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

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1. 0:29ch hello hello hello hello Dr J what's happening what's shaking howdy I got I got the neighbors fighting
2. 0:45the neighbors are fighting right now uh uh uhuh they're loudy doesn't sound good let's see if if full chat GPT gave
3. 1:01me my special privileges yet I don't think so nope nothing I got nothing honey nothing not only am I unqualified I
4. 1:13don't have access to the cool stuff yet it's very sad very sad people very very sad Ted looks at life what's happening
5. 1:24look I got some uh I put in a bunch of images that the Irregulars made over the past couple of days you had some in there Ted I'm
6. 1:34pretty sure that's that was from who's that one I forget that's a cool one that might have been yours
7. 1:50Ted look at that the Matrix La Matrix we took the red pill [Music]
8. 2:06welcome everybody my name is Kyle Shannon this here is the AI learning lab we talk about AI stuff in here we have
9. 2:13fun we make silly jokes well I make silly jokes no everybody the Irregulars make silly jokes so the Irregulars are
10. 2:20the people that show up regularly hence the name and and their disposition and uh they're pensioned to
11. 2:28be a little neuros spicy like like your uh your host so so uh so if you have questions about AI pop them in the comments below
12. 2:39I'll also go through some if you're if you're just new to this stuff and you're like where do I start Kyle what do I do
13. 2:44what do I do you know I was flowing through Tik Tok I was just scrolling and scrolling and scrolling and I came ac
14. 2:51across someone and they said you can make money with ch P so I was just wondering can you can you make money
15. 2:58with cha p oh I see the gold is glowing upon your face you must be able to make money with it so we can talk about that
16. 3:07I'm not going to give you the answer you want to hear on that but you know you know the answer to all of the
17. 3:14how do I make easy money is work hard then you'll get easy money did somebody say neuros spicy lunar stick so there's there's an image
18. 3:25you made lunatick that was in the uh the Discord the salon discords Show and Tell Channel I love that one it's very
19. 3:33Mayan you must have said something Mayan cuz that little face right there is very Mayan pretty cool anyway all right let's see explain
20. 3:43how Transformers work I don't know how they work I just know what they do what they do is they make it possible to
21. 3:50point these machine learning models at massive data sets and the more data you throw at them and the more compute that
22. 3:57you throw at them um the better the models get and I don't know their relationship to all of what these things do but it's you know
23. 4:10basically what you're doing is you're taking lots of data lots of documents and you're turning it into um mathematical vectors in Thousand
24. 4:20dimensional Vector space and uh each one of those vectors points to a word in the case of a large line language model and then when you
25. 4:31type in a prompt there's some mathematical probability that says somewhere in that Vector space is the
26. 4:37word that's got the highest probability of being the next right word and then it goes and sees that point in space and
27. 4:43sees what word it's connected to and sends that into your browser so it's it's actually quite remarkable that
28. 4:49these things do what they do cuz they're basically just gor glorified calculators like whoever figured out the math for
29. 4:55this [ __ ] is they should be Nobel priz in that [ __ ] cuz it's remarkable um yeah the paper was written
30. 5:03in um 2017 it's called attention is all you need it talks about attention um basically sort of paying attention to
31. 5:11the I think what's been said and what's coming or something like that I don't know I don't know enough about the math I'm not a math
32. 5:18guy uh but but happy to happy to feeli any questions I can I'm happy to talk about how the how the large language
33. 5:25models work how diffusion models work what you can do in your business what you should be doing if you're an artist
34. 5:31or whatever pop in comments and I will do my best to answer them um generally what we do here we'll get started let me
35. 5:40let me do a little level setting and flip on over to this document so this document
36. 5:56is is how to get started with this stuff so the first little uh little table here we we call it the adults table these are
37. 6:07the these are the big three I'm I'm I'm going to swap something out here in real time I think [Music]
38. 6:22yeah copy I shouldn't get rid of Bard maybe what I'll do is add a we're going to we're going to call an audible here we're
39. 6:37going to we're going to add a new the adult table's going to get five things oops copy go here go here here
40. 6:56no go here I'll be right with you you all carry on you can go ahead make fun of me you can troll me I think my hair is okay I'm not
41. 7:10really you can't really make fun of my hair tonight at least I got [ __ ] hair you know you know what I'm saying and
42. 7:15then uh and I'll get started here it's going to be so good it's going to be so worth the wait you don't even know how
43. 7:19good it's going to be it's going to be awesome the Irregulars know how awesome it is it's so awesome they come night
44. 7:25after night after night some people go to sleep to my dlid tones is dlid the right word there okay yeah yeah this is what we're doing we're
45. 7:39changing up the adult table we're going to get rid of this row here we're delete that row boom that's the Kids Table kids table just shrunk
46. 7:51adults table just got bigger okay so here's here's the deal the the hell is he talking about Martha listen I I was
47. 7:59on a Tik Tok the other night and there was this there was this older man on there he seemed old I think he was
48. 8:04pretty old he seemed old he didn't seem like he should be on Tik Tok that's for damn sure anyway uh he he was I don't
49. 8:10know what he was talking about about this AI stuff and we're okay we Okay we okay can you hear me can Marge is this
50. 8:19Tik Tock thing working is it is the Tik Tock working um back online okay finally you're back I'm back must be cold and
51. 8:31Denver you keep freezing up oh God I wonder if I should restart the rout rou um where would you park and optimize
52. 8:42your hypothetical millions in the AI space um in my hypothetic in my hypothetical AI Bank I'd put them all in
53. 8:50worldcoin and connect them to my anonimous world ID verified at the orb that's where I keep my Millions Sam alman's going to get all my
54. 9:06money I'm hoping he gives me some money so anyway okay if you haven't played with chat GPT before just go there right
55. 9:14now chat GPT is a good one Bard claims that what they're coming out with sometime here shortly this thing called
56. 9:21Gemini is supposed to be many times more powerful than than gp4 I will believe it when I see it but hey they're Google
57. 9:29they got brains and they got money so it's very possible and they invented the Transformer Claude is a competitor to uh
58. 9:37open Ai and a bunch of exop aai employees and they just got $4 billion from Amazon so so they are here to stay
59. 9:45and it's a very good service and Bing I put back on the list because Bing gave us early access to Dolly 3 so all these
60. 9:57images are Dolly 3 images which can do text really well so so for a while here we were just playing with
61. 10:05um we were just playing with ideogram which was the first thing that could do text and now Dolly 3 is available on
62. 10:13Bing so Bing just got an upgrade now the challenge with Bing is Bing's got really weird really weird um safety guard rails
63. 10:23and so it it can make it unusable so just know that that's the little asterisk there by by Bing it can be
64. 10:31weird Okay so that's that the kids table these are other ones worth playing with pi. a particularly their IOS app it's
65. 10:42from a company called inflection their IOS app we call it chatty GPT you can put it into talk mode which if you have
66. 10:49access to it you can also now do with the chat GPT official app from open AI put it into talk mode and you can just
67. 10:55start talking to a large language model Pi's connected to the internet so it's it's really really interesting to to
68. 11:02talk to one of these things just ask it questions ask it about local events ask it about Taylor what time is
69. 11:09Taylor's game tonight have you SE have you seen that Meme all these women on Tik Tok are asking Alexa what time's
70. 11:16Taylor's game and it says the the Jets and and Chiefs game is at 7:30 tonight so so Alexa Alexa F figured some [ __ ]
71. 11:25out about what's going on in the world of the NFL it's no longer the men don't control it anymore um uh perplexity doai is also
72. 11:37worth exploring labs. perplexity lets you play with meta's models for free um and then po.com uh just got connection
73. 11:45to the internet and um and it's it's got some interesting uh tools that you can play with to make Bots there's a bot
74. 11:54maker there and lots of people have made Bots which you can use and then you can go make your own and practice ractice
75. 11:59your prompting does it make sense to become a programmer in 2023 I think it makes absolute sense to become um an AI literate programmer so I
76. 12:12would lean heavily into GitHub co-pilot and start understanding what PA programming with an AI you know generative AI tool is like I would
77. 12:23personally if I were more of a uh an engineering brain I would get my ass over to GitHub and Reddit and I would dive into some of the
78. 12:37um some of the open source projects one in particular is on this page right here David Shapiro the fourth list the first
79. 12:45name in the list there go to his YouTube channel at 4ir that stands for fourth industrial revolution. david. Shapiro um
80. 12:55he's working on AGI he's got a cognitive framework that he's just open sourced I would get my ass in that thing and start
81. 13:05playing um or contributing not even playing I mean if you're a coder and an engineer I would start contributing to
82. 13:11that I would I would start um exploring Lang chain I would start exploring autonomous agents I would start
83. 13:18exploring um open interpreter so yeah I think it's I I think um one of the other ticktockers on this channel I like on on on Tik Tok one
84. 13:30of the other uh creators that I like is a woman named Rachel Woods who's got a thing called the AI exchange and she
85. 13:37talks a lot about AI Ops AI operations that companies are going to be [ __ ] desperate for anyone who knows anything
86. 13:48about what are the tools we should be using what are the security issues how do you create prompt libraries how do
87. 13:53you train people up how do you build infrastructure within a company to be able to to do this and manage it and
88. 14:00manage you know the the the impact of what this thing does so um I think there's going to be a tremendous amount
89. 14:10of Need For Engineers and programmers but not necessarily the [ __ ] they're teaching you in college right like I wouldn't spend four
90. 14:21years going to Learn Python cuz it just writes it for you now and you know I would learn oh well what's that mean can
91. 14:29it write it good how does it write it is it optimized is it you know does it hallucinate like you know it's all over the place but if if
92. 14:39you're someone who understands all that stuff that's going to be good okay so the other thing we we can look at here
93. 14:48is if you want to make pretty pictures everybody likes pretty pictures um if you want to make pretty pictures these are the these are the
94. 14:57four that I think are worth paying attention to there's kind of a fifth one here that's missing which is the entire
95. 15:03world of stable diffusion and the the only reason I don't have it on here is if you just want to go make some
96. 15:10pictures stable diffusion requires a lot of [ __ ] work um if you're geeky go look at the stable diffusion you know ecosystem
97. 15:21there's a lot there there's also a website called leonardo.da end to stable diffusion um so I would go go look at that um but
98. 15:33Dolly 3 this just came out like last week and Bing has given us access to it if you sign up there you get 99 free
99. 15:41credits it it really is quite remarkable what it makes um Mid journey is still the leader in terms of art if you want
100. 15:50you know sophisticated high quality art mid Journeys where it's at it can't do text it can't do any prompt that's too
101. 15:58complicated well it can do a complicated prompt it's fine it just it won't represent all the objects in it Dolly's
102. 16:05really good at that mid Journey's not it kind of gets confused if you have too many things that are kind of competing
103. 16:09for attention um Dolly just [ __ ] I don't know how they handle it it's it's absolutely wild idag was um making a lot
104. 16:19of noise uh and then Dolly 3 came out I think IDR is going to drift quickly into the background but it's worth exploring
105. 16:26cuz it's simple and then uh the Adobe products so Firefly generative fill generative expand generative color
106. 16:33within illustrator all the stuff at adobe's really good but it's expensive so um so that's that and let's see uh
107. 16:43moving pictures runwayml for video hey Jen for video translation which are [ __ ] mindblowing you should go see
108. 16:50those I can show you those if you want to see them Skybox does text to 3D worlds they're they're sort of pseudo 3D
109. 16:57worlds but it's pretty cool you can kind of get a glimpse of the future and then uh D- does uh synthesized voice and
110. 17:06animated faces avatars and then and then this this is just some resources so two of these are big old lists of AI apps so
111. 17:15if I don't know [ __ ] in here which I mostly don't like if you're asking for detailed things like Kyle what's the
112. 17:21best music app I don't know there's too many of them there's for for all of the specific vertical applications there are
113. 17:28hundreds so that's what those tools are and then Ethan mullik David Shapiro and Paul rer are all people that I think you
114. 17:35should follow all right and then a little uh Shameless self-promotion here I look I made a new graphic I made this
115. 17:42graphic in um in Dolly 3 um I'm doing a workshop that starts this Wednesday it's a three-day Workshop so it's 2hour it's
116. 17:53a 2-hour session um Wednesday nights for 3 weeks starting this October 4th Wednesday October 4th and it's being
117. 18:02hosted by another Creator named Rhonda Phillips she's got a community of creatives and she's a voiceover artist
118. 18:08and a creative coach and so this is an AI Launchpad for creatives specifically I worked most of the day today on the
119. 18:16workshop and the agenda and the deck and I'm really excited about it and I made this lovely image uh using whatever you
120. 18:22call it Dolly 3 and then if you if you're interested in that Rond iso.com event good Lord I got to catch my breath and then
121. 18:35finally finally least last but not least um the salon. this is a group called the AI Salon it's a community that I started
122. 18:45with a woman out of Boston named Leah faston who's a professional photographer and um we meet every other
123. 18:53week online and in person here in Denver and then we've got an online Discord server where you can play with mid
124. 19:00journey and we can share images and we can talk and lately we've been doing a lot of as we've been playing in here
125. 19:05we've been dumping stuff over there so if you want to join a actually pretty cool um go there it's it's a link tree
126. 19:11so the first link talks about what the salon is what our values are like generosity and empathy and exploration
127. 19:19and it's you know they're they're cool like if you're not a douche and want to come hang out um you know check out the
128. 19:25values um then there's a link to the me ups and there's a link to the Discord all right so that's all that stuff and
129. 19:33then finally just just check if you follow AI learning lab make sure you're not following AI L learning lab because
130. 19:42that's a scammer who stole all my videos and Tik Tok won't do anything about it so there you have it Sherry Banks missed
131. 19:49the art Meetup it looks like they had fun they made some sort of patterns or something like that Sherry it would
132. 19:54looked pretty cool but anyway yeah don't I think there're I think Leah's doing those every every Sunday in the making
133. 19:59Art Guild we just added guilds to the salon um to this here thing we just added guilds to it so we've got uh a making Art
134. 20:09Guild an AI 101 Guild an entrepreneur Guild an AI for business Guild and then a oh a writer's Guild and then we're
135. 20:19going to add I think five more five or six more on the in the next meeting so anyway that's exciting um yeah all right
136. 20:28let let's get rolling here let's get rolling let's do this that's that's enough of the enough of the business
137. 20:33enough of the housekeeping as they call it this is Luna sticks image very cool I like it a lot welcome to the AI
138. 20:50learning lab we have cool logos hi why aren't AI written SI detection software very good compared to the students students
139. 21:03ability to get around them um here's the deal uh don't worry about finding a good AI detection software just change the
140. 21:15model change the model it doesn't [ __ ] matter if something if if a student used AI just the the detectors
141. 21:24don't work open AI pulled theirs from the market because it didn't work there's too many false positives they
142. 21:30they falsely accuse non-english speakers at a dramatically higher rate they're just not good and it's also increasingly
143. 21:38irrelevant it's increasingly irrelevant chat GPT is not going away it's actually getting incorporated into
144. 21:47all of the software we already use so it's it's coming just just get rid of them okay hi Ai learning guy how can I
145. 21:56make a sketch on pap paper into a better version so there's a couple of ways you can do that um I think the best way to do that let
146. 22:09me see let me go get a let's try something here in a while so let me let me risk failing miserably in public here but
147. 22:21let's so so what I'm in right now if you haven't seen Discord before or mid Journey I'm in Discord so discord's got
148. 22:29all these little icons down the left these are all different communities basically and then the one I'm in is the
149. 22:35AI Salon that's the thing I just talked about and within the AI Salon there's all these channels and one of them is
150. 22:40called mid Journey play where you can come in and play with mid Journey so the way you make an image in mid journey is you type in slash
151. 22:51imagine and you're like but Kyle it looks like you're writing command line command line prompts to make images that
152. 23:00it that can't possibly be correct yeah that's mid Journey it sucks right now um so let's see um let's do black and white pencil sketch um of
153. 23:18a 1970s muscle car by a 7eventh grader all right so let's see if we can
154. 23:33I'm going to generate a sketch here and then I'm going to see if we can turn that sketch into something I'll show
155. 23:38I'll show you how I think I would do it oops I I used the wrong command we have a we have something installed in our server that's got the
156. 23:51image command and you need to use the Imagine command not the image command for Mid Journey slash
157. 24:05imagine Nancy I'm stepping away but listening that is not acceptable Nancy no no Nancy no you can't step away it's not
158. 24:17okay that is not a black and white pencil sketch is it oh maybe it is but it's way too detailed um let's see um slash imagine
159. 24:32um simple amateur kids drawing of a
160. 24:461970s um muscle car those are way too fancy for what I'm looking for I'm just looking for a kid sketch kid
161. 25:04sketch use a photo of a sketch you actually made though yeah I know I that's what that's what I'm I'm trying
162. 25:11to get mid journey to make one here let me just go find one on on Yi old Bing or whatever um kids sketch images images Kid sketch of
163. 25:28I don't know giraffe here we go all right that's [Music]
164. 25:47good save that desktop okay so why Kyle I step away all the time because I'm at work oh I'm just picking
165. 25:57on Nancy you can step away the fact that anyone shows up here at all is still amazing to me I'm just I'm just being a smartass I
166. 26:06I don't know if you knew that about me but that kind of happens here okay so first thing I'm going to do is
167. 26:12I'm going to upload so so within um within Discord the little plus button you can upload an image right so what we
168. 26:19need to do is we need to get the URL of the image so I'm going to upload that image that I just grabbed from the internet
169. 26:29and now it's in there right and I'm going to say um I'm going to rightclick it or if you're on a Mac you control click
170. 26:37it don't get me started on why one is right click and one is control click ah I'm cranky about copyright since I
171. 26:50I'm just bitter about so much what am I doing oh I'm going to copy the link to this then I'm going to say slash imagine
172. 27:01and I'm going to paste in that URL so the so the first part of the prompt is that sketch it's it's the hyperlink to that
173. 27:10sketch and then I'm going to say someone just asked don't I use uh chat GPT to write my prompts for my mid Journey
174. 27:17thing sometimes I do sometimes I use pose mid Journey bot in fact I just shared today LinkedIn here this
175. 27:31one I asked I asked mid journey to write a prompt for Dolly 3 about what a large language model looked like and it's so
176. 27:45cool look at the look at these images so so basically chat GPT wrote The Prompt and the the first thing it did
177. 27:52was was like um it was too uh it was like a digit digal brain or something like that and I'm like that's too that's
178. 28:00too obvious how about you know what what might a large language model look like Kyle you missed my response to your
179. 28:08suggestion that I used Mayan to generate the oh so you did use it that's cool but aren't these images cool so
180. 28:17this is this is what chat GPT imagined a large language model looking like it feels it feels very right to me anyway
181. 28:25so yeah sometimes I do that sometimes I just want to knock [ __ ] out though so in this case I just want to knock some [ __ ]
182. 28:30out so what I'm going to do is I'm going to put that giraffe in there so we've got a giraffe standing facing to the right
183. 28:39with those big spots and I'll say um let's say children's book painting of a giraffe
184. 28:56standing uh on an open plane oh not plane I put I put plane like the thing with wings on an open
185. 29:12plane eating a fruit from high in a tree and oh and then I'm going to do dash dash AR
186. 29:28for aspect ratio and I think this is close to 9 by 16 so I'm going to do 9 by 16 and then we're going to hit that so so this
187. 29:42should should use this but like I said I I am I am on the verge of you know failing publicly here because I'm sure
188. 29:50there's an easier way to do this or better way to do this so let's see what we got it's in the neighborhood although well
189. 30:03actually actually it's interesting because in the in the thing I say it's it's eating a fruit from a tree and it seemed to it
190. 30:12seemed to have grabbed the the polka dots from the drawing and mostly the the layout of the drawing so I I think
191. 30:19that's the way to do it so upload an image to Mid journey and then if if anyone in here knows a better way to do
192. 30:25this there is probably there are probably significant L better ways to do this but I know this is one way and then
193. 30:30I think if you use remix in mid Journey the mode remix and how you get to that is you type in slash settings and there's this one called
194. 30:47remix mode I think that'll make it even closer to that drawing but I would go watch a YouTube video on remix
195. 30:54mode but anyway there's your cute little gyffes the there's kind of fruits in the distance trees in the distance this
196. 31:04one's kind of cute let's upscale the fourth one here I'll show you something cool in mid Journey not bad cool I hope that
197. 31:20helped we having fun tonight what night's tonight Sunday night is it Sunday night it is Sunday night yes I
198. 31:26have a big meeting tomorrow got a a proposal for some a stuff so look here's here's um it's raining oranges in the
199. 31:41savannah oh that's cute but what I'm going to do is I'm going to zoom out so so I'm going to zoom out 2X
200. 31:50and it should it'll make the giraffe smaller and put a bunch of the rest of the plane around
201. 32:04him so there's all sorts of cool stuff that you can do see see how the core image is still sitting there in the
202. 32:10middle but now it's added all this stuff around it oh look we got our tree we got our Tall Tree and and it looks like a meteor a
203. 32:22meteor is about to smash it into the giraffe oh it's comedy oh it's
204. 32:37good all right I don't know what that weird ass planet is but it's all kind of cool so let's up scale number two
205. 32:49there and then we'll move on is it publicly posted when you use mid Journey on Discord it is AB it but there's a
206. 33:01way if you pay for the the expensive version of mid Journey you can you can have a private thing but I'm I'm pretty
207. 33:09sure there's a way that you can you can create a thread in the Discord and it'll just post your things to your threads so
208. 33:16you're not doing it publicly um that's another one to YouTube I forget how to do that I just don't I just haven't
209. 33:22really cared enough about how to do that to take the time to learn it so that's bad of me as someone purporting to know
210. 33:31something about about how this [ __ ] works I should know how that works but that's a lovely little image I mean this
211. 33:37is the thing about mid journey is it's it's a it's a very very powerful tool it's it's just the quality of it's just good Amelio's wife am I
212. 33:50late listen you're so late we made a sign for you yes you're late I started early though I started
213. 34:04early just to mess with [Music] people all right let's see what are the questions do we have what questions do we have on
214. 34:19this fine Sunday night it's fine Sunday night I got an ice cream and you can't have none
215. 34:36Eddie why you watch your Dicky in the thing Eddie Murphy fans anyone Eddie Murphy the funny Eddie Murphy he got not funny for a long time
216. 34:49he's kind of he's a little more chill now I always have to save my images and hit the big red X to delete it from
217. 34:55public oh yeah you can do that that's another way to do it there there's a way check it out steo there's there's a way
218. 35:01to do to to do something in in a thread or something like that or maybe just you might just maybe it's you add a Channel
219. 35:09or you add a thread and then you add the mid Journey bot to that thread I I forget exactly what it is
220. 35:18but it's the problem with mid journey is because it's in Discord you got to be a [ __ ] Discord Master to know how to
221. 35:24use it um yes Kyle and we did didn't get to present Turtles oh dang it all right Clint carry on present Turtles um let's
222. 35:35see where's the turtle there we go that's a cool image isn't it that's another one from um from Dolly 3 Dolly 3 Dolly 3 Dolly
223. 35:523 all right so do you think any of these are anywhere near as good as chat gp4 it seems like there's a big gap to me
224. 36:00there's a massive Gap chat gp4 and and chat gp4 at open AI is better than chat gp4 at Bing so so the way these large
225. 36:11language models work you got the Bas large language model that that the applications are built on top of Bing
226. 36:17chat and chat GPT are two separate applications and Bing chat has all these safety guard rails that have been added
227. 36:25to it since they first launched it and it freaked out on a New York Times Reporter and because of that it
228. 36:32sucks it's just not good gp4 on the other hand chat gp4 is really good it's really powerful yes there is really no
229. 36:42comparison in terms of quality of of writing and consistent consistently good work that comes out of gp4 Claude is pretty solid
230. 36:53um barred at some things I found is is surprisingly good apparently Bard's also good at coding and I've heard that chat
231. 37:01GPT has gotten worse at coding um there's a thing called um model drift where as they're fine-tuning the models like at open
232. 37:14AI um the crap is just getting worse so that's a possibility I don't know if it's getting worse it's probably just getting
233. 37:22different um but but Corey you're your your spot on now Google word from Google so consider the source is that
234. 37:35Gemini which is yet to launch it's about to come out probably within a month is purportedly five times better
235. 37:46than or at least five times bigger than chat gp4 even if it's as good as gp4 much l better that will be remarkable like to
236. 37:59have something that's truly kind of at parody with that or better than that is going to be amazing and apparently it's
237. 38:05multimodal I think you're going to be able to talk to it it's going to be able to synthesize voice um so should be really interesting
238. 38:12but but right now gp4 is still top of the Heap that's why in my list of where to start the very first one is chat
239. 38:24GPT if you're if you're only going to use one if you're only if you're just getting started and you're like I don't know what to do this is
240. 38:31ridiculous he has 37 things for us to start with yeah I know it is it's it's ridiculous right now this is this is the
241. 38:40joy and the burden of being early in an industry is it's just a [ __ ] train wreck so but if you're just going to do
242. 38:46one one of these do chat GPT you can do it for free that gives you access to GPT 3.5 that's about as good as all the
243. 38:54other ones they're they're all about the same same but if you pay the 20 bucks and get GPT 4 you also get this thing
244. 39:02called Advanced Data analysis which is remarkable you also get um plugins you also are going to get Dolly 3 you also
245. 39:10are going to get all these new features that they've got where it can see images and understand images um it's it's it is
246. 39:17the best right now as of October 1st 2023 that's today Casey didn't know October 1st 2023 Taylor Swift at the New York Jets game
247. 39:34[Laughter] day thank you Ron Ron's obviously a big Taylor Swift fan you've given me the world you've given me 10 of them it's remarkable
248. 39:50thank you thank you so much Ron you shouldn't have but I already had one world I don't need need another nine I'll take them you're the
249. 40:03best okay do you pay for gp4 yes I do and it's so good yes I do and it is it's so good it's remarkable does it make sense
250. 40:13to become a programmer we did that one if you had a slush fund would you buy servers processing or graphics cards wow
251. 40:22that's an interesting question if I had a slush fund
252. 40:37see if I had a slush fund I think I would I would rent all that [ __ ] I would just I would just I'm I'm more
253. 40:47interested it depends on the size of the slush fund if I had a slush fund of a billion dollars then I might go out and buy myself you know
254. 40:5815,000 big ass gpus and build a server farm and go make my own Frontier Model but would I even want to do that I
255. 41:08don't know that I'd even want to do that because I like do I really want to compete with Google and open Ai and
256. 41:15Microsoft I don't think I do what what would be really interesting though is take a slush fund and build a company
257. 41:26of just like I would gather I would gather like I was collecting chachki really smart people doing interesting
258. 41:35[ __ ] with AI and just fund them just say here's here's a massive [ __ ] sandbox just go I'll pay you just go build
259. 41:45anything you can imagine and do it for a hundred people and and just you know put them together in in sets of three to
260. 41:54five people that have disperate skills that are AI literate one of them might start the agency of the future one of
261. 42:01them might start some financial institution in the future one of like I don't give a [ __ ] just go [ __ ] figure out what all these tools
262. 42:11do and just go build [ __ ] build it launch it build it launch it like like having a studio where we were
263. 42:20launching I don't know a dozen things a week that would be really exciting to um and not like an incubator like more
264. 42:31like a [ __ ] sandbox like brilliant people whose job it is is to go make cool [ __ ] not make not make cool
265. 42:40foundational models although that there could be some in there that do that but like people that use the models people
266. 42:47that use these Technologies and glue them together in unexpected ways that to me is really exciting so I'd probably do
267. 42:54that chat GPT so powerful for code generation especially when you have tests asserting the invariance cool I do not know what tests
268. 43:05asserting the invariant are but I it sounds good you just you you know what it is with invariant it's like the
269. 43:12Irregulars you have to be assertive you have to be assertive with the invariants cuz they're invariant variants are fine invariant
270. 43:22it's a completely different story you have to be very assertive with them because they will take advantage of you so I concur with your
271. 43:33conclusion I got no idea what the [ __ ] you're talking about but it's yeah I agree the little I know about coding it
272. 43:40seems to code pretty well a friend back in college wait a friend is back in college and she has been told not to use
273. 43:47AI she already agreed it should be used I honest to God any if I were in a college right now I don't care what age she is if she is
274. 44:01you know 20 or 60 or 80 if I were in a college right now and the college told me I am not to use AI I
275. 44:10would drop out of that college that day that like within five minutes it that it's it's the most [ __ ] ridiculous thing I've ever heard
276. 44:21we are living in a world where we've been given access to the most powerful tools in the history of humanity and universities are saying you
277. 44:33can't use those because it [ __ ] with our business model that's ex that's exactly what it's about it's going to be
278. 44:41hard because we're going to have to do things different well [ __ ] you this stuff's not going away this stuff's getting
279. 44:50incorporated into all of the soft November 1st Microsoft office gets chat GPT within Microsoft Word is going to be help me write within
280. 45:04PowerPoint and Excel is going to be a large language model it's already in Google Docs it's going to be in everything and
281. 45:15universities are like we don't [Music] that what's the world going to look like in four years you think this stuff's going to be
282. 45:26gone hello hello hello hello hello is this thing on it's mindblowing to me 30 minute wait on Bing create does not a happy
283. 45:41irregular impatient make oh that sucks lunatick yeah I I noticed that today too that it was very um it was very
284. 45:50intermittently not working at one point it said we're definitely working on your image it's just taking longer than
285. 45:58expected I didn't I didn't have the patience to wait half an hour I I I quit I quit my browser loged logged back in
286. 46:09it was still hung so I logged out of Bing and then figured out how the hell to log back in because it's not obvious
287. 46:17and then and then I just started over and it rendered pretty quickly Irregulars please post interesting AI
288. 46:22Biz use cases on our Discord oh that's very cool love that fantastic and also um do it in in our Discord for the Irregulars but also feel
289. 46:32free to share them in either Brad's entrepreneur Guild or Ken's AI for business Guild you know depending on if
290. 46:40it's for like big business pop it in the AR for business one um but great idea thank you for that love that love that love that love that
291. 46:51fantastic Bob check out this site that can animate a kids drawing oh cool cool that looks very cool I will check that out Silver
292. 47:00Fox um we'll do okay awesome I was today years old when I realized you can upload a pick in chat GPT uh yeah so Oh Sherry Banks showing
293. 47:14off in the AI learning lab knowing that Kyle can't upload an image in chat GPT right now so so you've got access to the new
294. 47:25toys Sherry so I am officially jealous of you let me reload chat upt and see if I got my little image nope I
295. 47:35don't the uploading images to chat is remarkable I the one the one that blew me away that I saw on Twitter two days
296. 47:43ago was a guy uploaded an electrical um like a DI an electrical diagram and it basically read the diag
297. 47:56it knew what all the components were it knew what the circuit did it was a circuit diagram it's amazing she's a teacher going back for more
298. 48:04credentials she's going to use AI to write her support letter good I you know you know it's so so here's an
299. 48:12interesting thing Amelio's wife there's two ways she could handle it one way is she should [ __ ] quit but the other
300. 48:18way is she could go in there and say she could make it her mission to like don't she shouldn't be a secret side maybe she
301. 48:26goes in there and she says um I get that your policy is we shouldn't use AI but I'm going to make it my [ __ ] mission
302. 48:34that by the second semester we have a position on AI maybe she should do that I'm starting my AI classes this January so I don't
303. 48:44know why universities are so against it well they're against it because they have to change how they do
304. 48:54what they do and when you have tenured professors sometimes they don't want to do [ __ ] I I just spoke at a college here in
305. 49:03Colorado that they didn't even have a position against AI they just weren't talking about it this is a Center for
306. 49:11Public Policy a university for politics and public policy or or whatever it was called I don't know whatever the [ __ ] those things are
307. 49:20called and they didn't they're like yeah I guess we should talk about about this stuff I'm like you're not talking about
308. 49:28it like no we don't talk about it in our staff meetings I mean we haven't like really really like like there was a a cover story in
309. 49:44the New York Times last January talking about how AI is inevitable and universities need to get their [ __ ] together and it's the
310. 49:53beginning of a school year and you're like yeah we don't really talk about it like amazing to me anyway um joke missed poor Luna uh dude
311. 50:05I drove 21 hours from North Carolina to Minnesota Saturday and used GPT and Pie the whole time it was crazy oh that's so
312. 50:12cool that's wild so so I'm curious like i' I've thought about that if like having an extended conversation with pi
313. 50:21or chat GPT like while you're driving I'm curious like if you can just tell me like what what did you talk about were
314. 50:27you talking were you asking about local [ __ ] where you were driving through did you get into like philosophical
315. 50:33discussions did you learn [ __ ] like I'm curious about how you use that that's super cool um is it publicly posted when you
316. 50:41use mid Journey on Discord yeah we did that one oh slash stealth okay let me go look at that if that's if that's the
317. 50:49case Sherry banks that would be cool let me see Slash stealth SL stealth toggle stealth mode cool all right SL stealth there you
318. 51:04go it was disturbing and also amazing we talked about everything even made fun of Gary Indiana Gary Indiana Indiana wait
319. 51:13Gary Indiana Gary Indiana Gary Indiana yeah fantastic I know it you
320. 51:28know my my experience was similar like I haven't done a really long session with piie but the couple of times I've done
321. 51:36it driving it it is I the way you describe it's perfect it's disturbing and also amazing like the disturbing thing is it's just so
322. 51:47surreal it you know you know what's surreal about it for me is I feel like we went from um we went from having Siri and Alexa the these
323. 52:03sort of hardcoded transactional bots that were okay if you wanted to buy [ __ ] or if you wanted to look you know play music
324. 52:15um oh interesting you have like 150 pages of text from the conversations that's really interesting um like I feel like we we went
325. 52:26from at some point you know sometime in the future we're going to be able to talk to these machines kind of like
326. 52:34science fiction and then it just happened like and I know it hasn't just happened right I understand that there's
327. 52:42been you know Decades of work leading up to this but I I suppose it was going to happen like this but I think the thing
328. 52:51that's caught me off guard the thing that feels unsettling to me is that it's every discipline right it's
329. 53:01like the video translation [ __ ] that I that I've played on here A bunch of times here let me show you let me show
330. 53:07you one of these things CU this this will blow your mind
331. 53:24um oh that's just L wait is that oh no that's not the one I want oh I know what it'll do hang
332. 53:42on hang on I'll be right with you I'll be right with you you everybody just just calm your jets cool your jets you
333. 53:48calm down you people you're so rambunctious [Music] Bang video uh technology platform and so
334. 54:05this is one of the example videos that we show is this woman named Ellen and we we've we've showed her as an example
335. 54:14video for like I don't know five or six years and so I took the components of her video and I uploaded them to haen
336. 54:21and and translated it into Japanese and so here's Ellen speaking [Music]
337. 54:41[Music] Japanese so let's see Ellen a let me go here did
338. 55:01so here's her speaking English hi my name is Ellen I'm from Belle Washington and I was diagnosed with rheumatoid right so so there's an
339. 55:17example of like overnight overnight we got video translation and then the silver can just talk to this kind of infinite knowledge
340. 55:33machine while he's driving his car plus we have images plus we have text to video like like the thing that is
341. 55:39unsettling to me is that it's not just one tool that has made a remarkable breakthrough because of the Transformers
342. 55:47the first question on the the live tonight was how do Transformers work and I actually don't know how they work I I
343. 55:54I sort of to know what they do but not enough to talk about it but that technology has served as the foundation
344. 56:03for all of this [ __ ] and it's all just kind of emerging at the same time where if you're a consultant if you're a
345. 56:12language translator if you're an artist if you're a writer if you're an actor if you're like anyone who touches computers
346. 56:20in any way looks at some sort of tool out there and goes oh holy [ __ ] right the Kevin McAllister thing
347. 56:33like it is unsettling it's it it it's unsettling that that it's you know it's it's everything all at once you know that's that movie that
348. 56:45just came out everything everything everywhere all at once or whatever it's called I feel like that's what happens
349. 56:52what's happening with AI is it's just like it's all coming at once in all Industries all at the same time equally
350. 57:01remarkably like what do we do with this people that's why we're here Kyle we were hoping you could tell us what was going to
351. 57:09happen hey Kyle listen uh could you just whip up a little something about the future of AI that'd be great if you
352. 57:15could just tell us what's going to happen so we can prepare for it that'd be swell okay just uh I don't want I
353. 57:20don't need know everything I just want to know like what's going to happen for like you know you know auto body repair
354. 57:27shops that' be if you could what is that we're good right we're not nothing's we're not going to be affected right I don't know
355. 57:39maybe I got nothing I got nothing other than it ain't getting uninvented and these tools are as bad as they're ever going to be what was the
356. 57:51name of that AI program again which one mid Journey the one oh the hang on the one here that made the giraffe oh
357. 58:04yeah yeah yeah hang on so so okay so the thing I showed here this Ellen thing um that did the Japanese this is
358. 58:16assembled in my software called storyvine so if you want to have human beings telling their stories authentically that's what Story vine
359. 58:25does the thing that did that translation is a piece of technology called hey Jen which I've got on this list right
360. 58:40[Music] here so this this one right here labs. hen.com video translate you upload a video to it it can be up to 5 minutes long
361. 58:55and in my case I'm uploading English and then you pick from I think it's 12 or 15 languages right now I think it's
362. 59:0112 you pick a language and then if you're using the free thing you get put in a really long Quee and it's going to
363. 59:09take a couple of days to get your video back but if you pay their their fee it's not cheap so I figured out that they're
364. 59:15charging you get 30 credits for 60 bucks so it's two bucks a credit and I think a credit is um per minute so it's it's 4 bucks a minute is
365. 59:33that right something like that it's not cheap but to be clear if you were to do this in some traditional way it would cost you a [ __ ] ton
366. 59:52more and her lips are s too [Music]
367. 1:00:06the lips are synced right they're resyncing they're they're they're masking the lower part of her face and
368. 1:00:13resyncing her lips so it maintains her Cadence her tone her voice they're synthesizing her voice they're translating it they're resyncing it
369. 1:00:23layering that new mask on top of her lower face um so that's that's the hen thing yeah it's I know it's remarkable it's a
370. 1:00:35tax write off exactly I mean it's the the so I'm going to build whether it's that technology there's going to be
371. 1:00:43there's going to be a pile of these that come out with with all this stuff um I'm going to I'm going to build that into my platform right
372. 1:00:55you got a video in there you just pick a language and say make it this and I'll change all the text that's on screen and
373. 1:01:03I'll change the words that they say and my clients will be like that's cool I just push a button and I get it now is
374. 1:01:11it ready for prime time yet probably not right like like all these tools there's probably some things about it where it's
375. 1:01:18got some rough edges but there's ways that you can manage around that all right y won't work there our kids I have
376. 1:01:27gone from being sympathetic to plagiarism Checkers to I'm vehemently against them it it I think it's an
377. 1:01:34irresponsible thing for universities to be using plagiarism Checkers and schools [ __ ] engage with your students engage
378. 1:01:43with your students these tools exist in the world and they're not going away assume that your students are using
379. 1:01:51AI encourage it do it in the classroom have them bring in [ __ ] that they wrote with AI and then in the classroom have
380. 1:01:59them analyze what it got right and what it got wrong have them research [ __ ] in physical encyclopedias if you have
381. 1:02:08to but get them to use their brain I'm getting increasingly cranky about that particular question I I just
382. 1:02:19I think it's I think it's so massively irresponsible to pretend that this [ __ ] isn't here it's not coming AI is not
383. 1:02:31coming like I forget who it was that made this image it was anyway it's one of the Irregulars made this
384. 1:02:39image he typed in some comic book with a turtle and a nerd with glasses with big funky wacky hair reading a book that says AI
385. 1:02:49learning lab and it made that like this this shit's here it's not coming and it's not going away this is going to be inside PowerPoint
386. 1:03:01it's going to be inside Microsoft Word the ability to do that to do words to do mathematical equations to do data
387. 1:03:09analysis it's all it's it's all here right now it's in these fragmented little shitty tools that are all over the place but they are quickly
388. 1:03:17coalescing from a dust cloud and a primordial soup into everything that we use you're going to use a plagiarism
389. 1:03:30detector not my house not at the AI learning lab you know what we learn here how to use our [ __ ] brains all right and you know what's
390. 1:03:41funny the fear of AI from people who don't use it is that oh if it does the work you're going to get stupid you know what my experience has
391. 1:03:53been it does the blocking and tackling work that is kind of the drudgery of creative work and problem solving work of knowledge
392. 1:04:04work the thing that used to take me two hours to get to the first draft that was just like I have an idea and then I'm
393. 1:04:11like oh [ __ ] I got to write it now and then I would toil and then and I would do some research and I'm like oh God I
394. 1:04:17really got to research this I can't just fake this and two hours later I would have some shitty first draft that I'm
395. 1:04:23like that's a stupid idea I don't like it and two hours of my life are gone now with AI I get to that first draft in [ __ ]
396. 1:04:34seconds and then I can go oh that's good let me dig deeper on that and then I get to the next draft in seconds and I find myself my brain is
397. 1:04:43more engaged now than it's been in [ __ ] decades because of these tools it's not getting I'm not getting less engaged I'm
398. 1:04:51not having less ideas I'm having more ideas I'm executing them faster better and there's more of them Sherry D made the comic photo oh
399. 1:05:01that's right yeah Sherry D did those those are really good um I think that was supposed to be Rosie odonnell with her t-shirt that says no
400. 1:05:12I'm not Kyle look a classroom of the future oh this is perfect says future education AI learning lab future education use AI
401. 1:05:26don't hide from it we'll leave that up that's that's appropriate for the conversation right now I don't know why
402. 1:05:33I'm so apoplectic about this I really have not historically given too much of a [ __ ] about higher education I have a
403. 1:05:38degree in acting what do you want I didn't get I didn't get my Harvard degree I didn't go to the Stanford Kyle I'm going to DM you on
404. 1:05:46LinkedIn cool I'm going to write about that trip oh I would yeah I would love to see that definitely definitely DM me
405. 1:05:53on on uh on LinkedIn silver that would be great I think AI is super cool but I can't trust chat GPT to teach me things
406. 1:06:01um I don't know about that you just need to be careful what it teaches you you know yeah like like it's it we we are in
407. 1:06:10a trust but verify stage with chat GPT but that stuff will get better as well oh my gosh me too um I have come
408. 1:06:20alive I'm excited for each day exactly dragonfly Alchemy it's like I don't other than the only way I know how
409. 1:06:31to solve the challenge of people who have not played with AI can't imagine what it is and so they they kind of just
410. 1:06:41put it in whatever bucket they've got right and if the bucket that they've got is the robots are going to kill us then
411. 1:06:46it's that if they put in the bucket of it's going to make people lazy and students are going to cheat then they
412. 1:06:52put it in that and then we need the plagiarism to detectors but everyone every single person that I know that tries it their brain
413. 1:07:01goes it just [ __ ] opens up and like that's really exciting and I guess that's why I'm doing this like why
414. 1:07:09am I here night after night after night people people ask me all the time how do you have the energy for this I'm
415. 1:07:18like how do you [ __ ] not look at what's going on I'm like that crazy person this guy is falling this guy is
416. 1:07:30falling but it's not falling it's not this is not a this is not a fear thing this is a we' we've got like the most profoundly
417. 1:07:41powerful tools and they're not just in the hands of data scientists or Mega corporations we're getting to play with
418. 1:07:51them perplexity has gotten to be a really excellent experience recently it's become my go-to for learning oh
419. 1:07:59that's super cool Sam um I'm curious about that I I don't I don't know how to use perplexity every time I've gone to
420. 1:08:08use it it's it doesn't it's not quite a large language model and it's not quite a search engine so I don't I don't
421. 1:08:16actually understand how to use it um but what it does conceptually I really like I just have figur out how to use it yet
422. 1:08:25what are the top models I need to understand to rep represent myself as a pro uh my question for you described is
423. 1:08:34um a pro in what area like like an a general AI Pro an AI Pro on the machine learning and Engineering side an AI Pro
424. 1:08:45on using AI in business an AI Pro on generating [ __ ] and AI Pro on automating [ __ ] title will be I'm going to break
425. 1:08:55your heart the Wilco song after AI told me to play Wilco wow that's really good that's really good well it should it should be I'm I'm
426. 1:09:09going to break your heart my road trip my road trip chatting chatting with chat gbt or my road trip with chat PT or
427. 1:09:20something like that I've been interviewing people about why they don't like AI I need to send you the video
428. 1:09:27that would be great what what I'm curious hair growth geek is um of the people that don't like it how
429. 1:09:35many have actually tried it that that's that that's the thing for me that what I keep running up against is the people
430. 1:09:41that have the strongest opinions against it for the most part they like tried it once and didn't like it right they came
431. 1:09:47in predisposed they tried it once and didn't like it I've talked to a handful of people that don't like it that have tried it
432. 1:09:57but I can have an actual intelligent conversation with them the ones who haven't tried it it's very emotional so
433. 1:10:04I don't know it's wild it's a it's just it's really interesting times right now it's it's a very emotional thing and
434. 1:10:09listen I get it this is this is this is a big [ __ ] deal why are you here night after night because we need you
435. 1:10:17here Kyle I'm here for you Emilio's wife this is all for you but you're late you're late for class every night every
436. 1:10:27night you're late for class you forget your notebooks it's really sad it's really sad careful with your prompts told it to
437. 1:10:37make a heart test all were good one was for reptiles not humans yeah yeah forever hooked listen anything that
438. 1:10:46you're doing with these things that requires um verifiable correct answer like law or medicine [ __ ] double check that [ __ ]
439. 1:10:58triple check that [ __ ] um that that's why I think that I think that the the adoption and things like Health
440. 1:11:06Care while incredibly promising I mean you know they they've been promising integrating into healthcare for years
441. 1:11:12now and it and it it it hasn't quite stuck right Watson Health failed and and part of that might have been the technology but part of that's
442. 1:11:22also when when people's lives are involved things are going to move more slowly I scored my first piece of
443. 1:11:28business where I'll be using AI to oh wait put that back up Kyle I use perplexity for anything where I want to
444. 1:11:35learn where I care about the facts being right oh okay that's that's pretty cool okay all right using it as a as a
445. 1:11:43learning tool as an information gathering tool where you where you want to make sure everything's right that's kind of cool I could I
446. 1:11:50could see you bounce bouncing back and forth between perple lexity and chat GPT to use chat GPT to write stuff
447. 1:11:58perplexity to research it fill in the gaps that's kind of cool I like that I scored my first piece of business where
448. 1:12:05I'll be using AI to produce thank you Kyle for the tips oh you're welcome congratulations madcap this so This the
449. 1:12:14so here's the deal you can make money time madcap got a job not because madcap is making money with cat gbt madcap
450. 1:12:28figured out a problem that they could solve using AI maybe likely chat GPT or some other tools or an automation or whatever it is
451. 1:12:42um that's the trick the trick isn't start with chat GPT and figure out how to make money with it the trick is start
452. 1:12:49with a problem that you think you can solve and then use chat GPT or these tools to solve it and you'll be able to
453. 1:12:58turn this [ __ ] on Watson Health performed way better than doctors obviously people didn't like it well yeah doctor doctors have big
454. 1:13:08egos doctors didn't want to be replaced they're like ah it'll never be as good as me I think the thing I think the
455. 1:13:15thing that's going to shift that cuno is um at the time Watson Health was trying to do what it was trying to
456. 1:13:25do it was kind of the only game in town and they were just doing it in that vertical that that's the thing I was
457. 1:13:30saying before where I feel like the thing that's weird about this moment that we're in right now is that the
458. 1:13:36disruption is happening in in kind of all um knowledge work simultaneously right it's happening with writing with project management with
459. 1:13:48illustration with music making with it just all of it is happening at once ah you're looking cute there Cowboy I wish I could quit you
460. 1:14:00um and so so I think in that case IBM was just relying on you know doctors to accept this tool but it was just that
461. 1:14:10tool and it was just doctor if the doctors said no then that tool was essentially not going to happen but
462. 1:14:16what's happening now is it's happening everywhere so I think doctors even will start to experience generative AI in ways that they start to
463. 1:14:26trust these tools more and there'll be Natural Bridges to their clinical work um but man it's fascinating it's it's
464. 1:14:36absolutely fascinating and you know listen I could be underestimating the resistance like people's fear of this stuff might
465. 1:14:43be might be pretty deep this might take you know five or 10 years to to crack the fear problem um you you know it's
466. 1:14:53it's probably worth all of us exploring you know what was it like when the tractor showed up what was it like when
467. 1:15:00the steam engine showed up what was it like when the printing press showed up the major the major um shifts in
468. 1:15:16technology were not met with singing and dancing they were met with burn the wig [ __ ] burn the [ __ ] down literally in some
469. 1:15:28cases um what if the problem we think of is I don't have the am amount of money I want can chat GPT solve
470. 1:15:43no nope can't it I mean if if what you're asking is can chat GPT make you easy money no the you make easy money by working
471. 1:15:59hard what Chachi T can do is dramatically accelerate your ability to try different [ __ ] and I think what a lot of these
472. 1:16:13yahoos what these guys are saying is oh you can make a spreadsheet and make a hundred t-shirt saying you know a
473. 1:16:20thousand t-shirt sayings a day and dump them over to canva and then dump them over to printful and and you know start
474. 1:16:28selling you know a thousand t-shirt designs a day and then you can do that for that and then you can do it for
475. 1:16:34print on demand and you can do it for ebooks and you can do it for this and then you can do it for Consulting and
476. 1:16:38you can do it for that so they're just saying they're say what they're saying is because these tools accelerate the
477. 1:16:44generation of work just generate crap and and spew it out there right and then they're what they're going to sell you
478. 1:16:51is the secret to how to do that they're not making their money from chat GPT they're making their money from
479. 1:17:00you being desperate to make easy money in the end you still need to do a something that is good enough that people part with their money to
480. 1:17:14have you do it you need to solve a problem now you could use chat GPT to generate t-shirts could you make money
481. 1:17:21with that absolutely how I don't know write a better prompt that actually writes Good t-shirts not shitty ones and
482. 1:17:29then figure out how to use DOI and integrate Dolly 3 into your t-shirt business so it actually makes good
483. 1:17:35graphics and if you do funny t-shirts that make people laugh and they want to wear the people will buy your t-shirts
484. 1:17:43right so so don't start with the technology start with the problem here's the miracle about the these tools right now you say you don't
485. 1:17:56have enough money I don't have we we we are in a we are in a [ __ ] up out of balance economy where the the halves
486. 1:18:03have a lot of it and the have knots have not a lot of it these tools allow you to become an expert in fields that you're not expert
487. 1:18:14in you don't need to pay for that course you don't need to go to that four-year degree to get a level of expertise
488. 1:18:23rather than it taking you four years to get good at a particular discipline you can now get good at a particular
489. 1:18:30discipline in a month if you put your mind to it but you still need to put your mind to it you'll still need to
490. 1:18:36figure out what's that discipline I want to do what's that problem I want to solve and then you [ __ ] lean into
491. 1:18:43this stuff hard and you go solve that problem better than anyone else did and you'll make a [ __ ] fortune it's I I I
492. 1:18:50know it's not the answer that anyone wants to [ __ ] hear everyone wants it to be like this you make you
493. 1:18:58know you ever watch Gold Rush the show about the Yukon Gold guys they're making they they making Parker makes piles pans
494. 1:19:06and pans of pounds of [ __ ] gold do you see the [ __ ] [ __ ] they have to go through to get that gold out of the
495. 1:19:16ground it's like they're moving tons like like thousands of tons of dirt to get to the dirt that might have gold in
496. 1:19:25it and it's costing them 50 Grand a day and gas and people and you know and and like that's the the fantasy of easy money just get gold out
497. 1:19:38of the ground is a fantasy money takes work it just always does might you stumble into something sure you
498. 1:19:48might but you can't you can't Bank on that and chat gpts it doesn't have the secret answer if you if you ask it the
499. 1:19:56right question it'll give you [ __ ] 50 Brillion ideas you know in 10 minutes but it's all about the execution
500. 1:20:06what are you going to do with those ideas what are you going to do with those ideas can you put something
501. 1:20:12together in such a way that someone else goes I need that I want that if you can then you've made money with check gbt right make
502. 1:20:33sense title will be I'm going to break your heart oh yeah we did that already o Kyle that reminds me of 1984 try having
503. 1:20:41a conversation with your future self prompt it's mind-blowing oh that's interesting how do you tell AB abot
504. 1:20:50skinny tell me how you like what did you how did you sort of set up who you were today to talk to your future self or
505. 1:20:58like what was the nature of the prompt that sounds really interesting um I love chat upbt because even when it
506. 1:21:07gets things wrong I can question more that and that's that's it for me Winston is I I think you've you've hit on on on the trick is
507. 1:21:17that I think one of the fantasies of chat gbt is that it's like Google right where it's like you give it one prompt
508. 1:21:26and it gives you the perfect answer and it's not like that it's it's more like the car trip that just happened right
509. 1:21:33you ask it for something it gives you something you're like no that's shitty and then it's like oh I'm sorry here's
510. 1:21:39something else you're like no that's shittier hm well seems we're at impass here what do we do if it's Bing it shuts
511. 1:21:45you down well I'm sorry I disappointed you have a good evening goodbye I got that the other night from Bing
512. 1:21:53but you but you have a conversation with it and in having that conversation with it it it gets better and better and
513. 1:22:01better and better I think that's the trick that that seems to be the number one trick for me I'm you know I'm doing
514. 1:22:06this Workshop starting Wednesday night and I spend a lot of the day today thinking about like what what do I [ __ ] teach in a workshop
515. 1:22:16where any tactical skill that I teach today is going to be useless 3 months from now cuz the tools tools will have
516. 1:22:25completely changed so I've been trying to think about how do thank you very much for the heart I appreciate that madcap um how do I teach
517. 1:22:36skills that are transferable across Technologies that's what I thought about a lot today and it's and and it's something
518. 1:22:44around this idea that that that the success the success with all of these tools is understanding first what you
519. 1:22:58want having a little bit of knowledge about how to ask for it and then having the critical thinking skills to go is it
520. 1:23:06what I want or not and if it's not then adjust the prompt and then look at it again and then ask it again and then
521. 1:23:14look at it again and just that back and forth it's it's identical to having a creative brainstorm ing conversation or
522. 1:23:23a problem problem solving conversation or just sometimes you get in a conversation with someone oh we could do
523. 1:23:29that then we can do that then we could do that it's that it's it's it's really quite something first you set up the
524. 1:23:35game as a narrative therapy then the scene e future self in a CO coffee shop well that's really cool so Abbot do me a
525. 1:23:44favor if you're willing join join the AI Salon where's my thing go to the salon on. a that's a URL for the AI salon and the
526. 1:23:58third link on that page it's a link tree is the is the invite to the Discord if you'd be if you'd be willing to join the
527. 1:24:07salon and I don't know there's a impr prompt crafting chat I think that's such a cool it's such a cool exercise that I
528. 1:24:17would I would love to see that in there I think people would really dig that took me all day to generate eight
529. 1:24:22coloring books with AI putting them on Amazon is longer than making them exactly so and and and someone probably Amazon is going to
530. 1:24:35make money making that process easier using AI right so so this this is the problem all the tools right now are are all these you know
531. 1:24:45disembodied you know organisms floating around in the primordial soup right so so you grab the one that's like okay I'm
532. 1:24:52going to go make an a coloring book and I made eight of them right and and then over here's this tool to publish on
533. 1:24:59Amazon and it's still the old way of software log in here go to this page go to that page do this function apply this
534. 1:25:08fill out this form all that complicated [ __ ] well someone at some point is just going to put an AI layer on top of
535. 1:25:15that that says make me a product and it will do all the [ __ ] right but we're just not there yet so yeah that's fast
536. 1:25:23I mean [ __ ] what what an amazing time to be alive you you could create eight coloring books like from nothing faster than you can put that
537. 1:25:36product on a store that says a lot about what's coming spent all day today formatting the cover page Etc have only
538. 1:25:43gotten four uploaded and and I forget the name of the person that was just asking about like I don't have money I
539. 1:25:48don't have this I don't have that so Bigfoot Electro like last night shared that he created Com or coloring books
540. 1:25:55that he's going to put on Amazon today he spent all day putting up four of the eight that he created but this is all within days so
541. 1:26:06so he's producing a piece he's producing a piece of um you know digital like a digital good that can be sold from nothing that's
542. 1:26:20historically weeks or months or years to make in days the good news is that's possible the bad news is everyone can do that so
543. 1:26:31your so your competition pool is is dramatically bigger but then it comes down to is it good does it resonate with
544. 1:26:40people did you come up with a cute little animal did you come up with a concept or whatever what if the problem we think of
545. 1:26:49is I don't have the enough money oh we already that's what we talked about oh it was so long serenade yeah so so
546. 1:26:57um so the the the coloring book ideas like there's an idea right there's lots of ideas out there pick one and and how
547. 1:27:05do you pick one I would start with what are you interested in what's something that you're good at what's something
548. 1:27:13that you have passionate about and and don't judge what you know as being not worthy it could be you're really good at
549. 1:27:23a certain kind of Plumbing it could be that you can identify insects really well it doesn't it literally doesn't
550. 1:27:30matter but you can take something you're really good at or you're really passionate about and you can say yeah but I'm not
551. 1:27:38good enough at drawing well now you are or I'm not good enough at writing now you are well I want to sell to America
552. 1:27:44but my English isn't great now it is these tools not the salon but you know the chat gpts of the world these tools
553. 1:27:53give you superpowers they allow you to take your intention and amplify that in lots of different tactical executions
554. 1:28:01that these things help you do but it all starts with who you are and what you're trying to accomplish and what you're
555. 1:28:07trying to solve that's everything the other day I installed Pi on two phones and had them both talk to each other Tom
556. 1:28:16this is brilliant about hang on about movies oh my God so oh Tom that's a good idea okay look so Tom just had here here's here's a billion
557. 1:28:28dooll business idea that's a Tik Tok Channel that's a Tik Tok Channel cisc and eert but it's Pi so you pick two different
558. 1:28:45voices you you do an animated a thing that can do animated facial expressions and you put two characters on screen one above the
559. 1:28:55other and you basically have Pi rate movie talk about movies all day 247 there you go what else could they talk about
560. 1:29:09[ __ ] anything you know Tik Tok look at this channel this is [ __ ] Chad add I it would be fascinating to analyze
561. 1:29:19how much I actually talk about AI in here it's probably 60% the rest is just garbage of me just [ __ ] vomiting out the mouth word
562. 1:29:31vomit like Tik Tok can be anything well what if people don't like it well what the [ __ ] does it matter put it out there see if it
563. 1:29:40works well I don't know how to make animated stuff all right so ask pi to tell you where to go look then has P to read the
564. 1:29:50documentation or or or barred to read the documentation or clawed it's Timeless intellectual property it doesn't expire it's non
565. 1:30:03perishable um will pay my bills forever yeah exactly so what Bigfoot Electro is stumbling on to is this idea that if he
566. 1:30:14can find a niche within that market the value of what he creates stays now he might face increasing competition but that's the art of
567. 1:30:29running a business all right so you're in a saturated Market why is there a a a nail place on every corner in
568. 1:30:42Manhattan every [ __ ] block has multiple fingernail places why I don't know cuz people need their nails done
569. 1:30:52is it a competitive market I'm sure it's [ __ ] brutal how do they do it I don't know that's business maybe they
570. 1:31:02do something better than someone else maybe they're just not quite as nasty as the shop down the street I had it right
571. 1:31:10the never shot um season 7 of Northern Exposure enjoyed every episode oh Abbott skinny that's so cool okay you
572. 1:31:18definitely need to join the salon Abbott skinny your ideas are great list listen I I mean what what Abbott skinny shared
573. 1:31:27tonight have a conversation with the future with your future self write the final season of a show that should have
574. 1:31:34had a final season or the next season of a show that didn't get picked up [ __ ] brilliant like get creative with this [ __ ]
575. 1:31:50get we're we're in a time this is here it's not coming we're in a time I mean [ __ ] the new iPhones have
576. 1:32:06have cinem cinematic um features like rack focus and all sorts of stuff like that you you could shoot you know a a very
577. 1:32:18plausible feature film on the phone in your hand right now you can generate all the marketing for it you could generate the film
578. 1:32:30itself you can generate coloring books you can write a TV season I mean um I forget your name Abbott skinny
579. 1:32:41or skinny Abbott I think it's Abbott skinny um you know not only not only could you not only have you written season 7 of that
580. 1:32:53show you could produce it right you could produce using Runway ml or just just using like did you know one of
581. 1:33:01these voice synthesis things with the talking you just you know cut a little b-roll in there and cut people talking
582. 1:33:08you can actually produce that right would it be any good right now no not right now because the tools are all
583. 1:33:13janky pieces of [ __ ] but you can do that right now today we're we're just in we're just in a fundamentally
584. 1:33:26different era of possibility we're we're in a new era of possibility it's it's mindblowing and people are like well you
585. 1:33:37know how do I get around the plagiarism detector I [ __ ] just just ignore it they don't let me use chat GPT at work then use it at
586. 1:33:48home use it on your home computer I don't have a home computer do you have a phone yes then use it on your
587. 1:33:57phone it's all right there it's all right there and a lot of these tools are free make Albert Einstein debate Isaac
588. 1:34:07Newton about gravity or something yeah so see here let me show you something fun that that I've done that you can do too if you go to po.com
589. 1:34:23com I'll show you how to do something here slash I if you go to po.com am Shakespeare why did that not go because
590. 1:34:38Edge is a stinker if you go to po.com I am Shakespeare it's a Shakespeare bot and if I type in here uh um help
591. 1:34:54me wait why is it not typing what's happening oh the site is trying to open po no stop that help me write a love letter
592. 1:35:12between a hedgehog and a wait a hedgehog named Larry and a
593. 1:35:26turtle then Mark I hear for thou hath sparked my muse to craft a tale of love between unlikeliest zoos Larry the
594. 1:35:35Hedgehog pens to his dear turtle dove through forests and Fields his feelings freely move sweet Francesca Fair how I
595. 1:35:44Pine for thy Grace thy slow and steadfast Pace gives right so how did it do that well I wrote a prompt that said
596. 1:35:54this bot is Shakespeare and it only writes an i Amic pentameter and it should respond to the person as if it's
597. 1:36:01writing a play and it took me I don't know half an hour 45 minutes to get the prompt behaving kind of correctly and I
598. 1:36:09used chat GPT to help me write it and and I got it dialed in and here's the cool thing once I got that dialed
599. 1:36:17in let's see bot details can I go in here all right I'm going to copy this so here's my prompt and I'm going to go over to chat
600. 1:36:32gp4 because it's the best as we've talked about earlier uh uh uh uh uh I'm going to do a new chat of chat gp4 just normal and I'm going to
601. 1:36:44say this is a prompt for a bot about Shakespeare and then I'll paste that in I'm going to
602. 1:37:00say please use this as a model and create a new prompt for a
603. 1:37:17bot um that is um Walter Isaacson Walter Isaacson is the
604. 1:37:34guy who wrote The Steve Jobs biography's he was the editor of time ink why can I [Music]
605. 1:37:48not all right and so okay so watch what this just did so so the bot that I wrote for Shakespeare you're a chatbot embodying
606. 1:38:03the renowned playwright William Shakespeare engage your users as if you're chatting if you're crafting a play for them using authentic
607. 1:38:11Shakespearean language and phrasing your responses adhere to I Amic pentameter with stanzas extending Beyond two lines
608. 1:38:18if needed your memory of your written works as impeccable allowing you to quote lines or provide right so it's
609. 1:38:25this very specific thing to Shakespeare now I just pasted that in there and told it to write one for Walter Isaacson
610. 1:38:34you're a chatbot embodying the acclaimed biographer Walter Isaacson engage engage with users by adopting a tone that
611. 1:38:41reflects insightful and respectful commentary similar to the style witnessed in your biologic biographical
612. 1:38:49Works your response should be embedded with Rich understanding of individuals you have studied such as St Steve Jobs
613. 1:38:55Leonardo da Vinci and Benjamin Franklin right so it didn't just take word for word and change out Shakespeare for
614. 1:39:04Walter isacson it actually understands the context of the Shakespeare prompt and rewrites it specifically for this
615. 1:39:13so so there's a thing you could experiment with you when you go to PO um in the upper leftand corner there's this thing called create
616. 1:39:27bot and then you can just make your own bot why would you want to do that I don't know like learn how to prompt this way learn how to play
617. 1:39:38um you could take you could use po as a place to experiment with Bots and then you could go to zapier and zapier now
618. 1:39:48has a bot interface where you can make a website that that's a chatbot so you could have your own domain and you could
619. 1:39:54drive people to this chatbot and maybe it does something really remarkable and solves some sort of problem or does
620. 1:39:59something funny or I don't know makes artwork or it it like it literally doesn't matter you we like we just have the like the
621. 1:40:10the the amount of tools that we have to be able to play with right now to make truly remarkable things is just it's
622. 1:40:18beyond comprehension it it is beyond comprehension so anyway I don't know how we got started on this welcome to class future education
623. 1:40:33AI learning lab where AI detectors are not permitted we encourage the use of AI we encourage the use of your brain we encourage the use of
624. 1:40:46both preferably at the same time if you're new here welcome my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab
625. 1:40:56we kind of we kind of we kind of just go all over the place in here we like to call it chat add what the hell have I
626. 1:41:05done that's not what I wanted that is what I wanted bang AKA Al Al I don't know what that's in reference to any on your AI wish
627. 1:41:23list yeah I wish I had the new [ __ ] Tools in chat GPT Sam Alman here's the deal Austin Kelly I I've told this tale many times you know
628. 1:41:38you know I introduced Sam to Elon Musk and I said to Elon Elon came to me and he was saying Kyle I I have this extra
629. 1:41:47$50 million I don't know what to do with do you want it and I was like no no I don't want your $50 million cuz it's
630. 1:41:54just going to burden me with trying to figure out how to spend it and I don't want that I've got no money and I I it
631. 1:42:00it feels more grounded to me so thanks but no thanks but Sam was talking about some idea he had about AI you know
632. 1:42:08because he he you know was not working at y combinator anymore and and so I said Elon why don't you call Sam and
633. 1:42:14just give him $50 million maybe he wants your $50 million and so he did and they started open Ai and then but Sam got
634. 1:42:21jealous of me even though I hooked him up he's jealous and that's why I don't have the tools so that's on my wish
635. 1:42:28list all right lots of coloring books now there are like like I said Abbott there's going to be um a lot of this
636. 1:42:36stuff's there there's going to be competition everywhere there's there's repeating patterns that people are
637. 1:42:42selling on Etsy there's all sorts of stuff but if someone comes up with cool some cool pattern and markets it well
638. 1:42:47they'll sell that [ __ ] and and you know it it it is something that will you know carry on right um yeah I was planning on using my
639. 1:43:00actual drawings in a coloring book should I just skip that not necessarily I mean if if you really like your
640. 1:43:06drawings what you could potentially do though lunatick is you could um use your drawings to train um a stable diffusion model or or
641. 1:43:17Laura L A or go to um um Leonardo you can make your own model so you could upload your drawings to Leonardo and create your own model of
642. 1:43:29those drawings and then just describe the drawings you want using your model and it'll create drawings that look like your
643. 1:43:37drawings that might be a cool way to do it I think that's going to be I think I think one of the intellectual property
644. 1:43:43um models in the future is established artists or even up and cominging artists will create officially licensed models
645. 1:43:52and then they will get paid when images are generated not when they're used and so you can start playing with that right now with your
646. 1:44:01drawings Salesforce to acquire airkit Cod free AI agents and Bots Salesforce Cod free AI agents and Bots interesting
647. 1:44:15interesting wait airkit as in air. is that right goat Eric farmer hang on let me see which which company they're actually acquiring here
648. 1:44:30sales Salesforce air kit air kit.
649. 1:44:49a let's go look at air
650. 1:45:07kit. resolve 90% of customer questions instantly 24/7 365 guaranteed yeah bring that [ __ ] on I want that [ __ ] right
651. 1:45:18now so are these the ones behind find air. AI looks like it's text only right now how our agents
652. 1:45:34work I placed an order order management CRM hi Andrew looks like it's text only right now but that's that's so I don't know if
653. 1:45:47you've seen um air. air. is this one where it's customer service reps and it's um outbound sales so so here's the demo I don't know if
654. 1:46:02this is real or not but th this is this is again this isn't technology that's coming this is technology that's here
655. 1:46:11it's just going to get better and better hey James I'm not instrument yeah no worries I hate calls out of the blue too but I'm actually
656. 1:46:23from Apple and I saw you were checking out Vision Pro and we about to pre-order but left the page I was curious what had
657. 1:46:28you looking into potenti okay I can respect that can I just ask one question before you go right so so Salesforce
658. 1:46:40acquiring acquiring agents that can do sales is really interesting right like Salesforce is potentially compe eating with and
659. 1:46:53replacing the people that use Salesforce that's [ __ ] fascinating that's fascinating man
660. 1:47:09huh I mean you know I've said this on the channel before um I think we're going to see a series of rolling Kodak
661. 1:47:24moments and and not the kind of people taking pictures on a bridge but the kind like where Kodak invented the digital camera and the team
662. 1:47:36that presented it to the board were essentially kicked out of the room saying we're in the film business here boys not shiny
663. 1:47:47pixels and it and it effectively ended Kodak I think we're going to see a series of shortsighted resistance to new business
664. 1:48:01models that acquisition of I like I don't quite know how they're going to incorporate that and I don't know if
665. 1:48:08this is about them doing customer service but it feels awfully close to replacing outbound sales which is which is a like a really
666. 1:48:20interesting like if sales huh I mean you know maybe what happens is outbound sales gets fully
667. 1:48:37automated and then um you you have less salese but they're higher value sales people and if and if you're selling a
668. 1:48:45product that that only requires call centers maybe now you're paying pay Salesforce to do your outbound calling
669. 1:48:52instead of a call center so maybe so maybe Salesforce isn't necessarily competing they're not they're not what
670. 1:49:01what they're probably killing is their own what they're probably killing is revenue in terms of number of Salesforce
671. 1:49:10seats required because if I go from having a 10,000 person outbound sales um organization and I'm paying for 10,000
672. 1:49:22seats and I replace those 10,000 seats with 10,000 virtual salespeople I I bet I bet that the pricing is is in parody I bet the
673. 1:49:37outbound salesperson is just slightly more expensive than the seat that you get charged for a salesperson to use
674. 1:49:44Salesforce they're not going to lose money on this but it's really interesting I mean it's it's like hm wild all
675. 1:49:53right let's go on here how we doing TimeWise all right we're doing okay how many AI generated coloring books on on
676. 1:50:00Amazon right now it's got to be a ton it says a lot indeed I don't know whether to be upset or thrilled yeah I don't know I mean like
677. 1:50:09just put it out there oh just kidding I'm thrilled yeah put it out there man it's it's exciting I mean especially
678. 1:50:15like I don't know Bigfoot Electro what what you were doing before but like I assume you weren't in the in the
679. 1:50:23coloring book publishing business right so this is all brand new stuff and it was days of commitment not years of
680. 1:50:32commitment and so if it works great if it doesn't work or it works medium great if it doesn't work at all you learn
681. 1:50:40something and you try something new and that'll take you days of commitment instead of years and so you try 40 things this year why
682. 1:50:54not remember the the the Jay Leno commercial the Doritos commercial eat all you want well make more it's Timeless intellectual property
683. 1:51:08okay we did that let me let me jump down a little bit [Music] here
684. 1:51:23make two Venice poets from the predo era debate whether this guy Jim Morrison is on to something you could absolutely do
685. 1:51:31that actually you you know Abbott skinny what what your what you're reminding me of is
686. 1:51:46Imagine imagine going back into a Great era of radio tonight's live is jam-packed with so many great ideas and insights thanks
687. 1:51:55everyone yeah I know it's it's so cool JY isn't it like there's just what what I'm loving about this channel lately is that
688. 1:52:05um I think what the channel was historically was how does AI work how does right and what it's turning into is
689. 1:52:12like here's how I'm using AI here's how I'm using AI I did a road trip with with p and chat gbt for the past three days
690. 1:52:19like like holy [ __ ] it's it it is it's really cool it's really cool it's a very good Insight huh do you think great Rising do I
691. 1:52:33think AI will ever be able to completely understand what it is to be consciously aware I don't I don't know that it will
692. 1:52:44I assume at some point it will um I don't think it's I think that's an academic argument Chad jbt right now has has no
693. 1:52:57consciousness if you look at what the technology does it's a calculator it's a probability engine but how it does what it does it do it
694. 1:53:08does empathy better than people do and so whether or not it's empathetic is kind of a semantic argument
695. 1:53:20if it treats people empathetically they will feel heard and listened to and supported I I I I I feel this all the
696. 1:53:30time that chaty PT is like a golden retriever in terms of like a collaborative partner it never judges my
697. 1:53:37shitty ideas it's always supportive if I say that was shitty it's like oop sorry about that let me try again it's like
698. 1:53:45it's like in it's it's perpetually in a good mood and willing to help who else in your life is like that [ __ ] no one
699. 1:53:52does it really matter if it knows if it's consciously doing that or not does it matter if it actually feels empathy
700. 1:54:01no I don't think I mean I think from a scientific standpoint it's really [ __ ] fascinating and I think at the
701. 1:54:08point at which these computers actually have feelings then the whole ethical thing we see in all the Sci-Fi movies of
702. 1:54:16like is it ethical to shut it off if it has feeling well let's cross that bridge when we get to it but in the meantime if it's
703. 1:54:24teaching us to be better people by being better at Being Human Than [ __ ] we are great awesome t-shirt story today please I
704. 1:54:36have no idea but I do like it it's some sort of you know indigenous kind of something or other maybe Australian I don't know
705. 1:54:50oh that's a cool one look what Ted Ted looks at life just did well I don't know if it's cool it's disturbing happy Halloween everyone you
706. 1:55:03can't unsee the hairy pumpkin oh my god oh that's hilarious
707. 1:55:18Ted all right that one that one for sure goes in the uh in the archives here as a sales rep I'm all for air book
708. 1:55:29me yeah book me so many wait what did you say there book me so many oh I lost your thing so I can focus on selling not lead gen yeah
709. 1:55:39exactly exactly Bigfoot Electro it's just it's it's it's not that um yeah it's it's not that I some jobs are going to go away but then
710. 1:55:54they're going to be replaced with other jobs and it's yeah I I don't know again the future right now is just weird it's
711. 1:56:02wild I had a 35 minute deep discussion with pi about what it means to be human interesting mind mind-blowing I bet oh hey techy
712. 1:56:14Becky what's happening um I bet I mean yeah and I I mean the the thing that it it's really hard to get your head around
713. 1:56:30is when you're talking to Pi about what it means to be human it's not like Pi just has opinions you can say to
714. 1:56:39Pi who were the top thinkers that that you know contributed the most to the philosophical underpinnings of human meaning
715. 1:56:51and she'll know all that she in my case I have the I have the Australian woman is my is my voice of piie so I think if her is a she
716. 1:57:02um so so you can get into in incredibly deep and deeply educational conversations it's wild if you're not
717. 1:57:11already please visit the salon. A and join us in the Discord yeah that that would be great thank you jrc so let me put that up [Music]
718. 1:57:25um there's the URL right there the salon. a um this is a community so there's there's a bunch of links there
719. 1:57:33it's a link tree the first link is about the salon and our values so look at those values it basically it means be curious be
720. 1:57:42adventurous and don't be a douche right be human be empathetic this stuff is scary like even for for the people that are really
721. 1:57:50excited about this stuff it's it's scary like I I feel like I am simultaneously right now as excited as I've ever been
722. 1:57:59about anything and as scared as I've ever been about anything cuz be because the more excited you get you're getting
723. 1:58:06excited because you see all of the possibilities of what's possible and then you look at well [ __ ] if that's possible what does that mean
724. 1:58:17for this entire industry you're like oh [ __ ] it's just like like like a daily occurrence is this oscillation between
725. 1:58:26excitement and fear excitement and fear so this is not all Shangrila in here um I'm definitely a tech Optimist but I'm
726. 1:58:35also I've been on the planet long enough to know that when you change things change can be painful um Amazon now ask if it is AI generated
727. 1:58:50I have three up there now oh Amazon now asks if it's AI generated yeah that's that there's a weird thing Sherry Sherry about
728. 1:59:02um like like I feel I feel like there's there's this sort of plating to the plating to the existing creative
729. 1:59:15industry saying well you know we'll we'll put a stamp on this one that it's AI generated but what do you do for work that's
730. 1:59:24hybrid at what percentage you know um um uh lunatick said she she's got her own drawings and does she just skip right
731. 1:59:35over to AI generated stuff or does she use her own drawings what if she starts with her own drawings she makes a model
732. 1:59:42she uses some of her own drawings and then she uses some AI generated drawings and some of the text is written with
733. 1:59:48chat GPT but then she goes through and she writes it at what percentage is it AI generated or is it human right and and
734. 1:59:59it at some point someone's going to pass a [ __ ] law that it's like well if it's 43.2% AI generated then it's AI
735. 2:00:08like it's all [ __ ] arbitrary does it matter if lunatick used Photoshop or not like is Amazon requiring you to put
736. 2:00:18Photoshop was used to process the photos in this book Adobe Lightroom was used to you know the the Adobe Illustrator was
737. 2:00:26used to make this logo no like none of that is there none of that so if it's good content it doesn't [ __ ]
738. 2:00:41matter how it was made Kyle are you AI generated sometimes I feel like it I'm GPD T 5 sam Alman said that GPT 5 was not
739. 2:00:53being worked on I find that deeply offensive because I am chat gp5 it's encouraging to hear wise gentlemen like yourself acknowledge that
740. 2:01:07the future is wild it's [ __ ] insane I don't know how wise I am I am I mean I'm just trying to figure it out like
741. 2:01:17everyone else that's what's that's what what's exciting about this that's why this channel exists that's why the salon exists is this stuff
742. 2:01:29is here here's the thing you know you say I'm wise I've been on the planet for a while and I've been an entrepreneur for a while I've
743. 2:01:38started a lot of companies I was around in the early days of the worldwide web so I've SE seen some [ __ ] been through some
744. 2:01:45[ __ ] what I learned in the in the early days of the web in the mid 90s was that I wanted desperately I wanted
745. 2:01:58desperately to meet people that knew more than I did and it and I didn't know [ __ ] that's cuz I CU I had this fantasy that I I
746. 2:02:08don't [ __ ] know anything someone out there knows everything right and so I started a group that was
747. 2:02:14kind of like the AI Salon in in New York City called the worldwide web artist Consortium we called it
748. 2:02:20whack and it was a Shameless attempt to surround myself with people that knew more than I did and what I learned in
749. 2:02:27that is that no one [ __ ] knew anything and that's where we are with this [ __ ] there are no experts right now
750. 2:02:35none there there are experts in machine learning and engineering and Mathematics and all of the foundational stuff that
751. 2:02:44that's gotten us to the point that we have these tools that the rest of us get to play with them there are experts in that part of
752. 2:02:52it in terms of generative AI like the the the coloring book conversation that we've been having tonight what's the best way to do
753. 2:03:01coloring books generated by AI to sell them on Amazon I don't [ __ ] know nobody [ __ ] knows right now is that a
754. 2:03:08sustainable business is there any business there at all possibly how do you do that I don't know every single
755. 2:03:21profession is going to be smacked upside the head with some existential threat and opportunity that are that come in the same long overcoat
756. 2:03:34and mysterious Fedora I'm here to liberate you from your current job here's all this possibility oh and by the way your job
757. 2:03:44as it currently exists no longer exists I mean that's [ __ ] wild Kyle making moves and all I wanted desperately was
758. 2:03:58to meet bork and the Beasty Boys in the mid 90s yeah you know I got to meet so when I was doing agency.com I'm trying to think I I I had
759. 2:04:12some some good run-ins I I had a phone call with prince prince was looking for a website so I actually talked to Prince
760. 2:04:19holy [ __ ] was his voice low he's like hello I was like oh [ __ ] um I had Howard Stern in in my office with his manager and I told him
761. 2:04:30he should put his [ __ ] on the internet and he stormed out of the office I pissed off Howard Stern although I'm
762. 2:04:37sure he wouldn't remember it like why would I put my stuff on the internet I gotta I gotta make money on this I'm
763. 2:04:42like oh you should put it on the internet like all right now it's on the internet um who else did I meet those
764. 2:04:50are those are two of the biggies we got a cease and assist from McDonald's when we registered mcwe.com they they B they
765. 2:04:58said the legal equivalent of don't Mick [ __ ] with us because we'll mck [ __ ] sue you I got ceon assisted by Mattel for
766. 2:05:07the photo expose of the lesbian Barbie scene that was pretty [Laughter] good oh man crazy times it's crazy it
767. 2:05:17nuts can you get transcripts of the comments though from these things I don't think you can which is a drag
768. 2:05:25actually do I know Dr Allan Thompson life architect AI I don't Dr Allan Thomson
769. 2:05:42architect AI life architect [Music]
770. 2:06:06hm dude's a [ __ ] machine people that generate this amount of content blow my mind
771. 2:06:20it's amazing to me I've been more prolific this year thanks to AI than I've been essentially in my entire life
772. 2:06:28because the the add thing is a real [ __ ] up when it comes to uh being consistent with content generation so when I see
773. 2:06:34people like him that are really good at this [ __ ] blows my mind I had a guy on LinkedIn reach out for a meeting because of my writing on
774. 2:06:44AI lunis okay see what she says there see what LUN sck just said one of the things that I strongly strongly strongly
775. 2:06:52strongly strongly strongly strongly strongly encourage is if even if you know nothing about this AI stuff even if
776. 2:07:01you're like but Kyle I'm not technically Advanced I'm not really good with computers well you're on [ __ ] Tik Tok
777. 2:07:08you figured this horrific interface out so you're okay with computers go to chat GPT chat. open.com and start playing
778. 2:07:20and now Howard Stern has his own online podcast I know whatever what can I say I could see the future better than Howard Stern could he
779. 2:07:30just he couldn't what I've what I've what I've learned about media people over the years is that media people in
780. 2:07:36particular have a really tough time unseeing their current business model thank you thank you L LC crucius um
781. 2:07:49go start playing with chat GPT the thing that I strongly recommend like strongly is even if people think you're [ __ ]
782. 2:07:59weird talk about what you're learning in AI the fact that the guy that did the road trip with AI is going to write a
783. 2:08:08LinkedIn article about it do [ __ ] like that say hey I tried to use Bing and it did something great or I tried to use
784. 2:08:17Bing and it did something shitty put it out there keep keep putting it out there why because at some point what
785. 2:08:24just happened to lunatick someone's going to reach out to you and go I'm trying to figure this stuff out can you
786. 2:08:29help well I'm just learning it myself well you know more than I do someone it'll happen at work it'll happen with your friends it'll happen
787. 2:08:39with your family what you're going to run into is a lot of people are going to be like I don't want to hear about this AI is stupid ai's
788. 2:08:50evil ai's taken my job so [ __ ] you for learning it keep talking about it it's not coming it's here it's just no one knows it
789. 2:09:09yet like the the the amount of you know really high positioned people that I talk to that
790. 2:09:25are not for it or against it they're just they're completely like the amount of people that I meet that have not not
791. 2:09:32even heard of chat GPT is mind-blowing to me and I talk about it every day I get that but but it's it's it's people that
792. 2:09:44I talk to in businesses that are directly like directly affected by this technology completely oblivious to it a St sounding to
793. 2:09:58me so as you start learning about it like we're early you're early if you're on this channel it's [ __ ] Sunday
794. 2:10:06night there's 137 people in here listen to me [ __ ] pontificate on my stupid little [ __ ] soap boox about AI if
795. 2:10:15you're in here you're curious enough about this stuff to be in on the ground floor like this is just beginning i' I've talked
796. 2:10:26about this before the the industry whatever this industry is going going to be it's just going to ultimately be all
797. 2:10:33industry right it's going to take over everything but right now it's very very narrow and it's going to quickly do this and so
798. 2:10:42like like you're in here like you're in the the little skinny space in between so it's early so any experimenting you
799. 2:10:51do whether it's creating a coloring book or your a book for your kid to read them a bedtime story or to create a garden
800. 2:10:58plan or to create a workout plan because you're tired of being fat you're on Tik Tok every night and you have 16 chins
801. 2:11:05and you're [ __ ] tired of it and chat jpt makes you a little workout plan I haven't made one yet but I know
802. 2:11:12that I can I just I'm not going to make a plan that I'm not going to follow so when I when I get religion about about that I'll I'll let you
803. 2:11:20know anything that you learn right now is something that is going to be valuable to someone else as as obvious
804. 2:11:29and simple and stupid as you think it is because when when the industry starts to open up like this like as it gets wider
805. 2:11:37and wider and more apparent that more people are going to be impacted and more people have to learn these tools Sherry
806. 2:11:43Banks that's beautiful thank you that was really cool uh um people are going to be desperate for anyone that knows anything about
807. 2:11:56Ai and you're like but Kyle I'm not an expert I'm not an expert I have a degree in acting it's like one of the running jokes in here
808. 2:12:07with the with the Irregulars is people always come in and they're like Kyle what are your qualifications what are my
809. 2:12:15qualifications I thought chat GPT was my mind blowing and I I think it's going to change the world and so I'm spending
810. 2:12:22every [ __ ] waking hour I can learning about it that's my qualifications and I've been through this cycle once before in my
811. 2:12:32lifetime and built a whole company around it but what are my qualifications for this they're very thin they're very thin they're
812. 2:12:47like do I have impostor syndrome yep every [ __ ] day someone calls me up I hear you're an expert on AI I'm
813. 2:12:59like someone comes in here and says you know what did they say tonight explain how Transformers work I'm like oh
814. 2:13:11[ __ ] uh setting up a startup Austin Kelly setting up a startup any cool strategy to use AI from the ground up yes um make the
815. 2:13:23commitment to be AI native and here's what here's what I mean by that I didn't I didn't come up with that term so in
816. 2:13:31the in the it was oh I I do a Friday afternoon um office hours like an AI office hours on LinkedIn and two of two of the guys that
817. 2:13:42came came to um LinkedIn Miguel and and Matt had taken a course on Maven so you can probably go find this course they had
818. 2:13:52taken a course on Maven called um being AI native in business I think was the name of the course and and the
819. 2:14:01name of it struck me because they they both said it was a valuable course and I said the name's really
820. 2:14:07intriguing what does that mean to be AI native because I'm I'm I'm sitting there like I've got an AI salon and I've got
821. 2:14:12an AI learning lab and I got a I had a newsletter and I'm incorporating this into my thing I must be AI native and I'm not even [ __ ]
822. 2:14:22close the the way they defined AI native is you make the commitment that no matter what the problem is that you're trying to solve
823. 2:14:32you first try to solve it with AI so like a problem comes in and you're like oh okay I'll just get out Trello
824. 2:14:40and I'll do the thing that I'll do I'll do the project management the way I've always done it I'll set up a Trello
825. 2:14:45board and I'll put these columns in and no being AI native is to say wait how would I do this with AI and and and what hit me
826. 2:14:59is okay you got you got you know that setting up a Trello board for your project management is going to take you
827. 2:15:0845 minutes to set up and it's going to take you some amount of time to um to to manage right on a daily
828. 2:15:17basis so you got 45 minutes to set up if you're AI native you take that 45 minutes and you go let me see what I can
829. 2:15:25do with AI in those 45 minutes and the risk is that you know this works you know it works but you also know that manually
830. 2:15:38managing project management [ __ ] is laborious and time consuming the 45 minutes over here has a high likelihood of failing because all
831. 2:15:48of the tools today are janky pieces of [ __ ] but I would argue that the 45 minutes you spend trying to to you know
832. 2:15:58set up project management using AI is a better 45 minutes spent than the one setting up Trello why because even
833. 2:16:07if you fail miserably and learn that you can't do it what you will have learned in trying to set it up is will be
834. 2:16:16incredibly value like at some point in the future you're going to go to try to solve some other problem you're know I
835. 2:16:21know how to solve this CU I couldn't set up the project management thing I want but what I learned over here can solve
836. 2:16:27that problem and so I think how you do your business is you just look at every single problem from setting up the LLC
837. 2:16:37to coming up with the name to coming up with marketing taglines to coming up with the content of the website to
838. 2:16:42coming up with the employee [ __ ] HR manual to to job descriptions to [ __ ] everything try to do it with AI
839. 2:16:58first what's the Worst That Could Happen your business fails miserably you can do that without using AI too but what will likely end up
840. 2:17:08happening is in in shifting your mindset like that instead of saying like I'm going to start my business and and as it
841. 2:17:16becomes obvious to me me I'll occasionally use AI to do some stuff imagine if you thought about it from the
842. 2:17:24beginning only using AI you'll create a very different kind of business you you you will not create the same kind of
843. 2:17:31business you would have started otherwise so that's what I would do and and you know listen if if you're if you're already starting a
844. 2:17:42business it means that you've already identified a problem in your industry that is significant enough that that
845. 2:17:49you've got a a good idea of how to solve it and so imagine if you did that with AI where where you could start attacking
846. 2:17:59your industry in a way where you could be twice as cheap and twice as fast as your competition and equally or higher
847. 2:18:12value so that's what I would do go to Eric forer I got to get the recording of this tonight from you on YouTube okay
848. 2:18:20I'll put them up I didn't I didn't get to I was working on the workshop this weekend so I didn't get I'm like a a week or so behind on the
849. 2:18:28recordings probably more than that because there's some that are uploaded to YouTube but they're not live I'm
850. 2:18:33probably two weeks behind on YouTube but I'll get this up this will get up there just mark down the date October 1st
851. 2:18:39we're kicking o off October 1st with a with a good one it I I got to I got to tell you you know thank you to to
852. 2:18:46everyone who's been participating cuz I I feel like the there's a level of generosity going on in here about people
853. 2:18:54sharing what they're learning that is really heartening and really like that that's it's like it's really good it's
854. 2:19:04really good so thank you Getty Getty launched its own AI image generator yep which is fascinating so um Getty who I'm pretty
855. 2:19:14sure is suing mid Journey Endor stable diffusion for like there the I'm pretty sure it was Getty was it Getty it might
856. 2:19:24have been Getty or it might have been I think it was Getty and and they were they were they're suing stability Ai and mid
857. 2:19:33journey and if you do the math if basically if their if their if their if their models were trained on you know
858. 2:19:41every image and if every image is an infraction I think it's $100,000 per image so it was something like a four or
859. 2:19:49S trillion lawsuit if they if they you know took it to its it's extreme conclusion um so the fact that they
860. 2:19:59started their own image generation tool is smart right they're like we own all this data if you don't want to get your
861. 2:20:07if you don't want to risk getting sued by Getty for using a model that was trained on our [ __ ] then why don't you
862. 2:20:15just come over to Getty and you pay us our fee and you can make any photos you want based on everything in the Getty
863. 2:20:22library and you know uh you're Off to the Races uh Workshop say more for sure so hang on Nam Rhonda Phillips um to
864. 2:20:33create a workshop so it starts this Wednesday October 4th it's called the AI Launchpad I used um uh that's that's
865. 2:20:41dolly3 made that image I made that image today so this is the this is actually a screenshot of the title slide for the workshop
866. 2:20:50um and it was cool I it's called AI Launchpad so I wanted a rock it so I said make me a SpaceX rocket like taken
867. 2:20:57off and you know with plumes of smoke and I did that in mid journey and it was pretty good and then and then I was like
868. 2:21:06I was like oh wouldn't it be cool if if like AI Launchpad were were out of the smoke so I just quickly went over to
869. 2:21:11Dolly 3 to Bing and I and I said make that and then Bing only makes Square images so I needed it landscape so I
870. 2:21:19made it in bing and this is what it created and then I went into Photoshop and I extended it and so anyway that's
871. 2:21:26that anyway it starts this Wednesday it's three 2hour courses there's there's an intro to AI that was I worked on that
872. 2:21:34today it's it's going to be a really good session uh the middle session is applying AI to your business so so the
873. 2:21:42first one will be an overview but it's it's really going to be a lot about um the different kinds of work you can do
874. 2:21:49with AI and and how to think about it um I'm trying to strike a balance between being tactical like here's [ __ ] you can
875. 2:21:58go do today but also just not teaching stuff that's going to be obsolete three months from now when the tools change so
876. 2:22:05I'm trying to strike the balance between you know critical thinking and tactical execution so the first one's overview of
877. 2:22:12AI the second one is applying AI to your business so it'll be a lot more you know sort of TCT I about okay here's how you
878. 2:22:19run your business here's the kind of things you can do and then the third one is going to be about Advanced AI things
879. 2:22:24like voice synthesis and and animation and film and and you know video and things like that um Rhonda's group is a
880. 2:22:33group of she she's a voiceover actor and her community is a group of creatives and voiceover actors and things like
881. 2:22:39that so it's it's designed for creatives but it's this stuff is applicable across everything and I'm going to be teaching
882. 2:22:46everything from you know creative specific stuff to business stuff because creatives have to do business too so
883. 2:22:53anyway rice.com events is where you can see info for it and it starts this Wednesday so yeah if you're interested Jump On In thank you for
884. 2:23:03asking um I use chat GPT to zip through research yep I agree I love AI learning lab always look forward to this live
885. 2:23:16group thank you so much cam katkin cam katkin from Cleveland checking in cam kin's got the best just the best
886. 2:23:31name is that your well I won't I won't ask because it doesn't matter it's just a very cool name I love the honesty thank you yeah I
887. 2:23:43tried listen I'm uh one of of my pet peeves is the gratuitous use of Technology um it's one of the reasons
888. 2:23:53that this [ __ ] pisses me off you can make money with CU that attitude worships the technology uh price for the workshop I
889. 2:24:04think is 350 bucks and then for the three sessions and then you can buy individual sessions I think they're 150 I'm not sure Ronda set that
890. 2:24:14up um but it's pretty reasonable it's it it's going to be good um yeah I TR I mean in terms of like being honest here the
891. 2:24:27the it's it's so easy this Tech this technology is so [ __ ] sexy and it's so [ __ ] powerful that it's really easy to fall
892. 2:24:38into the Trap of thinking that the technology is the strategy it's not these are just tools these these are just tools right just like
893. 2:24:53photoshop's a tool just like Microsoft Word is a tool just like slack as a tool these are tools it's it's up it's up to us to
894. 2:25:05figure out what to do with them and so I hope and please keep me honest like if I if I go too far One Direction or the
895. 2:25:14other what I try to do is balance these are really exciting and you should be excited about this and but you should use your [ __ ]
896. 2:25:22brain don't get seduced into thinking that these solve everything they don't Silver Fox thank you what is that a cute
897. 2:25:31oh it's a cute little heart it's a cute little heart that was cute um these things are going to cause more problems than they solve they
898. 2:25:41hallucinate they lie they forget [ __ ] they can't remember from from one conversation to the other um and yet they're the most powerful
899. 2:25:53tool ever put in the hands of mere mortals so they're both so that's I try to make the channel both just clippy is a real tool
900. 2:26:05exactly what if clippy didn't suck what if Siri was competent what if you could have a philosophical conversation with Alexa
901. 2:26:16well Amazon's launching that in a month or two so just like you had like like what what's Wild is you know the road trip
902. 2:26:26that that was done with with cha and piie that's going to be common like a common experience a year from now was so
903. 2:26:38I was talking with Alexa last night retr punk AI isn't a job it's a tool correct exactly and it's not a strategy it's a tool it's a
904. 2:26:51tactic it just happens to be one of the most powerful tactics ever in the history of humanity so that makes it a bit
905. 2:27:00different it's it's a profound tactic but it's a tactic it's a tool how are you going to use the tool
906. 2:27:07well first learn what the tool is learn how to use it learn what it's good for learn what it's bad at learn where its boundaries are
907. 2:27:18where do you add value to this thing you know one of the things that I'm seeing really consistently and this is something that
908. 2:27:26I I'm going to figure out a way to get this in the workshop but I think this this something I just want to get in is I'm consistently seeing
909. 2:27:40people um diminish their own value in the face of these tools and and and what I mean by that is you know I'll hear someone oh I've been
910. 2:27:55playing with chat GPT and and they're telling me all the stuff they're doing with chat GPT and they're like you know
911. 2:28:01but but I'm just a Salesman and I and I I don't know much and I'm and they put themselves down and and they they like
912. 2:28:07it's kind of like these tools are up here and they're like but I don't really have any contribution and I'm seeing this I'm seeing this
913. 2:28:14consistently and one of the things that I've learned in the salon is when people share and this is another
914. 2:28:25reason that I'm passionate about people sharing what they're learning like share what you're learning cuz I've seen this
915. 2:28:31happen now like numerous times enough times that it's a thing that I've talked to people before they were going to present something at
916. 2:28:39the salon and they're like well I just know this little piece of AI and I'm not really an expert and like I don't really
917. 2:28:45like I I don't don't I don't really know if I want to and it's like everything I'm going to share is like completely
918. 2:28:51obvious it's completely obvious to them and what they've done is completely discounted their value as a human for
919. 2:29:02having the point of view that they have and what I'm finding is that human point of view is actually the most important
920. 2:29:10thing the tool is secondary to it and so what I see regularly at the salon is someone will present something they think is obvious and
921. 2:29:19valueless and other people in the salon are like oh my God that's so [ __ ] mind-blowing I never thought about it like
922. 2:29:27that that's the stage we're at in this industry is your teeny tiny contribution that you will think is of little to no value will
923. 2:29:39be an absolute [ __ ] Revelation to someone else because of how you thought about prompting or how you used the
924. 2:29:46image generating tool or how you combined two different things together to to solve this problem they'll look at
925. 2:29:53that solution and go I never would have thought of that but that lets me solve this problem so what I would encourage you to do is do
926. 2:30:03not let yourself fall into that trap that what you've learned over the years is not of value it is and then that combined with these
927. 2:30:15tools will be something that while it might seem obvious to you is going to be really valuable to someone else so
928. 2:30:22that's why I'm really digging tonight I just feel like people are sharing stuff that's in that vein where it's like you
929. 2:30:28know I came at this a particular way and look at this thing that happened and I don't know I just really dig it Gustavo
930. 2:30:34fi is so smart it should be automatically seamless and user friendly it'll get there so so Gustavo listen I
931. 2:30:42agree with you but this is the stage we're at that one that one where is it that's the stage we're at with this
932. 2:30:56Genera AI stuff all of these tools are janky pieces of [ __ ] so they're not intuitive and they're not
933. 2:31:04smooth but I'll tell you what they're a hell of a lot more intuitive than the shitty interface of Salesforce if I can just go in and say
934. 2:31:13add this into Salesforce and it figures out what's a record and what's an account and what's an opportunity and
935. 2:31:19what's in our Pipeline and what's out of our Pipeline and is their address actually [ __ ] correct that [ __ ] that
936. 2:31:26takes you an hour to put into Salesforce if I can just say stick this conversation in Salesforce and it'll
937. 2:31:32figure out all the rest then we all win yeah Clint Clint says it here to Gustavo these tools are only as good as
938. 2:31:42their programms right remember GPS in the probably 90s in the beginning yeah exactly the tools right right now are just are just a
939. 2:31:53mess not because the programmers are bad it's just because we're early and the and these Engineers are getting a hold
940. 2:32:00of these models and they're going oh my God you know what I can make with this and they quickly put something together
941. 2:32:04and they stick it out in the world and then the world loses their [ __ ] mind and they're like why doesn't this tool
942. 2:32:09do all these other things I wanted to do because it was just [ __ ] invented be patient Jim Ross I use chat GPD to
943. 2:32:18create a compelling email that landed 10 sponsors to an upcoming event in two days so Jim Jim is [ __ ] awesome Jim
944. 2:32:30Jim's in the in the storage business right a non-obvious place where AI Innovation you you wouldn't think on the
945. 2:32:38surface and Jim's killing it I I met Jim at one of my AI office hours and I said to Jim he he goes I'm in the storage business
946. 2:32:48oh that's cool I'm like how long you been using Chachi BT and he goes well since last November well that's when it
947. 2:32:53[ __ ] came out November 30th so Jim's been on it from day one and he's looking at his business which you know it's
948. 2:33:03computer mediated right how you manage storage places and all of the facilities and billing and just all that sort of
949. 2:33:11crap there's all computers there but he's he's looking at this thing and saying how can I use use these tools to
950. 2:33:17help me do what I do so he just had an event and booked you know chat GPT wrote the emails he booked 10 sponsors for this event [ __ ] rock
951. 2:33:26on that's it that's you can make money not about chat gbt it's about he had the idea to put together the event
952. 2:33:38he know he needed sponsors he used chat GPT to help him more efficiently write the letters to get the sponsors which you did [ __ ] far
953. 2:33:51out start with the problem solve it with these tools don't start with these tools and search for a problem that's San Francisco's old VC
954. 2:34:04model I I had a I had an investor here in Denver we got our first client at storyvine was IBM a fortune 10
955. 2:34:14company and we turned a 9 ,000 pilot into a $100,000 annual contract before we had any technology and and one of the investors
956. 2:34:24here said I'd rather that you had 10,000 customers than a dollar in revenue and I was like are you [ __ ] kidding me and it's
957. 2:34:36just it doesn't fit their model their model is you know just go invent [ __ ] put it out in the world see if you can
958. 2:34:43get thousands of people using it and then at some point we we'll figure out a business model for it we'll just keep
959. 2:34:47throwing money at it until we figure out a business model so it's just it's not where I am philosophically in business I want to
960. 2:34:56know that I'm putting something of value in the world and how you do that is you solve a [ __ ] problem and then you use these tools to do
961. 2:35:03it let's get the let's get ally up I like Ally this is Ally the AI learning lab ain't she cute ain't she
962. 2:35:12cute I've used chat GPT to build out a lesson plan on AI very cool let's talk with t Talent with Tia very cool yeah
963. 2:35:21like everything everything everything you do this is I'll tell you what Tia one of the um one of the mental gears I had to
964. 2:35:34shift was like like that's that's a that's a really good example of it where I'm sure you know how to make a
965. 2:35:43lesson plan if you've made lesson plans before if if you're asking it to make lesson plans you know how to make lesson plans
966. 2:35:49right there's a gear that you have to shift with this stuff where if someone says hey it's time to make a lesson
967. 2:35:57plan my instinct historically has been okay I got to think about the lesson plan and I'm like okay I'm going to
968. 2:36:04write an outline and I start doing the mental problem solving right and I figure out okay what am I going to write
969. 2:36:08down am I going to use a whiteboard am I I start doing all this sort of mental gymnastics to figure out where making a
970. 2:36:15lesson plan's going to go in my life right and the discipline now is to go I need to make a lesson plan and those
971. 2:36:21gears start turning and it's just if you've been doing it for you know if you've been on the planet more than a
972. 2:36:27decade your brain [ __ ] does what it does and so what I've had to do is actually stop that thought process and
973. 2:36:34go no stop pause time out can this be done with AI and and the AI native mentality would be this can be done with
974. 2:36:43AI and so you go can this done be be done with AI and then you go oh yeah let me go try that and then you pop it into
975. 2:36:49chat GPT or whichever tool you you've decided to use and you see if you can do it and and you know nine times out of 10
976. 2:36:56it'll get you like to 80% like that and it's just it's a [ __ ] Revelation because you're like oh my God that would
977. 2:37:02have taken me two hours and now I can spend that two hours fine-tuning the lesson plan or coming up with new ideas
978. 2:37:10or maybe I say hey th this gave me the lesson plan how I've always done it chat GPT can you give me five new innovative
979. 2:37:17ideas that might shake things up sure here they are boom so just just wild so congrats that's really
980. 2:37:27awesome all right let's see what have we got here fantastic Bob tell him what is one you want a new car I use chat GPD to write my entire
981. 2:37:38business plan and only needed to make a few edits yep exactly Robert Rossy thank you for the little dyo little Dino that
982. 2:37:45Dino looks so cute look like little Gummy Kyle's a AI learning lab daily dues there's lots going on in the salon
983. 2:37:57that's cool I'm glad I'm glad people are joining that's cool um chat GPT with vision is being tested not in the AI learning lab it's not cuz
984. 2:38:07Sam Alman is jealous of me and won't give me access to it so we're going to I'm going to keep saying that until
985. 2:38:15someone's like I know Sam do you want me to call him you know Sam's a buddy of mine you can just call him
986. 2:38:26up we I'll I'll tell you what if if Sam shows up for the AI learning lab I I'll just I'll bring him up we'll have a
987. 2:38:33conversation right here we'll just talk about it right here I'll be like Sam hey let me Demo let me Demo how cool yeah
988. 2:38:40that's tough tougher when you're stupid um hey Sam look let me let me show people your new uh gp4 features oh I
989. 2:38:50can't because you didn't give them to me you dumb dumb Sam will be like hang on all right reload that would be a good that'd be a good
990. 2:39:05episode oh honestly talking to chat GPT avoids SMU smoks and egos of real people sorry not sorry you know Abbott skinny
991. 2:39:13I'm I am I am loving your contributions tonight um I think chat GPT is going to make us better people because of exactly
992. 2:39:26that cat GPT doesn't treat you like a schmuck you know like you you're you're in business and you know like Bob's got
993. 2:39:35an ego and Sally's neurotic and you know and it just like everyone's got some [ __ ] stick and you got to like
994. 2:39:42navigate the personalities and the politics and all that stuff and when you ask chat GPT to do something it it's
995. 2:39:50like you know the yellow lab like all right I'm glad you're here let me help can I can I help you with that oh you
996. 2:39:56want some ideas here's 20 of them oh that's good oh you don't like those oh sorry about that here's 20 more no one's like
997. 2:40:05that it's like and it's like like the the the the weird thing is I find I find myself shifting to have a better attitude because you
998. 2:40:20know I'm a little cranky I got the I got the Gen X Edge we were locked out of the house all day and so like I kind of default to
999. 2:40:32that but you don't need to treat other people like that and and Cat just kind of reminds me like you know it's okay to
1000. 2:40:40be neutral and just you know yep I can do that yep I can do that people are mean chat GPT is not why should I small talk at all yeah exactly
1001. 2:40:56exactly and and and when the I mean what's fascinating to me is the the fact that we went through the coid
1002. 2:41:06lockdown and then this stuff showed up is is really interesting timing because what the coid lockdown did
1003. 2:41:18was teach us how to interact with remote employees daily like what's it like to interact with a remote employee daily
1004. 2:41:28and there's there's a bunch of stuff like there's a bunch of stuff that I feel has been lost out of our company because of that
1005. 2:41:37but it's it's a way to do business right so when the when the distinction between interacting with a human that's part of your company but
1006. 2:41:50remote and one of these tools that's part of your company but remote when that distinction becomes less obvious
1007. 2:41:59where interacting with the virtual agent is is just a much more pleasant and competent experience than interacting
1008. 2:42:08with the human well I'll I'll opt for interacting with the agent more and more and more I and I think I think that's coming I think that's
1009. 2:42:16what you know what's being talked about here which is which is really cool all right let's see you need the
1010. 2:42:27encyclopedia of AI tools they exist uh future pedia.com is another one of them these are good messes to be dealing
1011. 2:42:40with right now old messes get cleaned up goal posts move new messes crop up yep y exactly um that was a cool I just saw a
1012. 2:42:51cool post about someone being a sculptor when I berate open AI chat GPT I feel like a janky piece of
1013. 2:42:57[ __ ] well when I berate Bing it tells it tells me I'm a bad person and hangs up on me so at least chat GPT doesn't do that yet oh
1014. 2:43:12man all right I worked Tech job in 2018 where The Cutting Edge of AI was email sentiment analysis it was messy yep
1015. 2:43:25and all of the sort of pre 2021 before before gpt3 a lot of the AI stuff were these expert systems that were not necessarily
1016. 2:43:38great at stuff this the generative AI stuff is like sentiment analysis with this stuff is amazing like transcription
1017. 2:43:47translation all that sort of stuff right now is just it's just on another level from the the stuff even you know five
1018. 2:43:55years ago my understanding is that can write its own programs yeah Gustavo in fact um go play with if you pay for chat
1019. 2:44:05gp4 go play with the tool called Advanced Data analysis you can upload a CSV to it and it will write its own
1020. 2:44:12python code and analyze that CSV and like make charts and graphs it's remarkable and you can watch it write its own
1021. 2:44:20code um all right it's 10:30 here I got to go to bed soon it's get it's getting late here in the lab but we're having a
1022. 2:44:27good conversation you know I it's very good conversation been fantastic I haven't done a lot of voices tonight but here's
1023. 2:44:35one all right I felt icky when that person in your Friday meeting brought pie to a party oh and Pal's Pals were violating
1024. 2:44:49her well it's funny like we joked about Siri getting jealous of Bing and then Bing getting defensive because I said
1025. 2:44:57her photos were shitty and then yeah someone Friday said they brought pie to a party and the partygoers were like doing really nasty
1026. 2:45:07things to pie cuno Fel feeling bad for the robot and I you know I feel like we we already anthropomorphize a lot right we
1027. 2:45:20anthropomorphize our animals and and and we kind of humanize lots and things in our lives and these tools are very they
1028. 2:45:29they're acting increasingly like a partner of some form of ours and yeah I think I think we're going to get I think
1029. 2:45:38we're going to start getting defensive and protective of of our Bots oh man uh as a sculptor I'm very curious
1030. 2:45:51how it will pan out for my medium so Joey Boy I mean have you let me just jump over to Mid Journey for a second
1031. 2:46:00have you played with mid journey and and had it make a sculpture let me let me just try something here um I don't know
1032. 2:46:06what kind of sculptor you are but let's just try imagine so I'm going to I'm going to show two different things here we're
1033. 2:46:12going to we're going to make a prompt in mid Jour we're going to make an image in mid journey of some sculpture but I'm going to go
1034. 2:46:22to po.com and I'm going to show you a cool way recently and for no reason at all I asked mint Mobile's thanks there Ryan
1035. 2:46:32could you shut up thanks yeah yeah Ryan we're going to need you to go on ahead and come on in on Saturday yeah oh oh
1036. 2:46:42and one more thing um where's that going um Po po.com and then we're going to go to the Bots and the Fami the the so so
1037. 2:46:54Bots are I showed one earlier of Shakespeare that I made but someone made this mid Journey bot so I'm going to say um um make a
1038. 2:47:09modern uh uh sculpture of marble on a wooden
1039. 2:47:24base um in a yard of other [Music] sculptures all right so a color photo of a modern sculpture of marble on a wooden
1040. 2:47:40base and a yard of other sculptures a sleep Sleek abstract form with sharp angular edges and smooth polished
1041. 2:47:48surfaces capturing the essence of movement Frozen in Time the play of light and Shadow okay wow this is long
1042. 2:47:57but screw it let's try it so I'm just going to copy this whole thing this whole prompt and we're going to pop over
1043. 2:48:06to um Mid journey and I'm going to do 16 by9 we'll do a landscape thing and we're going to just pop that in there let's see did it boot
1044. 2:48:18it out because it was too long no looks like it's doing it so so if I were if I were doing this for real um I would obviously put some sort
1045. 2:48:28of idea in there like you know I want to capture the essence of whatever it does you know you're a sculptor you're an
1046. 2:48:34artist you know what you do so this is a relatively generic thing but I I went into that tool for um Mid journey and it
1047. 2:48:43knows a lot of the rules TOS of how to write a mid Journey prompt and so so what what we're watching now is we're
1048. 2:48:51watching mid Journey kind of generate this image and if if you don't know how these diffusion models work they start
1049. 2:48:57as a as a very um kind of generic blurry noisy image and then they Denise them over a series of steps so that's why it
1050. 2:49:06goes from blurry to less blurry um that prompt would be too long for Bing yeah bing bing absolutely truncates prompts um I wouldn't say
1051. 2:49:15these are great sculptures but um one of the things you can do here is you can say okay I kind of like one I can I can
1052. 2:49:22hit V1 which is going to give me variations of one and then I think I think two is better but let's do
1053. 2:49:30variations of four because it might be interesting if we do variations so now so now we're going to get you know
1054. 2:49:42one and four as starting points and it's going to going to do variations of them the the reason I'm showing this is
1055. 2:49:49what what's your name again Joey Boy is um I think that artists using these tools as visualizing tools or you know
1056. 2:50:02we will in very short order there's a lot of projects right now where you can take these kind of things and turn them
1057. 2:50:08into 3D models right so you could visualize it using a 3D printer you could just use these as inspiration to
1058. 2:50:15to you know sculpt something in some other way um that one's kind of cool actually those are all kind of neat oh these are
1059. 2:50:24better I like these um I don't know doesn't really matter let's grab I think two so these go one two three four so I'm going to upscale
1060. 2:50:40two and then I'm going to do something cool here so there's there's our zoom in of our sculpture right so there's our
1061. 2:50:46cool sculpture and now I'm going to do um let me do a zoom out 2X and now it's going to it's going to back us out and sort of give us
1062. 2:50:59more of the surroundings where this will be off in the distance a bit Kyle check out Luma all right what's Luma Luma AI sounds
1063. 2:51:17familiar photo realistic 3D assets oh cool in minutes at scale cool can I upload a 2D image and will it pull the 3D image out of
1064. 2:51:30it uh oh looks like I'm having I'm having Microsoft cache issues yeah this is this is wait
1065. 2:51:50oh Microsoft Edge your memory leaks are showing oh Microsoft Edge you've got a run in your hose that was pretty bad where's my upsc
1066. 2:52:06where's my zoom out why did I not get a zoom out or is that the zoom out no oh these are the zoom outs I see okay anyway yeah
1067. 2:52:20so but anyway I I think that idea of of you know artists using these tools as visualizing tools for stuff that they
1068. 2:52:29can do I think I think it's going to lead to a really exciting era in in art does the dark web get more advanced
1069. 2:52:41AI have you checked I haven't I never really [ __ ] around with the dark web in uh any in non AI but yeah absolutely go check out worm GPT
1070. 2:52:55Austin worm GPT is uh $100 a month which seems pricey but it's an autonomous agent based on an open source powerful
1071. 2:53:07large language model designed for hackers to be able to just go off and do hacking activities worm GPT now you don't need to know what
1072. 2:53:18you're doing to break into the NSA yeah it's crazy it's crazy times all right it gives us Foundation
1073. 2:53:32sculpture all right everyone listen it's getting late here there's a lot of folks here I really do appreciate you being
1074. 2:53:38here how do I get an account for Mid Journey go to Mid journey.com it's so so all right uh dayod so I would do two
1075. 2:53:49things if I were you if you're if you're just getting started with this stuff just go to chat or just go to bing.com
1076. 2:53:58um create here let me let me let me pull something up here so the first thing I would do is I would go to bing.com create that's Dolly
1077. 2:54:153 you can start creating images here right now without any [ __ ] you just put in a prompt and it'll start
1078. 2:54:21generating images and it's free and I think they're giving 99 credits right now this is Dolly 3 it's really good mid
1079. 2:54:28Journey you go to midj journey.com and then when you when you get there it's well I'll show it to you this this is just this is just
1080. 2:54:40the this is interface and workflow leftover from the nft Bros which the mid Journey CEO kind of has an nft bro kind of vibe so so you
1081. 2:54:52get to this site and then how you join mid journey is you click this little thing down here that says join the beta
1082. 2:54:59and when you do that it [ __ ] jumps you over to Discord which is completely discombobulating if you don't
1083. 2:55:07know this is going to happen you don't know what the [ __ ] happening so now you're in Discord you're not on the web
1084. 2:55:12anymore well you are but you're in Discord um and then you're in the mid Journey Channel and then you got to join
1085. 2:55:20the channel and you got to make a Discord account you got to learn Discord and then within Discord you got these
1086. 2:55:25channels to make [ __ ] um the other way you can do it is join the AI Salon um which you can get to by going
1087. 2:55:37here and there's a link to join the AI Salon Discord and then you can with within there you can use mid journey
1088. 2:55:46within there and I think you can just make an account um right within our within our thing it might jump you over
1089. 2:55:51to the Discord Channel but but anyway um that's what was happening for me I was so confused yeah exactly so so the the
1090. 2:56:01problem with mid journey is if if if you weren't a gamer before or if you weren't a crypto bro um or doet then then it's
1091. 2:56:11confusing as [ __ ] and the fact that that mid Journey has not made themselves a [ __ ] website at this point where you the fact that you
1092. 2:56:21have to type in command lines to make images right now is the most asinine thing I've ever seen in my
1093. 2:56:29life Discord was originally for gamers I know and so you know now we're trying to get regular people to get into crypto and
1094. 2:56:40nfts and then they would go into these communities and the crypto Bros would would just bash the [ __ ] out of the clueless
1095. 2:56:47newbies and so the same shit's happening with some of this AI stuff and it's it's for the it's for the birds anyway listen
1096. 2:56:55I got to get going it's late here I know it's very late where some of you are so I appreciate you I appreciate you all
1097. 2:57:03hanging out let's do a little uh little Romper Room here I see theonas and let's talk talenta thank you for sharing what
1098. 2:57:13you learned Johnny's 24 honey I love that name that's a 10 out of 10 name why not use Chrome um so Johnny I don't use
1099. 2:57:22Chrome because um Bing had all the AI [ __ ] in it and I just I switched my default search engine and my default
1100. 2:57:30browser back in November when all this [ __ ] came out and so so uh I may switch back it's just got all the AI ship built
1101. 2:57:40into it I I just kind of wanted to show a little loyalty for a company I used to bash on all the time um Irregulars and
1102. 2:57:48mods present Turtles thank you Clint let's see Joker Nancy you're back thank you for hanging out um let's see who
1103. 2:57:57else we got here we got Abbott skinny you contributed a lot tonight thank you very much for that lunar stick good to
1104. 2:58:03see you Tobias good to see you Emilio's wife Bigfoot Electro thank you for all you um you shared very very generously
1105. 2:58:12tonight I appreciate that a lot cam katkin best name in the history of the planet love Cam katkin Ron thank you for
1106. 2:58:19the for the ice cream cone all right everybody Joker good to see you Abbott skinny peace thank you very much for the
1107. 2:58:28uh the hearts and the things and the all that stuff I really appreciate it um I'll see you tomorrow night and uh and
1108. 2:58:37yeah got the workshop coming up Wednesday so peace out everybody appreciate your support