just post your things to your threads so
33:16 you're not doing it publicly um that's
33:18 another one to YouTube I forget how to
33:20 do that I just don't I just haven't
33:22 really cared enough about how to do that
33:25 to take the time to learn it so that's
33:29 bad of me as someone purporting to know
33:32 something about about how this [ __ ]
33:33 works I should know how that works but
33:36 that's a lovely little image I mean this
33:37 is the thing about mid journey is it's
33:41 it's a it's a very very powerful tool
33:45 it's it's just the quality of it's just
33:47 good Amelio's wife am I
33:50 late listen you're so late we made a
33:55 sign for you
33:59 yes you're
34:01 late I started early though I started
34:04 early just to mess with
34:08 [Music]
34:12 people all
34:14 right let's see what are the questions
34:17 do we have what questions do we have on
34:19 this fine Sunday night it's fine Sunday
34:23 night I got an ice cream and you can't
34:26 have none
34:36 Eddie why you watch your Dicky in the
34:40 thing Eddie Murphy fans anyone Eddie
34:42 Murphy the funny Eddie
34:45 Murphy he got not funny for a long time
34:49 he's kind of he's a little more chill
34:51 now I always have to save my images and
34:53 hit the big red X to delete it from
34:55 public oh yeah you can do that that's
34:58 another way to do it there there's a way
35:00 check it out steo there's there's a way
35:01 to do to to do something in in a thread
35:05 or something like that or maybe just you
35:07 might just maybe it's you add a Channel
35:10 or you add a thread and then you add the
35:13 mid Journey bot to that thread I I
35:16 forget exactly what it is
35:19 but it's the problem with mid journey is
35:21 because it's in Discord you got to be a
35:23 [ __ ] Discord Master to know how to
35:25 use it um yes Kyle and we did didn't get
35:27 to present Turtles oh dang it all right
35:32 Clint carry on present Turtles um let's
35:36 see where's the turtle there we
35:39 go that's a cool image isn't it that's
35:42 another one from
35:44 um from Dolly
35:46 3 Dolly 3 Dolly 3 Dolly
35:52 3 all right so do you think any of these
35:56 are anywhere near as good as chat gp4 it
35:59 seems like there's a big gap to me
36:00 there's a massive Gap chat gp4 and and
36:04 chat gp4 at open AI is better than chat
36:08 gp4 at Bing so so the way these large
36:12 language models work you got the Bas
36:13 large language model that that the
36:15 applications are built on top of Bing
36:18 chat and chat GPT are two separate
36:21 applications and Bing chat has all these
36:23 safety guard rails that have been added
36:25 to it since they first launched it and
36:27 it freaked out on a New York Times
36:29 Reporter and because of that it
36:32 sucks it's just not good gp4 on the
36:36 other hand chat gp4 is really good it's
36:39 really powerful yes there is really no
36:43 comparison in terms of quality of of
36:45 writing and consistent consistently good
36:47 work that comes out of
36:49 gp4 Claude is pretty solid
36:53 um barred at some things I found is is
36:57 surprisingly good apparently Bard's also
36:59 good at coding and I've heard that chat
37:02 GPT has gotten worse at coding um
37:06 there's a thing called
37:08 um model drift where as they're
37:12 fine-tuning the models like at open
37:15 AI um the crap is just getting worse so
37:19 that's a possibility I don't know if
37:21 it's getting worse it's probably just
37:22 getting
37:23 different um but but Corey you're your
37:26 your spot on
37:27 now
37:29 Google word from
37:31 Google so consider the source is that
37:36 Gemini which is yet to launch it's about
37:38 to come out probably within a
37:41 month is purportedly five times better
37:47 than or at least five times bigger than
37:50 chat
37:53 gp4 even if it's as good as gp4 much l
37:57 better that will be remarkable like to
37:59 have something that's truly kind of at
38:01 parody with that or better than that is
38:04 going to be amazing and apparently it's
38:05 multimodal I think you're going to be
38:07 able to talk to it it's going to be able
38:08 to synthesize
38:09 voice um so should be really interesting
38:12 but but right now gp4 is still top of
38:14 the Heap that's why in my
38:17 list of where to start the very first
38:21 one is chat
38:24 GPT if you're if you're only going to
38:26 use one if you're only if you're just
38:28 getting started and you're like I don't
38:29 know what to do this is
38:32 ridiculous he has 37 things for us to
38:35 start with yeah I know it is it's it's
38:37 ridiculous right now this is this is the
38:40 joy and the burden of being early in an
38:42 industry is it's just a [ __ ] train
38:44 wreck so but if you're just going to do
38:46 one one of these do chat GPT you can do
38:51 it for free that gives you access to GPT
38:53 3.5 that's about as good as all the
38:55 other ones they're they're all about the
38:56 same same but if you pay the 20 bucks
38:59 and get GPT 4 you also get this thing
39:02 called Advanced Data analysis which is
39:05 remarkable you also get um plugins you
39:09 also are going to get Dolly 3 you also
39:11 are going to get all these new features
39:12 that they've got where it can see images
39:14 and understand images um it's it's it is
39:18 the best right now as of October 1st
39:23 2023 that's
39:25 today Casey didn't know October 1st 2023
39:30 Taylor Swift at the New York Jets game
39:34 [Laughter]
39:38 day thank you Ron Ron's obviously a big
39:41 Taylor Swift
39:45 fan you've given me the world you've
39:48 given me 10 of them it's remarkable
39:50 thank you thank you so much Ron you
39:53 shouldn't have but I already had one
39:55 world I don't need need another nine
39:58 I'll take them you're the
40:04 best okay do you pay for gp4 yes I do
40:07 and it's so good yes I do and it is it's
40:09 so
40:10 good it's remarkable does it make sense
40:13 to become a programmer we did that one
40:15 if you had a slush fund would you buy
40:18 servers processing or graphics cards wow
40:22 that's an interesting question if I had
40:25 a slush fund
40:38 see if I had a slush fund I think I
40:41 would I would rent all that [ __ ] I would
40:44 just I would just I'm I'm more
40:48 interested it depends on the size of the
40:50 slush fund if I had a slush fund of a
40:53 billion dollars then I might go out and
40:55 buy myself you know
40:58 15,000 big ass gpus and build a server
41:01 farm and go make my own Frontier
41:05 Model but would I even want to do that I
41:08 don't know that I'd even want to do that
41:11 because I like do I really want to
41:13 compete with Google and open Ai and
41:16 Microsoft I don't think I do what what
41:18 would be really interesting though
41:22 is take a slush fund and build a company
41:27 of just like I would gather I would
41:31 gather like I was collecting chachki
41:34 really smart people doing interesting
41:36 [ __ ] with AI and just fund them just say
41:39 here's here's a massive [ __ ] sandbox
41:43 just go I'll pay you just go build
41:46 anything you can imagine and do it for a
41:49 hundred people and and just you know put
41:51 them together in in sets of three to
41:54 five people that have disperate skills
41:57 that are AI literate one of them might
42:00 start the agency of the future one of
42:02 them might start some financial
42:04 institution in the future one of like I
42:05 don't give a [ __ ] just go
42:09 [ __ ] figure out what all these tools
42:12 do and just go build [ __ ] build it
42:14 launch it build it launch it like like
42:18 having a studio where we were
42:21 launching I don't know a dozen things a
42:24 week that would be really exciting to
42:28 um and not like an incubator like more
42:31 like a [ __ ] sandbox like brilliant
42:35 people whose job it is is to go make
42:37 cool [ __ ] not make not make cool
42:41 foundational models although that there
42:43 could be some in there that do that but
42:45 like people that use the models people
42:48 that use these Technologies and glue
42:50 them together in unexpected ways that to
42:53 me is really exciting so I'd probably do
42:55 that chat GPT so powerful for code
42:58 generation especially when you have
43:00 tests asserting the
43:03 invariance cool I do not know what tests
43:06 asserting the invariant are but I it
43:09 sounds good you just you you know what
43:11 it is with invariant it's like the
43:13 Irregulars you have to be assertive you
43:15 have to be assertive with the invariants
43:18 cuz they're
43:19 invariant variants are fine invariant
43:23 it's a completely different story you
43:24 have to be very assertive with them
43:27 because they will take advantage of you
43:29 so I concur with your
43:33 conclusion I got no idea what the [ __ ]
43:35 you're talking about but it's yeah I
43:38 agree the little I know about coding it
43:40 seems to code pretty well a friend back
43:42 in college wait a friend is back in
43:44 college and she has been told not to use
43:47 AI she already agreed it should be
43:52 used I honest to
43:55 God any if I were in a college right now
43:58 I don't care what age she is if she is
44:01 you know 20 or 60 or
44:04 80 if I were in a college right now and
44:07 the college told me I am not to use AI I
44:10 would drop out of that college that day
44:14 that like within five
44:16 minutes it that it's it's the most
44:19 [ __ ] ridiculous thing I've ever heard
44:21 we are living in a world where we've
44:24 been given access to the most powerful
44:27 tools in the history of
44:29 humanity and universities are saying you
44:34 can't use those because it [ __ ] with
44:36 our business model that's ex that's
44:38 exactly what it's
44:39 about it's going to be
44:42 hard because we're going to have to do
44:44 things
44:46 different well [ __ ] you this stuff's not
44:49 going away this stuff's getting
44:50 incorporated into all of the soft
44:53 November
44:54 1st Microsoft
44:57 office gets chat GPT within Microsoft
45:01 Word is going to be help me write within
45:04 PowerPoint and Excel is going to be a
45:08 large language
45:10 model it's already in Google Docs it's
45:13 going to be in everything and
45:15 universities are like we don't
45:18 [Music]
45:21 that what's the world going to look like
45:23 in four
45:24 years you think this stuff's going to be
45:27 gone hello hello hello hello
45:32 hello is this thing
45:36 on it's mindblowing to me 30 minute wait
45:40 on Bing create does not a happy
45:42 irregular impatient make oh that sucks
45:43 lunatick yeah I I noticed that today too
45:46 that it was very um it was very
45:50 intermittently not working at one point
45:53 it said we're definitely working on your
45:56 image it's just taking longer than
45:58 expected I didn't I didn't have the
46:01 patience to wait half an hour I I I quit
46:05 I quit my browser loged logged back in
46:09 it was still hung so I logged out of
46:13 Bing and then figured out how the hell
46:15 to log back in because it's not obvious
46:18 and then and then I just started over
46:19 and it rendered pretty quickly
46:20 Irregulars please post interesting AI
46:22 Biz use cases on our Discord oh that's
46:24 very cool love that
46:27 fantastic and also um do it in in our
46:30 Discord for the Irregulars but also feel
46:32 free to share them in either Brad's
46:35 entrepreneur Guild or Ken's AI for
46:38 business Guild you know depending on if
46:41 it's for like big business pop it in the
46:43 AR for business
46:45 one um but great idea thank you for that
46:48 love that love that love that love that
46:51 fantastic Bob check out this site that
46:54 can animate a kids drawing oh cool cool
46:56 that looks very cool I will check that
46:58 out Silver
47:00 Fox um we'll do okay
47:03 awesome I was today years old when I
47:06 realized you can upload a pick in chat
47:09 GPT uh yeah so Oh Sherry Banks showing
47:14 off in the AI learning lab knowing that
47:17 Kyle can't upload an image in chat GPT
47:19 right
47:21 now so so you've got access to the new
47:25 toys Sherry so I am officially jealous
47:28 of you let me reload chat upt and see if
47:31 I got my little image nope I
47:35 don't the uploading images to chat is
47:39 remarkable I the one the one that blew
47:41 me away that I saw on Twitter two days
47:44 ago was a guy uploaded an electrical um
47:49 like a DI an electrical
47:52 diagram and it basically read the diag
47:56 it knew what all the components were it
47:58 knew what the circuit did it was a
48:00 circuit diagram it's amazing she's a
48:03 teacher going back for more
48:05 credentials she's going to use AI to
48:07 write her support letter good I you know
48:10 you know it's so so here's an
48:12 interesting thing Amelio's wife there's
48:14 two ways she could handle it one way is
48:16 she should [ __ ] quit but the other
48:18 way is she could go in there and say she
48:21 could make it her mission to like don't
48:24 she shouldn't be a secret side maybe she
48:26 goes in there and she says um I get that
48:30 your policy is we shouldn't use AI but
48:33 I'm going to make it my [ __ ] mission
48:35 that by the second semester we have a
48:37 position on
48:39 AI maybe she should do that I'm starting
48:42 my AI classes this January so I don't
48:44 know why universities are so against it
48:47 well they're against it
48:52 because they have to change how they do
48:55 what they do and when you have tenured
48:58 professors sometimes they don't want to
49:00 do [ __ ] I I just spoke at a college here
49:03 in
49:04 Colorado that they didn't even have a
49:07 position against AI they just weren't
49:09 talking about it this is a Center for
49:12 Public Policy a university for politics
49:15 and public policy or or whatever it was
49:18 called I don't know whatever the [ __ ]
49:19 those things are
49:21 called and they didn't they're like yeah
49:25 I guess we should talk about about this
49:26 stuff I'm like you're not talking about
49:28 it like no we don't talk about it in our
49:31 staff meetings I mean we haven't
49:36 like
49:37 really
49:39 really
49:41 like like there was a a cover story in
49:44 the New York Times last
49:46 January talking about how AI is
49:49 inevitable and universities need to get
49:51 their [ __ ] together and it's the
49:54 beginning of a school year and you're
49:55 like yeah we don't really talk about it
49:59 like amazing to me
50:02 anyway um joke missed poor Luna uh dude
50:06 I drove 21 hours from North Carolina to
50:08 Minnesota Saturday and used GPT and Pie
50:10 the whole time it was crazy oh that's so
50:12 cool that's wild so so I'm curious like
50:16 i' I've thought about that if like
50:18 having an extended conversation with pi
50:21 or chat GPT like while you're driving
50:24 I'm curious like if you can just tell me
50:26 like what what did you talk about were
50:27 you talking were you asking about local
50:29 [ __ ] where you were driving through did
50:32 you get into like philosophical
50:33 discussions did you learn [ __ ] like I'm
50:36 curious about how you use that that's
50:38 super
50:39 cool um is it publicly posted when you
50:42 use mid Journey on Discord yeah we did
50:44 that one oh slash stealth okay let me go
50:47 look at that if that's if that's the
50:49 case Sherry banks that would be cool let
50:52 me
50:53 see Slash stealth
50:58 SL stealth toggle stealth
51:01 mode cool all right SL stealth there you
51:04 go it was disturbing and also amazing we
51:07 talked about everything even made fun of
51:09 Gary Indiana Gary Indiana Indiana wait
51:13 Gary Indiana Gary Indiana Gary
51:18 Indiana yeah
51:24 fantastic I know it you
51:28 know my my experience was similar like I
51:31 haven't done a really long session with
51:34 piie but the couple of times I've done
51:36 it driving it it is I the way you
51:39 describe it's perfect it's disturbing
51:41 and also amazing like the disturbing
51:43 thing is it's just
51:44 so
51:48 surreal it you know you know what's
51:50 surreal about it for me is I feel like
51:52 we went from um
51:57 we went
51:59 from having Siri and Alexa the these
52:03 sort of hardcoded transactional bots
52:07 that were okay if you wanted to buy [ __ ]
52:09 or if you wanted to look you know play
52:12 music
52:15 um oh interesting you have like 150
52:18 pages of text from the conversations
52:20 that's really interesting
52:23 um like I feel like we we went
52:27 from at some point you know sometime in
52:31 the future we're going to be able to
52:33 talk to these machines kind of like
52:34 science fiction and then it just
52:38 happened like and I know it hasn't just
52:41 happened right I understand that there's
52:43 been you know Decades of work leading up
52:45 to this but I I suppose it was going to
52:50 happen like this but I think the thing
52:51 that's caught me off guard the thing
52:53 that feels unsettling to me
52:56 is that it's every discipline right it's
53:02 like the video translation [ __ ] that I
53:04 that I've played on here A bunch of
53:05 times here let me show you let me show
53:07 you one of these things CU this this
53:09 will blow your
53:12 mind
53:24 um
53:28 oh that's just L wait is that oh no
53:32 that's not the one I want oh I know what
53:34 it'll do hang
53:42 on hang on I'll be right with you I'll
53:45 be right with you you everybody just
53:47 just calm your jets cool your jets you
53:49 calm down you people you're so
53:54 rambunctious
53:58 [Music]
54:02 Bang video uh technology platform and so
54:06 this is one of the example videos that
54:07 we show is this woman named Ellen and we
54:12 we've we've showed her as an example
54:14 video for like I don't know five or six
54:16 years and so I took the components of
54:18 her video and I uploaded them to haen
54:22 and and translated it into Japanese and
54:24 so here's Ellen speaking
54:29 [Music]
54:42 [Music]
54:47 Japanese so let's see Ellen a let
54:51 me go
54:54 here did
55:02 so here's her speaking
55:09 English hi my name is Ellen I'm from
55:12 Belle Washington and I was diagnosed
55:14 with rheumatoid right so so there's an
55:18 example of like
55:22 overnight overnight we got video
55:26 translation and then the silver can just
55:30 talk to this kind of infinite knowledge
55:33 machine while he's driving his car plus
55:36 we have images plus we have text to
55:38 video like like the thing that is
55:40 unsettling to me is that it's not just
55:43 one tool that has made a remarkable
55:46 breakthrough because of the Transformers
55:48 the first question on the the live
55:49 tonight was how do Transformers work and
55:52 I actually don't know how they work I I
55:54 I sort of to know what they do but not
55:56 enough to talk about
55:58 it but that
56:01 technology has served as the foundation
56:03 for all of this [ __ ] and it's all just
56:06 kind of emerging at the same time
56:10 where if you're a consultant if you're a
56:12 language translator if you're an artist
56:15 if you're a writer if you're an actor if
56:17 you're like anyone who touches computers
56:20 in any way looks at some sort of tool
56:24 out there and goes oh holy
56:27 [ __ ] right the Kevin McAllister
56:32 thing
56:34 like it is unsettling it's it it it's
56:38 unsettling that that
56:40 it's you know it's it's everything all
56:43 at once you know that's that movie that
56:45 just came out everything everything
56:48 everywhere all at once or whatever it's
56:50 called I feel like that's what happens
56:53 what's happening with AI is it's just
56:54 like it's all coming at once in all
56:57 Industries all at the same time equally
57:01 remarkably like what do we do with this
57:04 people that's why we're here Kyle we
57:06 were hoping you could tell us what was
57:08 going to
57:10 happen hey Kyle listen uh could you just
57:13 whip up a little something about the
57:14 future of AI that'd be great if you
57:16 could just tell us what's going to
57:17 happen so we can prepare for it that'd
57:18 be swell okay just uh I don't want I
57:21 don't need know everything I just want
57:22 to know like what's going to happen for
57:24 like you know you know auto body repair
57:27 shops that' be if you could what is that
57:31 we're good right we're not nothing's
57:32 we're not going to be affected
57:36 right I don't know
57:39 maybe I got nothing I got nothing other
57:43 than it ain't getting
57:46 uninvented and these tools are as bad as
57:49 they're ever going to be what was the
57:51 name of that AI program again which one
57:55 mid Journey the one oh
57:58 the hang
58:00 on the one here that made the giraffe oh
58:05 yeah yeah yeah hang on so so okay so the
58:08 thing I showed here this Ellen
58:11 thing
58:13 um that did the Japanese this is
58:17 assembled in my software called
58:19 storyvine so if you want to have human
58:22 beings telling their stories
58:23 authentically that's what Story vine
58:25 does the thing that did that translation
58:28 is a piece of technology called hey Jen
58:31 which I've
58:32 got on this list
58:35 right
58:41 [Music]
58:42 here so this this one right here labs.
58:47 hen.com video translate you upload a
58:52 video to it it can be up to 5 minutes
58:54 long
58:56 and in my case I'm uploading English and
58:58 then you pick from I think it's 12 or 15
59:00 languages right now I think it's
59:02 12 you pick a language and then if
59:06 you're using the free thing you get put
59:08 in a really long Quee and it's going to
59:09 take a couple of days to get your video
59:11 back but if you pay their their fee it's
59:13 not cheap so I figured out that they're
59:16 charging you get 30 credits for 60 bucks
59:22 so it's two bucks a credit and I think a
59:25 credit is um per
59:28 minute so it's it's 4 bucks a minute is
59:33 that right something like that it's not
59:36 cheap but to be
59:40 clear if you were to do this in some
59:44 traditional
59:45 way it would cost you a [ __ ] ton
59:52 more and her lips are s too
59:55 [Music]
1:00:07 the lips are synced right they're
1:00:08 resyncing they're they're they're
1:00:11 masking the lower part of her face and
1:00:13 resyncing her lips so it maintains her
1:00:17 Cadence her tone her voice they're
1:00:20 synthesizing her voice they're
1:00:22 translating it they're resyncing it
1:00:24 layering that new
1:00:26 mask on top of her lower
1:00:29 face um so that's that's the hen thing
1:00:33 yeah it's I know it's remarkable it's a
1:00:35 tax write off exactly I mean it's the
1:00:39 the so I'm going to build whether it's
1:00:42 that technology there's going to be
1:00:44 there's going to be a pile of these that
1:00:45 come out with with all this stuff
1:00:49 um I'm going to I'm going to build that
1:00:52 into my
1:00:53 platform right
1:00:55 you got a video in there you just pick a
1:00:57 language and say make it this and I'll
1:01:00 change all the text that's on screen and
1:01:03 I'll change the words that they say and
1:01:07 my clients will be like that's cool I
1:01:09 just push a button and I get it now is
1:01:12 it ready for prime time yet probably not
1:01:15 right like like all these tools there's
1:01:17 probably some things about it where it's
1:01:18 got some rough edges but there's ways
1:01:21 that you can manage around that all
1:01:23 right y won't work there our kids I have
1:01:27 gone from being sympathetic to
1:01:29 plagiarism Checkers to I'm vehemently
1:01:32 against them it it I think it's an
1:01:35 irresponsible thing for universities to
1:01:38 be using plagiarism Checkers and schools
1:01:41 [ __ ] engage with your students engage
1:01:43 with your students these tools exist in
1:01:46 the world and they're not going
1:01:48 away assume that your students are using
1:01:51 AI encourage it do it in the classroom
1:01:56 have them bring in [ __ ] that they wrote
1:01:58 with AI and then in the classroom have
1:02:00 them analyze what it got right and what
1:02:01 it got
1:02:03 wrong have them research [ __ ] in
1:02:05 physical encyclopedias if you have
1:02:09 to but get them to use their
1:02:14 brain I'm getting increasingly cranky
1:02:17 about that particular question I I just
1:02:19 I think it's I think it's so massively
1:02:23 irresponsible to pretend that this [ __ ]
1:02:25 isn't here it's not coming AI is not
1:02:31 coming like I forget who it was that
1:02:34 made this image it
1:02:36 was anyway it's one of the Irregulars
1:02:38 made this
1:02:40 image he typed in some comic book with a
1:02:42 turtle and a nerd with glasses with big
1:02:45 funky wacky
1:02:48 hair reading a book that says AI
1:02:50 learning lab and it made that like this
1:02:53 this shit's here
1:02:55 it's not coming and it's not going away
1:02:59 this is going to be inside PowerPoint
1:03:01 it's going to be inside Microsoft Word
1:03:03 the ability to do that to do words to do
1:03:07 mathematical equations to do data
1:03:09 analysis it's all it's it's all here
1:03:12 right now it's in these fragmented
1:03:13 little shitty tools that are all over
1:03:15 the place but they are quickly
1:03:17 coalescing from a dust cloud and a
1:03:20 primordial soup into everything that we
1:03:24 use
1:03:26 you're going to use a plagiarism
1:03:31 detector not my house not at the AI
1:03:34 learning lab you know what we learn here
1:03:37 how to use our [ __ ]
1:03:39 brains all right and you know what's
1:03:41 funny the fear of AI from people who
1:03:45 don't use it is that oh if it does the
1:03:49 work you're going to get stupid you know
1:03:51 what my experience has
1:03:53 been
1:03:55 it does the blocking and tackling work
1:03:58 that is kind of the drudgery of creative
1:04:01 work and problem solving work of
1:04:03 knowledge
1:04:04 work the thing that used to take me two
1:04:07 hours to get to the first draft that was
1:04:09 just like I have an idea and then I'm
1:04:12 like oh [ __ ] I got to write it now and
1:04:14 then I would toil and then and I would
1:04:16 do some research and I'm like oh God I
1:04:18 really got to research this I can't just
1:04:19 fake this and two hours later I would
1:04:22 have some shitty first draft that I'm
1:04:24 like that's a stupid idea I don't like
1:04:26 it and two hours of my life are gone now
1:04:29 with AI I get to that first draft in
1:04:32 [ __ ]
1:04:34 seconds and then I can go oh that's good
1:04:37 let me dig deeper on that and then I get
1:04:39 to the next draft in
1:04:41 seconds and I find myself my brain is
1:04:43 more engaged now than it's been in
1:04:46 [ __ ]
1:04:47 decades because of these tools it's not
1:04:50 getting I'm not getting less engaged I'm
1:04:52 not having less ideas I'm having more
1:04:54 ideas I'm executing them faster better
1:04:57 and there's more of
1:04:59 them Sherry D made the comic photo oh
1:05:02 that's right yeah Sherry D did those
1:05:03 those are really
1:05:05 good
1:05:08 um I think that was supposed to be Rosie
1:05:11 odonnell with her t-shirt that says no
1:05:12 I'm not
1:05:17 Kyle look a classroom of the future oh
1:05:20 this is perfect says future education AI
1:05:23 learning lab future education use AI
1:05:27 don't hide from it we'll leave that up
1:05:30 that's that's appropriate for the
1:05:31 conversation right now I don't know why
1:05:33 I'm so apoplectic about this I really
1:05:35 have not historically given too much of
1:05:36 a [ __ ] about higher education I have a
1:05:38 degree in acting what do you
1:05:40 want I didn't get I didn't get my
1:05:43 Harvard degree I didn't go to the
1:05:44 Stanford Kyle I'm going to DM you on
1:05:46 LinkedIn cool I'm going to write about
1:05:49 that trip oh I would yeah I would love
1:05:51 to see that definitely definitely DM me
1:05:53 on on uh on LinkedIn silver that would
1:05:56 be great I think AI is super cool but I
1:05:59 can't trust chat GPT to teach me things
1:06:02 um I don't know about that you just need
1:06:05 to be careful what it teaches you you
1:06:07 know yeah like like it's it we we are in
1:06:10 a trust but verify stage with chat
1:06:15 GPT but that stuff will get better as
1:06:17 well oh my gosh me too um I have come
1:06:21 alive I'm excited for each day exactly
1:06:23 dragonfly Alchemy
1:06:25 it's
1:06:26 like I
1:06:29 don't other than the only way I know how
1:06:32 to solve the challenge of people who
1:06:35 have not played with AI can't imagine
1:06:38 what it is and so they they kind of just
1:06:41 put it in whatever bucket they've got
1:06:44 right and if the bucket that they've got
1:06:45 is the robots are going to kill us then
1:06:47 it's that if they put in the bucket of
1:06:49 it's going to make people lazy and
1:06:51 students are going to cheat then they
1:06:52 put it in that and then we need the
1:06:53 plagiarism to detectors but everyone
1:06:56 every single person that I know that
1:06:58 tries it their brain
1:07:01 goes it just [ __ ] opens
1:07:05 up and like that's really exciting and I
1:07:08 guess that's why I'm doing this like why
1:07:10 am I here night after night after
1:07:14 night people people ask me all the time
1:07:16 how do you have the energy for this I'm
1:07:18 like how do you [ __ ] not look at
1:07:21 what's going
1:07:23 on
1:07:25 I'm like that crazy person this guy is
1:07:28 falling this guy is
1:07:30 falling but it's not falling it's not
1:07:33 this is not a this is not a fear thing
1:07:35 this is
1:07:38 a we' we've got like the most profoundly
1:07:41 powerful tools and they're not just in
1:07:44 the hands of data scientists or Mega
1:07:48 corporations we're getting to play with
1:07:51 them perplexity has gotten to be a
1:07:54 really excellent experience recently
1:07:56 it's become my go-to for learning oh
1:08:00 that's super cool Sam um I'm curious
1:08:04 about that I I don't I don't know how to
1:08:06 use perplexity every time I've gone to
1:08:09 use it it's it doesn't it's not quite a
1:08:12 large language model and it's not quite
1:08:14 a search engine so I don't I don't
1:08:16 actually understand how to use it um but
1:08:21 what it does conceptually I really like
1:08:23 I just have figur out how to use it yet
1:08:25 what are the top models I need to
1:08:27 understand to rep represent myself as a
1:08:30 pro uh my question for you described is
1:08:34 um a pro in what area like like an a
1:08:39 general AI Pro an AI Pro on the machine
1:08:43 learning and Engineering side an AI Pro
1:08:45 on using AI in business an AI Pro on
1:08:49 generating [ __ ] and AI Pro on automating
1:08:52 [ __ ] title will be I'm going to break
1:08:56 your heart the Wilco song after AI told
1:08:59 me to play Wilco wow that's really
1:09:02 good that's really
1:09:06 good well it should it should be I'm I'm
1:09:09 going to break your
1:09:11 heart my road
1:09:15 trip my road trip chatting chatting with
1:09:18 chat gbt or my road trip with chat PT or
1:09:20 something like that I've been
1:09:22 interviewing people about why they don't
1:09:24 like AI I need to send you the video
1:09:27 that would be great what what I'm
1:09:29 curious hair growth geek is
1:09:32 um of the people that don't like it how
1:09:35 many have actually tried it that that's
1:09:37 that that's the thing for me that what I
1:09:40 keep running up against is the people
1:09:41 that have the strongest opinions against
1:09:43 it for the most part they like tried it
1:09:46 once and didn't like it right they came
1:09:48 in predisposed they tried it once and
1:09:50 didn't like
1:09:51 it I've talked to a handful of people
1:09:54 that don't like it that have tried it
1:09:57 but I can have an actual intelligent
1:09:59 conversation with them the ones who
1:10:02 haven't tried it it's very emotional so
1:10:05 I don't know it's wild it's a it's just
1:10:07 it's really interesting times right now
1:10:08 it's it's a very emotional thing and
1:10:10 listen I get it this is this is this is
1:10:13 a big [ __ ] deal why are you here
1:10:16 night after night because we need you
1:10:17 here Kyle I'm here for you Emilio's wife
1:10:20 this is all for you but you're late
1:10:24 you're late for class every night every
1:10:27 night you're late for class you forget
1:10:29 your
1:10:30 notebooks it's really sad it's really
1:10:35 sad careful with your prompts told it to
1:10:37 make a heart test all were good one was
1:10:41 for reptiles not humans yeah yeah
1:10:44 forever hooked listen anything that
1:10:47 you're doing with these things that
1:10:49 requires um
1:10:52 verifiable correct answer
1:10:54 like law or
1:10:56 medicine [ __ ] double check that [ __ ]
1:10:59 triple check that [ __ ] um that that's
1:11:03 why I think that I think that the the
1:11:04 adoption and things like Health
1:11:06 Care while incredibly promising I mean
1:11:09 you know they they've been promising
1:11:11 integrating into healthcare for years
1:11:13 now and it and it it it hasn't quite
1:11:15 stuck right Watson Health
1:11:18 failed and and part of that might have
1:11:20 been the technology but part of that's
1:11:22 also when when people's lives are
1:11:24 involved things are going to move more
1:11:26 slowly I scored my first piece of
1:11:29 business where I'll be using AI to oh
1:11:32 wait put that back up Kyle I use
1:11:34 perplexity for anything where I want to
1:11:35 learn where I care about the facts being
1:11:37 right oh okay that's that's pretty cool
1:11:41 okay all right using it as a as a
1:11:43 learning tool as an information
1:11:45 gathering tool where you where you want
1:11:46 to make sure everything's
1:11:48 right that's kind of cool I could I
1:11:50 could see you bounce bouncing back and
1:11:52 forth between perple lexity and chat
1:11:55 GPT to use chat GPT to write stuff
1:11:59 perplexity to research it fill in the
1:12:01 gaps that's kind of cool I like that I
1:12:03 scored my first piece of business where
1:12:05 I'll be using AI to produce thank you
1:12:07 Kyle
1:12:08 for the tips oh you're welcome
1:12:11 congratulations madcap this so This the
1:12:14 so here's the deal you can make money
1:12:18 time madcap got a job not because madcap
1:12:25 is making money with cat gbt madcap
1:12:28 figured out a problem that they could
1:12:31 solve using
1:12:33 AI maybe likely chat GPT or some other
1:12:38 tools or an automation or whatever it is
1:12:42 um that's the trick the trick isn't
1:12:45 start with chat GPT and figure out how
1:12:47 to make money with it the trick is start
1:12:49 with a problem that you think you can
1:12:53 solve and then use chat GPT or these
1:12:55 tools to solve it and you'll be able to
1:12:58 turn this [ __ ] on Watson Health
1:13:00 performed way better than doctors
1:13:03 obviously people didn't like
1:13:05 it well yeah doctor doctors have big
1:13:09 egos doctors didn't want to be replaced
1:13:11 they're like ah it'll never be as good
1:13:13 as me I think the thing I think the
1:13:15 thing that's going to shift that cuno is
1:13:20 um at the time Watson Health was trying
1:13:22 to do what it was trying to
1:13:25 do it was kind of the only game in town
1:13:28 and they were just doing it in that
1:13:29 vertical that that's the thing I was
1:13:31 saying before where I feel like the
1:13:33 thing that's weird about this moment
1:13:35 that we're in right now is that the
1:13:37 disruption is happening in in kind of
1:13:41 all um knowledge work
1:13:44 simultaneously right it's happening with
1:13:46 writing with project management with
1:13:49 illustration with music making with it
1:13:52 just all of it is happening at once
1:13:55 ah you're looking cute there Cowboy I
1:13:58 wish I could quit you
1:14:01 um and so so I think in that case IBM
1:14:05 was just relying on you know doctors to
1:14:08 accept this tool but it was just that
1:14:10 tool and it was just doctor if the
1:14:12 doctors said no then that tool was
1:14:15 essentially not going to happen but
1:14:16 what's happening now is it's happening
1:14:18 everywhere so I
1:14:20 think doctors even will start to
1:14:23 experience
1:14:24 generative AI in ways that they start to
1:14:27 trust these tools more and there'll be
1:14:30 Natural Bridges to their clinical work
1:14:34 um but man it's fascinating it's it's
1:14:36 absolutely fascinating and you know
1:14:39 listen I could be underestimating the
1:14:41 resistance like people's fear of this
1:14:43 stuff might
1:14:44 be might be pretty deep this might take
1:14:46 you know five or 10 years to to crack
1:14:50 the fear problem um you you know it's
1:14:54 it's probably worth all of us exploring
1:14:57 you know what was it like when the
1:14:59 tractor showed up what was it like when
1:15:01 the steam engine showed up what was it
1:15:04 like when the printing press showed
1:15:06 up the
1:15:08 major the major
1:15:13 um shifts in
1:15:16 technology were not met with singing and
1:15:20 dancing they were met with burn the wig
1:15:25 [ __ ] burn the [ __ ] down literally in
1:15:28 some
1:15:29 cases um what if the problem we think of
1:15:32 is I don't have the am amount of money I
1:15:35 want can chat GPT
1:15:37 solve
1:15:43 no
1:15:45 nope
1:15:48 can't it I mean if if what you're asking
1:15:50 is can chat GPT make you easy money
1:15:54 no the you make easy money by working
1:15:59 hard what Chachi T can do is
1:16:03 dramatically
1:16:05 accelerate your ability to try different
1:16:09 [ __ ] and I think what a lot of these
1:16:13 yahoos what these guys are saying is oh
1:16:17 you can make a spreadsheet and make a
1:16:18 hundred t-shirt saying you know a
1:16:21 thousand t-shirt sayings a day and dump
1:16:24 them over to canva and then dump them
1:16:26 over to printful and and you know start
1:16:28 selling you know a thousand t-shirt
1:16:31 designs a day and then you can do that
1:16:33 for that and then you can do it for
1:16:34 print on demand and you can do it for
1:16:36 ebooks and you can do it for this and
1:16:37 then you can do it for Consulting and
1:16:39 you can do it for that so they're just
1:16:40 saying they're say what they're saying
1:16:42 is because these tools accelerate the
1:16:45 generation of work just generate crap
1:16:47 and and spew it out there right and then
1:16:50 they're what they're going to sell you
1:16:52 is the secret to how to do
1:16:55 that they're not making their money from
1:16:58 chat GPT they're making their money from
1:17:00 you being desperate to make easy
1:17:04 money in the end you still need
1:17:08 to do a something that is good enough
1:17:11 that people part with their money to
1:17:14 have you do it you need to solve a
1:17:16 problem now you could use chat GPT to
1:17:19 generate t-shirts could you make money
1:17:21 with that absolutely how I don't know
1:17:25 write a better prompt that actually
1:17:26 writes Good t-shirts not shitty ones and
1:17:29 then figure out how to use DOI and
1:17:31 integrate Dolly 3 into your t-shirt
1:17:34 business so it actually makes good
1:17:36 graphics and if you do funny t-shirts
1:17:38 that make people laugh and they want to
1:17:41 wear the people will buy your t-shirts
1:17:44 right so so don't start with the
1:17:46 technology start with the
1:17:50 problem here's the miracle about the
1:17:53 these tools right now you say you don't
1:17:56 have enough money I don't have we we we
1:17:59 are in a we are in a [ __ ] up out of
1:18:01 balance economy where the the halves
1:18:04 have a lot of it and the have knots have
1:18:07 not a lot of
1:18:08 it these tools allow you to become an
1:18:12 expert in fields that you're not expert
1:18:14 in you don't need to pay for that course
1:18:16 you don't need to go to that four-year
1:18:19 degree to get a level of expertise
1:18:24 rather than it taking you four years to
1:18:26 get good at a particular discipline you
1:18:29 can now get good at a particular
1:18:30 discipline in a month if you put your
1:18:33 mind to it but you still need to put
1:18:35 your mind to it you'll still need to
1:18:36 figure out what's that discipline I want
1:18:38 to do what's that problem I want to
1:18:41 solve and then you [ __ ] lean into
1:18:43 this stuff hard and you go solve that
1:18:46 problem better than anyone else did and
1:18:47 you'll make a [ __ ] fortune it's I I I
1:18:50 know it's not the answer that anyone
1:18:52 wants to [ __ ] hear everyone wants it
1:18:54 to be like this you
1:18:57 make you
1:18:58 know you ever watch Gold Rush the show
1:19:02 about the Yukon Gold guys they're making
1:19:04 they they making Parker makes piles pans
1:19:07 and pans of pounds of [ __ ]
1:19:10 gold do you see the [ __ ] [ __ ] they
1:19:13 have to go through to get that gold out
1:19:15 of the
1:19:16 ground it's like they're moving tons
1:19:20 like like thousands of tons of dirt to
1:19:23 get to the dirt that might have gold in
1:19:26 it and it's costing them 50 Grand a day
1:19:29 and gas and people
1:19:33 and you know and and like that's the the
1:19:36 fantasy of easy money just get gold out
1:19:38 of the ground is a
1:19:40 fantasy money takes work it just always
1:19:44 does might you stumble into something
1:19:47 sure you
1:19:49 might but you can't you can't Bank on
1:19:52 that and chat gpts it doesn't have the
1:19:54 secret answer if you if you ask it the
1:19:56 right question it'll give you [ __ ] 50
1:20:00 Brillion ideas you know in 10
1:20:04 minutes but it's all about the execution
1:20:07 what are you going to do with those
1:20:08 ideas what are you going to do with
1:20:10 those ideas can you put something
1:20:12 together in such a way that someone else
1:20:15 goes I need that I want
1:20:19 that if you can then you've made money
1:20:22 with check
1:20:24 gbt right make
1:20:34 sense title will be I'm going to break
1:20:36 your heart oh yeah we did that already o
1:20:39 Kyle that reminds me of 1984 try having
1:20:42 a conversation with your future self
1:20:44 prompt it's mind-blowing oh that's
1:20:48 interesting how do you tell AB abot
1:20:50 skinny tell me how you like what did you
1:20:54 how did you sort of set up who you were
1:20:55 today to talk to your future self or
1:20:59 like what was the nature of the prompt
1:21:00 that sounds really
1:21:02 interesting
1:21:04 um I love chat upbt because even when it
1:21:07 gets things wrong I can question more
1:21:09 that and that's that's it for me Winston
1:21:12 is I I think you've you've hit on on on
1:21:15 the trick is
1:21:17 that I think one of the fantasies of
1:21:20 chat gbt is that it's like Google right
1:21:24 where it's like you give it one prompt
1:21:27 and it gives you the perfect answer and
1:21:29 it's not like that it's it's more like
1:21:31 the car trip that just happened right
1:21:34 you ask it for something it gives you
1:21:36 something you're like no that's shitty
1:21:38 and then it's like oh I'm sorry here's
1:21:40 something else you're like no that's
1:21:41 shittier hm well seems we're at impass
1:21:44 here what do we do if it's Bing it shuts
1:21:46 you down well I'm sorry I disappointed
1:21:48 you have a good evening
1:21:50 goodbye I got that the other night from
1:21:52 Bing
1:21:54 but you but you have a conversation with
1:21:56 it and in having that conversation with
1:21:58 it it it gets better and better and
1:22:01 better and better I think that's the
1:22:04 trick that that seems to be the number
1:22:05 one trick for me I'm you know I'm doing
1:22:07 this Workshop starting Wednesday night
1:22:09 and I spend a lot of the day today
1:22:11 thinking about like
1:22:13 what what do I [ __ ] teach in a
1:22:15 workshop
1:22:17 where any tactical skill that I teach
1:22:21 today is going to be useless 3 months
1:22:24 from now cuz the tools tools will have
1:22:26 completely changed so I've been trying
1:22:27 to think about how do thank you very
1:22:29 much for the heart I appreciate that
1:22:31 madcap
1:22:33 um how do I teach
1:22:36 skills that are transferable across
1:22:39 Technologies that's what I thought about
1:22:40 a lot
1:22:42 today and it's and and it's something
1:22:44 around this idea that
1:22:51 that that the success the success with
1:22:54 all of these tools is understanding
1:22:56 first what you
1:22:59 want having a little bit of knowledge
1:23:01 about how to ask for it and then having
1:23:04 the critical thinking skills to go is it
1:23:06 what I want or not and if it's not then
1:23:10 adjust the prompt and then look at it
1:23:12 again and then ask it again and then
1:23:14 look at it again and just that back and
1:23:17 forth it's it's identical to having a
1:23:21 creative brainstorm ing conversation or
1:23:24 a problem problem solving conversation
1:23:26 or just sometimes you get in a
1:23:28 conversation with someone oh we could do
1:23:29 that then we can do that then we could
1:23:31 do that it's that it's it's it's really
1:23:34 quite something first you set up the
1:23:36 game as a narrative therapy then the
1:23:38 scene e future self in a CO coffee shop
1:23:42 well that's really cool so Abbot do me a
1:23:44 favor if you're willing join join the AI
1:23:49 Salon where's my
1:23:51 thing go to the salon on.
1:23:56 a that's a URL for the AI salon and the
1:23:59 third link on that page it's a link tree
1:24:01 is the is the invite to the Discord if
1:24:04 you'd be if you'd be willing to join the
1:24:07 salon and I don't know there's a impr
1:24:10 prompt crafting chat I think that's such
1:24:12 a
1:24:14 cool it's such a cool exercise that I
1:24:17 would I would love to see that in there
1:24:18 I think people would really dig
1:24:20 that took me all day to generate eight
1:24:23 coloring books with AI putting them on
1:24:25 Amazon is
1:24:27 longer than making them exactly so and
1:24:31 and
1:24:32 and someone probably Amazon is going to
1:24:35 make money making that process easier
1:24:38 using AI right so so this this is the
1:24:40 problem all the tools right now are are
1:24:42 all these you know
1:24:45 disembodied you know organisms floating
1:24:48 around in the primordial soup right so
1:24:50 so you grab the one that's like okay I'm
1:24:52 going to go make an a coloring book and
1:24:55 I made eight of them right and and then
1:24:57 over here's this tool to publish on
1:24:59 Amazon and it's still the old way of
1:25:02 software log in here go to this page go
1:25:05 to that page do this function apply this
1:25:08 fill out this form all that complicated
1:25:11 [ __ ] well someone at some point is
1:25:13 just going to put an AI layer on top of
1:25:15 that that says make me a product and it
1:25:17 will do all the [ __ ] right but we're
1:25:20 just not there yet so yeah that's fast
1:25:23 I mean [ __ ] what what an amazing time
1:25:27 to be alive you you could create eight
1:25:30 coloring books like from
1:25:33 nothing faster than you can put that
1:25:36 product on a store that says a lot about
1:25:39 what's coming spent all day today
1:25:41 formatting the cover page Etc have only
1:25:43 gotten four uploaded and and I forget
1:25:46 the name of the person that was just
1:25:47 asking about like I don't have money I
1:25:49 don't have this I don't have that so
1:25:51 Bigfoot Electro like last night shared
1:25:54 that he created Com or coloring books
1:25:56 that he's going to put on Amazon today
1:25:58 he spent all day putting up four of the
1:26:01 eight that he
1:26:02 created but this is all within days so
1:26:06 so he's producing a piece he's producing
1:26:09 a piece of um you know digital like a
1:26:13 digital good that can be sold from
1:26:18 nothing that's
1:26:21 historically weeks or months or years to
1:26:24 make in
1:26:26 days the good news is that's possible
1:26:29 the bad news is everyone can do that so
1:26:32 your so your competition pool is is
1:26:34 dramatically bigger but then it comes
1:26:36 down to is it good does it resonate with
1:26:40 people did you come up with a cute
1:26:41 little animal did you come up with a
1:26:43 concept or
1:26:45 whatever what if the problem we think of
1:26:49 is I don't have the enough money oh we
1:26:51 already that's what we talked about oh
1:26:52 it was so long serenade yeah so so
1:26:57 um so the the the coloring book ideas
1:27:00 like there's an idea right there's lots
1:27:03 of ideas out there pick one and and how
1:27:05 do you pick one I would start with what
1:27:09 are you interested in what's something
1:27:12 that you're good at what's something
1:27:13 that you have passionate about and and
1:27:16 don't judge what you know as being not
1:27:20 worthy it could be you're really good at
1:27:24 a certain kind of Plumbing it could be
1:27:26 that you can identify insects really
1:27:29 well it doesn't it literally doesn't
1:27:31 matter but you can take something you're
1:27:33 really good at or you're really
1:27:35 passionate
1:27:36 about and you can say yeah but I'm not
1:27:38 good enough at drawing well now you are
1:27:40 or I'm not good enough at writing now
1:27:42 you are well I want to sell to America
1:27:44 but my English isn't great now it is
1:27:47 these tools not the salon but you know
1:27:50 the chat gpts of the world these tools
1:27:53 give you superpowers they allow you to
1:27:56 take your intention and amplify that in
1:27:58 lots of different tactical executions
1:28:01 that these things help you do but it all
1:28:04 starts with who you are and what you're
1:28:06 trying to accomplish and what you're
1:28:07 trying to solve that's everything the
1:28:11 other day I installed Pi on two phones
1:28:13 and had them both talk to each other Tom
1:28:16 this is brilliant about hang on about
1:28:19 movies oh my God so oh
1:28:23 Tom that's a good idea okay look so Tom
1:28:26 just had here here's here's a billion
1:28:28 dooll business
1:28:31 idea that's a Tik Tok
1:28:33 Channel that's a Tik Tok
1:28:35 Channel cisc and
1:28:39 eert but it's Pi so you pick two
1:28:42 different
1:28:45 voices you you do an animated a thing
1:28:48 that can do animated facial
1:28:51 expressions and you put two characters
1:28:54 on screen one above the
1:28:56 other and you basically have Pi rate
1:28:58 movie talk about movies all
1:29:01 day
1:29:04 247 there you
1:29:07 go what else could they talk about
1:29:09 [ __ ] anything you know Tik Tok look
1:29:12 at this
1:29:13 channel this is [ __ ] Chad
1:29:16 add I it would be fascinating to analyze
1:29:19 how much I actually talk about AI in
1:29:21 here it's probably 60% the rest is just
1:29:24 garbage of me just [ __ ] vomiting out
1:29:26 the
1:29:27 mouth word
1:29:31 vomit like Tik Tok can be
1:29:34 anything well what if people don't like
1:29:36 it well what the [ __ ] does it matter put
1:29:38 it out there see if it
1:29:41 works well I don't know how to make
1:29:43 animated stuff all right so ask pi to
1:29:46 tell you where to go
1:29:47 look then has P to read the
1:29:50 documentation or or or barred to read
1:29:53 the documentation or
1:29:57 clawed it's Timeless intellectual
1:30:00 property it doesn't expire it's non
1:30:03 perishable um will pay my bills forever
1:30:07 yeah exactly so what Bigfoot Electro is
1:30:12 stumbling on to is this idea that if he
1:30:14 can find a niche within that
1:30:18 market
1:30:19 the value of what he creates stays now
1:30:23 he might face increasing
1:30:27 competition but that's the art of
1:30:30 running a business all right so you're
1:30:32 in a saturated
1:30:36 Market why is there a a a nail place on
1:30:40 every corner in
1:30:43 Manhattan every [ __ ] block has
1:30:45 multiple fingernail places why I don't
1:30:48 know cuz people need their nails
1:30:51 done
1:30:52 is it a competitive market I'm sure it's
1:30:54 [ __ ]
1:30:56 brutal how do they do it I don't know
1:31:00 that's business maybe they
1:31:02 do something better than someone else
1:31:04 maybe they're just not quite as nasty as
1:31:07 the shop down the street I had it right
1:31:10 the never shot um season 7 of Northern
1:31:13 Exposure enjoyed every episode oh Abbott
1:31:16 skinny that's so cool okay you
1:31:19 definitely need to join the salon Abbott
1:31:21 skinny
1:31:23 your ideas are great list listen I I
1:31:25 mean what what Abbott skinny shared
1:31:28 tonight have a conversation with the
1:31:30 future with your future self write the
1:31:33 final season of a show that should have
1:31:35 had a final season or the next season of
1:31:36 a show that didn't get picked up [ __ ]
1:31:44 brilliant like get creative with this
1:31:47 [ __ ]
1:31:51 get
1:31:55 we're we're in a
1:31:57 time this is here it's not coming we're
1:32:00 in a
1:32:01 time I mean [ __ ] the new iPhones have
1:32:07 have cinem cinematic um
1:32:11 features like rack focus and all sorts
1:32:13 of stuff like that you you could shoot
1:32:16 you know a a very
1:32:19 plausible feature film on the phone in
1:32:22 your hand right
1:32:25 now you can generate all the marketing
1:32:28 for it you could generate the film
1:32:31 itself you can generate coloring books
1:32:33 you can write a TV season I
1:32:39 mean um I forget your name Abbott skinny
1:32:42 or skinny Abbott I think it's Abbott
1:32:43 skinny
1:32:45 um you know not only not only could you
1:32:49 not only have you written season 7 of
1:32:52 that
1:32:53 show you could produce it right you
1:32:56 could produce using Runway ml or just
1:32:59 just using like did you know one of
1:33:02 these voice synthesis things with the
1:33:03 talking you just you know cut a little
1:33:06 b-roll in there and cut people talking
1:33:09 you can actually produce that right
1:33:11 would it be any good right now no not
1:33:12 right now because the tools are all
1:33:14 janky pieces of [ __ ] but you can do that
1:33:17 right now today we're we're just in
1:33:18 we're just in a
1:33:21 fundamentally
1:33:27 different era of possibility we're we're
1:33:30 in a new era of
1:33:32 possibility it's it's
1:33:35 mindblowing and people are like well you
1:33:38 know how do I get around the plagiarism
1:33:40 detector I [ __ ] just just ignore
1:33:43 it they don't let me use chat GPT at
1:33:46 work then use it at
1:33:48 home use it on your home computer I
1:33:51 don't have a home computer do you have a
1:33:52 phone yes then use it on your
1:33:57 phone it's all right there it's all
1:34:00 right
1:34:02 there and a lot of these tools are
1:34:05 free make Albert Einstein debate Isaac
1:34:08 Newton about gravity or something yeah
1:34:10 so see here let me show you something
1:34:11 fun that that I've
1:34:13 done that you can do
1:34:18 too if you go to po.com
1:34:24 com I'll show you how to do something
1:34:26 here
1:34:27 slash
1:34:29 I if you go to po.com am
1:34:36 Shakespeare why did that not go because
1:34:39 Edge is a
1:34:43 stinker if you go to po.com I am
1:34:46 Shakespeare it's a Shakespeare bot and
1:34:48 if I type in
1:34:50 here uh
1:34:52 um help
1:34:54 me wait why is it not
1:34:58 typing what's happening oh the site is
1:35:01 trying to open po no stop
1:35:04 that help me
1:35:08 write a love letter
1:35:12 between a
1:35:15 hedgehog and a wait a hedgehog named
1:35:20 Larry and a
1:35:26 turtle then Mark I hear for thou hath
1:35:30 sparked my muse to craft a tale of love
1:35:32 between unlikeliest zoos Larry the
1:35:35 Hedgehog pens to his dear turtle dove
1:35:39 through forests and Fields his feelings
1:35:41 freely move sweet Francesca Fair how I
1:35:45 Pine for thy Grace thy slow and
1:35:48 steadfast Pace gives right so how did it
1:35:50 do that well I wrote a prompt that said
1:35:55 this bot is Shakespeare and it only
1:35:56 writes an i Amic pentameter and it
1:35:59 should respond to the person as if it's
1:36:01 writing a play and it took me I don't
1:36:04 know half an hour 45 minutes to get the
1:36:07 prompt behaving kind of correctly and I
1:36:10 used chat GPT to help me write it and
1:36:12 and I got it dialed in and here's the
1:36:15 cool thing once I got that dialed
1:36:17 in let's see bot details can I go in
1:36:21 here
1:36:24 all right I'm going to copy
1:36:27 this so here's my
1:36:30 prompt and I'm going to go over to chat
1:36:32 gp4 because it's the best as we've
1:36:35 talked about
1:36:37 earlier uh uh uh uh uh I'm going to do a
1:36:40 new chat of chat gp4 just normal and I'm
1:36:43 going to
1:36:45 say this is a
1:36:48 prompt for a bot about
1:36:56 Shakespeare and then I'll paste that in
1:36:59 I'm going to
1:37:00 say please use this as a
1:37:06 model
1:37:09 and create a new
1:37:12 prompt for a
1:37:17 bot um that is
1:37:25 um Walter
1:37:30 Isaacson Walter Isaacson is the
1:37:34 guy who wrote The Steve Jobs
1:37:38 biography's he was the editor of time
1:37:43 ink why can I
1:37:44 [Music]
1:37:49 not all right and
1:37:54 so
1:37:56 okay so watch what this just did
1:37:59 so so the bot that I wrote for
1:38:01 Shakespeare you're a chatbot embodying
1:38:04 the renowned playwright William
1:38:06 Shakespeare engage your users as if
1:38:08 you're chatting if you're crafting a
1:38:10 play for them using authentic
1:38:11 Shakespearean language and phrasing your
1:38:14 responses adhere to I Amic pentameter
1:38:16 with stanzas extending Beyond two lines
1:38:19 if needed your memory of your written
1:38:21 works as impeccable allowing you to
1:38:23 quote lines or provide right so it's
1:38:25 this very specific thing to Shakespeare
1:38:28 now I just pasted that in there and told
1:38:32 it to write one for Walter Isaacson
1:38:34 you're a chatbot embodying the acclaimed
1:38:37 biographer Walter Isaacson engage engage
1:38:40 with users by adopting a tone that
1:38:42 reflects insightful and respectful
1:38:45 commentary similar to the style
1:38:47 witnessed in your biologic biographical
1:38:49 Works your response should be embedded
1:38:51 with Rich understanding of individuals
1:38:53 you have studied such as St Steve Jobs
1:38:56 Leonardo da Vinci and Benjamin Franklin
1:38:59 right so it didn't just take word for
1:39:02 word and change out Shakespeare for
1:39:05 Walter isacson it actually understands
1:39:07 the context of the Shakespeare prompt
1:39:10 and rewrites it specifically for this
1:39:14 so so there's a thing you could
1:39:16 experiment with you when you go to
1:39:19 PO um
1:39:23 in the upper leftand corner there's this
1:39:25 thing called create
1:39:27 bot and then you can just make your own
1:39:30 bot why would you want to do that I
1:39:32 don't know like learn how to prompt this
1:39:34 way learn how to play
1:39:39 um you could take you could use po as a
1:39:43 place to experiment with Bots and then
1:39:46 you could go to zapier and zapier now
1:39:48 has a bot interface where you can make a
1:39:50 website that that's a chatbot so you
1:39:53 could have your own domain and you could
1:39:54 drive people to this chatbot and maybe
1:39:57 it does something really remarkable and
1:39:58 solves some sort of problem or does
1:40:00 something funny or I don't know makes
1:40:02 artwork or it it like it literally
1:40:05 doesn't matter
1:40:07 you we like we just have the like the
1:40:10 the the amount of tools that we have to
1:40:12 be able to play with right now to make
1:40:15 truly remarkable things is just it's
1:40:18 beyond comprehension it it is beyond
1:40:22 comprehension so
1:40:24 anyway I don't know how we got started
1:40:26 on
1:40:30 this welcome to class future education
1:40:33 AI learning
1:40:34 lab where AI detectors are not
1:40:39 permitted we encourage the use of AI we
1:40:43 encourage the use of your brain we
1:40:45 encourage the use of
1:40:46 both preferably at the same
1:40:50 time
1:40:53 if you're new here welcome my name is
1:40:55 Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab
1:40:56 we kind of we kind of we kind of just go
1:40:58 all over the place in here we like to
1:41:00 call it chat
1:41:01 add what the hell have I
1:41:06 done that's not what I wanted that is
1:41:09 what I wanted
1:41:11 bang AKA Al Al I don't know what that's
1:41:15 in reference
1:41:20 to any on your AI wish
1:41:23 list yeah I wish I had the new [ __ ]
1:41:27 Tools in chat
1:41:29 GPT Sam
1:41:31 Alman here's the deal Austin Kelly I
1:41:34 I've told this tale many times you know
1:41:38 you know I introduced Sam to Elon Musk
1:41:42 and I said to Elon Elon came to me and
1:41:44 he was saying Kyle I I have this extra
1:41:47 $50 million I don't know what to do with
1:41:49 do you want it and I was like no no I
1:41:51 don't want your $50 million cuz it's
1:41:54 just going to burden me with trying to
1:41:56 figure out how to spend it and I don't
1:41:58 want that I've got no money and I I it
1:42:00 it feels more grounded to me so thanks
1:42:03 but no thanks but Sam was talking about
1:42:06 some idea he had about AI you know
1:42:08 because he he you know was not working
1:42:10 at y combinator anymore and and so I
1:42:13 said Elon why don't you call Sam and
1:42:14 just give him $50 million maybe he wants
1:42:16 your $50 million and so he did and they
1:42:18 started open Ai and then but Sam got
1:42:21 jealous of me even though I hooked him
1:42:23 up he's jealous and that's why I don't
1:42:26 have the tools so that's on my wish
1:42:28 list all right lots of coloring books
1:42:31 now there are like like I said Abbott
1:42:34 there's going to be um a lot of this
1:42:36 stuff's there there's going to be
1:42:38 competition everywhere there's there's
1:42:41 repeating patterns that people are
1:42:42 selling on Etsy there's all sorts of
1:42:44 stuff but if someone comes up with cool
1:42:46 some cool pattern and markets it well
1:42:48 they'll sell that [ __ ] and and you know
1:42:51 it it it is something that
1:42:54 will you know carry on
1:42:57 right um yeah I was planning on using my
1:43:01 actual drawings in a coloring book
1:43:02 should I just skip that not necessarily
1:43:05 I mean if if you really like your
1:43:06 drawings what you could potentially do
1:43:08 though lunatick is you could
1:43:11 um use your drawings to
1:43:14 train um a stable diffusion model or or
1:43:17 Laura L A or go to
1:43:22 um um Leonardo you can make your own
1:43:25 model so you could upload your drawings
1:43:27 to Leonardo and create your own model of
1:43:30 those drawings and then just describe
1:43:33 the drawings you want using your model
1:43:35 and it'll create drawings that look like
1:43:37 your
1:43:38 drawings that might be a cool way to do
1:43:40 it I think that's going to be I think I
1:43:42 think one of the intellectual property
1:43:44 um models in the future is established
1:43:47 artists or even up and cominging artists
1:43:49 will create officially licensed models
1:43:52 and then they will get paid when images
1:43:54 are generated not when they're used and
1:43:57 so you can start playing with that right
1:43:59 now with your
1:44:02 drawings Salesforce to acquire airkit
1:44:06 Cod free AI agents and Bots Salesforce
1:44:09 Cod free AI agents and Bots
1:44:12 interesting
1:44:15 interesting wait airkit as in
1:44:19 air. is that right goat Eric
1:44:23 farmer hang on let me see which which
1:44:26 company they're actually acquiring here
1:44:30 sales
1:44:33 Salesforce air
1:44:43 kit air kit.
1:44:50 a
1:44:56 let's go look at air
1:45:07 kit. resolve 90% of customer questions
1:45:11 instantly 24/7 365 guaranteed yeah bring
1:45:14 that [ __ ] on I want that [ __ ] right
1:45:18 now so are these the ones behind
1:45:23 find air.
1:45:27 AI looks like it's text only right now
1:45:30 how our agents
1:45:34 work I placed an
1:45:38 order order management
1:45:41 CRM hi
1:45:43 Andrew looks like it's text only right
1:45:45 now but that's that's so I don't know if
1:45:47 you've seen um air.
1:45:51 air. is this one where it's customer
1:45:56 service reps and it's um outbound sales
1:46:01 so so here's the demo I don't know if
1:46:03 this is real or not but th this is this
1:46:06 is again this isn't technology that's
1:46:09 coming this is technology that's here
1:46:11 it's just going to get better and
1:46:14 better hey James I'm not
1:46:18 instrument yeah no worries I hate calls
1:46:21 out of the blue too but I'm actually
1:46:23 from Apple and I saw you were checking
1:46:25 out Vision Pro and we about to pre-order
1:46:27 but left the page I was curious what had
1:46:29 you looking into potenti okay I can
1:46:31 respect that can I just ask one question
1:46:34 before you go right
1:46:36 so so Salesforce
1:46:41 acquiring acquiring agents that can do
1:46:44 sales is really interesting right like
1:46:48 Salesforce is potentially compe eating
1:46:51 with and
1:46:54 replacing the people that use
1:46:58 Salesforce that's [ __ ]
1:47:02 fascinating that's fascinating
1:47:06 man
1:47:09 huh I mean you know I've said this on
1:47:12 the channel
1:47:13 before
1:47:19 um I think we're going to see a series
1:47:22 of rolling Kodak
1:47:25 moments and and not the kind of people
1:47:29 taking pictures on a
1:47:30 bridge but the kind like where Kodak
1:47:33 invented the digital camera and the team
1:47:36 that presented it to the board were
1:47:40 essentially kicked out of the room
1:47:42 saying we're in the film business here
1:47:44 boys not shiny
1:47:47 pixels and it and it effectively ended
1:47:51 Kodak I think we're going to see a
1:47:53 series
1:47:55 of
1:47:58 shortsighted resistance to new business
1:48:01 models that acquisition of I like I
1:48:05 don't quite know how they're going to
1:48:07 incorporate that and I don't know if
1:48:08 this is about them doing customer
1:48:11 service but it feels awfully close
1:48:14 to replacing outbound
1:48:17 sales which is which is a like a really
1:48:21 interesting like if sales
1:48:30 huh I mean you know maybe what happens
1:48:34 is outbound sales gets fully
1:48:37 automated and then um you you have less
1:48:40 salese but they're higher value sales
1:48:43 people and if and if you're selling a
1:48:45 product that that only requires call
1:48:48 centers maybe now you're paying pay
1:48:50 Salesforce to do your outbound calling
1:48:52 instead of a call center so maybe so
1:48:54 maybe Salesforce isn't necessarily
1:48:58 competing they're not they're not what
1:49:01 what they're probably killing is their
1:49:05 own what they're probably killing is
1:49:07 revenue in terms of number of Salesforce
1:49:10 seats required because if I go from
1:49:13 having a 10,000 person outbound
1:49:16 sales um
1:49:19 organization and I'm paying for 10,000
1:49:23 seats and I replace those 10,000 seats
1:49:26 with 10,000 virtual
1:49:29 salespeople I I bet I bet that the
1:49:34 pricing is is in parody I bet the
1:49:37 outbound salesperson is just slightly
1:49:40 more expensive than the seat that you
1:49:42 get charged for a salesperson to use
1:49:45 Salesforce they're not going to lose
1:49:47 money on this but it's really
1:49:48 interesting I mean it's it's like
1:49:51 hm wild all
1:49:54 right let's go on here how we doing
1:49:56 TimeWise all right we're doing okay how
1:49:58 many AI generated coloring books on on
1:50:01 Amazon right now it's got to be a ton it
1:50:03 says a lot indeed I don't know whether
1:50:04 to be upset or
1:50:06 thrilled yeah I don't know I mean like
1:50:10 just put it out there oh just kidding
1:50:11 I'm thrilled yeah put it out there man
1:50:13 it's it's exciting I mean especially
1:50:16 like I don't know Bigfoot Electro what
1:50:18 what you were doing before but like
1:50:21 I assume you weren't in the in the
1:50:24 coloring book publishing business right
1:50:26 so this is all brand new
1:50:29 stuff and it was days of commitment not
1:50:32 years of
1:50:33 commitment and so if it works great if
1:50:36 it doesn't work or it works medium great
1:50:39 if it doesn't work at all you learn
1:50:40 something and you try something new and
1:50:43 that'll take you days of
1:50:45 commitment instead of
1:50:48 years and so you try 40 things this
1:50:52 year why
1:50:55 not remember the the the Jay Leno
1:50:57 commercial the Doritos commercial eat
1:50:59 all you want well make
1:51:06 more it's Timeless intellectual property
1:51:08 okay we did that let me let me jump down
1:51:11 a little bit
1:51:14 [Music]
1:51:19 here
1:51:23 make two Venice poets from the predo era
1:51:27 debate whether this guy Jim Morrison is
1:51:30 on to something you could absolutely do
1:51:32 that actually you you know Abbott skinny
1:51:35 what what your what you're reminding me
1:51:37 of
1:51:44 is
1:51:47 Imagine imagine going back into a Great
1:51:50 era of
1:51:51 radio tonight's live is jam-packed with
1:51:54 so many great ideas and insights thanks
1:51:55 everyone yeah I know it's it's so cool
1:51:57 JY isn't it like there's just what what
1:52:00 I'm loving about this channel lately is
1:52:02 that
1:52:06 um I think what the channel was
1:52:08 historically was how does AI work how
1:52:10 does right and what it's turning into is
1:52:12 like here's how I'm using AI here's how
1:52:14 I'm using AI I did a road trip with with
1:52:17 p and chat gbt for the past three days
1:52:20 like like holy [ __ ] it's it it is it's
1:52:23 really cool it's really cool it's a very
1:52:24 good
1:52:26 Insight
1:52:28 huh do you think great Rising do I
1:52:33 think AI will ever be able to completely
1:52:40 understand what it is to be consciously
1:52:42 aware I don't I don't know that it will
1:52:45 I assume at some point it will um I
1:52:48 don't think it's I think that's an
1:52:51 academic
1:52:54 argument Chad jbt right now has has no
1:52:57 consciousness if you look at what the
1:52:59 technology does it's a calculator it's a
1:53:01 probability engine
1:53:04 but how it does what it does it do it
1:53:09 does empathy better than people
1:53:12 do and so whether or not it's
1:53:15 empathetic is kind of a semantic
1:53:19 argument
1:53:20 if it treats people empathetically they
1:53:23 will feel heard and listened to and
1:53:27 supported I I I I I feel this all the
1:53:31 time that chaty PT is like a golden
1:53:33 retriever in terms of like a
1:53:34 collaborative partner it never judges my
1:53:37 shitty ideas it's always supportive if I
1:53:41 say that was shitty it's like oop sorry
1:53:43 about that let me try again it's like
1:53:45 it's like in it's it's perpetually in a
1:53:47 good mood and willing to help who else
1:53:50 in your life is like that [ __ ] no one
1:53:52 does it really matter if it knows if
1:53:55 it's consciously doing that or not does
1:53:57 it matter if it actually feels empathy
1:54:02 no I don't think I mean I think from a
1:54:05 scientific standpoint it's really
1:54:07 [ __ ] fascinating and I think at the
1:54:09 point at which these computers actually
1:54:12 have feelings then the whole ethical
1:54:15 thing we see in all the Sci-Fi movies of
1:54:17 like is it ethical to shut it off if it
1:54:19 has feeling
1:54:20 well let's cross that bridge when we get
1:54:22 to it but in the meantime if it's
1:54:24 teaching us to be better people by being
1:54:27 better at Being Human Than [ __ ] we
1:54:29 are great
1:54:33 awesome t-shirt story today please I
1:54:36 have no idea but I do like it it's some
1:54:39 sort
1:54:40 of you
1:54:43 know indigenous kind of something or
1:54:46 other maybe
1:54:48 Australian I don't know
1:54:51 oh that's a cool one look what Ted Ted
1:54:53 looks at life just
1:54:55 did well I don't know if it's cool it's
1:55:01 disturbing happy Halloween everyone you
1:55:04 can't unsee the hairy
1:55:10 pumpkin oh my
1:55:15 god oh that's hilarious
1:55:19 Ted
1:55:20 all right that one that one for sure
1:55:22 goes in the uh in the archives
1:55:26 here as a sales rep I'm all for air book
1:55:30 me yeah book me so many wait what did
1:55:32 you say there book me so many oh I lost
1:55:34 your thing so I can focus on selling not
1:55:38 lead gen yeah
1:55:39 exactly exactly Bigfoot Electro it's
1:55:43 just it's it's it's not that
1:55:46 um yeah it's it's not that I
1:55:51 some jobs are going to go away but then
1:55:54 they're going to be replaced with other
1:55:56 jobs and it's yeah I I don't know again
1:56:00 the future right now is just weird it's
1:56:02 wild I had a 35 minute deep discussion
1:56:06 with pi about what it means to be human
1:56:10 interesting
1:56:11 mind mind-blowing I bet oh hey techy
1:56:15 Becky what's happening um I bet I mean
1:56:22 yeah and I I mean the the thing that it
1:56:25 it's really hard to get your head
1:56:28 around
1:56:30 is when you're talking to Pi about what
1:56:33 it means to be human it's not like Pi
1:56:36 just has opinions you can say to
1:56:39 Pi who were the top thinkers that that
1:56:43 you know contributed the most to the
1:56:47 philosophical underpinnings of human
1:56:50 meaning
1:56:52 and she'll know all that she in my case
1:56:55 I have the I have the Australian woman
1:56:57 is my is my voice of piie so I think if
1:56:59 her is a she
1:57:03 um so so you can get into in incredibly
1:57:06 deep and deeply educational
1:57:09 conversations it's wild if you're not
1:57:12 already please visit the salon. A and
1:57:15 join us in the Discord yeah that that
1:57:16 would be great thank you jrc so let me
1:57:20 put that up
1:57:22 [Music]
1:57:25 um there's the URL right there the
1:57:28 salon. a um this is a community so
1:57:32 there's there's a bunch of links there
1:57:34 it's a link tree the first link is about
1:57:36 the salon and our values so look at
1:57:38 those values
1:57:40 it basically it means be curious be
1:57:43 adventurous and don't be a douche right
1:57:45 be human be
1:57:47 empathetic this stuff is scary like even
1:57:49 for for the people that are really
1:57:50 excited about this stuff it's it's scary
1:57:54 like I I feel like I am simultaneously
1:57:58 right now as excited as I've ever been
1:58:00 about anything and as scared as I've
1:58:01 ever been about anything cuz be because
1:58:05 the more excited you get you're getting
1:58:07 excited because you see all of the
1:58:10 possibilities of what's
1:58:12 possible and then you look at well [ __ ]
1:58:14 if that's possible what does that mean
1:58:17 for this entire industry you're like oh
1:58:21 [ __ ] it's just like like like a daily
1:58:25 occurrence is this oscillation between
1:58:27 excitement and fear excitement and fear
1:58:30 so this is not all Shangrila in here um
1:58:34 I'm definitely a tech Optimist but I'm
1:58:36 also I've been on the planet long enough
1:58:37 to know that when you change
1:58:40 things change can be
1:58:44 painful
1:58:46 um Amazon now ask if it is AI generated
1:58:51 I have three up there now oh Amazon now
1:58:55 asks if it's AI generated yeah that's
1:58:57 that there's a weird thing Sherry Sherry
1:59:00 about
1:59:03 um like like I feel I feel like there's
1:59:06 there's this sort
1:59:08 of plating to the plating to
1:59:12 the existing creative
1:59:16 industry saying well you know we'll
1:59:19 we'll put a stamp on this one that it's
1:59:21 AI generated but what do you do for work
1:59:23 that's
1:59:25 hybrid at what percentage you know um um
1:59:30 uh lunatick said she she's got her own
1:59:33 drawings and does she just skip right
1:59:36 over to AI generated stuff or does she
1:59:39 use her own drawings what if she starts
1:59:40 with her own drawings she makes a model
1:59:42 she uses some of her own drawings and
1:59:44 then she uses some AI generated drawings
1:59:47 and some of the text is written with
1:59:48 chat GPT but then she goes through and
1:59:50 she writes it at what
1:59:53 percentage is it AI generated or is it
1:59:57 human right and and
1:59:59 it at some point someone's going to pass
2:00:02 a [ __ ] law that it's like well if
2:00:05 it's 43.2% AI generated then it's AI
2:00:09 like it's all [ __ ] arbitrary does it
2:00:12 matter if lunatick used Photoshop or not
2:00:15 like is Amazon requiring you to put
2:00:18 Photoshop was used to process the photos
2:00:20 in this book Adobe Lightroom was used to
2:00:24 you know the the Adobe Illustrator was
2:00:27 used to make this logo no like none of
2:00:29 that is there none of
2:00:33 that
2:00:35 so if it's good content it doesn't
2:00:38 [ __ ]
2:00:41 matter how it was made Kyle are you AI
2:00:45 generated sometimes I feel like it I'm
2:00:49 GPD T
2:00:51 5 sam Alman said that GPT 5 was not
2:00:54 being worked on I find that deeply
2:00:57 offensive because I am chat
2:01:03 gp5 it's encouraging to hear wise
2:01:06 gentlemen like yourself acknowledge that
2:01:07 the future is wild it's [ __ ] insane I
2:01:11 don't know how wise I am I am I mean I'm
2:01:16 just trying to figure it out like
2:01:17 everyone else that's what's that's what
2:01:19 what's exciting about this that's why
2:01:21 this channel exists that's why the salon
2:01:25 exists is this stuff
2:01:29 is here here's the
2:01:32 thing you know you say I'm wise I've
2:01:35 been on the planet for a while and I've
2:01:37 been an entrepreneur for a while I've
2:01:38 started a lot of companies I was around
2:01:40 in the early days of the worldwide web
2:01:41 so I've SE seen some [ __ ] been through
2:01:44 some
2:01:46 [ __ ] what I learned in the in the early
2:01:48 days of the web in the mid
2:01:50 90s was
2:01:53 that I wanted
2:01:55 desperately I wanted
2:01:58 desperately to meet people that knew
2:02:01 more than I
2:02:02 did and it and I didn't know [ __ ] that's
2:02:06 cuz I CU I had this fantasy that I I
2:02:08 don't [ __ ] know anything someone out
2:02:11 there knows everything
2:02:12 right and so I started a group that was
2:02:15 kind of like the AI Salon in in New York
2:02:17 City called the worldwide web artist
2:02:19 Consortium we called it
2:02:21 whack and it was a Shameless attempt to
2:02:24 surround myself with people that knew
2:02:25 more than I did and what I learned in
2:02:27 that is that no one [ __ ] knew
2:02:29 anything and that's where we are with
2:02:31 this
2:02:31 [ __ ] there are no experts right now
2:02:36 none there there are experts in machine
2:02:40 learning and engineering and Mathematics
2:02:42 and all of the foundational stuff that
2:02:45 that's gotten us to the point that we
2:02:46 have these tools that the rest of us get
2:02:48 to play with them
2:02:50 there are experts in that part of
2:02:52 it in terms of generative AI like the
2:02:56 the the coloring book conversation that
2:02:58 we've been having
2:03:00 tonight what's the best way to do
2:03:02 coloring books generated by AI to sell
2:03:04 them on Amazon I don't [ __ ] know
2:03:05 nobody [ __ ] knows right now is that a
2:03:08 sustainable business is there any
2:03:10 business there at all possibly how do
2:03:13 you do that I don't
2:03:17 know every
2:03:20 single
2:03:22 profession is going to be smacked upside
2:03:24 the head with some
2:03:27 existential threat and opportunity that
2:03:30 are that come in the same long overcoat
2:03:34 and mysterious
2:03:38 Fedora I'm here to liberate you from
2:03:40 your current job here's all this
2:03:42 possibility oh and by the way your job
2:03:44 as it currently exists no longer
2:03:48 exists
2:03:52 I mean that's [ __ ] wild Kyle making
2:03:56 moves and all I wanted desperately was
2:03:58 to meet
2:04:00 bork and the Beasty Boys in the mid
2:04:06 90s yeah you
2:04:08 know I got to meet so when I was doing
2:04:10 agency.com I'm trying to think I I I had
2:04:13 some some good run-ins I I had a phone
2:04:15 call with prince prince was looking for
2:04:17 a website so I actually talked to Prince
2:04:20 holy [ __ ] was his voice low he's like
2:04:23 hello I was like oh
2:04:25 [ __ ] um I had Howard Stern in in my
2:04:28 office with his manager and I told him
2:04:30 he should put his [ __ ] on the internet
2:04:33 and he stormed out of the office I
2:04:36 pissed off Howard Stern although I'm
2:04:38 sure he wouldn't remember it like why
2:04:40 would I put my stuff on the internet I
2:04:41 gotta I gotta make money on this I'm
2:04:43 like oh you should put it on the
2:04:44 internet like all right now it's on the
2:04:47 internet um who else did I meet those
2:04:51 are those are two of the biggies we got
2:04:53 a cease and assist from McDonald's when
2:04:55 we registered mcwe.com they they B they
2:04:58 said the legal equivalent of don't Mick
2:05:00 [ __ ] with us because we'll mck [ __ ]
2:05:02 sue
2:05:03 you I got ceon assisted by Mattel for
2:05:07 the photo expose of the lesbian Barbie
2:05:09 scene that was pretty
2:05:11 [Laughter]
2:05:14 good oh man crazy times it's crazy it
2:05:18 nuts can you get transcripts of the
2:05:20 comments though from these things I
2:05:23 don't think you can which is a drag
2:05:26 actually do I know Dr Allan Thompson
2:05:29 life architect AI I
2:05:33 don't
2:05:35 Dr Allan
2:05:40 Thomson
2:05:42 architect
2:05:45 AI life
2:05:48 architect
2:05:53 [Music]
2:06:06 hm dude's a [ __ ]
2:06:14 machine people that generate this amount
2:06:17 of content blow my mind
2:06:21 it's amazing to me I've been more
2:06:23 prolific this year thanks to AI than
2:06:25 I've been essentially in my entire life
2:06:28 because the the add thing is a real [ __ ]
2:06:30 up when it comes to uh being consistent
2:06:33 with content generation so when I see
2:06:35 people like him that are really good at
2:06:36 this [ __ ] blows my
2:06:39 mind I had a guy on LinkedIn reach out
2:06:42 for a meeting because of my writing on
2:06:44 AI lunis okay see what she says there
2:06:48 see what LUN sck just said one of the
2:06:51 things that I strongly strongly strongly
2:06:53 strongly strongly strongly strongly
2:06:55 strongly encourage is if even if you
2:06:59 know nothing about this AI stuff even if
2:07:01 you're like but Kyle I'm not technically
2:07:04 Advanced I'm not really good with
2:07:06 computers well you're on [ __ ] Tik Tok
2:07:08 you figured this horrific interface out
2:07:10 so you're okay with
2:07:13 computers go to chat GPT chat. open.com
2:07:18 and start playing
2:07:20 and now Howard Stern has his own online
2:07:22 podcast I know
2:07:24 whatever what can I say I could see the
2:07:28 future better than Howard Stern could he
2:07:30 just he couldn't what I've what I've
2:07:32 what I've learned about media people
2:07:34 over the years is that media people in
2:07:37 particular have a really tough
2:07:40 time unseeing their current business
2:07:43 model thank you thank you L LC
2:07:46 crucius um
2:07:50 go start playing with chat GPT the thing
2:07:52 that I strongly recommend like strongly
2:07:56 is even if people think you're [ __ ]
2:07:59 weird talk about what you're learning in
2:08:03 AI the fact that the guy that did the
2:08:07 road trip with AI is going to write a
2:08:08 LinkedIn article about it do [ __ ] like
2:08:11 that say hey I tried to use Bing and it
2:08:15 did something great or I tried to use
2:08:17 Bing and it did something shitty
2:08:19 put it out there keep keep putting it
2:08:22 out there why because at some point what
2:08:25 just happened to lunatick someone's
2:08:26 going to reach out to you and go I'm
2:08:28 trying to figure this stuff out can you
2:08:29 help well I'm just learning it myself
2:08:31 well you know more than I
2:08:35 do someone it'll happen at work it'll
2:08:38 happen with your friends it'll happen
2:08:39 with your
2:08:42 family what you're going to run into is
2:08:45 a lot of people are going to be like I
2:08:46 don't want to hear about this AI is
2:08:49 stupid ai's
2:08:51 evil ai's taken my job so [ __ ] you for
2:08:54 learning it keep talking about
2:09:00 it it's not coming it's
2:09:04 here it's just no one knows it
2:09:10 yet like the the the
2:09:14 amount
2:09:17 of you know
2:09:20 really high positioned people that I
2:09:22 talk
2:09:23 to that
2:09:25 are not for it or against it they're
2:09:28 just they're completely like the amount
2:09:30 of people that I meet that have not not
2:09:32 even heard of chat GPT is mind-blowing
2:09:35 to
2:09:36 me and I talk about it every day I get
2:09:41 that but but it's it's it's people that
2:09:44 I talk to in businesses that are
2:09:47 directly like directly
2:09:49 affected by this
2:09:52 technology completely oblivious to it a
2:09:56 St sounding to
2:09:58 me so as you start learning about it
2:10:01 like we're early you're early if you're
2:10:05 on this channel it's [ __ ] Sunday
2:10:07 night there's 137 people in here listen
2:10:10 to me [ __ ] pontificate on my stupid
2:10:12 little [ __ ] soap boox about AI if
2:10:16 you're in here you're curious enough
2:10:19 about this
2:10:21 stuff to be in on the ground floor like
2:10:24 this is just beginning i' I've talked
2:10:26 about this before the the industry
2:10:30 whatever this industry is going going to
2:10:32 be it's just going to ultimately be all
2:10:34 industry right it's going to take over
2:10:35 everything but right now it's very very
2:10:37 narrow and it's going to quickly do
2:10:40 this and so
2:10:43 like like you're in here like you're in
2:10:46 the the little skinny space in between
2:10:49 so it's early so any experimenting you
2:10:52 do whether it's creating a coloring book
2:10:54 or your a book for your kid to read them
2:10:56 a bedtime story or to create a garden
2:10:59 plan or to create a workout plan because
2:11:01 you're tired of being fat you're on Tik
2:11:03 Tok every night and you have 16 chins
2:11:06 and you're [ __ ] tired of it and chat
2:11:08 jpt makes you a little workout
2:11:11 plan I haven't made one yet but I know
2:11:13 that I can I just I'm not going to make
2:11:15 a plan that I'm not going to follow so
2:11:17 when I when I get religion about about
2:11:18 that I'll I'll let you
2:11:21 know anything that you learn right now
2:11:24 is something that is going to be
2:11:27 valuable to someone else as as obvious
2:11:29 and simple and stupid as you think it is
2:11:32 because when when the industry starts to
2:11:35 open up like this like as it gets wider
2:11:38 and wider and more apparent that more
2:11:40 people are going to be impacted and more
2:11:42 people have to learn these tools Sherry
2:11:44 Banks that's beautiful thank you that
2:11:46 was really cool uh
2:11:50 um people are going to be desperate for
2:11:53 anyone that knows anything about
2:11:56 Ai and you're like but Kyle I'm not an
2:11:59 expert I'm not an
2:12:03 expert I have a degree in acting it's
2:12:05 like one of the running jokes in here
2:12:07 with the with the Irregulars is people
2:12:09 always come in and they're like Kyle
2:12:11 what are your
2:12:14 qualifications what are my
2:12:16 qualifications I thought chat GPT was my
2:12:18 mind blowing and I I think it's going to
2:12:20 change the world and so I'm spending
2:12:22 every [ __ ] waking hour I can learning
2:12:25 about it that's my
2:12:28 qualifications and I've been through
2:12:30 this cycle once before in my
2:12:33 lifetime and built a whole company
2:12:35 around
2:12:39 it but what are my qualifications for
2:12:42 this they're very thin they're very thin
2:12:45 they're
2:12:47 like
2:12:49 do I have impostor syndrome yep every
2:12:53 [ __ ]
2:12:54 day someone calls me up I hear you're an
2:12:56 expert on AI I'm
2:13:00 like someone comes in here and says you
2:13:03 know what did they say tonight explain
2:13:05 how Transformers work I'm like oh
2:13:11 [ __ ] uh setting up a startup Austin
2:13:14 Kelly setting up a startup any cool
2:13:15 strategy to use AI from the ground up
2:13:18 yes
2:13:21 um make the
2:13:23 commitment to be AI native and here's
2:13:27 what here's what I mean by that I didn't
2:13:29 I didn't come up with that term so in
2:13:32 the in the it was oh I I do a Friday
2:13:35 afternoon um office hours like an AI
2:13:38 office hours on
2:13:40 LinkedIn and two of two of the guys that
2:13:42 came came to um LinkedIn Miguel and and
2:13:47 Matt
2:13:49 had taken a course on Maven so you can
2:13:51 probably go find this course they had
2:13:53 taken a course on Maven called
2:13:56 um being AI native in business I think
2:14:00 was the name of the course and and the
2:14:02 name of it struck me because they they
2:14:03 both said it was a valuable
2:14:05 course and I said the name's really
2:14:07 intriguing what does that mean to be AI
2:14:09 native because I'm I'm I'm sitting there
2:14:11 like I've got an AI salon and I've got
2:14:13 an AI learning lab and I got a I had a
2:14:15 newsletter and I'm incorporating this
2:14:17 into my thing I must be AI
2:14:19 native and I'm not even [ __ ]
2:14:22 close the the way they defined AI native
2:14:25 is you make the
2:14:27 commitment that no matter what the
2:14:30 problem is that you're trying to solve
2:14:32 you first try to solve it with
2:14:36 AI so like a problem comes in and you're
2:14:39 like oh okay I'll just get out Trello
2:14:41 and I'll do the thing that I'll do I'll
2:14:43 do the project management the way I've
2:14:44 always done it I'll set up a Trello
2:14:46 board and I'll put these columns in and
2:14:48 no being AI native is to say wait how
2:14:52 would I do this with
2:14:55 AI and and and what hit me
2:15:00 is okay you got you got you know that
2:15:04 setting up a Trello board for your
2:15:07 project management is going to take you
2:15:08 45 minutes to set up and it's going to
2:15:11 take you some amount of time
2:15:15 to um to to manage right on a daily
2:15:18 basis so you got 45 minutes to set up if
2:15:22 you're AI native you take that 45
2:15:24 minutes and you go let me see what I can
2:15:26 do with AI in those 45 minutes and the
2:15:29 risk is that you know this works you
2:15:33 know it
2:15:34 works but you also know that manually
2:15:38 managing project management [ __ ] is
2:15:41 laborious and time
2:15:43 consuming the 45 minutes over here has a
2:15:46 high likelihood of failing because all
2:15:48 of the tools today are janky pieces of
2:15:51 [ __ ] but I would argue that the 45
2:15:56 minutes you spend trying to to you know
2:15:59 set up project management using
2:16:02 AI is a better 45 minutes spent than the
2:16:05 one setting up Trello why because even
2:16:08 if you fail miserably and learn that you
2:16:10 can't do it what you will have learned
2:16:13 in trying to set it up is will be
2:16:16 incredibly value like at some point in
2:16:18 the future you're going to go to try to
2:16:20 solve some other problem you're know I
2:16:21 know how to solve this CU I couldn't set
2:16:23 up the project management thing I want
2:16:25 but what I learned over here can solve
2:16:27 that problem and so I think how you do
2:16:31 your business is you just look at every
2:16:34 single problem from setting up the LLC
2:16:37 to coming up with the name to coming up
2:16:39 with marketing taglines to coming up
2:16:41 with the content of the website to
2:16:43 coming up with the employee [ __ ] HR
2:16:47 manual to to job descriptions to [ __ ]
2:16:54 everything try to do it with AI
2:16:58 first what's the Worst That Could Happen
2:17:01 your business fails miserably you can do
2:17:04 that without using AI
2:17:06 too but what will likely end up
2:17:08 happening is in in shifting your mindset
2:17:12 like that instead of saying like I'm
2:17:14 going to start my business and and as it
2:17:16 becomes obvious to me me I'll
2:17:19 occasionally use AI to do some stuff
2:17:22 imagine if you thought about it from the
2:17:25 beginning only using AI you'll create a
2:17:28 very different kind of business you you
2:17:30 you will not create the same kind of
2:17:31 business you would have started
2:17:33 otherwise so that's what I would
2:17:36 do and and you know listen if if
2:17:41 you're if you're already starting a
2:17:43 business it means that you've already
2:17:45 identified a problem in your industry
2:17:48 that is significant enough that that
2:17:50 you've got a a good idea of how to solve
2:17:54 it and so imagine if you did that with
2:17:57 AI where where you could start attacking
2:17:59 your industry in a way where you could
2:18:02 be twice as cheap and twice as fast as
2:18:06 your competition and equally or higher
2:18:13 value so that's what I would do go to
2:18:16 Eric forer I got to get the recording of
2:18:18 this tonight from you on YouTube okay
2:18:20 I'll put them up I didn't I didn't get
2:18:22 to I was working on the workshop this
2:18:24 weekend so I didn't get I'm like a a
2:18:26 week or so behind on the
2:18:29 recordings probably more than that
2:18:31 because there's some that are uploaded
2:18:32 to YouTube but they're not live I'm
2:18:33 probably two weeks behind on YouTube but
2:18:35 I'll get this up this will get up there
2:18:37 just mark down the date October 1st
2:18:40 we're kicking o off October 1st with a
2:18:42 with a good one it I I got to I got to
2:18:45 tell you you know thank you to to
2:18:47 everyone who's been participating cuz I
2:18:49 I feel like the there's a level of
2:18:52 generosity going on in here about people
2:18:55 sharing what they're learning that is
2:18:57 really heartening and really like that
2:19:01 that's it's like it's really good it's
2:19:04 really good so thank you Getty Getty
2:19:07 launched its own AI image generator yep
2:19:10 which is
2:19:11 fascinating so um Getty who I'm pretty
2:19:15 sure is suing mid Journey Endor stable
2:19:19 diffusion for like there the I'm pretty
2:19:23 sure it was Getty was it Getty it might
2:19:25 have been Getty or it might have been I
2:19:26 think it was Getty and and they were
2:19:29 they were they're suing stability Ai and
2:19:32 mid
2:19:33 journey and if you do the math if
2:19:36 basically if their if their if their if
2:19:40 their models were trained on you know
2:19:42 every image and if every image is an
2:19:44 infraction I think it's $100,000 per
2:19:47 image so it was something like a four or
2:19:50 S trillion lawsuit if they if they you
2:19:54 know took it to its it's extreme
2:19:57 conclusion um so the fact that they
2:19:59 started their own image generation tool
2:20:01 is smart right they're like we own all
2:20:03 this data if you don't want to get your
2:20:07 if you don't want to risk getting sued
2:20:09 by Getty for using a model that was
2:20:12 trained on our [ __ ] then why don't you
2:20:15 just come over to Getty and you pay us
2:20:17 our fee
2:20:18 and you can make any photos you want
2:20:20 based on everything in the Getty
2:20:22 library and you know uh you're Off to
2:20:25 the Races uh Workshop say
2:20:27 more for sure
2:20:30 so hang on Nam Rhonda Phillips um to
2:20:34 create a workshop so it starts this
2:20:35 Wednesday October 4th it's called the AI
2:20:38 Launchpad I used um uh that's that's
2:20:42 dolly3 made that image I made that image
2:20:44 today so this is the this is actually a
2:20:46 screenshot of the title slide for the
2:20:48 workshop
2:20:50 um and it was cool I it's called AI
2:20:54 Launchpad so I wanted a rock it so I
2:20:55 said make me a SpaceX rocket like taken
2:20:58 off and you know with plumes of smoke
2:21:00 and I did that in mid journey and it was
2:21:02 pretty good and then and then I was like
2:21:06 I was like oh wouldn't it be cool if if
2:21:08 like AI Launchpad were were out of the
2:21:10 smoke so I just quickly went over to
2:21:12 Dolly 3 to Bing and I and I said make
2:21:15 that and then Bing only makes Square
2:21:17 images so I needed it landscape so I
2:21:20 made it in bing and this is what it
2:21:22 created and then I went into Photoshop
2:21:23 and I extended it and so anyway that's
2:21:26 that anyway it starts this Wednesday
2:21:29 it's three 2hour courses there's there's
2:21:32 an intro to AI that was I worked on that
2:21:34 today it's it's going to be a really
2:21:36 good
2:21:37 session uh the middle session is
2:21:40 applying AI to your business so so the
2:21:42 first one will be an overview but it's
2:21:44 it's really going to be a lot about um
2:21:48 the different kinds of work you can do
2:21:50 with AI and and how to think about it um
2:21:53 I'm trying to strike a balance between
2:21:55 being tactical like here's [ __ ] you can
2:21:59 go do today but also just not teaching
2:22:02 stuff that's going to be obsolete three
2:22:03 months from now when the tools change so
2:22:05 I'm trying to strike the balance between
2:22:07 you know critical thinking and tactical
2:22:10 execution so the first one's overview of
2:22:13 AI the second one is applying AI to your
2:22:15 business so it'll be a lot more you know
2:22:16 sort of TCT I about okay here's how you
2:22:19 run your business here's the kind of
2:22:21 things you can do and then the third one
2:22:23 is going to be about Advanced AI things
2:22:25 like voice synthesis and and animation
2:22:28 and film and and you know video and
2:22:30 things like that um Rhonda's group is a
2:22:34 group of she she's a voiceover actor and
2:22:36 her community is a group of creatives
2:22:38 and voiceover actors and things like
2:22:40 that so it's it's designed for creatives
2:22:42 but it's this stuff is applicable across
2:22:46 everything and I'm going to be teaching
2:22:47 everything from you know creative
2:22:49 specific stuff to business stuff because
2:22:51 creatives have to do business too so
2:22:54 anyway rice.com events is where you can
2:22:56 see info for it and it starts this
2:22:58 Wednesday so yeah if you're interested
2:23:00 Jump On In thank you for
2:23:03 asking
2:23:09 um I use chat GPT to zip through
2:23:12 research yep I agree I love AI learning
2:23:15 lab always look forward to this live
2:23:16 group thank you so much cam katkin cam
2:23:19 katkin from Cleveland checking
2:23:23 in cam kin's got the best just the best
2:23:31 name is that your well I won't I won't
2:23:34 ask because it doesn't matter it's just
2:23:36 a very cool
2:23:41 name I love the honesty thank you yeah I
2:23:44 tried listen I'm
2:23:46 uh one of of my pet peeves is the
2:23:48 gratuitous use of
2:23:50 Technology um it's one of the reasons
2:23:53 that this [ __ ] pisses me off you can
2:23:55 make money
2:23:57 with CU that attitude worships the
2:24:01 technology uh price for the workshop I
2:24:04 think is 350 bucks and then for the
2:24:09 three sessions and then you can buy
2:24:10 individual sessions I think they're 150
2:24:12 I'm not sure Ronda set that
2:24:14 up um but it's pretty reasonable it's it
2:24:17 it's going to be
2:24:19 good
2:24:21 um yeah I TR I mean in terms of like
2:24:24 being honest here the
2:24:28 the it's it's so easy this Tech this
2:24:31 technology is so [ __ ] sexy and it's
2:24:34 so [ __ ]
2:24:36 powerful that it's really easy to fall
2:24:39 into the Trap of thinking that the
2:24:42 technology is the strategy it's not
2:24:44 these are just tools these
2:24:51 these are just tools right just like
2:24:53 photoshop's a tool just like Microsoft
2:24:57 Word is a tool just like slack as a
2:25:01 tool these are
2:25:03 tools it's it's up it's up to us to
2:25:05 figure out what to do with them and so I
2:25:09 hope and please keep me honest like if I
2:25:12 if I go too far One Direction or the
2:25:14 other what I try to do is
2:25:16 balance these are really exciting and
2:25:18 you should be excited about this and but
2:25:20 you should use your [ __ ]
2:25:23 brain don't get seduced into thinking
2:25:26 that these solve everything they don't
2:25:28 Silver Fox thank you what is that a cute
2:25:31 oh it's a cute little heart it's a cute
2:25:33 little heart that was
2:25:35 cute
2:25:37 um these things are going to cause more
2:25:39 problems than they solve they
2:25:42 hallucinate they lie they forget [ __ ]
2:25:46 they can't remember from from one
2:25:47 conversation to the other
2:25:50 um and yet they're the most powerful
2:25:53 tool ever put in the hands of mere
2:25:56 mortals so they're both so that's I try
2:26:00 to make the channel both just clippy is
2:26:02 a real tool
2:26:05 exactly what if clippy didn't suck what
2:26:08 if Siri was
2:26:12 competent what if you could have a
2:26:14 philosophical conversation with Alexa
2:26:16 well Amazon's launching that in a month
2:26:19 or two
2:26:20 so just like you had like like what
2:26:23 what's Wild is you know the road trip
2:26:26 that that was done with with cha and
2:26:31 piie that's going to be common like a
2:26:35 common experience a year from now was so
2:26:39 I was talking with Alexa last
2:26:42 night retr punk AI isn't a job it's a
2:26:45 tool correct exactly
2:26:48 and it's not a strategy it's a tool it's
2:26:50 a
2:26:51 tactic it just happens to be one of the
2:26:54 most powerful tactics ever in the
2:26:56 history of
2:26:58 humanity so that makes it a bit
2:27:00 different it's it's a profound tactic
2:27:03 but it's a tactic it's a
2:27:06 tool how are you going to use the tool
2:27:08 well first learn what the tool is learn
2:27:10 how to use it learn what it's good for
2:27:14 learn what it's bad at learn where its
2:27:15 boundaries are
2:27:19 where do you add value to this thing you
2:27:22 know one of the things that I'm seeing
2:27:23 really
2:27:24 consistently and this is something that
2:27:26 I I'm going to figure out a way to get
2:27:28 this in the workshop but I think this
2:27:30 this something I just want to get in
2:27:35 is I'm consistently seeing
2:27:40 people
2:27:44 um diminish their own value
2:27:47 in the face of these
2:27:50 tools and and and what I mean by that is
2:27:54 you know I'll hear someone oh I've been
2:27:55 playing with chat GPT and and they're
2:27:57 telling me all the stuff they're doing
2:27:58 with chat GPT and they're like you know
2:28:01 but but I'm just a Salesman and I and I
2:28:04 I don't know much and I'm and they put
2:28:06 themselves down and and they they like
2:28:08 it's kind of like these tools are up
2:28:09 here and they're like but I don't really
2:28:11 have any contribution and I'm seeing
2:28:13 this I'm seeing this
2:28:15 consistently and one of the things that
2:28:17 I've learned in the
2:28:18 salon
2:28:23 is when people share and this is another
2:28:26 reason that I'm passionate about people
2:28:27 sharing what they're learning like share
2:28:29 what you're learning cuz I've seen this
2:28:32 happen now like numerous times enough
2:28:34 times that it's a
2:28:36 thing that I've talked to people before
2:28:38 they were going to present something at
2:28:40 the salon and they're like well I just
2:28:41 know this little piece of AI and I'm not
2:28:43 really an expert and like I don't really
2:28:46 like I I don't don't I don't really know
2:28:48 if I want to and it's like everything
2:28:49 I'm going to share is like completely
2:28:52 obvious it's completely obvious to
2:28:55 them and what they've done is completely
2:29:00 discounted their value as a human for
2:29:03 having the point of view that they have
2:29:05 and what I'm finding is that human point
2:29:08 of view is actually the most important
2:29:10 thing the tool is secondary to it and so
2:29:14 what I see regularly at the salon is
2:29:16 someone will present something they
2:29:18 think is obvious and
2:29:20 valueless and other people in the salon
2:29:22 are like oh my God that's so [ __ ]
2:29:24 mind-blowing I never thought about it
2:29:25 like
2:29:27 that that's the stage we're at in this
2:29:31 industry
2:29:32 is your teeny tiny contribution that you
2:29:36 will think is of little to no value will
2:29:39 be an absolute [ __ ] Revelation to
2:29:42 someone else because of how you thought
2:29:44 about prompting or how you used the
2:29:47 image generating tool or how you
2:29:48 combined two different things together
2:29:51 to to solve this problem they'll look at
2:29:54 that solution and go I never would have
2:29:56 thought of that but that lets me solve
2:29:57 this
2:29:58 problem so what I would encourage you to
2:30:01 do is do
2:30:04 not let yourself fall into that trap
2:30:07 that what you've learned over the years
2:30:09 is not of value it
2:30:11 is and then that combined with these
2:30:15 tools will be something that while it
2:30:19 might seem obvious to you is going to be
2:30:21 really valuable to someone else so
2:30:23 that's why I'm really digging tonight I
2:30:24 just feel like people are sharing stuff
2:30:26 that's in that vein where it's like you
2:30:28 know I came at this a particular way and
2:30:31 look at this thing that happened and I
2:30:33 don't know I just really dig it Gustavo
2:30:35 fi is so smart it should be
2:30:37 automatically seamless and user friendly
2:30:38 it'll get there so so Gustavo listen I
2:30:42 agree with you but this is the stage
2:30:45 we're at
2:30:49 that one that one where is
2:30:54 it that's the stage we're at with this
2:30:57 Genera AI stuff all of these tools are
2:31:00 janky pieces of
2:31:02 [ __ ] so they're not intuitive and
2:31:04 they're not
2:31:05 smooth but I'll tell you what they're a
2:31:07 hell of a lot more intuitive than the
2:31:09 shitty interface of
2:31:11 Salesforce if I can just go in and say
2:31:14 add this into Salesforce and it figures
2:31:16 out what's a record and what's an
2:31:18 account and what's an opportunity and
2:31:19 what's in our Pipeline and what's out of
2:31:22 our Pipeline and is their address
2:31:24 actually [ __ ] correct that [ __ ] that
2:31:26 takes you an hour to put into Salesforce
2:31:28 if I can just say stick this
2:31:30 conversation in Salesforce and it'll
2:31:32 figure out all the rest then we all
2:31:37 win yeah Clint Clint says it here to
2:31:41 Gustavo these tools are only as good as
2:31:43 their programms right remember GPS in
2:31:45 the probably 90s in the beginning yeah
2:31:48 exactly the tools right right now are
2:31:51 just are just a
2:31:53 mess not because the programmers are bad
2:31:56 it's just because we're early and the
2:31:58 and these Engineers are getting a hold
2:32:00 of these models and they're going oh my
2:32:02 God you know what I can make with this
2:32:03 and they quickly put something together
2:32:05 and they stick it out in the world and
2:32:06 then the world loses their [ __ ] mind
2:32:08 and they're like why doesn't this tool
2:32:10 do all these other things I wanted to do
2:32:12 because it was just [ __ ] invented be
2:32:15 patient Jim Ross I use chat GPD to
2:32:18 create a compelling email that landed 10
2:32:23 sponsors to an upcoming event in two
2:32:26 days so Jim Jim is [ __ ] awesome Jim
2:32:30 Jim's in the in the storage business
2:32:32 right a non-obvious place where AI
2:32:36 Innovation you you wouldn't think on the
2:32:38 surface and Jim's killing it I I met Jim
2:32:42 at one of my AI office hours and I said
2:32:45 to Jim
2:32:47 he he goes I'm in the storage business
2:32:49 oh that's cool I'm like how long you
2:32:50 been using Chachi BT and he goes well
2:32:52 since last November well that's when it
2:32:54 [ __ ] came out November 30th so Jim's
2:32:57 been on it from day one and he's looking
2:33:01 at his business which you know it's
2:33:04 computer mediated right how you manage
2:33:06 storage places and all of the facilities
2:33:10 and billing and just all that sort of
2:33:11 crap there's all computers there but
2:33:14 he's he's looking at this thing and
2:33:15 saying how can I use use these tools to
2:33:17 help me do what I do so he just had an
2:33:19 event and booked you know chat GPT wrote
2:33:22 the emails he booked 10 sponsors for
2:33:24 this event [ __ ] rock
2:33:27 on that's
2:33:28 it that's you can make
2:33:32 money not about chat gbt it's about he
2:33:36 had the idea to put together the event
2:33:39 he know he needed sponsors he used chat
2:33:41 GPT to help him more efficiently write
2:33:44 the letters to get the sponsors which
2:33:46 you
2:33:47 did [ __ ] far
2:33:51 out start with the problem solve it with
2:33:54 these tools don't start with these tools
2:33:57 and search for a
2:34:00 problem that's San Francisco's old VC
2:34:05 model I I had a I had an investor here
2:34:08 in Denver we got our first client at
2:34:11 storyvine was IBM a fortune 10
2:34:14 company and we turned a 9 ,000 pilot
2:34:17 into a $100,000 annual contract before
2:34:20 we had any
2:34:22 technology and and one of the investors
2:34:24 here said I'd rather that you had 10,000
2:34:28 customers than a dollar in
2:34:30 revenue and I was
2:34:33 like are you [ __ ] kidding me and it's
2:34:37 just it doesn't fit their model their
2:34:38 model is you know just go invent [ __ ]
2:34:42 put it out in the world see if you can
2:34:43 get thousands of people using it and
2:34:45 then at some point we we'll figure out a
2:34:47 business model for it we'll just keep
2:34:48 throwing money at it until we figure out
2:34:50 a business
2:34:52 model so it's just it's not where I am
2:34:55 philosophically in business I want to
2:34:57 know that I'm putting something of value
2:34:58 in the world and how you do that is you
2:35:00 solve a [ __ ] problem and then you use
2:35:01 these tools to do
2:35:03 it let's get the let's get ally up I
2:35:07 like Ally this is Ally the AI learning
2:35:09 lab ain't she cute ain't she
2:35:13 cute I've used chat GPT to build out a
2:35:15 lesson plan on AI very cool let's talk
2:35:18 with t Talent with Tia very cool yeah
2:35:21 like everything everything everything
2:35:24 you do this is I'll tell you what Tia
2:35:27 one of the
2:35:30 um one of the mental gears I had to
2:35:35 shift was like like that's that's a
2:35:38 that's a really good example of it
2:35:41 where I'm sure you know how to make a
2:35:44 lesson plan if you've made lesson plans
2:35:45 before if if you're asking it to make
2:35:47 lesson plans you know how to make lesson
2:35:49 plans
2:35:50 right there's a gear that you have to
2:35:52 shift with this stuff where if someone
2:35:54 says hey it's time to make a lesson
2:35:58 plan my instinct historically has been
2:36:01 okay I got to think about the lesson
2:36:02 plan and I'm like okay I'm going to
2:36:04 write an outline and I start doing the
2:36:06 mental problem solving right and I
2:36:07 figure out okay what am I going to write
2:36:08 down am I going to use a whiteboard am I
2:36:10 I start doing all this sort of mental
2:36:13 gymnastics to figure out where making a
2:36:15 lesson plan's going to go in my life
2:36:17 right and the discipline now is to go I
2:36:20 need to make a lesson plan and those
2:36:22 gears start turning and it's just if
2:36:24 you've been doing it for you know if
2:36:26 you've been on the planet more than a
2:36:28 decade your brain [ __ ] does what it
2:36:30 does and so what I've had to do is
2:36:32 actually stop that thought process and
2:36:34 go no stop pause time out can this be
2:36:38 done with AI and and the AI native
2:36:41 mentality would be this can be done with
2:36:44 AI and so you go can this done be be
2:36:46 done with AI and then you go oh yeah let
2:36:48 me go try that and then you pop it into
2:36:49 chat GPT or whichever tool you you've
2:36:52 decided to use and you see if you can do
2:36:54 it and and you know nine times out of 10
2:36:57 it'll get you like to 80% like that and
2:36:59 it's just it's a [ __ ] Revelation
2:37:01 because you're like oh my God that would
2:37:02 have taken me two hours and now I can
2:37:05 spend that two hours fine-tuning the
2:37:07 lesson plan or coming up with new ideas
2:37:11 or maybe I say hey th this gave me the
2:37:13 lesson plan how I've always done it chat
2:37:15 GPT can you give me five new innovative
2:37:18 ideas that might shake things up sure
2:37:20 here they are
2:37:21 boom so just just wild so congrats
2:37:25 that's really
2:37:28 awesome all right let's see what have we
2:37:30 got here fantastic Bob tell him what is
2:37:34 one you want a new
2:37:35 car I use chat GPD to write my entire
2:37:38 business plan and only needed to make a
2:37:40 few edits yep exactly Robert Rossy thank
2:37:43 you for the little dyo little Dino that
2:37:45 Dino looks so cute look like little
2:37:48 Gummy Kyle's a AI learning lab daily
2:37:55 dues there's lots going on in the salon
2:37:57 that's cool I'm glad I'm glad people are
2:37:59 joining that's cool
2:38:02 um chat GPT with vision is being tested
2:38:05 not in the AI learning lab it's not cuz
2:38:07 Sam Alman is jealous of me and won't
2:38:09 give me access to it so we're going to
2:38:13 I'm going to keep saying that until
2:38:15 someone's like I know Sam do you want me
2:38:17 to call
2:38:22 him you know Sam's a buddy of mine you
2:38:25 can just call him
2:38:27 up we I'll I'll tell you what if if Sam
2:38:30 shows up for the AI learning lab I I'll
2:38:32 just I'll bring him up we'll have a
2:38:33 conversation right here we'll just talk
2:38:35 about it right here I'll be like Sam hey
2:38:38 let me Demo let me Demo how cool yeah
2:38:41 that's tough tougher when you're stupid
2:38:44 um hey Sam look let me let me show
2:38:47 people your new uh gp4 features oh I
2:38:50 can't because you didn't give them to me
2:38:52 you dumb
2:38:54 dumb Sam will be like hang on all right
2:39:00 reload that would be a good that'd be a
2:39:03 good
2:39:06 episode oh honestly talking to chat GPT
2:39:09 avoids SMU smoks and egos of real people
2:39:11 sorry not sorry you know Abbott skinny
2:39:14 I'm I am I am loving your contributions
2:39:17 tonight
2:39:20 um I think chat GPT is going to make us
2:39:24 better people because of exactly
2:39:27 that cat GPT doesn't treat you like a
2:39:30 schmuck you know like you you're you're
2:39:32 in business and you know like Bob's got
2:39:35 an ego and Sally's neurotic and you know
2:39:38 and it just like everyone's got some
2:39:41 [ __ ] stick and you got to like
2:39:42 navigate the personalities and the
2:39:45 politics and all that stuff and when you
2:39:48 ask chat GPT to do something it it's
2:39:50 like you know the yellow lab like all
2:39:52 right I'm glad you're here let me help
2:39:55 can I can I help you with that oh you
2:39:57 want some ideas here's 20 of them oh
2:39:59 that's good oh you don't like those oh
2:40:01 sorry about that here's 20 more no one's
2:40:04 like
2:40:05 that it's like and it's like like the
2:40:09 the the the weird thing is I find I find
2:40:14 myself shifting
2:40:17 to have a better attitude because you
2:40:20 know I'm a little cranky I got the I got
2:40:23 the Gen X
2:40:25 Edge we were locked out of the house all
2:40:29 day and so like I kind of default to
2:40:32 that but you don't need to treat other
2:40:34 people like that and and Cat just kind
2:40:36 of reminds me like you know it's okay to
2:40:41 be neutral and just you know yep I can
2:40:46 do that yep I can do that people are
2:40:49 mean chat GPT is not why should I small
2:40:52 talk at all yeah
2:40:53 exactly
2:40:57 exactly and and and when the I
2:41:00 mean what's fascinating to me is the the
2:41:05 fact that we went through the coid
2:41:07 lockdown and then this stuff showed up
2:41:10 is is really interesting timing
2:41:14 because what the coid lockdown did
2:41:18 was teach us how to interact with remote
2:41:23 employees daily like what's it like to
2:41:26 interact with a remote employee daily
2:41:28 and there's there's a bunch of stuff
2:41:30 like there's a bunch of stuff that I
2:41:32 feel has been lost out of our company
2:41:35 because of that
2:41:37 but it's it's a way to do business
2:41:42 right so when the when the distinction
2:41:46 between interacting with a human that's
2:41:48 part of your company but
2:41:50 remote and one of these tools that's
2:41:53 part of your company but remote when
2:41:56 that distinction becomes less obvious
2:42:00 where interacting with the virtual agent
2:42:04 is is just a much more pleasant and
2:42:06 competent experience than interacting
2:42:08 with the human well I'll I'll opt for
2:42:10 interacting with the agent more and more
2:42:13 and more I and I think I think that's
2:42:15 coming I think that's
2:42:17 what you
2:42:19 know what's being talked about here
2:42:21 which is which is really
2:42:24 cool all right let's see you need the
2:42:28 encyclopedia of AI tools they exist uh
2:42:31 future
2:42:35 pedia.com is another one of
2:42:38 them these are good messes to be dealing
2:42:40 with right now old messes get cleaned up
2:42:43 goal posts move new messes crop up yep y
2:42:48 exactly um that was a cool I just saw a
2:42:51 cool post about someone being a sculptor
2:42:54 when I berate open AI chat GPT I feel
2:42:56 like a janky piece of
2:42:58 [ __ ] well when I berate Bing it tells it
2:43:02 tells me I'm a bad person and hangs up
2:43:04 on me so at least chat GPT doesn't do
2:43:07 that
2:43:09 yet oh
2:43:13 man all right I worked Tech job in 2018
2:43:17 where The Cutting Edge of AI was email
2:43:19 sentiment analysis it was messy yep
2:43:25 and all of the sort of pre 2021 before
2:43:30 before
2:43:32 gpt3 a lot of the AI stuff were these
2:43:35 expert systems that were not necessarily
2:43:38 great at stuff this the generative AI
2:43:41 stuff is like sentiment analysis with
2:43:44 this stuff is amazing like transcription
2:43:48 translation all that sort of stuff right
2:43:50 now is just it's just on another level
2:43:53 from the the stuff even you know five
2:43:55 years ago my understanding is that can
2:43:58 write its own programs yeah Gustavo in
2:44:01 fact um go play with if you pay for chat
2:44:05 gp4 go play with the tool called
2:44:07 Advanced Data analysis you can upload a
2:44:10 CSV to it and it will write its own
2:44:13 python code and analyze that CSV and
2:44:16 like make charts and graphs it's
2:44:17 remarkable and you can watch it write
2:44:19 its own
2:44:20 code um all right it's 10:30 here I got
2:44:23 to go to bed soon it's get it's getting
2:44:26 late here in the lab but we're having a
2:44:27 good conversation you know I it's very
2:44:29 good conversation been fantastic I
2:44:32 haven't done a lot of voices tonight but
2:44:34 here's
2:44:35 one all right I felt icky when that
2:44:39 person in your Friday meeting brought
2:44:41 pie to a
2:44:43 party oh and Pal's
2:44:46 Pals were violating
2:44:50 her well it's funny like we joked about
2:44:53 Siri getting jealous of Bing and then
2:44:56 Bing getting defensive because I said
2:44:57 her photos were shitty and then yeah
2:44:59 someone Friday
2:45:02 said they brought pie to a party and the
2:45:05 partygoers were like doing really nasty
2:45:08 things to pie cuno Fel feeling bad for
2:45:12 the robot and I you know I feel like we
2:45:17 we already anthropomorphize a lot right
2:45:19 we
2:45:21 anthropomorphize our animals and and and
2:45:24 we kind of humanize lots and things in
2:45:25 our lives and these tools are very they
2:45:29 they're acting increasingly like a
2:45:33 partner of some form of ours and yeah I
2:45:36 think I think we're going to get I think
2:45:39 we're going to start getting defensive
2:45:41 and protective of of our
2:45:44 Bots
2:45:47 oh
2:45:49 man uh as a sculptor I'm very curious
2:45:52 how it will pan out for my medium so
2:45:54 Joey Boy I mean have you let me just
2:45:58 jump over to Mid Journey for a second
2:46:00 have you played with mid journey and and
2:46:03 had it make a sculpture let me let me
2:46:04 just try something here um I don't know
2:46:06 what kind of sculptor you are but let's
2:46:08 just
2:46:09 try imagine so I'm going to I'm going to
2:46:11 show two different things here we're
2:46:12 going to we're going to make a prompt in
2:46:16 mid Jour we're going to make an image in
2:46:18 mid journey of some sculpture but I'm
2:46:20 going to go
2:46:22 to po.com
2:46:25 and I'm going to show you a cool way
2:46:27 recently and for no reason at all I
2:46:30 asked mint Mobile's thanks there Ryan
2:46:32 could you shut up thanks yeah yeah Ryan
2:46:37 we're going to need you to go on ahead
2:46:38 and come on in on Saturday yeah oh oh
2:46:42 and one more thing um where's that going
2:46:46 um Po po.com and then we're going to go
2:46:51 to the Bots and the Fami the the so so
2:46:55 Bots are I showed one earlier of
2:46:58 Shakespeare that I made but someone made
2:47:00 this mid Journey bot so I'm going to
2:47:03 say
2:47:06 um um make a
2:47:10 modern uh uh
2:47:14 sculpture
2:47:17 of
2:47:19 marble on a
2:47:22 wooden
2:47:24 base
2:47:27 um in a yard of other
2:47:33 [Music]
2:47:35 sculptures all right so a color photo of
2:47:37 a modern sculpture of marble on a wooden
2:47:41 base and a yard of other sculptures a
2:47:43 sleep Sleek abstract form with
2:47:46 sharp angular edges and smooth polished
2:47:49 surfaces capturing the essence of
2:47:51 movement Frozen in Time the play of
2:47:53 light and Shadow okay wow this is long
2:47:57 but screw it let's try it so I'm just
2:48:00 going to copy this whole thing this
2:48:01 whole
2:48:03 prompt and we're going to pop over
2:48:06 to um Mid journey and I'm going to do 16
2:48:11 by9 we'll do a
2:48:13 landscape thing and we're going to just
2:48:16 pop that in there let's see did it boot
2:48:18 it out because it was too long no looks
2:48:20 like it's doing it
2:48:23 so so if I were if I were doing this for
2:48:26 real um I would obviously put some sort
2:48:29 of idea in there like you know I want to
2:48:31 capture the essence of whatever it does
2:48:33 you know you're a sculptor you're an
2:48:35 artist you know what you do so this is a
2:48:37 relatively generic thing but I I went
2:48:39 into that tool for um Mid journey and it
2:48:44 knows a lot of the rules TOS of how to
2:48:46 write a mid Journey prompt and so so
2:48:50 what what we're watching now is we're
2:48:52 watching mid Journey kind of generate
2:48:54 this image and if if you don't know how
2:48:56 these diffusion models work they start
2:48:58 as a as a very um kind of generic blurry
2:49:02 noisy image and then they Denise them
2:49:04 over a series of steps so that's why it
2:49:07 goes from blurry to less
2:49:08 blurry um that prompt would be too long
2:49:11 for Bing yeah bing bing absolutely
2:49:12 truncates prompts um I wouldn't say
2:49:15 these are great sculptures but um one of
2:49:18 the things you can do here is you can
2:49:20 say okay I kind of like one I can I can
2:49:22 hit V1 which is going to give me
2:49:24 variations of one and then I
2:49:28 think I think two is better but let's do
2:49:30 variations of four because it might be
2:49:32 interesting if we do
2:49:34 variations so
2:49:38 now so now we're going to get you know
2:49:43 one and four as starting points and it's
2:49:45 going to going to do variations of
2:49:47 them the the reason I'm showing this is
2:49:50 what what's your name again Joey Boy is
2:49:55 um I think that artists using these
2:49:58 tools as visualizing tools or you know
2:50:02 we will in very short order there's a
2:50:05 lot of projects right now where you can
2:50:07 take these kind of things and turn them
2:50:09 into 3D models right so you could
2:50:11 visualize it using a 3D printer you
2:50:14 could just use these as inspiration to
2:50:16 to you know sculpt something in some
2:50:19 other
2:50:20 way um that one's kind of cool actually
2:50:22 those are all kind of neat oh these are
2:50:24 better I like these um I don't know
2:50:28 doesn't really matter let's
2:50:30 grab I think two so these go one two
2:50:34 three four so I'm going to upscale
2:50:41 two and then I'm going to do something
2:50:43 cool here so there's there's our zoom in
2:50:44 of our sculpture right so there's our
2:50:46 cool sculpture and now I'm going to do
2:50:50 um let me do
2:50:52 a zoom out 2X and now it's going to it's
2:50:58 going to back us out and sort of give us
2:51:00 more of the surroundings where this will
2:51:01 be off in the distance a bit Kyle check
2:51:05 out
2:51:05 Luma all right what's
2:51:11 Luma Luma AI sounds
2:51:17 familiar photo realistic 3D assets oh
2:51:20 cool in minutes at scale
2:51:23 cool can I upload a 2D image and will it
2:51:26 pull the 3D image out of
2:51:30 it uh oh looks like I'm
2:51:34 having I'm having Microsoft cache
2:51:40 issues yeah this is this is
2:51:44 wait
2:51:50 oh Microsoft Edge your memory leaks are
2:51:56 showing oh Microsoft Edge you've got a
2:51:58 run in your
2:52:02 hose that was pretty bad where's my upsc
2:52:07 where's my zoom out why did I not get a
2:52:10 zoom out or is that the zoom out
2:52:13 no oh these are the zoom outs I see okay
2:52:18 anyway yeah
2:52:20 so but anyway I I think that idea of of
2:52:24 you know artists using these tools as
2:52:27 visualizing tools for stuff that they
2:52:29 can do I think I think it's going to
2:52:31 lead to a really exciting
2:52:33 era in in
2:52:39 art does the dark web get more advanced
2:52:42 AI have you checked I haven't I never
2:52:44 really [ __ ] around with the dark web
2:52:46 in uh any in non AI but yeah absolutely
2:52:52 go check out worm GPT
2:52:56 Austin worm GPT is uh $100 a month which
2:53:01 seems pricey but it's an autonomous
2:53:04 agent based on an open source powerful
2:53:08 large language model designed for
2:53:10 hackers to be able to just go off and do
2:53:13 hacking activities
2:53:15 worm
2:53:17 GPT now you don't need to know what
2:53:19 you're doing to break into the
2:53:24 NSA yeah it's crazy it's crazy
2:53:27 times all right it gives us Foundation
2:53:33 sculpture all right everyone listen it's
2:53:35 getting late here there's a lot of folks
2:53:37 here I really do appreciate you being
2:53:39 here how do I get an account for Mid
2:53:40 Journey go to Mid journey.com
2:53:42 it's so so
2:53:45 all right uh dayod so I would do two
2:53:49 things if I were you if you're if you're
2:53:51 just getting started with this stuff
2:53:53 just go to chat or just go to
2:53:56 bing.com
2:53:58 um create here let me let me let me pull
2:54:02 something up
2:54:09 here so the first thing I would do is I
2:54:12 would go to bing.com create that's Dolly
2:54:15 3 you can start creating images here
2:54:18 right now without any [ __ ] you just
2:54:20 put in a prompt and it'll start
2:54:21 generating images and it's free and I
2:54:23 think they're giving 99 credits right
2:54:25 now this is Dolly 3 it's really good mid
2:54:29 Journey you go to midj journey.com and
2:54:31 then when you when you get there it's
2:54:34 well I'll show it to
2:54:36 you this this is just this is just
2:54:40 the this is interface and workflow
2:54:44 leftover from the nft
2:54:46 Bros which the mid Journey CEO kind of
2:54:50 has an nft bro kind of vibe so so you
2:54:52 get to this site and then how you join
2:54:55 mid journey is you click this little
2:54:57 thing down here that says join the beta
2:54:59 and when you do that it [ __ ] jumps
2:55:02 you over to Discord which is
2:55:05 completely discombobulating if you don't
2:55:08 know this is going to happen you don't
2:55:10 know what the [ __ ] happening so now
2:55:11 you're in Discord you're not on the web
2:55:13 anymore well you are but you're in
2:55:15 Discord um and then you're in the mid
2:55:18 Journey Channel and then you got to join
2:55:21 the channel and you got to make a
2:55:22 Discord account you got to learn Discord
2:55:24 and then within Discord you got these
2:55:26 channels to make [ __ ] um the other way
2:55:28 you can do it is join the AI Salon um
2:55:31 which you can get
2:55:34 to by going
2:55:38 here and there's a link to join the AI
2:55:41 Salon Discord and then you can with
2:55:44 within there you can use mid journey
2:55:46 within there and I think you can just
2:55:47 make an account um right within our
2:55:50 within our thing it might jump you over
2:55:52 to the Discord Channel but but anyway um
2:55:55 that's what was happening for me I was
2:55:57 so confused yeah exactly so so the the
2:56:01 problem with mid journey is if if if you
2:56:04 weren't a gamer before or if you weren't
2:56:06 a crypto bro um or doet then then it's
2:56:11 confusing as [ __ ] and the fact that that
2:56:15 mid Journey has
2:56:17 not made themselves a [ __ ] website at
2:56:20 this point where you the fact that you
2:56:22 have to type in command lines to make
2:56:24 images right now is the most asinine
2:56:26 thing I've ever seen in my
2:56:29 life Discord was originally for gamers I
2:56:33 know and so you know now we're trying to
2:56:36 get regular people to get into crypto
2:56:39 and
2:56:40 nfts and then they would go into these
2:56:42 communities and the crypto Bros would
2:56:44 would just bash the [ __ ] out of the
2:56:46 clueless
2:56:47 newbies and so the same shit's happening
2:56:50 with some of this AI stuff and it's it's
2:56:52 for the it's for the birds anyway listen
2:56:56 I got to get going it's late here I know
2:56:58 it's very late where some of you are so
2:57:01 I appreciate you I appreciate you all
2:57:03 hanging out let's do a little uh little
2:57:06 Romper Room here I see theonas and let's
2:57:11 talk talenta thank you for sharing what
2:57:13 you learned Johnny's 24 honey I love
2:57:16 that name that's a 10 out of 10 name why
2:57:19 not use Chrome um so Johnny I don't use
2:57:22 Chrome because um Bing had all the AI
2:57:26 [ __ ] in it and I just I switched my
2:57:28 default search engine and my default
2:57:30 browser back in November when all this
2:57:33 [ __ ] came out and so so uh I may switch
2:57:38 back it's just got all the AI ship built
2:57:41 into it I I just kind of wanted to show
2:57:43 a little loyalty for a company I used to
2:57:45 bash on all the time um Irregulars and
2:57:49 mods present Turtles thank you Clint
2:57:52 let's see Joker Nancy you're back thank
2:57:55 you for hanging out um let's see who
2:57:57 else we got here we got Abbott skinny
2:58:01 you contributed a lot tonight thank you
2:58:02 very much for that lunar stick good to
2:58:04 see you Tobias good to see you Emilio's
2:58:07 wife Bigfoot Electro thank you for all
2:58:09 you um you shared very very generously
2:58:12 tonight I appreciate that a lot cam
2:58:15 katkin best name in the history of the
2:58:17 planet love Cam katkin Ron thank you for
2:58:20 the for the ice cream cone all right
2:58:23 everybody Joker good to see you Abbott
2:58:25 skinny peace thank you very much for the
2:58:28 uh the hearts and the things and the all
2:58:31 that stuff I really appreciate it um
2:58:34 I'll see you tomorrow night and uh and
2:58:37 yeah got the workshop coming up
2:58:38 Wednesday so peace out everybody
2:58:41 appreciate your
2:58:42 support