6/5/2025 - AI and the Prompt: Infusing Your Essence

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0:03 [Music]
0:16 10,000 words swam around my head. A
0:20 million more in books written beneath my
0:23 bed.
0:24 [Music]
0:28 Well, I wrote a red demo when searching
0:32 in the swamps. Still can't find how to
0:35 hold my hands.
0:41 And I know you need me in the next room
0:44 over. I'm stuck in here home paralyzed.
0:50 [Music]
0:53 For months I got myself in ruts. Too
0:56 much time spinning mirrors framed in
0:59 yellow
1:00 [Music]
1:04 walls. Ain't it like most people are no
1:08 different? Like talk on things we don't
1:10 know
1:15 about. Ain't it like most people? I'm no
1:19 different. Like to talk on things we
1:21 don't know about.
1:25 [Music]
1:42 Oh, good people. Good people. I'm back
1:44 from a big CEO dinner. I made a I made a
1:47 tactical error tonight.
1:50 So, normally when I go to this CEO
1:52 dinner, they got like crappy dry taco
1:54 meat and [ __ ] like that. Tonight, they
1:57 went on ahead and they had chicken mac
2:00 and cheese and spaghetti with meat sauce
2:03 and garlic knots and I just I [ __ ] I
2:06 went nuts and and I'm in a some sort of
2:10 fantastical diabetic crash right now.
2:12 I'm
2:17 like, so so chances are good. This is
2:21 going to be an unremarkable evening and
2:24 it might not last that long, but you
2:26 know, I figured I'd step in and say hi.
2:29 [Music]
2:44 Well, it's not simple to
2:46 [Music]
2:48 say to most
2:51 days. I don't recognize me that these
2:55 shoes and this a place and its
3:00 patrons taking more than I gave
3:05 them. It's not easy to know.
3:10 I'm not anything like I used to be.
3:14 Although it's true, I was never
3:18 attention sweet center. I still remember
3:22 that
3:23 girl. She's
3:25 imperfect, but she
3:28 tries. She is good, but she
3:33 lies. She is hard on herself.
3:38 She is broken, but won't ask for
3:42 help. She is messy, but she's
3:47 kind. She's
3:49 lonely most of the time. She's all of
3:53 this mixed up and baked. Beautiful
3:58 pie. She's gone, but she used to be
4:02 mine.
4:04 [Music]
4:07 Oh man. Uh so so yeah, so I'm I'm
4:11 exhausted. I'm So So there's that.
4:14 There's that. Uh we got some folks
4:15 sharing the live. Thank you for that.
4:17 We'll flip the uh flip the cameras
4:21 here. Pull up the black bar so tick
4:24 tockers can read what the hell they're
4:26 writing. Someone Eltoyo Troyo just sent
4:29 a gift. Thank you for that gift. Anyone
4:31 sending gifts, much appreciated. Thank
4:33 you.
4:41 Ah.
4:42 Um, so this this this epiphany that I
4:46 had, for those of you that are new here,
4:48 my name is Kyle Shannon. A lot of times
4:51 what I'll do, I'll talk as if I'm just
4:53 continuing a conversation because for
4:55 the most part this channel is just like
4:57 one long runon sentence and there's a
5:00 lot of people that come here night after
5:01 night. So, if I just start talking in
5:03 the middle of a story, a lot of the
5:06 people like, "Yeah, we know what he's
5:07 talking about." They take notes. They're
5:09 they're probably like recording these
5:11 things, running them through chat, JBD,
5:13 pulling out the most important salient
5:16 comments. Yeah, I whatever. It's it's
5:18 they got a whole life. This the people
5:20 that come here night after night. But if
5:22 you're new here, welcome. So, just if if
5:25 it feels like you don't know what the
5:27 hell I'm talking about, just put it in
5:28 the comments. What the hell is he
5:30 talking about? They'll tell you. They'll
5:31 catch you up.
5:32 Anyway, so I had this big epiphany about
5:36 AI and the big
5:38 epiphany Tik Tok
5:41 pin. This has been a two-year
5:43 conversation for me. I know. Sorry,
5:45 Source Camp. It's got to be exhausting,
5:48 but but I'm glad you're in the
5:49 conversation. I really am. You're you're
5:51 uh you're one of the good ones.
5:53 [Music]
5:55 Um, so this epiphany that I
5:58 had, you got your prompt, the prompt
6:01 hole. We call it the prompt hole. That's
6:03 the technical term for it, right? The
6:05 prompt hole is hungry. And you got to
6:08 feed your prompt hole. You got to feed
6:09 feed the prompt. Feed your
6:12 prompt. And then the question and and it
6:15 it'll it'll eat anything, right? So if
6:18 you give it a shitty prompt, it'll give
6:19 you a shitty answer. You give it a lazy
6:21 prompt, it'll give you a lazy answer. So
6:23 the question starts to become, what do
6:25 you feed your
6:27 prompt? And if you feed your prompt,
6:32 you what ends up happening
6:35 is the AI tool, no matter which one it
6:38 is, whether it's a large language model
6:40 or a music tool or a video tool or a
6:42 picture tool, the more of you you
6:46 infuse, the more of you you feed into
6:49 your
6:51 prompt, the better it
6:54 gets. Because what it does is it
6:57 actually takes
7:00 your I was going to say essence, but
7:03 that sounds mamby pami. It takes it
7:05 takes your intent and it amplifies it.
7:10 And so the more you can get your
7:12 context, your ideas, your frustrations,
7:15 your questions into that thing, the
7:18 better it
7:19 gets, the more powerful it gets. The
7:22 more personally electrifying AI gets. If
7:26 you just try to use it like a fancy
7:28 Google search, it's going to act like a
7:30 fancy Google search. It's going to be
7:31 shitty. So feed your prompt.
7:36 you. And that that led to this this
7:39 realization
7:41 that a lot of times we're asking the
7:43 wrong question. A lot of times we're
7:46 asking the question, how do I get the
7:48 most out of
7:49 AI? It's not the right
7:52 question. If you want to transform
7:54 yourself, if you want to take your
7:57 AI experience to like a whole another
7:59 level, ask yourself this question.
8:03 How can I get the most out of myself
8:06 with
8:08 AI? Not how can I get the most out of
8:12 AI. How can I get the most out of myself
8:15 with AI? It changes
8:18 everything. Oh no, Khaki lost her dog
8:21 yesterday. I'm so
8:25 sorry. Wow. 18 and a half years. That's
8:28 absolutely crazy.
8:30 We
8:31 had our first two labs we had for 17
8:35 years and that's for labs. That's really
8:37 long. But man, it's [ __ ]
8:40 heartbreaking. Heartbreaking.
8:42 So
8:46 a sad. That
8:49 sucks. That
8:53 sucks. Oh, it was today. I'm sorry,
8:56 Khaki. That's just awful.
9:02 [Music]
9:09 Joker 15ish for my lab mix.
9:12 [Music]
9:26 Yeah. Yeah. seep in gratitude for the
9:28 love for all the all that she gave us.
9:30 That's the thing about dogs, man. They
9:32 are just pure [ __ ] love machines,
9:35 aren't they? They're just they're just
9:38 like, "Hey, you're home. [ __ ] far
9:40 out. I didn't think you were coming
9:42 back. You came back. You know, you're
9:44 the best, right, man?" Such [ __ ]
9:47 dogs. They are just They're just
9:49 awesome. They're like, "Hey, you." Oh
9:52 god, man. How you been? It's good. I was
9:55 just in the other room. I know. But it's
9:56 so good you now you're
10:03 here. Oh, lordy lordy lordy. Almost
10:07 three years. Haven't heard a period yet.
10:10 So many commas. Yeah, we don't
10:13 listen in life. What's more important is
10:17 starting sentences than ending them. You
10:20 don't need to you don't need to end
10:22 thoughts. You don't need to end
10:24 sentences. is there's so many
10:25 expectations. They're going to finish a
10:27 sentence. Don't do that. Don't Don't
10:29 give into the man, the punctuation
10:34 man. Oh, lordy, lordy, lordy. All right,
10:38 let's see. Dogs are the absolute best.
10:40 They really are. They are really the
10:43 best. I'll have a blog post about it,
10:46 I'm sure. and probably a song khaki and
10:51 image tributes and
10:55 videos. I mean, you can do all that
10:57 stuff now. You can kind of go nuts if
10:58 you want to if you want to do, you know,
11:00 tributes and thoughts and just explore.
11:03 You
11:06 know, what a remarkable time we live in.
11:09 An absolute remarkable time.
11:12 [Music]
11:33 Oh man.
11:36 [Music]
11:50 Some members have used AI to cope with
11:52 similar situations, shared songs, images
11:55 in the salon. Yeah, you could do that.
11:57 Feel free to I mean, you know what the
11:58 the nice thing is about the salon,
12:00 khaki, is you've got you've got enough
12:02 friends in here that well, I mean,
12:04 obviously by the comments here in the
12:05 Tik Tok, but if you share things about
12:08 your puffer in the salon, you know, do
12:12 it. It's life,
12:14 [Music]
12:22 man. So funny. I was talking talking to
12:24 some people tonight
12:27 this this older gentleman who's the
12:29 father of of a guy that I'm really fond
12:31 of at the the CEO dinner I go to and he
12:35 was just like I've used chat GBT but it
12:37 you know it doesn't have a soul it
12:39 doesn't have can't can't tap into
12:43 humanity and I was like I completely
12:45 disagree he's like convince
12:47 me and I told him you know my my
12:50 epiphany around you know collective
12:52 intelligence that that AI is the
12:54 collective intelligence of humanity that
12:56 that statement that kind of opened it up
12:59 to me that we're actually collaborating
13:01 with all the people that came before
13:03 us. So I think there's actually deep
13:06 humanity in it. And I this whole idea of
13:08 you know feed your prompt with
13:12 you is an it's it's a way to amplify
13:15 yourself. And then I think about a
13:17 community like this community and like
13:19 the AI salon community which while
13:21 they're related they're they're they're
13:22 very different things but you
13:26 know the purpose of that community while
13:29 it's tied to AI and while it's it's
13:32 about
13:34 us exploring what's going on with all
13:36 these technologies it's ultimately about
13:39 us all building
13:42 relationships and then as one of us
13:44 figures something out, the other ones
13:46 get to go along for the ride. But but it
13:48 really is about building the
13:50 relationships. And so there's a lot of
13:52 humanity in in this group, in the salon,
13:56 in AI, if you use it right. Right. If
13:58 you treat it as an extension of
14:00 humanity, it becomes this humanity
14:02 amplifier. And so yeah, I would
14:04 encourage you to do that. Khaki, that
14:06 would be great. Trevor Hook just subbed
14:09 for the mastermind. Am I smarter now?
14:11 You're absolutely smarter. jump into the
14:14 mastermind. We're uh so Leah and I
14:16 tomorrow we're doing um a founder
14:20 hangout um in the salon for anyone
14:22 that's part of the mastermind um every
14:25 Friday uh at 2 Eastern, noon Mountain.
14:29 Um so we're going to be hanging out
14:31 there tomorrow. So yeah, so you'll be
14:35 you're smarter now and then you come
14:36 hang out with me. Oh, here's the other
14:41 thing. Because most of the clubs are now
14:45 part of the mastermind, if you subscribe
14:47 to the mastermind, you still have to
14:50 rejoin the clubs that you want to join.
14:53 So, if you were part of the uh you know,
14:56 life hacks with with Brandon and Claire,
14:59 um when however it happened when when we
15:04 flipped those spaces to the mastermind
15:06 spaces, it basically severed all the
15:09 relationships with the previous members.
15:11 So, you have to resubscribe to clubs.
15:13 So, if you're part of mastermind, go
15:15 down through the clubs and join join the
15:17 ones that you want to be a part of
15:18 because you're not automatically in
15:20 there. That's not obvious,
15:21 unfortunately.
15:24 And we
15:25 didn't part of the challenge with using
15:28 thirdparty software like we are to
15:30 manage a community is you don't always
15:33 quite anticipate how the software is
15:35 going to behave. It's a little janky
15:37 like AI. It's a little janky.
15:42 So dogs have all of our virtues with
15:44 none of our flaws except maybe a little
15:46 too much love of food. Yeah, exactly.
15:49 That's it. Oh, wait. Actually, no. If
15:51 you
15:52 join the mastermind, you're
15:54 automatically in
15:57 clubs. You're in all mastermind
16:01 spaces. All right. I don't know.
16:03 Brandon's getting ready to type. I don't
16:05 know if that's true. It might be
16:07 true, but I don't know. Anyway, you're
16:12 you have you have
16:15 access, but you're not subscribe to the
16:18 space. So, like if the space goes live,
16:21 Vicki, the previous members won't get
16:24 notified because they haven't subscribed
16:25 to that space. So, it's the
16:27 subscription. It's the It's I don't
16:29 know. Whatever. It's whatever you got to
16:32 do to be a part of the space.
16:40 [Music]
16:47 My goal is to love myself how my dogs
16:50 loved me. Oh my god. Can you
16:52 imagine if we as a
16:57 species like actually learned that from
17:04 dogs that you know you're going you're
17:07 going to go into a little shame spiral.
17:10 You're going into a little
17:11 self-loathing, a little negative, you
17:13 know, reinforcement, ne negative imagery
17:15 on yourself and you just sort of
17:17 immediately go, I'm just going to treat
17:18 myself like a dog. Hey, dude, you're the
17:21 best. Yeah, that would be that would
17:23 change the world if we could act like
17:25 dogs treat us. Treat ourselves like dogs
17:27 treat
17:29 us, but it's paid, right? Yeah, the
17:31 mastermind is paid. Yep. But it's for
17:33 the balance of 2025, it's uh 20 bucks a
17:37 month. And if listen, if you're if you
17:41 can't afford it um and you're going
17:43 through some stuff, reach out to either
17:45 Vicki or myself or Leah. Um and we're
17:49 doing uh scholarships for those that
17:51 want to be a part of it that can't be
17:53 for for financial reasons. So reach out
17:57 [Music]
18:28 [Music]
18:33 All right, let's go. Let's go look at
18:34 some things. There's a couple of new
18:36 things out. Um, one of them,
18:44 so about a year and a half ago at
18:47 StoryVine, we we started selling video
18:50 personas, right? So, creating fictitious
18:53 people, creating an image of them,
18:55 designing a voice for them, turning them
18:56 into animated videos.
19:00 Um, when we started that, there were no
19:03 voice models that were good enough that
19:05 you could use text to speech. They just
19:07 didn't sound
19:08 real. So, the first batch of them that
19:11 we delivered to
19:12 customers, I would do the acting and
19:15 then I would do a voice swap using 11
19:17 Labs, right? Because 11 Labs texttospech
19:20 model wasn't good enough. None of them
19:22 were good enough. And then I don't know
19:24 two months ago, maybe three months ago,
19:26 this this site came out came out called
19:29 Cartisia.ai
19:32 um which does it's like 11 Labs, but no
19:34 one's heard of it, but it's really good.
19:36 And so that was the first texttospech
19:40 model that came out that was good enough
19:42 that I could do these these avatars
19:44 without having to doing the without
19:46 having to do the acting myself and then
19:48 swapping out the voice. And so today, 11
19:52 Labs introduced V3, the the alpha of
19:56 their new uh texttospech model. Uh, and
19:59 it looks pretty flipping impressive. So,
20:01 I thought it might be fun to go take a
20:03 look. I'm heading out a bit early
20:04 tonight. Big presentation in the
20:06 morning. I'm not going to last long,
20:07 Source Camp, so you're not going to miss
20:09 much because I uh I
20:12 overpasted I overindexed on the the
20:15 pasta at the CEO dinner tonight. So, I'm
20:17 just like
20:20 I can't keep my head
20:22 [Laughter]
20:25 up. Oh man.
20:28 [Music]
20:34 Okay. Meet 11 V3, the most expressive
20:38 text to speech
20:41 model. That's the scent of freedom and
20:45 just a hint of mutiny.
20:49 Now grab your cutlasses, stow your fear.
20:52 Tonight we dine like kings or we sink
20:57 like legends.
21:01 Hey, Chris. Knock knock.
21:04 I'm not doing this again. Come on, M.
21:07 Please. I promise you'll love this one.
21:10 Nope. No. No. No. Never again. The last
21:13 10 weren't funny. The next 10 won't be
21:15 funny. You're not funny. And you never
21:17 will be. How many 11 Labs engineers does
21:20 it take to screw in a light bulb?
21:26 Oh my god. I'm going home. All right,
21:30 that's not bad.
21:33 We're off under the lights here for this
21:34 semi-final clash. The stadium buzzing
21:36 with anticipation. 11 Labs United in
21:39 their iconic black and white shirts
21:41 pushing forward with intent straight
21:42 from the opening whistle. Driving down
21:44 the wing, pace to Bernie. He skips past
21:46 one. skips past two. Oh, this is
21:48 beautiful. One-on-one with the fullback.
21:50 Cuts inside. Oh, that's a lovely bit of
21:52 footwork. And goal. Oh my goodness,
21:55 they've done it again. Yeah, that's
21:58 pretty something.
22:00 Okay, so like I finally beat level 42 of
22:02 that game I said I'd quit like a month
22:04 ago. And then for the final big scary
22:07 mega boss, it's just like some cute
22:10 little bunny
22:12 rabbit. I just couldn't do it.
22:15 It was so
22:18 cute. Okay, so I wonder so all these
22:21 things like laugh, giggle, hysterical,
22:23 laughing. I wonder if that's a set list
22:25 of those or you can put anything in
22:27 there. Tik Tok pin. Let's
22:30 see. It's pretty cool. If I had it,
22:32 greet my neighbor, they would have no
22:34 idea what the [ __ ] was going on. Today I
22:36 introduced chat GPT to my friend and
22:38 he's impressed and he's using the free
22:40 version. Yeah, it's it
22:43 Listen, don't forget if you've been
22:45 coming to this channel for a while,
22:47 people who've never seen Chat GPT are
22:50 still blown away that it can write a
22:53 poem, right? That you can go write a
22:56 poem about a pizza and it'll vomit out a
22:58 poem. That still blows people who
23:00 haven't seen this stuff away. So, don't
23:02 don't forget as you show people this,
23:04 we're
23:06 we're we we've got we've got some
23:08 bridges to build to catch people up to
23:10 where we are.
23:14 Um, I think archetypal architects
23:17 writing some more stories here. Rolling
23:18 around like a newborn centaur. Body can
23:21 run, can't hold up the
23:25 torso. Oh, man. All right. What is this
23:29 now? We're We're looking at 11 Labs new
23:31 V3 model. Well, we're listening
23:33 listening to it. It's their new
23:35 texttospech model. So, I was thinking we
23:37 could test our new timing features.
23:40 Exactly. How did you know what you were
23:42 thinking? Lucky guess. Sorry. Go ahead.
23:45 Okay. So, if we both try to talk at the
23:47 same time, we'll probably crash the
23:49 system. Wait, are we crashing? I can't
23:51 tell if this is a feature or a bug. Did
23:53 I just cut you off again? Yes, but
23:56 honestly, this is kind of fun. race you
23:59 to the next sentence. We're definitely
24:01 going to break something.
24:06 Interesting. Are the open smell listened
24:11 to that one earlier. Oh, here we go. So,
24:13 we can
24:15 play. So, two speakers have a
24:17 conversation. Liam, have you tried the
24:19 new 11 Labs V3?
24:22 All right. So, curiously,
24:25 oops. Wait, can I edit this?
24:36 Yes. Oh, you can't copy all this. That's
24:39 [ __ ]
24:44 up. These are like
24:51 objects. It's a demo. You're not signed
24:54 in. Yeah, I know. But even if it's a
24:57 demo, they should let you do something.
24:59 Control the emotion with audio
25:02 tags. Create controllable expressive
25:05 speech layered with audio events.
25:07 Immersive
25:12 soundsscapes. Generate dynamic
25:14 conversations between multiple
25:16 speakers. Oh, add speaker.
25:20 Cool. Human-like speeches in 70
25:22 languages.
25:27 V3 multiple speakers.
25:30 Yes. Audio tag
25:34 support. Languages
25:37 70. How does the 11 V3 80% discount
25:41 work? It's 80% off until the end of June
25:46 for self-s serve users through the
25:49 UI. All right. So, you get three weeks
25:52 of 80% off.
25:53 That's
25:55 whatever.
25:56 [Music]
25:58 Um, all right. That's
26:01 it.
26:03 Huh. Fascinating. All right. That's
26:06 something to play with if you're uh if
26:08 you're needing to make
26:09 voices. Might be worth
26:16 playing. Who's got any questions? Who's
26:19 got any thoughts?
26:37 Let's see. We could do that.
26:41 So, one of the cool things is um ChatPT
26:48 is doing a children's book
26:51 contest and this is a book that our own
26:56 Vicky Baptiste made and submitted which
26:59 I think is really really
27:03 good. And it's got a turtle in it so it
27:06 can't be all bad. How nice is that?
27:12 [Music]
27:19 So Vicki, did you do these pages? Is the
27:21 typography here done in chat GPT or was
27:24 it done in like Canvas or something like
27:30 that? I started using your project
27:32 cardboard thing. Seems like it may be
27:34 really helpful get for getting me
27:35 organized. Great. I actually talked to
27:38 someone tonight that said they've been
27:39 using it. Um I don't know how many
27:41 people are using it. The whole thing is
27:43 chat GPT. Wow. The typography is really
27:46 good. Like it looks it looks nice. It
27:50 looks Although it's weird that there's
27:53 one where it put the text over the dark
27:54 tree,
27:55 but it's really
28:02 good. All right. You want to read it?
28:04 We'll read it.
28:06 Are you okay with me reading this,
28:10 Vicki? Adobe AI is bad for consistent
28:13 characters. Adobe AI is bad for a lot of
28:16 stuff. It's what it's good for is it
28:18 hasn't been trained on, you know,
28:20 copywritten work, but because of that,
28:22 it's not good. All right. The Path of
28:24 Pebbles, a quiet journey with Mina and
28:26 Mr.
28:28 Turtle. In a land where the mountains
28:30 hummed and the clouds swirled like
28:32 whispered secrets, a curious girl named
28:34 Mina set out on a journey. At her side
28:37 walked Master Turtle, old and wise, with
28:40 stories hidden in every wrinkle of his
28:42 shell. Where are we going? Mina asked.
28:45 To see what we find, said Master Turtle.
28:49 And find what we don't seek. Very wise,
28:52 Master Turtle.
28:54 The path curved through cotton candy
28:56 meadows and glowing mushrooms. Mina
28:58 skipped ahead, chasing a floating pedal.
29:01 "Slow is steady, steady is
29:05 strong." "Further down the road, they
29:08 met a fox juggling leaves in the air."
29:10 "Why do you juggle?" Mina asked. "To
29:12 keep balance," said the fox with a wink.
29:15 "Even when the wind comes." Mr. Turtle
29:17 nodded. "The wind teaches us to move,
29:20 not to fall.
29:24 They came to a quiet stream where a frog
29:26 sat watching the ripples. "Why do you
29:29 sit so still?" Mina asked. "To feel the
29:32 world moving, "Ribbit," the frog
29:35 whispered. "Stillness lets me hear it
29:37 all," Mr. Turtle smiled. "Still water
29:40 show the sky most
29:43 clearly." "Turtle starting to bug
29:47 me." Just past the stream, a squirrel
29:50 skip by, scattering nuts in every
29:51 direction. Why are you in such a hurry?
29:53 Mina Mina called. To prepare, shouted
29:56 the squirrel. Winter always comes too
29:58 soon. Master Turtle chuckled. Yes, but
30:01 rushing won't make it slower or
30:06 sweeter. They reached the quiet hill
30:08 where the world seemed to breathe. Mina
30:10 lay on the grass watching the sky change
30:12 colors. "Is this the end?" she asked.
30:14 "No," he said. "It's a pause. Pauses are
30:19 sacred, too."
30:21 As evening settled in, fireflies
30:23 flickered like stars come down to play.
30:25 Mina spun slowly, wide arms wide. It's
30:29 like the sky is dancing with us. Master
30:32 Turtle watched. When we glow from
30:34 within, we recognize the light around
30:37 us. The sky turned deep and dreamy,
30:40 stars blinking hello. Mina closed her
30:42 eyes and whispered, "I like this
30:44 journey." Master Turtle smiled, too.
30:47 "The journey liked you, too."
30:50 As they drifted into quiet, the world
30:53 held its breath with them. No need to
30:55 rush, no need to know. Just one small
30:58 girl, one old turtle, and a path that
31:02 always
31:03 continues. A, that's so sweet. That is
31:07 so
31:08 sweet. That's awesome.
31:12 Um, Ann Murphy, I was talking to Ann
31:14 Murphy today. Um, we had our uh we had
31:18 our our podcast yesterday and then today
31:20 was the Kim Kimberly Offford's uh film
31:23 festival, her AI film festival and and
31:27 she'd watched like 13 of them or
31:29 something like that. And she said one of
31:31 the things they all had in common is
31:32 they tended to all have kind of a dark
31:35 dystopian kind of vibe to them and the
31:38 stories tended to be kind of sad. And uh
31:41 I was curious about that. I was curious
31:43 about why that was the case. Um, it
31:47 might have just been the the nature of
31:48 the audience that Kimberly Offford has.
31:51 It it might just be One of the things
31:53 that that I notice with generating
31:57 images that are going to be cinematic is
31:59 the darker, more broody [ __ ] tends to
32:02 cover the jankiness of the AI. So maybe
32:05 there's just something where darker
32:08 dystopian stuff looks better and that's
32:10 why people are going with it. I used
32:12 Adobe Illustrator's AI to make a
32:14 coloring book. My mother
32:17 criticized it. Oh, the historical
32:20 accuracy. Well, yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
32:24 Especially if you're using Adobe. But
32:26 but even anything where you're doing
32:28 accuracy. Yeah. I would I would write it
32:31 first, check the accuracy, and then go
32:33 make the images for it.
32:40 I like the Ferris Buer smuggling in for
32:43 a bedtime story from Kyle. Oh, I feel
32:46 like Ferris
32:47 Beller snugging in with a bedtime story
32:50 from Kyle. Yeah, I'm I'm exhausted. I'm
32:52 whipped. I think what we're going to do,
32:53 let's see, YouTube. What? Let's see.
32:57 That book has less errors than my latest
33:00 salon email blast. That's
33:02 awesome.
33:04 Producer Brandon also has a a book entry
33:07 in the contest. Is the entry on Discord?
33:10 Yes, the entries are on Discord. The the
33:13 Chat GPT's Discord channel or I guess
33:15 open AIS. Is it open AIS or chat GPTs,
33:22 guys? Open AIS. Okay. Open AI's Discord.
33:25 And how long is the contest going on? Do
33:27 you know when the deadline is?
33:37 mid mid June. All right. So, we're June
33:40 5th. All right.
33:42 Listen, what's today? Thursday. So,
33:45 tomorrow we got office hours at 11:00
33:47 a.m. Come to office hours. So, how you
33:49 find office hours is tomorrow come to my
33:53 LinkedIn channel and you'll see an ad or
33:55 you can go to any of my old events. It's
33:57 always the same URL.
33:59 Um, that's at 11:00 a.m. Mountain time,
34:03 1:00 p.m.
34:05 Eastern. And if you've never been to an
34:07 office hours, you should come to them.
34:08 It's a really good group of people. So,
34:10 come do that. Tomorrow night's first
34:12 Friday, so we're going to be out gallery
34:14 hopping likely. So, um, we'll probably
34:17 start late again tomorrow. Um, I'll try
34:20 my best not to eat exorbitant amounts of
34:23 pasta right before the show. Okay? You
34:26 see, I'm not I'm not car bloating for a
34:28 marathon. And therefore, it's it's
34:31 affecting my
34:32 body in whatever would be the opposite
34:35 way that it affects a
34:42 marathoner. Oh, good lord. All right,
34:45 let's go look at the irregulars. Let's
34:48 see what's going on in
34:50 irregularas.
34:51 Irregularas. Oh, the irregulars.
34:56 Let's see. AI learning lab and
35:01 irregulars. Have you fed your prompt
35:04 today?
35:05 Yes,
35:07 exactly. Love it. Delayed one
35:12 hour. Started late and ending early. Oh,
35:16 yeah. Putting in a solid half hour's
35:18 work tonight,
35:19 people. Um, okay. So, this Saturday,
35:23 Vicki is doing a learn out loud an LOL
35:27 um on Saturday. So, if you go to the AI
35:29 salon, go to events up at the
35:33 top and
35:35 then there's Vicky's Oh, nice graphic.
35:38 That's awesome. Um Vicki is going to be
35:41 teaching people how to make websites
35:44 with Vibe Coding. If you've ever wanted
35:47 a fancier website and you don't feel
35:49 like teaching yourself web flow or one
35:52 of those Wixs or one of those stupid
35:54 horrible [ __ ] things and you just
35:57 want to describe the website you want
35:59 and have it be manifested for you, come
36:02 to the LOL. All right, so go there. Um,
36:06 office hours tomorrow, late start
36:08 tomorrow night for this because it's
36:09 first Friday. Not just vibe coding. Oh,
36:12 okay. Good. So, so website building in
36:14 general, how to use AI um to help help
36:17 build websites. Um it's going to be
36:20 really good. So, go do that. It's 3 pm
36:22 mountain time. Okay.
36:25 Um yeah, that's it. I'm going to get out
36:28 of here because my eyes are crispy. My
36:29 voice is crispy. Okay. I'm a designer
36:32 and a coder. Got to see this. Yeah, go
36:33 do it. Jump in. All right, everyone.
36:37 Have a fantastic evening. Sorry I was
36:40 late. Sorry I'm leaving early, but you
36:41 know, [ __ ] happens. Don't eat too much
36:44 pasta with booze. With
36:47 booze. All right, we'll see y'all later.
36:50 Bye.