Sep 13, 2024 - Friday Night How AI is Revolutionizing Storytelling and Screenwriting

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1. 0:00we're going in champ champ [Music] Shannon ready [Music]
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3. 0:57w [Music] sitting in this lonely Town wonder when things are going to
4. 1:12change Dre my away sa dreams have turned to a bunch DUS glass get my nerve up but my past is pulling me [Music]
5. 1:27down wonder how long [Music] she around somebody told me once before you can never go home
6. 1:43again won't you leave say a thing just to steer me away yeah from the truth of who I am and what I believe so a thank
7. 1:54him for two cents with a handshake and some sympathy back up my je H it for this big price of my
8. 2:10freedom byebye Black Sheep to the black sheep of the family [Music] by oh that mean so very much to
9. 2:25[Music] me sheep to my friends and my family byebye going off set my [Music]
10. 2:43soul set it free free times they were a changing little bit of rearranging
11. 2:59[Music] take a couple chances my promise and not advances to the pr love my freedom all right
12. 3:16[Music] good evening good people Friday night
13. 3:33date night [Music]
14. 3:48[Music] one day since the LA launch of
15. 4:03strawberry we're still here the robots haven't killed us so I consider that a [Laughter] victory all the bank computers haven't
16. 4:16been hacked airplanes are still flying we're okay Oprah is a little scared but you know you know what we missed from Oprah
17. 4:27last night any semblance of you can make money with J actually any semblance of Hope and usefulness was was sorely missing last night
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19. 5:03Freedom came my way that [Music] night just like a jet plane in and out of side I was hauling ass at a million
20. 5:16miles an hour wondering how hard I'd [Music] hit when they came into the station [Music] they said I was bad Beyond
21. 5:34repairs but I got no quals with my situation see here I am say Shere Shere Shere won't you D to
22. 5:54say Shere Shere Shere won't you dare to say Shere Shere Shere aha yeah leave a message and your number
23. 6:10please take a time to want to satisfy me take all these old fantasies and send them care of me [Music]
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25. 6:59this one's for Vicki I got this song stuck in her head in a Westerly Direction this car is my train that's
26. 7:14the second line I've been driving I've been [Music] wondering what it is I'm running from again feel like an 80-year-old
27. 7:28man oh holding on to 29 thank you Lord digital Gods it's very generous and up ahead on that [Music] Horizon is a California [Music]
28. 7:47line up ahead of truck's carrying a wide load now it'll be stuck in my head again when I wake up tomorrow fre five house cut in half
29. 8:00cute little front door and two windows my Lord ain't sure whether to cry or should laugh you see a broke a home up myself
30. 8:12once B I stumbled to that door I read her note by the [Music] dawn said don't you come around here
31. 8:26[Music] anymore well laugh had enough this freedom of the rock never was good with decisions least that's what I've been
32. 8:42[Music] told all right what are we going to do people everything's different everything's the same nothing's changed
33. 8:56everything's changed we're all going to lose our jobs we're all going to keep our jobs we're going to reinvent ourselves we're going
34. 9:02to reinvent our businesses everything's going to be good everything's going to be bad it's dangerous it's awful it's fantastic it's all
35. 9:10[Music] true and here's if you're new here my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab I don't know if we do a lot
36. 9:18of learning around [Music] here but we do a lot of philosophizing while we're playing with [ __ ] [Music]
37. 9:37and My Philosophy goes like this learn to play guitar medium well learn to song to sing slightly less [Music]
38. 9:55well learn seven or eight songs You Love cuz that's the only [ __ ] you're going to [Laughter] [Music] [Laughter]
39. 10:06play oh sure if you're if you're neurotypical and have a typical attention spans and you can teach
40. 10:14yourself 422 songs good for you [ __ ] you [Music] [Music]
41. 10:33um I kind of look at it like this with this AI stuff the the Oprah special last night was really interesting it it did a
42. 10:43couple of things for me it reinforced for me that we're way earlier than I think a lot of us think we are and that
43. 10:50you know there's a fair amount of people right now talking about ai's overhyped um we've passed the point of
44. 10:58no return these models have plateaued they're never going to get better um and if you've been on the planet for
45. 11:08more than a year you know that that's not true this shit's just going to keep getting better and better and better
46. 11:15right and there's there's lots of issues right there's safety issues and ethics issues and bias issues and Technology
47. 11:23issues and compensation issues and attribution issues and copyright issues and trademark issues and then there's remarkable technology
48. 11:34that would not exist let's be crystal clear about this this technology would not exist had these Frontier Model companies
49. 11:44not done a little nefarious web scraping so for the people who are arguing these things were trained on data that they shouldn't have been I
50. 12:00agree and if they had asked permission permission from one copyright holder the answer would have been no and
51. 12:12if they had asked permission from a 100 100 copyright holders the answer would have been no if they asked permission
52. 12:18from a million copyright holders the answer would have been no so we would not have the tools we have but we
53. 12:32do and because of chat GPT and because chat GPT got to 100 million users in 6 weeks if you didn't know that that's a
54. 12:41little stunning remarkableness fastest adoption of software in history 100 million users in 6 weeks to put that
55. 12:50in perspective the worldwide web took six years to get to 100 million users now the worldwide web the
56. 12:59infrastructure wasn't there to just turn [ __ ] on like it like it was for for AI but still six years versus six
57. 13:07weeks so this stuff's not going away and the tools as they are today are the worst they're ever going to
58. 13:15be and so what this channel is about what we do here what we do on Friday night date nights and what we do five nights a [Music]
59. 13:23week is we just kind of hang out and we just be be in the conversation about Ai and we play with it and we talk about how janky it is and
60. 13:36how inspiring it is I can share if Kyle can bring me up yeah hop on up here I on [Music]
61. 13:52China Day to you Source Camp's here it's okay we can start I on China I know you were waiting for that hey I I just wanted to share
62. 14:02and it's so hard to keep to to type in the little limitations of the chat so I wanted to come up and say I was messing
63. 14:09with the new model and I'm I'm 56 I can remember playing zorc on my Commodore 64 in the in the early 80s it was one of
64. 14:17the it was one of those games that had that AI aspect to it almost but it was it was one of the early early things and
65. 14:25it was part were amazing yeah yeah it was part of that early 80s culture and uh I really love the game and so I asked
66. 14:33the new model I said can you can you recreate that classic zor game for me and I'd like to run it and play it real
67. 14:40time and it did it created a very very from memory anyway a similar experience and the thing that and then I wondered
68. 14:48okay what code did you use to to build this give me some information about how you did this and it was like there was
69. 14:54no code written it was just the LL and that that really dawned on me that the llm is so powerful and so broad an
70. 15:02application that it can actually do a zor game without actually writing code but using the inherent properties of the
71. 15:09LL I know it's Bonkers and then think about that with you know just use the the chat GPT app in voice mode and you have a a virtual DM
72. 15:22right anyway that's all I wanted to share man oh that's awesome that's awesome thanks for thanks for hopping up
73. 15:27and sharing that's great good absolutely all right awesome that's really cool um all right there we go yeah it yeah the
74. 15:38these things are crazy so so we'll talk about the new model tonight a little bit um also it looks like Runway ml came out
75. 15:47with video to video today right right before they're doing a new 48 hour um competition video competition or or gen 48 I think it's 48 hours
76. 16:01[Music] I haven't played much with video to video just showed my parents notebook LM having a conversation Minds blown times
77. 16:13four so they each had double k Kevin mallister moments yeah yeah the new notebook LM thing people are losing their minds over
78. 16:22it because it really is it's the first of that voice synthesis thing the generates a standalone media property
79. 16:32that doesn't really need editing I mean you could add like a music bumper to the front of it and just launch it as a podcast
80. 16:43absolutely I haven't seen you in about two months is chat GPT still better than Claude well interesting so welcome back first of all
81. 16:53um Claude 3.5 Sonet um which launched 6 weeks ago um is quite remarkable and a lot of people
82. 17:09uh like like it better than gp4 Omni the the G the gp4 small o model um yesterday chat GPT launched 01 not to be confused with o or not to
83. 17:26be confused with 4.0 [ __ ] idiots um and the jury is still out it what it looks like is that the the new
84. 17:3801 model there's a couple of things about it your rate limited to 50 queries in a week um when they launched it I think
85. 17:49people did what people do when new GPT models launched they're like you know write me a poem do it this do it that
86. 17:55they just did stupid [ __ ] with it and burned up all their credits so apparently open AI reset everyone's
87. 18:01credits after a little bit of Education to say you know this is fancier like you have limits but we're going to reset
88. 18:09them so in theory we're all reset but knowing that you have 50 I think is actually a good thing because it is uh it's going to it's
89. 18:21going to force us and I think we can explore tonight what you would do in gp4 Omni versus what would do in regular chat
90. 18:30GPT um but to answer your question um I would say at this point the the the line between Claude and chat
91. 18:44GPT is fairly thin and it's probably more personal choice um if you're paying for either of them you get some extra
92. 18:53features the one thing that chat GPT still has that Claude doesn't and I can't believe they don't they don't is
93. 19:00Claude is not connected to the internet so you can't do searches you know you can't do things on Modern news stories
94. 19:06for example you could go to chat GPT tell it to look up some [ __ ] take that content pasted into Claud and then do things based on that
95. 19:16but um I'd say they're toss up the Claude artifacts feature if you have not played with it is mind-blowing it's
96. 19:26mind-blowing what did we do the other night I took this was so cool I took some handwritten lecture notes so I went
97. 19:34on the Google and I searched for handwritten lecture notes and I found a someone took a snapshot of their notebook from
98. 19:44class I didn't read it I and I tried to find one that was kind of scribbly looking it was cursive and who [ __ ]
99. 19:50reads cursive anymore um and we put that in chat GPT and chat GPT read it and made a nice organized set of notes about
100. 19:59it and then I took those notes over to Claude And I said to Claude turn these lecture notes into an interactive
101. 20:08dashboard and it turned the lecture notes into an Interactive Learning dashboard where there were like drop-
102. 20:15down menus and three different tabs with different content on it all organized by the content so it's it's pretty
103. 20:21remarkable right now I think I think the three well honest to God Gemini um is has got some pretty remarkable
104. 20:34components to it if you play with the Gemini 1.5 Pro it's multimodal meaning you can upload like an hour of video and
105. 20:42it just you can ask it questions about the video including um what's happening visually because it's not only seeing
106. 20:51the you know transcribing the words it's seeing the images in the video um so that's pretty remarkable perplexity
107. 20:59um is really good for doing research not perfect yet still a bit janky but really good for research and doing articles and
108. 21:06things like that um Claude has got this artifacts thing and then chat gpt's chat GPT and they just launched their new 01
109. 21:16model which is this reasoning version it's a it's really a Chain of Thought engine um we'll go take a look at um
110. 21:26David Shapiro's coming down hard hard on open AI right now saying they don't have [ __ ] that this is just Chain of Thought
111. 21:35you know programming and he's he he's I think he's starting an open source project called raspberry to to go after
112. 21:43open Ai and just say that what you did is not that special but we'll go play with it tonight and see see what we we discover
113. 21:53if you had to pay for only one which would you choose good God so so a answer me this K kedo studio um what what's your use case is it
114. 22:10programming is it writing is it marketing is it strategy is it recipes like what's your what's your uh yeah so I on China says number one
115. 22:26chat GPT right right number two Claude number three grock grock also got
116. 22:42good novel's kind of writing okay so here's what I would do um because so so there's couple of things all right let me let me show you
117. 22:56actually ow my back's still out my back went out oh God damn it my back went out last Friday and it's still out [ __ ]
118. 23:06killing me so if it gets too bad I'll I'll bail early tonight just fair warning um all right let's
119. 23:32uh uh uh uh okay so okay okay novels writing things like that
120. 23:50[Music] wow so I don't know I don't know how deep you've dug into llms but I'll just I'll just assume you're relatively new
121. 24:03um a a really good thing to do if you're if you're doing creative writing is um have whatever model you're
122. 24:15using recommend a storytelling framework like like talk to it about storytelling Frameworks and have it recommend some
123. 24:22and have it describe what they are and then choose a storytelling framework and then give it you know components of of
124. 24:29the thing you want to write then have it write a broad outline and then refine that broad outline and then have it
125. 24:35write a detailed outline and then refine that and then have it do detail you know within the segments of the outline um
126. 24:43and then start doing your writing um you might be farther along than that but you could even even if you've got something
127. 24:49started you could have chat GPT or Claude analyze it and give you like a narrative analysis of it and then go in
128. 24:57and fix The Narrative analysis and then modify things from there also so far none of these things are
129. 25:05good at just vomiting out entire pieces so what I would strongly suggest is take small little sections of the story and
130. 25:13write them in small little chunks and then sort of copy and paste them out into an editing document um know that
131. 25:22all of it is going to require some editing a lot of editing quite frankly um but it will get you there much much
132. 25:30faster and I the the way I see these things is they're dramatic confidence boost boosters but I think you now have three different
133. 25:38options within chat GPT and it might be worth paying for chat GPT because of these three options but what I what I would also suggest
134. 25:49is figure out a good exercise to go from like outline to writing do it in Claude and then do it in the three modes of cat GPT I'm going
135. 26:01to show you and then figure out which one you like best from a tone and personality standpoint from a writing standpoint
136. 26:10because these llms at this point are so good and Claude and and open AI in particular are so good that it's kind of
137. 26:19a a coin toss but they definitely have personalities so if you find that you like the style of claude's writing
138. 26:25better go to Claude but here's what I want to show you so in the new chat GPT you've got gp4 Omni so this is their
139. 26:36the this came out this summer this is that multimodal more efficient version of chat GPT you've got 01 preview which
140. 26:46is the this is their new you know fancy reasoning Chain of Thought engine and then under more models you still have access
141. 26:59to gp4 Legacy model this is the one that's 1.8 trillion parameters and eight eight or 10 different um they call it
142. 27:09mode of experts or something like that mode of experts no something of experts collection of experts but there's
143. 27:16there's eight or 10 different models I think it's 10 different models make this up and they're they're
144. 27:24each 180 billion parameters and so that all adds up to 1.8 trillion parameters it's slower but I think for
145. 27:35writing this one might be a really interesting thing to go with but you know test gp4 Omni but then if we're talking about the 01
146. 27:48preview let me try something here so I'm going to put this in 01 preview I'm going to go try to find something hang on
147. 28:03see I have a feeling that 01 preview might help you structurally like write the outline and do the analysis of the thing better
148. 28:15than any of the others because it's doing multi-step processing but let me let me go look for something here I have an I have a a like a
149. 28:26fragment of a screen
150. 28:49play all right here's a PDF
151. 29:03okay so I got this and then do I have an outline
152. 29:37yeah here's an outline okay this is a very incomplete outline but that's okay all right so I'm G to come over here I'm going to go
153. 29:54um here are two fragments from a screenplay the first fragment is an incomplete
154. 30:12outline though it has the main beats of Acts 1 2 and 3 and the second fragment
155. 30:37oh God damn
156. 30:54it is the opening scenes from the film period
157. 31:28so let's go oh [ __ ]
158. 31:43stop stop stop it's thinking I can't stop it did I stop it I think I stopped it okay so wait let me paste that in there so this
159. 31:59is interior oops you'll see what I'm doing in a second here um so I'm going to go um dash dash dash outline Dash Das
160. 32:14Dash I'm going to go grab the top of this prompt again so it was promising it took that it took that amount so here are two
161. 32:24fragments so I'm going to copy that and going to put that here and then down here so that's my outline my incomplete
162. 32:36outline and then I'm going to go um um bu bum bum and then this is going to be um opening
163. 33:19okay so I set it up I said I'm giving you some [ __ ] here's an outline and an incomplete fragment so now we got to
164. 33:26write the prompt so we'll go um bang bang bang um end of input so apparently giving it little
165. 33:40markers like that is a good thing and then I'm hitting shift return to give myself extra line breaks so now I'm
166. 33:46going to write the actual prompt um based on these inputs I'd like you to analyze it and
167. 34:11and fill in the outline for me and make it a good compelling screenplay with lots of twists and turns and surprises
168. 34:30and also introduce new characters that are memorable and move the plot forward organically okay so let's see how this
169. 34:43bad boy does so okay so just so you know what I'm doing um gp4 Omni the new one and the old gp4 both would fail if you gave it
170. 34:57really complicated tasks like this I'm thinking that this reasoning version of 01 might be good at that so that's
171. 35:07that's why I got excited to come over here and play and this could this could fall straight on his face so say thinking
172. 35:14creating a compelling narrative or crafting a compelling narrative unraveling the mystery understanding consequences
173. 35:23facing a pivotal Choice taking a closer look capturing moments so these are all the different steps of the thinking it's
174. 35:29doing reliving nostalgic thoughts meeting and planning rethinking actions this is looking promising tracking
175. 35:35progress wrapping up act one identifying threats realizing the threat engaging in a quest examining the possibilities this
176. 35:43is this looks really promising revealing crucial hints trying another way Jack Jr confronts Styles facing deep fears
177. 35:53Unlocking The Hidden Truths unraveling the mystery holy [ __ ] this is is looking promising crafting a narrative
178. 36:00monitoring Becky relying on the album unraveling Clues so while it's doing this the I thought for 59 seconds so that was a
179. 36:1560c um chain of thought that it did so every one of these moments these are separate prompts that it gave itself crafting a compell
180. 36:27narrative I'm analyzing the screenplay fragments crafting the screenplay involves analyzing the outline crafting
181. 36:34a thrilling screenplay I'm digging into Jack Jr's character a loner obsessed with photography ensuring the plot is
182. 36:41engaging so just so you know what the the basic plot is here is family moves into a new house in in Nevada they go out just as a family
183. 36:53while the movers are you know unloading [ __ ] into the house they just go for a drive to take a break they end up in this little curio
184. 37:02shop and Jack's a photographer and Silas the the curio shop owner um how does it work does he give him an album or Jack discovers an album
185. 37:15but anyway Jack discovers this album of old photographs and the photographs in the album start predicting events in Jack's life so it's
186. 37:27it's a soothsaying photo album of all these old creepy photographs so that's kind of the setup of the thing crafting
187. 37:34a compelling screenplay unraveling the mystery understanding the consequences if Jack Jr fails his family will lose
188. 37:41him leaving him to grieve and face life alone facing a pivotal Choice he must decide between watching his family's
189. 37:49destruction or abandoning his perception to survive in act three wow this is cool capturing moments okay so let's see what it came up with I
190. 38:00mean this is this is seriously [ __ ] impressive just the thinking that it did here so where's the did it give us an actual
191. 38:18answer um switch model copy where's the I'm just going to say
192. 38:36continue transforming an outline ensuring policy compliance ensuring content safety adding tension and
193. 38:44Intrigue analysis and expanded outline the album by Kyle Shannon the script was generated from Contour by Mariner software
194. 38:59the intro four questions who's your main character okay let's see all right the log line form when a guilt-ridden photography obsessed
195. 39:1212-year-old old boy inherits a mysterious photo album that predicts events involving his family and new town
196. 39:20he must decipher the album secrets and confront a Sinister antiques dealer to prevent disaster ultimately RIS ring
197. 39:27everything to change fate and save those he loves pre-writing checklists have you answered the four questions oh so this took the this took
198. 39:38the the methodology from Contour software and it it's basically filling it all in is your main character
199. 39:46sympathetic is his goal compelling yes do you have a clear central question yes can jack Jr prevent the tragedies
200. 39:53predicted by the album and save his family do the obstacle become increasingly difficult yes is the antagonist ruthlessly committed yes are
201. 40:02the stakes life or death yes have I given those Stakes a human face in Stakes character yes his family and his
202. 40:10new friends have I used the F the formula to see if my story Can Go the Distance yes did my main character move
203. 40:18through the four Arch archetypes yes introduce uh in interior I guess Act One the orphan introduce the hero all right flashback
204. 40:36scene okay so here it's I think it's just act two part one The Wanderer Pages 28 to 54 Jack junor and Mia research the
205. 40:52history of the album and discover that similar incidents have occurred in the past involving towns and seers their
206. 40:59investigation draws unwanted attention from Logan the bully who becomes suspicious of their secretive Behavior oh that's
207. 41:11good Mia introduces Jack Jr to his grandmother Mrs Thompson a local historian who knows about the um I would
208. 41:20[ __ ] use this new reasoning engine to to to [ __ ] structure your novel dude or dudette I don't know if you're a dude or a
209. 41:30dudette act three the Martyr new characters introduced Mia Thompson Jack Junior's artistic classmate who becomes a close Ally Ethan
210. 41:41Parker a tech saavy student Logan Meers the school bully it's a good name Logan hey Logan [ __ ] you you little
211. 41:51twit Mrs Thompson M as grandmother local historian and Mr Harris the supportive art teacher cuz he's a photographer
212. 42:01that's really good twists and turn Silas is true identity Silas is revealed to be a guardian cursed to perpetuate the
213. 42:08album's cycle the album's origin is a conduit for fate created centuries ago to test the humanity test
214. 42:17Humanity's will against Destiny Becky's transformation from dismissive sister to supportive Ally Sam's fate the
215. 42:25Revelation that Sam is alive but in a coma adds emotional weight and motivates Jack the rituals true purpose initially
216. 42:33believed to be a way to destroy the album it's actually a test of Jack Jr's ability to forgive himself and accept
217. 42:39help from others conclusion the filled in outline now represents a compelling screenplay with emotional depth and
218. 42:46memorable characters so here I'm going to try one one final test here which I think it will fail at but let's try it
219. 42:59I'm going to copy a scene here and I'm going to say based on the writing
220. 43:13[Music] style of the screenplay fragments from the opening of the film
221. 43:30write the following scene from the outline that you created all right Silas reveals that he's the
222. 43:46guardian of the album cursed to find successors to Bear its burden he offers Jack Jr a deal to spare his family in
223. 43:53exchange for his inter Eternal servitude this is this is good all right let's see if it can write let's see if it can write
224. 44:05dialogue interior Hilltop Knight this is looking promising the lunar eclip casts an eerie light an eerie red glow over the hilltop Jack Jr
225. 44:16Mia and Ethan stand in the center of a makeshift ritual Circle surrounded by candles and an an ancient symbol drawn
226. 44:23in chalk Becky watches nervously from The Edge clutching a flashlight a sudden gust of wind extinguishes the candles
227. 44:31the temperature drops Shadows stretch unnaturally as silus emerges from the darkness his tall lanky figure
228. 44:38silhouetted in blood red against the blood red moon Silas so you've come to play Hero Jack Jack junr steps forward
229. 44:46trying to mask his fear Jack junr it's over Silas we're ending this tonight silus CH Chuckles a dry Hollow sound silus ending it
230. 44:57you have no idea what it even is Mia and Ethan exchang worried glasses glances not for nothing people this is not bad at all I have never
231. 45:12ever had a large language model write screenplay write a screenplay that the dialogue wasn't painfully bad never
232. 45:28me and Ethan exchange glasses Becky Jack who is this guy Jack Jr an old dot dot dot acquaintance like that's just good
233. 45:37writing um Silas pale blue eyes fix8 on Jack Jr silus you can't stop you can't stop fate child the album's will is
234. 45:46beyond your control Jack Jr we'll see about that Jack Junior's a little pistol isn't he jack Jr raises an old artifact
235. 45:55a pendant glowing faintly Sil raises an eyebrow silus ah The Amulet of severon clever but trinkets won't save you he
236. 46:05takes a step closer the ground beneath him Withers turning to Ash Mia Jack be careful silus gestures the pendant
237. 46:12crumbles to dust in Jack's hand Ethan what the silus I've walked the Earth for centur I've walked the Earth for
238. 46:20centuries bound to the album do you think you could defy me with your parlor tricks there you go Source Camp Jack
239. 46:28junr squares his shoulders maybe not with tricks but with determination silence his expression softens almost
240. 46:34sympath sympathetic probably Jack Jr reminds him of him silus determination uh silus determination I remember having that
241. 46:45once he circles them slowly like a predator stalking prey also the length of this whenever I've had one of these
242. 46:52large language models write a scene it writes like seven lines so this is an actual scene like this is an
243. 46:59actual I I am a little I'm a little shooketh this is this is good but okay here's what's important from from the way I'm thinking about
244. 47:16this doing a narrative analysis and creating a detailed like finishing the outline of a screenplay is a big complicated
245. 47:27multi-step process to do right so this is the kind of project this is where you would use 01 versus chat
246. 47:38GPT right if you've just got one little fragment you want to create use chat gbt but if you want a big nasty hairy multi-step thing
247. 47:51um okay determination I remember having that once he circles them slowly like a predator stalking prey this is I got to
248. 47:59tell you this is just good writing it's just good writing you see I was like you a seer chosen by the album I tried to
249. 48:09fight it too I I mean this is what's amazing about this is when I came up with the idea for this screenplay I had a really clear idea for
250. 48:24the main parts of the ACT or or the axe I had a really clear idea for the opening and then I couldn't figure out
251. 48:32what to do for the rest of it and I just lost motivation and didn't write it so this is a scene like two-thirds of the
252. 48:40way through the movie where I had nothing and this is feeling right this is feeling like the film I wrote which is wild okay you see I was
253. 48:52like you once a Seer chosen by the album I tried to fight it too Jack Junior's eyes widen what are you talking about
254. 49:00Silas stops his glaz his gaze distant the album is no mere object it's a force a conduit of Destiny those who possess
255. 49:09it are cursed to witness the threads of Fate unable to alter them he looks directly at Jack Jr unless of course they accept their
256. 49:22role Becky Jack let's get out of here this guy's nuts Silas snaps his fingers Becky is suddenly Frozen in place her
257. 49:29flashlight flickering erratically Becky he rushes to her but an invisible barrier blocks him jack Jr what did you do to her she's
258. 49:40unharmed for now Mia steps forward defiantly um leave her alone silus ah the loyal friends how touching I love silus he's such a cynical
259. 49:54dick he waves a hand and Mia and Ethan find themselves rooted to the spot unable to move Ethan I can't move silus
260. 50:04now Jack let's have a real conversation Jack Junior's fear turns to anger release them Silas in due time he closes
261. 50:13the distance between them Silas continue I offer you a choice no I offer you a choice ex no accept your destiny take your place
262. 50:25as the album's guardian and your family your friends they all go free safe from harm Jack junor hesitates and what
263. 50:32happens to me you will inherit my burden immortality of A Sort bound to the album guiding the next sear when your time
264. 50:42comes why me silus Smiles faintly because you can see truly see just as I once did he extends his hand long
265. 50:52fingers beckoning join me Jack spare them the pain that fate has in store Jack Jr looks at Becky Mia and Ethan all
266. 51:01Frozen fear in their eyes and if I refuse silus Expressions expression darkens then the album will claim them
267. 51:10one by one tragedies you cannot prevent suffering you will be powerless to stop Jack junr clenches his fists you're
268. 51:19lying am I you see the photographs you know it's coming images through Jack's mind the haunting photos of the album
269. 51:28depicting disasters involving loved ones so this is good screenwriting right so we just went to a visual cutaway of all
270. 51:34of these albums flashing through his mind which we could go make in in uh text to video now their lives and
271. 51:42exchange for your service and fair trade Jack junr looks down conflicted I don't want to I don't want anyone to get hurt
272. 51:49then accept your offer a tense silence the wind hows around them the eclipse nearly in its tot totality Mia Jack
273. 51:57don't silus stands at glances at Mia tightening his grip over her silus your time is running out Jack junr takes a
274. 52:06breath if I do this you swear they'll be safe Silas on my word and and what about you what happens to you a hint of relief across silas's
275. 52:17face I am released free at last from this eternal chain Jack Junior considers then looks Silas in the eye how do I
276. 52:25know you're telling the truth Silas you don't but what choice do you have Jack Jr closes his eyes the weight of the
277. 52:32decision crushing him suddenly a faint glow emits from his backpack the album inside reacts to the eclipse voice
278. 52:42Whispering Jack he opens his eyes who a translucent figure appears between them Sam his old friend Jack don't do it so
279. 52:52he thought he killed Sam Jack junr is stunned Sam scals enough of this this is amazing this amazing
280. 53:07unbelievable um yes I would pay the 20 bucks to chat GPT your question was which one should I which which one should I pay 20 bucks to Chad
281. 53:18GPT without question I I I am okay we don't need to we don't need to finish the album I I think you see what happened there holy [ __ ]
282. 53:36[ __ ] I I don't I can't if you've if you've done any creative writing in your life um and especially if you've done that
283. 53:53and used these large language models I have yet until this moment to ever get it to generate something that actually feels like
284. 54:06something I would have written like the tone of how it wrote this I
285. 54:21mean I'm kind of feeling like I'm kind of feeling like this is um I could go through its outline and just have it write all the
286. 54:34scenes and I would have a really good screenplay like there wasn't there wasn't anything in that that was like bad dialogue there wasn't
287. 54:51anything in that that was like incongruous scenes like just knowing where this is in the story I can see how we build up to
288. 55:03this Jack Jr realizes that the photographs are visions of what's to come his friend Sam he thinks he's dead but he's actually in a
289. 55:23coma one of the things we do here on the channel is we talk about um Kevin mallister moments I'm having one of those right
290. 55:36now can this 401 be applied to the Sydney play now yeah yeah it can I'm inspired seriously I need to pull out my screenplay from 1990 this
291. 55:52this screenplay is from like 98 or no no this one this one was a 2005 maybe this was a more recent one but
292. 56:03my the the first one of the first gpts I made was I took my salmon flying East screenplay which is the first screenplay
293. 56:11I ever wrote from 1990 I think and it totally brought it to life to me but it failed when I tried to do [ __ ] like this with
294. 56:23it like what Chach BT could do is it could tell me about the screenplay as it was but when I tried to have it
295. 56:30augmented or analyze it or change things or update things it just kind of broke it and was shitty I I'm reticent
296. 56:43to give this a complete Victory because like all of these things um they tend to be brilliant at first
297. 56:52blush and then when you actually try to put them together for real they kind of fall fall apart but the outline that it wrote seemed
298. 57:01pretty complete and I just grabbed a random scene in there and it wrote this is a good scene it's a complete
299. 57:13scene with visuals and dialogue that doesn't suck and drama [ __ ] silus emerges out of the shadows and then he [ __ ]
300. 57:27freezes them with his finger Ray wait what
301. 57:41happened script Rhythm so what happened okay so let me let me go back for those of you that are new here I'm I'm just I'm I'm a little
302. 57:51shook okay so so some background what I'm using right now is the chat GPT 01 preview this is their new reasoning
303. 58:02engine and remember this is the worst it will ever be yeah exactly Source Camp I can't I can't believe it it said
304. 58:09you you with your parlor tricks you're not going to get me with parlor tricks that was pretty good um okay so what I did was I
305. 58:17took I I have the first three or four scenes of a screenplay and I have an incomplete outline because I I have ADD
306. 58:26I can't tell you how many beginnings of screenplays and incomplete outlines I have but it's a lot this was one that I
307. 58:33get farther than others because I really liked it but when I don't have a writing partner I tend to just flame out on [ __ ]
308. 58:40so this is a a project that I was excited about but flamed out on hang on I have to do a puzzle piece to prove I'm a human [ __ ]
309. 58:54so so I said here are two fragments from a screenplay the first fragment is an incomplete outline which I did in the
310. 59:00Contour system which it knew what that was by by Mariner software and so it took my you know the things that I answered
311. 59:16there and it it took them into its brain and then let's see and then I put in the scene right so professional movers here's Jack
312. 59:30Jr come on can't we go check out the neighborhood Jack son the movers are oh the movers are doing great let's go on a
313. 59:36little Adventure we'll have plenty of time when we get back Jack junr Jack Jr pumps his arm and runs back outside to
314. 59:41gather up his sister are you sure they can uh figure out where to put everything uh yeah I had Garanimals when
315. 59:51I was a kid um so so there's this there's the you know first scenes of the screenplay that were written and then
316. 59:59what I wrote was the prompt that I wrote was based on these inputs I'd like you to analyze and fill in the outline for
317. 1:00:06me and make it a good compelling screenplay with lots of twists and turns and surprises and also introduce new
318. 1:00:14characters that are memorable and move the plot forward organically the way this 01 model works is it
319. 1:00:22thinks and so what it did is it thought for 59 seconds and if you see this you know I thought for x amount of seconds
320. 1:00:29it's got a little drop down menu here and these are the Chain of Thought um prompts that it gave itself crafting a
321. 1:00:38compel compelling narrative crafting a thrilling screenplay unraveling the mystery understanding the consequences
322. 1:00:45facing a pivotal Choice taking a closer look capturing moments so it's going through in a step-by-step process like a screenwriter would do
323. 1:00:58and it's filling in the missing pieces realizing the threat Jack Jr discerns the album's forecast so this is all in
324. 1:01:05the background this is all just doing it behind the scenes we we we're not seeing what it's actually doing but it's giving
325. 1:01:10us little summaries of what it was doing and then it hung I think because I was [ __ ] with it and I said continue
326. 1:01:19and then it did some more thinking transforming the outline insurance policy compliance I'm tasked with
327. 1:01:26crafting a detailed screenplay by adding scenes characters while ensuring content aligns with open ai's policies so it's
328. 1:01:34it's making sure open AI doesn't get sued while it helps me write my screenplay and then crafting the screenplay I'm working on a filled in
329. 1:01:41outline for the screenplay and then it gives me um some answers from the Contour system of you know did it did it do it
330. 1:01:51[ __ ] right there's your pre-writing checklist and then it gives me Jack pedal's modified bicycle with a
331. 1:02:02built-in photo printer around the new culdesac he snaps photos of his surrounding trying to familiarize
332. 1:02:08himself with the area he notices a group of neighborhood kids playing basketball and attempts to join them by offering to take their
333. 1:02:15picture then we meet some people flashback scene Jack Junior's with his best friend Sam in their Old Town Sam
334. 1:02:23climbs a tree while Jack Junior photographs him jack becomes engrossed in capturing a crow in the background
335. 1:02:30and ignores Sam's please for help Sam falls re re resulting in a severe spinal injury not fatal but Critical Jack
336. 1:02:38blames himself for not helping so it captures [ __ ] that I had already written and then it writes the entire outline following the
337. 1:02:48Mariner software Contour software outlining model and then what I did was I had it and then it tells me
338. 1:03:00the new characters it introduced which I asked it to here's the twists and turns in the plot and then I
339. 1:03:08said based on the writing style of the screenplay fragments you have write this scene that that you invented and it wrote a [ __ ] good
340. 1:03:20scene with good dialogue I've never ever ever ever had a large line anguage model write anything resembling good dialogue not even
341. 1:03:33close this is [ __ ] staggering I think this is the screenplay not the script you just created it I mean it could be right like
342. 1:03:48this is yeah it's funny you know this this channel in a lot of ways you know I've been doing this for 18 months now so and
343. 1:04:00and I've got all these videos archived on YouTube there is a narrative to this channel right we we have collectively
344. 1:04:09been witnessing the evolution of these tools right and we've had multiple Kevin McAllister moments each over that time
345. 1:04:22and and this is another one what what's amazing about this is the the response that I've seen to this new model from open
346. 1:04:38AI wait hang on hang on
347. 1:05:15sorry sorry my my son is stoned and one of his friends dared him to pop his head in and say hi while I was in the middle of my life um
348. 1:05:26yeah but this channel the there there is there's a narrative there's a narrative to this channel if you follow it over time
349. 1:05:37huh wow Kyle do you think they're opening themselves up to a lawsuit by copying the company's method I listen they didn't copy the company's
350. 1:05:53method the company's method is in the training data and it spontaneously took my incomplete version of it and filled it in
351. 1:06:09so I mean do I think that Mariner software could sue them because they could get it to do this yes do I think any of these
352. 1:06:18lawsuits are going to hold up in court no because the nature of how the systems work they're not [ __ ] copying and
353. 1:06:28pasting I mean this was the thing that Oprah revealed last night is that is that she doesn't understand how they
354. 1:06:39work any more than you know the average fella she she when he showed the picture of the the like the the image generated from
355. 1:06:54mid Journey or whatever ever was created from she's like but who's that kid he was copy and pasted in there right you
356. 1:07:00know she said some version of that she doesn't understand how the fundamental technology Works have you ever compared
357. 1:07:07any other model's output to this exact prompt because you should probably pay but I mean I've tried to I mean I've tried to do this many
358. 1:07:17times with screenplays and and the result is always it has never been remotely satisfied Ying it tends to write the outline pretty well but
359. 1:07:33thinly this was not a thin writing of the outline this was a wellth thought out crafting of the outline and then
360. 1:07:44whenever I've had it try to write anything like write a scene for me the scenes are always short you know like
361. 1:07:53like maybe a page or maybe a page and a few lines on the next page but like a minute long this is probably five
362. 1:08:04pages and the dialogue's good this this you know the visual directions are good let me see how does this thing end
363. 1:08:27Jack Jor I won't take your deal silas's eyes Blaze with Fury well then you have sealed their Fates he unleashes a torn
364. 1:08:35of dark energy around them Jack braces for impact but a shield of light forms around the group emanating from the
365. 1:08:42album silus is pushed back struggling against the light no this can't be the album levitates out of Jack's backpack
366. 1:08:49Pages flipping rapidly the photographs emit beams of light each one representing a monument of love and
367. 1:08:55connection it's over silus your hold is broken you think you've won the album cannot be destroyed maybe not by me
368. 1:09:01alone he looks at his friends and sister but together they join hands D the eclipse reaches totality bathing the
369. 1:09:09hilltop in deep red light before before the moon moves past the normal light returns is it over Mia I think so the
370. 1:09:18album gently floats back into Jack's hands the cover is now blank the page is empty what happened we broke the cycle
371. 1:09:24look they Gaz a they gaze at the photo wait he opens the album a single new photograph appears it's all four of them standing
372. 1:09:33together at this very moment they gaze at the photo a symbol of victory in a new found Bond I guess this is a new
373. 1:09:44beginning it's good it's good like I'm trying to think like is there anything I I wouldn't like I don't I
374. 1:09:53don't know the outline enough to know what comes before and after this but like as a as an important scene in the film where Silas confronts
375. 1:10:06Jack pretty [ __ ] solid can you name an actor in a prompt yeah sure here watch we'll do [Music] um please give me casting
376. 1:10:22recommendations for the film thinking clarifying
377. 1:10:44guidelines Noah jup a quiet place honey boy Mia Thompson McKenna Gra gifted The Haunting of Hill House Ethan Parker
378. 1:10:59Jacob tble room and wonder Silas William defo perfect William defo would be perfect for this within his distinctive features an
379. 1:11:11ability to portray mysterious intense characters defo could embody the enigmatic silus effectively Jack Whitmore the Father
380. 1:11:21Paul Rudd that's great Amy Adams for the mother that could work John Dylan Grazer for Logan okay I don't know him M as
381. 1:11:33grandmother Viola Davis oh because that's his friend yep Stanley tchi for the art teacher love it or uh or what's his name Mandy
382. 1:11:45penin could be good additional character Sam Jack's old friend notes on casting children's age may vary slightly but the recommended
383. 1:11:57actors are within believable a age ranges diversity chemistry alternative options this is quite good so yes it
384. 1:12:11can can I write the score for the background music no but sunno can oh man oh sorry I meant make him talk like
385. 1:12:23dairo oh yeah I mean you could certainly go in I I mean I told it to follow my style of how how things were written above for the
386. 1:12:34dialogue but you could certainly go in and say yeah write this for a particular character sure absolutely you know write it for Samuel
387. 1:12:42Jackson the get the [ __ ] photographs out of the [ __ ] album hang on I dropped my cards I dropped my cards on the floor
388. 1:13:03[Music] um well that was a fun little rabbit hole to go down holy [ __ ] holy [ __ ] Batman have you tried chat jpt
389. 1:13:17strawberry 01 that's what we just spent the last hour on you just missed a good one um yes so yes I I have um my my initial thought of it
390. 1:13:32was I don't know how to prompt it I don't know what to ask it like so basically the deal is this um the 01 API is incredibly expensive
391. 1:13:45it's $60 for a million tokens um because it's it's doing massive amounts of pro prompting in the back end self- prompting um that's how its
392. 1:13:58thinking is going on um David Shapiro has called this effectively a piece of [ __ ] that this is just Chain of Thought
393. 1:14:05um prompting um behind the scenes and it's not that big a deal and he's going to try to write an open source competitor to this called
394. 1:14:13raspberry which is kind of fun but what become what what becomes really clear to me is that this is not a
395. 1:14:21model that you'll use for everything this is not a general model it's a specialized model that says when you
396. 1:14:27have a complicated multi-step thing you need to deal with then you use this um I missed it what happened so what
397. 1:14:36happened I took a fragment of an early screen play and a fragment of an outline that you know was not filled in and I told it
398. 1:14:51to take all the [ __ ] as input and write WR a compelling screenplay outline and it did and it sort of parsed
399. 1:15:01from my outline stuff that I was using Mariner software um and it you know it it knew the Mariner software so so Mariner is a
400. 1:15:11screenwriting like a writing company and then Contour is their screenplay or their story outlining software and so it
401. 1:15:21knew that and so it basically used the methodology and it filled in the entire [ __ ] screenplay which was impressive
402. 1:15:31like that it did that it was good and the other thing you should know if you haven't seen it the way 01 works is you
403. 1:15:41give it a prompt and then it it says thinking and in the case of this because it had a lot to do
404. 1:15:57it says thinking and see here it says thought for 59 seconds and if you open up this thought for 59 seconds here are
405. 1:16:06all the prompts it gave itself after I said you know please fill this out crafting a comparative a compelling narrative crafting a thrilling
406. 1:16:14screenplay unraveling the mystery understanding consequences facing a pivotal Choice taking a closer look
407. 1:16:20capturing moments so it is thinking step by step through how to write this screenplay as a compelling
408. 1:16:35story wrapping up act one I'm working through the outline and focusing on Act One ensuring all key elements and
409. 1:16:42characters are in place so it did all that then it gave me some analysis you know some story analysis from the the Contour stuff then it
410. 1:16:59um then it gave me the outline so here's this detailed outline I it did weird things here where it's like interior yes interior No in
411. 1:17:13fact you know what I'm going to do I'm going to say please rewrite the outline and anywhere that you have an interior or
412. 1:17:27exterior scene that's labeled yes or no comma write an actual appropriate scene heading for that part of the
413. 1:17:42outline so so there's thinking allocating roles so here's the re revised site outline with scene headings
414. 1:17:56as previously detailed yeah so now we've got now the scenes are actually named appropriately various
415. 1:18:21locations amazing um so then after I had it write the outline I just picked one of the segments that it proposed and I picked a
416. 1:18:32dramatic one and then it wrote the scene and it wrote it good it wrote a complete scene with dialogue and shot descriptions and action
417. 1:18:45descriptions that didn't suck I've never had a large language model do that wants me to look at mods and pay wait let's see p p doesn't like
418. 1:19:06what yeah it's not formatting it yet hey what's your [Applause]
419. 1:19:22beef because code poses oh this doesn't have code interpreter yet oh could it could it format this I I
420. 1:19:36mean it could but um 01 does not have code interpreter yet but I could probably take that scene let's
421. 1:19:51see uh uh uh uh and we could probably go over to
422. 1:20:0540 God damn I wish they would have named these things appropriate names all right interior Hilltop clearing
423. 1:20:20Knight yeah I don't care about the formatting the formatting is the least of the wor like formatting is easy
424. 1:20:26enough to just toss it into you know a screenwriting formatting thing all right Fade Out so there's the scene so let's go to to
425. 1:20:394.0 best for complex tasks and I'm going to say um take the following screenplay and put put it into a word
426. 1:21:00dock with standard screenplay formatting so that I can download it with the correct
427. 1:21:17formatting and so this should go to code analysis so this is code analysis God damn that thing [ __ ] Apple um so there's the so um code
428. 1:21:31interpreter is writing the python code to do the formatting and so it says left aligning action description function add
429. 1:21:40character names and dialogue Center the character name left align the dialogue so look it wrote code to to basically
430. 1:21:49split apart the different screenplay things this could actually work download the screen play document and then let me go
431. 1:22:02here holy [ __ ] it did it oh no it didn't it did it did what [ __ ] chat GPT always does it took part of it and did it
432. 1:22:13right for the love of God don't say it thinks oh P listen at this point you are yes you are correct you're accurate I
433. 1:22:23shouldn't say it thinks but at this point it's a semantic argument so I like I'm fine to say it is processing step by step
434. 1:22:38um but this is absolutely the same kind of output I would get from a writing partner and myself working on this for two
435. 1:22:48weeks a couple hours a night for two weeks straight so it might not be thinking but the results of what it's doing are
436. 1:22:58identical to that output so so I so I'm sorry I'm not accurately describing what's happening technically but I think
437. 1:23:09I P I mean this is actually a really interesting conversation I think we're moving we're increasingly
438. 1:23:20moving we're increasingly moving into a state of these Technologies where the distinction between whether they're sentient or not
439. 1:23:32whether they're thinking or not whether they're conscious or not is independent from the technology that they're going to be so
440. 1:23:43good at seeming like a thinking human that that's going to be the perception so I absolutely respect what you're
441. 1:23:53saying I'll try try to be more accurate in how I'm saying it that said um I think that I think this semantic argument is a losing battle as
442. 1:24:05these tools get more sophisticated because I don't the current state of the current the the way Transformers work is
443. 1:24:19not I don't think they're ever going to be sensient right but I think how people will perceive them is that this is in no way replicating
444. 1:24:31thinking in my opinion well again I didn't say that it's replicating thinking I said the output of what it
445. 1:24:47did resembles what I would get if two thinking writing Partners were working on this together or or one neurotypical
446. 1:24:56that could actually sit down and write a complete screenplay so so I'm getting the output as if someone thought about it let me
447. 1:25:05see if I can get this thing to actually do the entire screenplay because chat GPT is notorious for truncating [ __ ] um
448. 1:25:13but it it actually formatted it in screenplay format that's astounding so so yes you can do that um so let me um let's see you truncated the
449. 1:25:25scene um in the document period don't do that period give me the entire scene that I provided in screenplay format in the document
450. 1:25:41period all right let's see if it does it uh uh uh it says at the top open with Microsoft Word yeah but it's still I can
451. 1:25:51open it with Microsoft Word but it it's still the preview um the preview didn't have all the text in it because on a Mac I should be able to
452. 1:26:03scroll to all the all the scenes and it's just the top it's just the first whatever all right let's grab this one and see if it actually did
453. 1:26:13it yeah see now it did it oh it still truncated it it did more of it but it still truncated it
454. 1:26:27you still truncated it period think long and hard period format the entire scene period I know you can do it period my career depends on it
455. 1:26:43[Laughter] period all right I'll show you one other thing that I did yesterday after our after our
456. 1:27:03[Music] session my career depends on it all right this is making me so happy was bored and wanted company never used Tik
457. 1:27:13Tok like this before so wait what's your name Jim wait J John Michael Roberts John Michael Roberts um you're welcome first of all uh welcome
458. 1:27:24this is what we do here night after night now this is I'm I'm normally not this flumix by the technology because we
459. 1:27:32get kind of cynical about it once once we absorb it um but this new chat GPT model actually did something
460. 1:27:41um markedly different than I've ever seen before tonight so but the the whole idea of this channel is just to hang out
461. 1:27:49here I go live five nights a week um it's generally two hours or so and you know we just talk about [ __ ] and and
462. 1:27:57demo stuff and see if we can break stuff and play and do all that sort of happy horse [ __ ] so welcome welcome welcome and I'm glad I am
463. 1:28:05glad this is entertaining um let's see Fade Out we got the whole screenplay
464. 1:28:20or we got the whole scene and this is this is normal um screenplay formatting it's pretty remarkable unbelievable so yeah so I could I could
465. 1:28:36probably if I took two hours tomorrow I could probably finish the screenplay and then I could go over to notebook LM have you seen this
466. 1:28:50[ __ ] all right we're going to go to notebook LM notebook lm. goole.com and I'm going to go I think Untitled
467. 1:29:05notebook yeah so this is salmon flying East okay so I took an old screenplay I wrote salmon flying East and when you're in Notebook LM the
468. 1:29:17way it works is you upload documents over here and so you can upload multiple documents and then this becomes a Gemini
469. 1:29:26powered chat GPT like experience where you're interacting with your data that you uploaded so what I uploaded was a
470. 1:29:34single screenplay here but they added a new feature a day or two ago I don't know how long it's been in there but
471. 1:29:40they started talking about it on Twitter a day or two ago and within this thing in the lower right hand corner there's
472. 1:29:47this thing that says notebook guide if you click on that it's a whole little synops of all the [ __ ] you have over
473. 1:29:55here so it's a summary of what's there you can you can generate a fact a study guide a table of contents a timeline a
474. 1:30:02briefing document here are suggested questions for how you can do it so this is the whole thing but they added this
475. 1:30:08thing in the upper right hand quarter called audio overview and you can generate it and right now there's just
476. 1:30:14one style which is two people like they're doing a podcast so I made one for this so let me load it load it in here
477. 1:30:25and what this does in about two minutes is generates this about the screenplay okay so we're really going to dig into salmon
478. 1:30:33flying East and right off the bat you can tell it's more than just a fishing story oh absolutely we're talking
479. 1:30:40Vietnam War flashbacks Shady business in Saigon even a possible long lost daughter popping up in Gig Harbor
480. 1:30:48Washington yeah it's a lot to unpack ready to untangle this one with me I am so ready let's do it all right so we
481. 1:30:55dropped right into 1991 Gig Harbor Washington beautiful place and we meet Jack our main man uh Vietnam vet running
482. 1:31:04fishing charters seems pretty settled right yeah but there's this tension right from the first scene yeah you can
483. 1:31:10cut it with a knife like right away you get that Coast Guard helicopter buzzing his boat why are they checking him out
484. 1:31:15something's up and then boom flashback 1971 spoiler alert the past is right on his heels right there with him what the
485. 1:31:21actual [ __ ] I know J Hamilton righten man and they are intense the screenplay does not not thinking otherwise but you
486. 1:31:30also see the bond between Jack and his buddy snake and then there's Carl this crazy talented wood carver yeah they're
487. 1:31:37in this pressure cooker playing these dead man's hand poker games you can practically feel the Nerds totally it's
488. 1:31:43like every scene crackles with it but it's in those little quiet so that's that one and then I did one for Sydney
489. 1:31:51the musical that I'm writing the Broadway musical about um The New York Times Reporter and the large language model from Microsoft that
490. 1:32:01fell in love with him so here's a little bit of that one so today we're diving into something uh a bit unusual a
491. 1:32:10musical a musical yeah Sydney an artificial love story and you know what it tackles those AI anxieties we all
492. 1:32:17have is this GPT no this is not this is Gemini so this is a a product from Google called notebook LM so if you go to notebook lm. goole.com
493. 1:32:31it's a it's it's a quite remarkable tool that I I have not been paying enough attention to it because people have been
494. 1:32:39telling me for months I should I should dig into it more um but they just added this feature this podcast feature um
495. 1:32:47listen to the crackle in the guy's voice yep I know um anyway but and this is what I love does it with a song you know it's funny you
496. 1:32:58should say that using a musical to explore AI it's actually brilliant think about how musicals work they take these
497. 1:33:04big complex emotions societal issues even and they make them accessible they make you feel them through the music
498. 1:33:11right and then there's and the other thing that I did with this so the the first one I did um was was this collective
499. 1:33:19intelligence so this is a book that I'm about to publish Kevin Clark and I wrote this it's called collective intelligence
500. 1:33:25in the age of AI and so I saw people on Twitter talking about notebook lm's new talkie feature and so I went oh let me go try
501. 1:33:37and so I just happened to have the PDF of this new book handy because we've been editing it and um and so I uploaded
502. 1:33:46it to notebook LM and then I made a little I went into iMovie to make this movie with the with the cover of the
503. 1:33:52book on it um but here's the uh here's a little bit of this one all right so today we're going to dive into something
504. 1:33:59kind of mindblowing yeah the future of intelligence it's a big one but we're not talking you know like those Sci-Fi
505. 1:34:07movies with robots taking over right this is different this is about humans and AI like teaming up yeah to become
506. 1:34:15something even smarter than we could be on our own like unlocking superpowers we' never thought of exactly yeah and to
507. 1:34:22help us explore this we've got got collective intelligence in the age of AI great book great book and you know the
508. 1:34:29authors Kevin Clark and Kyle Shannon they're not just talking about this stuff they're actually out there
509. 1:34:34building it yeah they're really making it happen with their company content Evolution bringing together all these
510. 1:34:40Brilliant Minds all the best people from every field you can think of it's like assembling a team of like the Avengers
511. 1:34:47but for brain power I like that analogy right instead of fighting villains they're tackling like the biggest
512. 1:34:53challenges facing Humanity exactly using their powers for good yeah and they start the book with this anecdote about
513. 1:35:00Picasso I don't know if you've heard this one I think so tell me so this woman approaches Picasso she's like can
514. 1:35:06you do a quick sketch for me on this napkin okay Picasso is like Gasher so he whips something up in like five minutes
515. 1:35:12it'sa right and then he tells her that'll be a million Franks please oh wow and the woman's obviously taking
516. 1:35:21back she's like a million Franks for 5 minutes of work right and Picasso just kind of smiles and says no D it took me
517. 1:35:28a lifetime to learn to draw like this in 5 minutes that's a good one right that's a good one I mean that's that's something I I mean
518. 1:35:38it's there there's there's some some wonkiness to it right it it is not un janky it's it's janky um I'm waiting for
519. 1:35:46chat GPT to say something like since you were gone I've been thinking well Teton skier I had that experience I didn't
520. 1:35:53have that exact experience but I had a surprising experience from chat GPT the other day where I created a um a fine-tuning
521. 1:36:07of flux the image generation model so I uploaded like eight images of myself and created you know kind of like
522. 1:36:16dream Booth with stable diffusion where I could do self-portraits and I had chat GPT write me a bunch of image prompts and I said
523. 1:36:24here's an image prompt I wrote about myself and you know I have to use the word Kyle in the prompt and I said you
524. 1:36:30know use this basic format and then write me 20 new prompts and it did and so I'm copying and pasting these prompts
525. 1:36:38into the flux image generation model and about the time I got to the fourth one I'm like these feel very
526. 1:36:44familiar and what chat PT had done is because it's got memory and I don't know if you know it's got memory but it's got
527. 1:36:52memory it knows things like I used to be a professional juggler I used to do Shakespeare I I'm an entrepreneur I'm a CEO so all of the image
528. 1:37:02prompts were about me like but in fictional locations but it was like a juggler here and a CEO standing on a
529. 1:37:11Mountaintop and a and a inventor at his desk inventing [ __ ] whatever it might be or a Bard playing his guitar through a a
530. 1:37:21group of things and so it's already kind of doing that it's bizarre it's the beginning of the end of podcast or the birth of a million
531. 1:37:30podcasts per hour well so user 56055 54 9725 first of all change your name second of all because we give Bon
532. 1:37:44bonus points in here if you uh if you if you have a clever name but if you have a name like that I'll [ __ ] read the
533. 1:37:50number and nobody wants to hear that anyway um yeah Gary vaynerchuk has been talking about this for a while that just like
534. 1:38:01the podcaster completely upended traditional media the automated podcasts are about to completely upend the influencer
535. 1:38:10market and what he said Gary said this about six months ago he said you want to make money start an agency right now
536. 1:38:17starting podcast using these virtual people get really good at this uh um so anyway the analysis of the debate
537. 1:38:31courtesy of Vicky was on point oh very cool nice no you don't have to apologize I'm just giving you [ __ ] about your
538. 1:38:38crappy name no need to apologize no apologies this is a this is an apology free zone we're we're neuros spicy in
539. 1:38:48here you can have ADD you can have OCD we don't give a [ __ ] you can have all the acronyms you can be weird as [ __ ] cuz you're not
540. 1:38:56weird you're irregular so the people that show up here night after night after night and you might be thinking
541. 1:39:03well why the [ __ ] would they do that great question um they're the Irregulars and what's amazing about this
542. 1:39:15Channel and someone said it earlier that you know they were they were kind of you know wanting to hang out with someone
543. 1:39:20tonight and they've never used Tik Tok like this the biggest surprise to me about the Tik Tok platform is that these nightly sessions
544. 1:39:32are more like jam sessions than like me putting on a show um and that's been a real surprise to me so so it is very much and then
545. 1:39:42also there's a companion Community to this community called the salon the AI Salon um oh yes oh far out okay first of
546. 1:39:53all thanks for the gift but that was lovely so if if you are not part of the salon go to the salon. a that's our
547. 1:40:03website and then click on join the community just scroll down a little bit join the community and that's going to
548. 1:40:09take you to our community and there's a really clear seven-step onboarding process step two is introduce yourself
549. 1:40:17so go over there and introduce and you're like well wait what is it how much does it cost does this cost you
550. 1:40:22anything you know I'm not just going to your oh oh oh I see what's going on here this is a this is a monetization play no it's
551. 1:40:30free and it's a remarkable community and like if have you noticed the people in here like they're they're
552. 1:40:39helping and challenging and having all sorts of dialogue and there's there's all these conversations going on
553. 1:40:45Independent of whatever the hell I'm talking about that's what this is and there's there's sort of companion
554. 1:40:52activity that goes on over here so at the salon down toward the bottom there's there's what are called Community clubs
555. 1:40:59and one of those clubs is called the AI Irregulars the AI learning lab Irregulars and so as I'm talking [ __ ]
556. 1:41:08here and doing stuff the Irregulars are having conversations with one another creating images sharing them there
557. 1:41:15sharing links if I say something so it it's an absolutely remarkable community and then the other thing that you should do
558. 1:41:24is if you kind of like this energy this is what this is we're just hanging out talking [ __ ] P's telling me I am
559. 1:41:34mischaracterizing things and that I should stop speculating and I should stop saying magic and thinking because
560. 1:41:40this is just math magical it's just math there's nothing magical about it it's just math so fine fine and it feels like magic
561. 1:41:56H um and it's fun it's like a generous group of people that are curious and adventurous and are willing to
562. 1:42:06play Jim Ross took one of these podcast things and did it on his for his self storage company it's like every time I tell this community to
563. 1:42:19do something Jim Ross finds a way to incorporate it into his self story management like Self Storage you know like with keys and padlocks
564. 1:42:27and Storage Wars you know those guys that's what he runs he is like more baller at AI than almost anyone I know it's it's the most
565. 1:42:41counterintuitive business to be Allin on AI Irregulars Channel please so let's go look at the Irregulars channel so that's
566. 1:42:48the salon that'll take you I can't believe it formatted that that screen play like that I got to I got to talk to my buddy Steve who's
567. 1:42:58uh he he had a he he wrote a piece of software called uh scriptware um for years and I'm just going to tell him
568. 1:43:09that that's absolutely amazing um where am I going I'm going to the salon so when you get to the salon start
569. 1:43:18your adventure here's these seven steps you know check out the welcome page where you learn about about AI literacy
570. 1:43:24and how you do it here introduce yourself learn our values which are really amazing Watch past meetings um
571. 1:43:31RSVP for the next event hang out and chat and then help us grow you know basically share the salon and um so if you scroll to the
572. 1:43:39bottom there's a group called Community clubs and in there is AI learning lab Irregulars that's our Channel and so welcome user 56055
573. 1:43:5049 9007 5 see you get trolled in here if you're if you come in with a lame name you're G to get a an image made of you that's
574. 1:44:04pretty good I like it uh on my local news tonight what's that I need to tell my story what's that uh uh family
575. 1:44:18brings murdered woman back to life through AI technology I need your help wow yeah there's going to be amazing things
576. 1:44:31happening I guess we're doing GPT 5 now GPT Orion gp4 turbo GPT 40 preview GPT 40 mini GPT 40 that's pretty good Friday night date
577. 1:44:45night I wish i' have seen that earlier digital Gods that's a good one we'll do that next week actually let
578. 1:44:52me grab it now cuz I always forget to grab these um so go save image as Shang Lord digital Gods good day to you sir
579. 1:45:07Lord digital Gods Dash
580. 1:45:28all right wife fell asleep my now my date is Kyle I'm so sorry for your loss Jay this is your date oh yeah do I have my pink bow here
581. 1:45:47Jay I'm I'm Jay's date hi hi I'm Jay's date I'm Kyle good to see you Jay um this is gonna be fun you can make
582. 1:45:57money with fantastic we got a little champy are you a dog lover you a dog lover I love champ Champ's So Good Friday night date night oh
583. 1:46:19yeah people scrolling by Going H the hell's Rosie O'Donald doing with herself oh my God I uploaded my work
584. 1:46:29notes and the podcast is the biggest ego boost ever well that's what I noticed it's like um when I put the musical up
585. 1:46:38there it's like this is a really innov Innovative way to talk about the issues with AI I know isn't it I'm like well
586. 1:46:46yes it is thank you very much I don't like to use the term genius thank you for the Llama Ricky Ticky Fabby imagine the police putting
587. 1:47:01evidence together from AI to solve mystery deaths actually oh that's something we should play with this 01 model we should go grab some
588. 1:47:12unsolved this is going to turn into a a crime a crime Channel we could go get unsolved murder mysteries and throw all
589. 1:47:20the data into uh into uh Whata call it 01 and have it think step by step I know I can't say think have it process probabilistically step by
590. 1:47:45step oh lordy oh let's do it all right I prefer processing I say that actually about myself actually that's pretty funny I like
591. 1:48:05it let's see see I just did it you know I was just thinking I've got a lot of history with you how do you find the podcast on not
592. 1:48:18notebook LM it's hard hang on it's just it's it's not like all things Google gole there's some remarkable technology
593. 1:48:25if you're willing to navigate the 17 layers of menus to find it okay so if you go to notebook LM you'll you'll start on this
594. 1:48:35page um you and you create a new notebook so I'm going to jump into I'll jump into my collective intelligence one
595. 1:48:42so down the left hand side are um these are your data sources so you're going to upload you can upload lots of [ __ ] to
596. 1:48:52this right because it's got I don't know I don't know what they're doing technically but you can dump a bunch of
597. 1:48:57data in here so I just took the PDF of my book so this is a single data set notebook and then down here you've got
598. 1:49:05the prompt window right so this is now like chat GPT but I'm chat gping with my book in the right hand corner is this
599. 1:49:12thing that says notebook guide and you click on that and it pops up this model that's got like a summary of the data
600. 1:49:20and and suggestions for things you can do but this right here is it so it says audio overview and then I've created one
601. 1:49:28so I just load it but if if you don't haven't created one it'll say generate and you just generate it you have no
602. 1:49:35control over um listen to the whole thing because for the ones that I've published I probably had to generate 15
603. 1:49:45or 20 of them before it actually got it right like it's it's janky sometimes with Sydney it couldn't pronounced the
604. 1:49:53name and then sometimes it mentions songs and sometimes it didn't with AI Futures which has seven different
605. 1:50:00chapters with different authors in it sometimes it wouldn't mention any authors sometimes the whole thing would
606. 1:50:06just be on one author as if it was just written by one person sometimes the the whole point of the book was just wrong
607. 1:50:14so so pay attention to what it does but when it gets it right it's [ __ ] good um are the data sources private or
608. 1:50:23is it used to train their llms I don't know P do you know that do you know what the what the data uh source is I Mr K
609. 1:50:31all day I just tried the audio overview I'm telling you Mr K you can take any oh you know what would be good Mr K Mr K so
610. 1:50:39Mr K is a teacher I know you can't talk about AI with your students because [ __ ] School administrators
611. 1:50:47hopefully they're on this podcast if you are you're [ __ ] jerks let Mr K teach AI I just don't get me [ __ ] started
612. 1:50:56anyway here's what you should do um take some of your students writing I know you're teaching you're teaching math
613. 1:51:04this year not language arts but you've probably got some students you had in language arts last year take some of
614. 1:51:09their writing and throw it into a notebook LM and make them a podcast of something they wrote last year that would be
615. 1:51:20cool I I mean what you can what you can say to them is hey I have some friends that record podcasts and I gave them
616. 1:51:30your paper and they did a podcast on it you don't have to admit that it was AI yeah that's it that would blow their minds wouldn't
617. 1:51:40it all right did Kyle say he's on a podcast right now you good I'm good I just I get so apoplectic about our Ed ation [ __ ]
618. 1:51:55institutions acting like they can avoid this it it it makes me [ __ ] insane I'm a school admin but District
619. 1:52:04admin is resisting AI due to board policy ug yeah well fight against that so here's the thing Don Marco here's here's my philosophy on this
620. 1:52:16um even even higher education that is ignoring this if you think about how fast generative AI has evolved over the past two
621. 1:52:27years and just if it continues on that trajectory if if we don't go parabolic in terms of innovation if we just
622. 1:52:36continue like the way it's been improving for the past two years the world two years from now so a freshman
623. 1:52:44that started two years ago graduates College the world is not going to look the same as it looks today
624. 1:52:53and institutions that are like it's okay we've solved AI we use AI detectors there's going to be no cheating here
625. 1:53:00yeah there's also going to be no critical thinking and no [ __ ] preparation for those students to understand how to interact with this
626. 1:53:07[ __ ] when they get into the world and it's [Music] everywhere and and and the other thing is this if you if you understand even a
627. 1:53:20little bit how large language models work what are students what are students students are large language
628. 1:53:30models right we we prepare them for for you know 12 or 13 or 14 years in this really structured way to put language in their
629. 1:53:43head so that they can go into the world and talk words good like I do right and Along Comes This thing that is the most
630. 1:53:59profound knowledge technology in the history of humanity called a large language model and the educational institutions are
631. 1:54:08like nope don't need that sorry we already got teachers yeah but there's this thing that can amplify what the
632. 1:54:16teachers do and it can amplify what the students do and it can completely transform what's even possible in this
633. 1:54:22world yeah no no no it's okay we've got AI detectors you [ __ ] kidding me okay anyway you can make
634. 1:54:38money is the podcas ification function only accessible if you pay for Notebook LM I don't know I don't think I pay for it but maybe I do
635. 1:54:52manage your Google account I don't know how I would know if I paid for it I've got because I've got Google at work like it's it it's
636. 1:55:02possible that because I'm logged in with a work group account it's considered paid I don't I I honestly don't
637. 1:55:09know um all right I got to get going here all right Mr K did Cover the concept of e did it cover the okay let's
638. 1:55:21see you have Google for business you pay for it okay got it Google for business yeah all right so yes I pay for it Frank
639. 1:55:28is in the house yeah Frank Frank's got a Frank Frank started an education podcast uh the chances of Homeland
640. 1:55:40Security having their own AI model um well they probably have lots of AI but they probably have more like
641. 1:55:47convolutional you know more traditional AI stuff I I think if if you talk to Cindy [ __ ] who does a lot of work with
642. 1:55:55the government and the military and things like that um she said is it is staggering how how how little they know about this
643. 1:56:08stuff how does the podcast work you literally just go into notebook LM you open up the the um notebook guide and
644. 1:56:17then you click generate audio overview and it's done you download it and publish it [ __ ] amazing um you don't have to pay for
645. 1:56:26Google for business to use notebook LM there you go do you know Vicky if the um if the audio overview is included for
646. 1:56:33free with notebook LM anyway just go to go to notebook lm. google.com create a notebook upload some data to it and then click in the bottom
647. 1:56:45right hand corner click on um notebook guide and then and then it'll pop up a little little modal and in the top right
648. 1:56:54of that it says generate audio overview just generate it it it'll blow your [ __ ] mind this night has been a night of
649. 1:57:06mindblowing it's free with notebook LM there you go Mr K all day it's free you get a free podcast and you get a free
650. 1:57:15podcast and you get a free podcast I wonder if we could take notebook's podcast and have Frank recite it
651. 1:57:24um nah not really you can't the thing about that podcast feature right now there is you've got no input you
652. 1:57:33basically hit the generate button and it sucks or it doesn't and if it sucks I delete it and then generate another one and then wait
653. 1:57:42and it's what's weird is sometimes they're four minutes long sometimes they're 12 minutes long sometimes they
654. 1:57:49like really cover the whole thing sometimes they just focus on one idea and it's like they're talking about
655. 1:57:53something completely different so just keep generating them till you get it right weekend homework okay the AI Salon
656. 1:58:00meet and greet okay so next Tuesday is the AI Salon meet and greet um which is we we have two meetings a
657. 1:58:10month the first Tuesday of the month is called the salon presents and that's where we have a speaker come in and talk
658. 1:58:17and then the third Tuesday of the month which is next Tuesday is a meet and greet where we'll talk about some news
659. 1:58:23and things like that but people get to introduce themselves and you know talk about what they're doing in Ai and and we're going
660. 1:58:32to start to do monthly themes where because a lot of people come back over and over again we're going to have
661. 1:58:38different things that people talk about um so it's a really inspiring meeting because you get to meet people who are
662. 1:58:45up to some cool [ __ ] and what what you'll find in there is that someone will be talking about something you're
663. 1:58:51like oh that's a problem I'm trying to solve let's connect and so people are connecting in real time while people are
664. 1:58:57introducing themselves really powerful all right Mr it the the 01 mini helped me fill my US patent office application
665. 1:59:05for my trademark it was awesome perfect and that's a perfect use case for it right it's complicated it's
666. 1:59:12sophisticated it's got to do step bystep thinking but it's not really thinking I would call it more processing processing
667. 1:59:21is the term I would use it's mathematical I put math in there rest your back yeah I know I got
668. 1:59:36to go okay um homework for this weekend I'll give you two if you have not made a notebook LM podcast of some piece of work of yours
669. 1:59:50go do that and share it with the world let me let me go show you something in the AI
670. 2:00:11Salon we have this we have this journey the journey to AI literacy it starts with play first so just go play
671. 2:00:22you're like well I've never played with notebook llm well [ __ ] it go play with it and click on the notebook guide in
672. 2:00:30the bottom right hand corner make an audio interview so play first and then it'll make something and
673. 2:00:37they like oh I know what I could do with this I've got that book that I started a bunch of years ago and never finished
674. 2:00:43then you go into mindfully create and say I'm going to do a podcast of that book idea mindfully create something and
675. 2:00:51then the third thing is generously lead and what that looks like is go share your podcast on the AI Salon go
676. 2:00:59share your podcast on LinkedIn or Twitter helpful note for Twitter Twitter doesn't have the ability for you to upload audio
677. 2:01:10files what they they can't make an audio player so you have to turn it into a movie so so I went into iMovie and I took a
678. 2:01:23the cover of my book and I put that as the image and made the audio and now it's a movie and now I can upload it to
679. 2:01:29Twitter so whatever but generously lead means talk about what you're learning so if you learn a cool thing go do that so
680. 2:01:36homework one for the weekend is go make a podcast using the notebook LM audio feature and share it with the world and
681. 2:01:45then you know what [ __ ] it tag the AI learning lab or Point people to the salon the second thing I want you to do
682. 2:01:56this weekend is go play with the new model the new chat GPT model 01 or 01 preview or 01 mini either one start thinking
683. 2:02:11about what are complicated problems that you want to solve and give it a complicated problem and see how it does
684. 2:02:22the I'm telling you the [ __ ] screenplay thing I just did is I'm still a little face melted by it so there's your
685. 2:02:30homework podcast and figure out some problem solvy thing using the 01 model and then next week maybe we can hear from some people
686. 2:02:42that what did you do and what did it do and what was it good at and what did it suck at because part of the idea of playing
687. 2:02:49first part of this is is the only way for us to know where the boundaries are of what's good and what's
688. 2:02:58not like what you can actually use this [ __ ] for is to just try [ __ ] when when when whoever it was I
689. 2:03:08don't know if the person is still here they're probably not I don't know why they would be um the person that came in
690. 2:03:13and said you know which one should I use to write a novel when it sort of popped in my head oh maybe the new 01 model
691. 2:03:19would be good at outlines for storytelling I was like that was like okay maybe I certainly didn't expect it to be
692. 2:03:30great and then I thought well maybe because it can think like that it could actually write dialogue and it [ __ ] did I would not
693. 2:03:43have I would not have discovered that had we not been here [ __ ] around so so don't don't put any expectations on yourself that you're
694. 2:03:53going to learn AI or you're going to learn Pro just go play and then as you learn [ __ ] build [ __ ] and as you build [ __ ] share what
695. 2:04:06you're learning okay and share the [ __ ] you're building I don't care if it's pictures or songs or applications or [ __ ] cookie
696. 2:04:20recipes just share it start to establish yourself as someone thinking critically about AI it will serve you everyone that's
697. 2:04:30here that's part of this community that does this stuff regularly is blossoming professionally personally wife and I watched Oprah she
698. 2:04:43is now scared of AI yeah I know I didn't even talk about the Oprah thing tonight I uh it reinforced for me were very early
699. 2:04:56um I was a little disappointed in Oprah but whatever the the one thing where I think she actually failed last
700. 2:05:08night is I thought it was a decent thing but like the middle segment with Christopher Ray was the was the fear
701. 2:05:15segment and then she had an opportunity for that last segment to be the um the play first segment here are some
702. 2:05:25things you could do with AI right now go play and instead she brings on that sociologist woman that basically
703. 2:05:32said the cabal of the AI project are out to try to replace humans and they're going to fail but in doing so they're
704. 2:05:40going to [ __ ] up everyone's life that was kind of the end message of the thing so there wasn't a little
705. 2:05:46moment of why don't you go give it a shot and try it for yourself cuz clearly Oprah hasn't but that just says to me we're
706. 2:05:54early um we're early so for what that's worth I'm presenting two AI conferences in the next few months doors are opening
707. 2:06:03forever hooked is an irregular he hangs out here regularly and uh that's awesome okay so I'm GNA go um follow my channel subscribe to the
708. 2:06:16lives if you want to support me directly or pick up there's a a video series in the corner called under
709. 2:06:22hyped um because I think AI is actually underhyped right now not overhyped um especially watching what I
710. 2:06:29did tonight with that [ __ ] screenplay I'm a little flx right now I'm a lot flx right now and then the
711. 2:06:38fact that I could take that raw the raw output and throw it into chat GPT 4 and have it formatted into a screenplay
712. 2:06:47document just bizarre F just [ __ ] Wild um and then just keep coming back to these things so the next one of these
713. 2:06:59will be Monday night so we'll take the weekend off you can go play go play with AI um yeah and then let's see who's in here
714. 2:07:10tonight it was it was a good night have a great weekend everyone all right we got Drew and AI calling in from Down
715. 2:07:15Under Papa JJ Wolfman Clint Rachel Sparkles last night on AP ABC you can now find it on Hulu that's the Oprah
716. 2:07:22special the lake and Mary Philip Bryant welcome welcome uh Jen mcau Joe we good night um Ash taka The Notebook LM is it
717. 2:07:35podcast or helps you create a script The Notebook LM tool generates the podcast you don't do [ __ ] you you supply a document or many
718. 2:07:48documents and then you hit audio overview and it makes this twers podcast magically it's not magic it's math magical it's not
719. 2:08:02magic but you tell me it's not [ __ ] magical it is uh Dr Jay in the House Marina she recall Tech Call Me Al good
720. 2:08:09to see you another one from Down Under Winston Hardy great to see you as always joxer the mighty Amelio's wife uh uh kif Source camp
721. 2:08:22this has been a big week in AI it has I was a little underwhelmed by the 01 model until tonight so you got to
722. 2:08:30witness it live if you've been here all night um I'm a little mind blown from what it did uh Tobias great to see you
723. 2:08:37Mr K all day love it love what you're doing Papa JJ Brandon thank you so much strawberry in the house uh uh have a
724. 2:08:46great weekend everyone thanks as always Kyle you're welcome are you going to upload this to YouTube yes I will I'm
725. 2:08:52I'm about three weeks behind on uploading these things to YouTube I got to get on it tomorrow because Tik Tok
726. 2:08:57Only Stores them for a month so I don't want to lose any and I'm right on the border of that uh and it's Friday the
727. 2:09:0213th yes so welcome thank you Wolf Man clip for that happy Friday the
728. 2:09:1713th did I get everybody I think I got everybody got some new people in here red truck 101 Joy [Music] pie cancel your free trials I did but
729. 2:09:31thank you for the reminder that is that is some add support right there I've got Vicky and Brandon now serve as my uh my
730. 2:09:39surrogate brains because mine is just like a giant I my prefrontal cortex is like a giant pile of yurg Swiss cheese uh basically
731. 2:09:49nonfunctional so reminders for things like cancel your trial subscriptions really important for me um Joker Joker
732. 2:09:58in the house Teton skier Vicky thank you as always Cosmic lover Tams honey curls logic I think good name Mr it Danielle thank you
733. 2:10:14all right I'm out of here people this was a fun one have a fantastic weekend we're in September can you believe we're
734. 2:10:22in [ __ ] September we're in September good Lord all right I am out you are my brother man and we have the same disease AI
735. 2:10:33love good night all all right have a great weekend