aiLL 10/20/23 - Democratizing Creativity: How AI Tools Unlock Anyone's Inner Artist

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1. 0:11[Music] hey hey hey happy Friday night we are
2. 0:26live let's see going live let's see let me get this
3. 0:42going welcome welcome welcome Karen what's happening Dr J good to see you all right just getting all this
4. 0:58stuff set up we got photos we got Irregulars we'll go with that one you can make money with
5. 1:13chachay oh never a dull moment I'm one of the first ones here you are pet self on back nice nice welcome welcome welcome what's happening
6. 1:30it's 8:30 Denver time on a Friday night I did my little my second little um post with a live sticker I'm starting to master this
7. 1:42stupid Tick Tock thing it's ridiculous it's just ridiculous oh but what are you gonna do huh what are you gonna
8. 1:58do got my got my coffee got my coffee how is everybody happy Friday night so we'll get started here in a
9. 2:11second the way we do things here we'll uh I'll get you up to speed on where to get started with this generative AI stuff so that's what the
10. 2:20channel is about my name is Kyle Shannon uh I'm an entrepreneur a many time entrepreneur too many times uh I am officially un
11. 2:30hireable uh and uh but I was a I was an entrepreneur in the early days of the worldwide web and my current company is
12. 2:37called storyvine it's an automated video storytelling platform hey Clint Copperhead what's happening present Turtles um and
13. 2:47uh yeah the early days of the web and the early days of this uh this generative AI stuff are very very similar there's a lot of spooky
14. 2:57coincidences um I don't know if they're spooky but but it's um it's very very clear to me that we are at the very
15. 3:03beginning of you know what is a what is a parallel kind of trajectory although I would argue that as as profound as the impact of the
16. 3:14worldwide web was on the world I think it got it got it's it's like a quaint little Ziploc baggie compared to what
17. 3:23this generative AI stuff is going to do um and the generative AI stuff is moving oh my God it's moving so mind-numbingly
18. 3:30fast so um so my mind she is numb um and llamas if you got them llamas llamas llamas all right so here's
19. 3:43how we do this let me let me uh let me jump in here and get started and let me start with this slide right here all
20. 3:54right I got lots of fingerprints those are I did all these fingerprints for you for tonight those are all custom I start
21. 4:02every night with a completely clean screen and then before I go live one of the reasons I'm a little late tonight is
22. 4:10I had to I put all of those fingerprints on the screen for you so you're welcome it's it's the kind of service that we
23. 4:17deliver here at the AI learning lab and uh you can make money with oh we have fun we kid we kid we have fun let me open the window getting
24. 4:29a little hot already all right nice out here in Denver okay so if you're brand new to chat GPT if you've not played
25. 4:37with it if you're just here and you're like but Cal what do I do where do I start oh Cal I'm just I'm not very
26. 4:44technical I don't know if you knew this about me but I'm you know I can occasionally write a little copy but I
27. 4:51and I use computers but I am not what you would call computer savvy that's okay just go there if you can type in
28. 4:59that web address then that's all you need to know chat. open.com that's the official chat GPT website if you've
29. 5:05never played with it you owe it to yourself to learn that that is not just a fancy Google search it looks like that
30. 5:14it looks like just a Google search box it is profoundly profoundly more powerful than that in fact in the past
31. 5:21two weeks that's gotten so powerful that I think paying the 20 bucks for the uh Plus subscription is now sort of the
32. 5:27deal of the century so so uh go there you don't have to pay the 20 bucks but just go there and start playing and then
33. 5:34these other thing are the big four right so this is what I call the adult table um Bard is from Google Claude is
34. 5:40from a company called anthropic uh that just got4 billion doll investment from Amazon and then Bing is Microsoft right
35. 5:48so these are the big four they're not going anywhere here's the Kids Table um Pi um perplexity and then at labs.
36. 5:57perplexity you can actually go play with the meta llama 2 models and those are those are the free open-source things
37. 6:05that meta gave away to everyone and perplexity just hosts them there so if you want to go play with them you can
38. 6:11you can also play with the Llama models at po which is right down there po po.com all right so that's the uh that's
39. 6:18the large language model so just get started there and then what we do here is pop any comments or questions you
40. 6:24have in the in the in the comments and I'll do my best to answer them we'll sort of we'll sort of you know cruise
41. 6:31through the questions here I'll answer what I can and that's kind of how this rolls it's just a long kind of
42. 6:35conversation we go back and forth and uh yeah we'll get started all right fantastic Bob tell him what he's won you've won a new
43. 6:51[Music] car all right fantastic let's get started I just got the notice from Tick
44. 7:07Tock oh that I went live which which notice did you get lunatick or or that my my that my account's about to be banned because
45. 7:16somewhere between them announcing that my live is live and them shutting me down for seven days you know somewhere in there's
46. 7:28reality the countown is at zero and the live is still not showing I don't know what else to do on a Friday night uh I'm live
47. 7:41uh I don't if someone wait who was that oh that was dragonfly let me let me go invite some people hang on hold
48. 7:49please how do I invite people how do I invite people here invite no no
49. 8:06here we'll throw a retr punk in there I I think he's still in Japan we'll throw Silver Fox hold please I'm just letting
50. 8:14some folks know that because Tik tok's being weird hello shab good day good day to you good day good to see you
51. 8:27fantastic Bob tell her what she's won you want a new car H fantastic sir might I inquire about you uh yes you um let's
52. 8:38uh are your qualifications my qualifications yes what are your qualifications I have no qualification
53. 8:45ah rather rather yeah carry on carry on yes uh I was hoping that uh if if we were to trust you we would understand
54. 8:53what you've done before done that's right see the nose these are my qualifications I can wear a dangly dongly nose like no
55. 9:04one's business that takes professional training and I've had it I've had much training so much training you don't even
56. 9:10know you might know but you don't uh okay there's 15 all right so I invited 15 people so hopefully you got that all right
57. 9:26um are there any good any good free music generation AI so let me let me go look at my so I just gave a
58. 9:43workshop for Ronda Phillips voice acting community and we did a whole music section what did I show there oh I showed refusion and I
59. 9:55showed sound raw um yeah so let me I think they're both free the you said good so so I'm going to show you two different um music AIS
60. 10:08that that are okay I mean the music is not anywhere near the so so music right now is where images were 18 months ago
61. 10:18where they kind of work and they're kind of okay but like they've got such compression artifacts and things like
62. 10:26that they just sound like crap but you can kind of see what's coming and if if you just sort of follow the follow the
63. 10:32money follow the trajectory of what image generation tools did over the past 18 months sort of play these music
64. 10:39things out forward maybe 12 months and and we're probably going to have something similar so let me let me go show
65. 10:46you so one of the tools is um sound I don't think it's AI is it
66. 11:02sound raw. so so it's a very confusing name because they did it in all caps so I thought it was sound draw and it's not it's sound
67. 11:15raw doio they they someone someone in their branding department needs to make this camel case so so the S and the r
68. 11:25are uh capitalized and the other things are little but sound draw so what this is is it's not really AI music generation except it kind of
69. 11:37is well that's super clear Kyle thanks for that so if I say try it for free what I can do here is I can I can
70. 11:47select the length of the s song whether I want it slow normal or fast so let's say I've got a a one minute Tik Tok
71. 11:52video and I want some custom music for it and I like fast music and and I'll do fast and normal so I can set my Tempo
72. 12:00and then you can basically pick a starting point so genre mood theme uh so there's gaming photography cinematic I don't know comedy let's
73. 12:14see let's go let's go let's go hopeful that's not something I would normally choose so if I click hopeful so what this does what this is
74. 12:30sound draw is kind of like garage van so it's a loop composer so there's all these loops and then you pick you know
75. 12:38your your attributes and it just instantly makes you like 20 songs and and then you can play them
76. 12:52[Music] and and so notice it says like low medium very high so it's going to get really busy [Music]
77. 13:07here right um and then you can you can modify those so you can say hey I want it to go very high right off the bat or high
78. 13:14right off the bat right so and then you can just play lots of different ones and if you like them you can download
79. 13:22them and what's cool here is I can now go and I can I can turn on or off certain things so it's got afro beats let's see I want
80. 13:33R&B I'm going to take off hopeful I'm going to put on R&B acoustic um rock and then I can add mood in here so we'll do um
81. 13:47euphoric and then I'll do theme of cinematic and so every time you kind of add to this list of attributes it
82. 13:55recomposes songs and then I think think if in the paid version you can go in and you can even you can even split these
83. 14:02into tracks your disc is almost full yeah I know all right that's a horrible song that's okay there you go that's nice so there
84. 14:18you go so that that's that one that's free then there's another one um called refusion rff U i o n no it's not I AI it's
85. 14:32refusion I think it's refusion Doom why do I remember this stuff because I'm an idiot so this one is true is true
86. 14:43generative AI so if I go if I click on the create button oh I guess I got to log in let me log in let me log in okay now
87. 14:52I'm logged in so I say create Riff and then this is basically just um you you add lyrics and then you add a
88. 15:01genre so I could either record the lyrics or I could just uh have it automatically write them Kyle making beats guitar
89. 15:13strums Country Soul unites well that's interesting that's not lyrics actually that's just that's more like describe
90. 15:20the sound oh wait we'll do prompt genius punk rock male vocals okay fine we'll do uh so the the lyrics here are Kyle
91. 15:28making beats guitar strums and sweet Melodies Country Soul unites and we're going to do this as punk rock male
92. 15:35vocals and so I'll just click riff and now it's going to go this is actually generating things I love your countdown
93. 15:41video other tips in email okay cool perfect yeah thanks thanks goat Eric former that was a good idea um so here's
94. 15:49the uh here's the music that was created Kyle making beats guitar strums and sweet melodies Country Soul [Applause] units yeah oh yeah head
95. 16:09[Music] banger a it's [ __ ] [Music] horrible all right so let's uh let's let's let's actually let's I can't I
96. 16:23can't leave with that in my head in any way so so we're going to go to normal chat gbt and going to say uh write me a song about a lovely
97. 16:37llama uh uh uh uh and so I I think you can only put really short things in here so I'm just going to grab the first two
98. 16:44lines of this let's see we'll do the chorus lovely llama with graceful charm okay there we go and then we'll go back
99. 16:51over to refusion we'll pop in those lyrics Yep they're good and then we're going to go let's go um we'll go go country um country rock
100. 17:05Americana like brandy brandy I.E right Carlile uh uh we'll see if we can get one that's
101. 17:19better better better better better better better all right oh look it made us llama art I didn't realize it actually generated art
102. 17:33too that's cool lovely llama with your graceful charm where in a World's Tranquility like a warm [Music] arm lovely llama with your graceful
103. 17:47charm wearing in the world's Tranquility like a warm Wen arm I'm so grateful for your constant the new I didn't see what the
104. 17:57rest of that said but thank you I appreciate the kind words Lama with your graceful charm we in the world's Tranquility like a war
105. 18:08this is it's somewhere it's somewhere between Bob Dylan and Brandy carile it's like if if Bob Dylan and Brandy carile
106. 18:14had a kid this is how it would sing Oh man all right so that one's refusion dcom rfu IO n.com and then the other one was
107. 18:28sound s o u n d raw R aw. iio is that right I think that's
108. 18:42right yeah whatever you can go find it I'm so grateful your content the new chat GPT is being my best friend I know
109. 18:50Jame James S I so the so while we're here I a thank you Sher D sh D for the llama loves a good llama do you know why
110. 19:00I like llamas do you understand why I like llamas do you because llamas is tasty if you know what I mean no no no I
111. 19:12uh I I asked bing one night for for a llama recipe and it did not like it it said sir sir some people consider llamas
112. 19:20pets and we do not eat our pets okay we don't do that around here all right sir sir it was it was very testy with me um okay
113. 19:32so I want I want to just show what's what's happening if if you have not played with chat jpt in the past two
114. 19:40weeks or even if you have it's like like what's what they've added to it so so there's there's a thing happening where
115. 19:49in the next um three weeks we're actually probably closer to two weeks now two and a half weeks on November 6th
116. 19:58open AI is having their developer conference so you know developer conferences like when Apple has theirs
117. 20:04and Google has theirs you get all the new stuff right so I assume that we're going to get some new and exciting stuff
118. 20:12from open Ai and so they've rolled a bunch of new features into chat GPT I think in anticipation of that my suspicion is that these are the
119. 20:22Technologies they've been working on like for the past I don't know 6 months or so or8 months mons and they're kind
120. 20:29of ready to roll them out so so that they can you know kick off the developer conference to say hey here's all the new
121. 20:35stuff that's coming now that you've got all those toys so that's my guess but if you haven't seen it so in chat GPT right
122. 20:42now if you go to gp4 if you've got all of your beta features turned on and you've paid your 20 bucks and open AI
123. 20:51has given you access to these they still haven't fully rolled this out so if you don't have some of these they'll be
124. 20:55coming is it copyright free that music stuff I think both of them say that you're free to use those yes um I don't
125. 21:03know if refusion can make songs longer than 30 seconds I think it's limited right now but there might be a paid
126. 21:10version of that where you can do longer songs um sound raw I think you can download I I think you can make as many
127. 21:19as you want and then you can download a limited amount for free and then if you need lots of songs you can go do that
128. 21:25the thing about sound raw is that um even though they're just kind of you know sort of medium quality Loop based
129. 21:33music it does it so fast like if you just need background music for videos and it doesn't it just needs to be there
130. 21:40to sort of set a mood and it just needs to get out of the way you don't need more than that right so you can just
131. 21:46knock out you know that that kind of lower level kind of kind of you know sound bid um okay so you've got default mode
132. 21:55which default mode now has gptv which is GPT Vision which I'll show you which is mind-blowing you've got
133. 22:03browse with Bing which is chat GPT is now connected to the internet again you've got Advanced Data analysis which
134. 22:11is exactly what it sounds like this is a full-on data analyst in a box it's staggeringly powerful like it's it it is mind
135. 22:23numbingly insane what this does it it it it's just sanity now is it perfect no is it jankier than [ __ ] yeah all these
136. 22:31tools are um plugins are mostly useless plugins right now are kind of like when the iPhone first came out and the app
137. 22:40there was they didn't have an app store and they were like it it's got these apps and then the apps weren't really
138. 22:45apps they were just shitty websites that had like icons that you clicked on um I've never heard you talk about this my
139. 22:52thoughts on Adobe Creative clouds oh any thoughts on creative clouds update generative text Etc um I could talk about that I I
140. 23:06didn't I didn't dig super deep into the Adobe Max stuff I've demoed on here before the text to Adobe Illustrator
141. 23:15images and I can I can show that um I don't know what what generative text you're talking about there but I can I
142. 23:22can go take a look at some of the uh some of the new features the problem with the Adobe features is there kind of
143. 23:28buried within you know the the the programs the Adobe programs and they some of them are how you get to the AI
144. 23:36features it's not super intuitive right now um plugins are interesting but not great right now so I I kind of ignore
145. 23:44them there there's a couple in there that are okay but just think of plugins as the app store for chat gbt these are
146. 23:51extensions to chat GPT and ultimately I think these are going to be quite powerful and in fact plugins might be
147. 24:00the future of websites now that I think about it because what a plugin essentially is is a hook to some sort of
148. 24:08web services from some other company um so so I don't know plugins are kind of a mess but they're they're at least worth
149. 24:15paying attention to and then Dolly 3 is just mind-blowing this is image generation so let me show a couple of
150. 24:20things here I'm not going to show all these but I'm going to show um chat GPT can now read images Kyle sir csm.edu
151. 24:47Common Sense machines the AI platform that turns any input into game ready 3D assets yeah perfect that looks great
152. 24:54okay we'll come back to that um okay so I'm just just in gp4 default mode here's here's one of the the the challenges
153. 25:04with gp4 right now for whatever reason open AI has split these out as separate modes so if chat GPT can see images and
154. 25:14chat GPT can make images wouldn't it be logical that in the place where you can make images you could also see images
155. 25:22yes it would be logical but you can't do that they're in different places right now so it's kind of stupid
156. 25:28but I think they'll they'll eventually merge I I I think I understand why they're separating them as they're
157. 25:33rolling them out as beta features but it's it's kind of Dum Dum season right now but you go to default and then in
158. 25:39default you now get this little image icon in the prompt box and if you click that you can upload one or more images
159. 25:46and so I'm going to pop one in here I'll do whiteboard we could do that one I think I want to do well I mean these are both
160. 26:02interesting so this is some Post-it notes on my whiteboard from my office so there's Post-it notes on a whiteboard so I can just say what is
161. 26:13this why don't I say this what was this meeting about and so it reads it it sees the image and then it says this image
162. 26:26displays a Board of various sticky notes from notes and categories it appears it was a meeting about strategic planning
163. 26:32or brainstorming here's the here's the breakdown section one goals this seems to be long-term objectives of build
164. 26:39value to shareholders one to twoe exit mask our lack of growth unjustified assumptions choices opportunity so
165. 26:49so have you ever like me um put a bunch of Post-it notes on a whiteboard and said to yourself I'll write up those
166. 26:57notes someday and then 2 years later there's still peeling Post-it notes on your whiteboard yeah that's what this is
167. 27:05and and so now it's just you know writing notes and kind of describing it from the information provided the
168. 27:12meeting appears to be about evaluating the company's current strategies blah blah blah blah blah so let's see um
169. 27:19Trends so let's let's say um one of the categories was Trends I can say based on the Post-it notes in the
170. 27:28trend section can you summarize what's happening and what this company might do about it and so it'll go read the little
171. 27:41specific notes and it's you can have remarkably bad handwriting and this just reads it situ wait certainly here's a
172. 27:55summarized analysis the situation the company to increase shareholder value the assumptions the company seems to
173. 28:01have several assumptions the choices there at a Crossroads the opportunity the trends they've identified
174. 28:11strengthening let's see external factors several uncontrollable elements like coid 19 AI Innovations potential actions re-evaluate
175. 28:24assumptions so so that's that so let me show you one other thing that that I'm going to go grab a wait let me do I'll
176. 28:31do a brand new chat here so we're going to do a new chat we're going to upload an image I'm going to do another whiteboard this is
177. 28:38what I got off the internet but this this one is the kind of stuff that just are are we living in this future right
178. 28:45now like it's it's not like AI is coming it's like AI is [ __ ] here um okay so here's here's a a picture of a
179. 28:56whiteboard and and I'm going to put um tell me what this software does
180. 29:10and create a coding approach for the main page where you order things and write both some sample python
181. 29:23code for the back end and some HTML for the front end for that page so let me show you this so so can I zoom in here uh no I can't well so
182. 29:39here's here's what's this say I don't know what that says this says users this says main steps here's questions and then here are designs of
183. 29:51pages like there's a landing page where you sign up here's the ordering page where you can order different food this
184. 29:57like an airport food ordering thing and then there there's like you know here's where you add your credit card here's
185. 30:03where you pay here's your where it updates things so it's reading all of that whiteboard and then it says it says
186. 30:13here's the software's functionality it's an ordering UI for an international airport it's got multilingual support
187. 30:19the order process users can view the menu they select items whether it's for takeout they proceed to payment a status
188. 30:26confirmation screen appears entertainment users have the option to engage in some form of entertainment this might include games or videos
189. 30:34additional Services right so coding approach for the main ordering page backend python create an API endpoint to
190. 30:42retrieve the menu items Implement a function to place an order Implement a function to update the order status
191. 30:48front end HTML describe the menu items allow users to do it include a checkout button here's the sample code python
192. 30:55using flask so there's your there's your order thing here's your front end HTML this is from a [ __ ] whiteboard this is from a [ __ ]
193. 31:04whiteboard it's like are you kidding me like is it any good does it matter like I mean it does matter obviously but
194. 31:14like even if this is only half ass right now this is now possible and and it's going to get better one of the things
195. 31:21about these AI tools right now is as imperfect as they are my my love nickname for them right now are janky
196. 31:29pieces of [ __ ] as janky as they are these tools today are as bad as they ever going to be it only gets better
197. 31:37from here so you can now take a picture of a whiteboard you could you can take a picture of dinner and tell it to write
198. 31:44the the recipe for you um I saw one on Twitter where someone took a picture you know you know when you pull into a
199. 31:52parking spot and there's like eight different parking signs and you can't figure out if you're allowed to park
200. 31:57there or not someone took a picture of that and just said it's 4:00 in the afternoon am I allowed to park here and
201. 32:04it read all the signs and said yes you're allowed to park there um just just wild wild wild stuff uh what's this
202. 32:11say it seems that chat GPT is in fact or will be a plug-in for Microsoft Office projected for 101 2023 yep that's
203. 32:20exactly right Firefly so on November 1st a fair amount of this functionality that I'm showing and that might be
204. 32:30another reason they're launching all this now is going to launch inside Office 365 in a feature called co-pilot
205. 32:38it looks like it's going to be 30 bucks a month for co-pilot but basically within Microsoft Word PowerPoint um Excel Outlook
206. 32:52um I think they're Dynamics 365 CRM the windows operating system you're going to have this thing called co-pilot which is
207. 32:59basically like chat GPT so all this write me some stuff is going to be native inside the office suite whiteboard example and zapier handson
208. 33:09are excellent examples Kyle great thank you very much Firefly I appreciate that um so so it's an important thing to
209. 33:18understand the speed that these things are coming it's not it's not just that the tools are good and a lot of them came at
210. 33:27once the chat GPT stuff I'm showing right now this didn't exist for regular users 3 weeks ago like part of where I am right now is
211. 33:40my brain is is a little scrambled because it took me about six months to get my head around how I think about chat GPT and
212. 33:50the context of my business in the context of my life in the context of this channel like I kind of knew what it
213. 33:55was and how to do it and they just rolled out all these all these new features and they they fundamentally
214. 34:02change things if you can use an image as a prompt how how does that change prompting right like we talked for for
215. 34:09almost a year about prompt engineer is going to be the job of the future well if the prompt is a picture is it prompt
216. 34:17engineering or is it understanding that these tools you know are going to do remarkable things and then on top of
217. 34:23that they're getting rolled into things like Microsoft Word so it's no longer just was something written with AI well
218. 34:31I don't know I'm in Microsoft Word I'm working on something I can't think of a headline right now and I say hey could
219. 34:37you give me 10 headlines for this intro paragraph that I've started and it'll give me 10 headlines I'm like oh that
220. 34:42one's good so that was AI written my intro paragraph Was Mine and then I'm like could you write the next two
221. 34:48paragraphs and it'll write that and then I'll fix some of them so our work is going to be increasingly
222. 34:54intermingled with AI as a workflow so um yeah crazy crazy crazy crazy crazy um where's Apple in the AI updates already
223. 35:04uh need Co pilot for my MacBook so will you can there's a there's a product it's a it's not a product there's a project called open
224. 35:16interpreter which you can install into your um into your terminal program if you're if you're geeky at all um on your
225. 35:25Mac and it runs like it it runs like a uh operating system level GPT um I my suspicion is that apple is
226. 35:37probably going to wait until the spring and when they roll their [ __ ] out it's going to be remarkable can I give it a
227. 35:44web link and have question have it question me on the needed requirements for an interview yeah we could try that
228. 35:55except and have it question on the needed requirements for an interview um let's go try that we'll go to
229. 36:13um job description let's see if we can find a job descriptions how to write a job descriptions job descriptions from the
230. 36:27HR Society oh I got to join their I gotta join their dang Club I don't want to be a part of your Club oh here we
231. 36:43go acupuncturist no I got to sign up dang it it you you this is so okay okay
232. 36:57people I think websites are in trouble for for exactly what I just went through all I want right now is a job
233. 37:04description right and like I've got to go join their stupid Society well it's not a stupid Society that's a that's a
234. 37:10big organization but I have to I I can't just see a job description there right I have to go sign it we are going to
235. 37:16increasingly just be given in fact you know what why am I being such a dumb dumb all right we're here here we go here we go
236. 37:27we're going to go to browse with Bing let me show you browse with Bing I'm going to say I'd like to find a link to a web page that has a job
237. 37:38description for an acupuncturist can you please find me three pages that have that description and so what what browse with
238. 37:54Bing does now is it'll it it's basically in the background it's prompting itself to go look at a bunch of different
239. 38:01websites and then it tells you what to do so I found several job descriptions so why would I go to a web why would I go to
240. 38:11Google and do what I just did where Google gives me a bunch of crap that I have to sift through and then when I click on something that I
241. 38:20think is right and it it says oh yeah this is right here's a job description and I click on that job description and
242. 38:26it's like oh no you can't have that until you sign up for our little Club when I can come to this and just get them right
243. 38:37so let's go get this URL okay so here's an acupuncturist job description great perfect we've got overview responsibilities experience and
244. 38:50education requirements and salary so I'm going to take this description URL and we're going to go to a brand new
245. 38:59chat a brand new chat that we'll use with browse with Bing and then I'm going to say based on the job description
246. 39:15here there's my URL I'm going to say please create a question and answer
247. 39:30session where you ask me questions as if you were the hiring manager as a way for me to prepare
248. 39:44for an inter an upcoming interview I have period only ask one question at a time and don't move on to the next next
249. 39:56question until I answer the previous absolutely I can assist with that based on the job description
250. 40:13provided oh it that's really weird it didn't seem like it went off and read that oh no okay so so here's what it's doing okay
251. 40:27so this is this is one of the weird things I found about um chat gbt so it looks like it went off and read that but it didn't actually do it
252. 40:39and the way SEO has people write URLs they put a lot of keywords in the URL itself so in the URL are acupuncture
253. 40:50professionals cupping and moxibustion whatever moxibustion is is in the URL so it wrote a question here based on that
254. 40:59but it didn't go look at the website so I'm going to say please go to the hyperlink and read the content of that web page before
255. 41:10creating a question for me and it should fire off the browse with Bing so there it goes so now it's going off to browse
256. 41:17with Bing so so all these tools right now are a little a little janky little janky little janky things are a little
257. 41:28Yankee can you discuss your experience assessing patient needs creating personalized treatment plans based on
258. 41:34acupuncture principles how do you ensure that treatment plans are effective to each person's need first I ask them if they are afraid
259. 41:44of needles and then no matter what the answer is I get out really big 4inch needles and start laughing maniacally that's quite a unique
260. 42:01approach and so the answer is yes you can do what you asked I forget exactly what the specific thing is uh Denver
261. 42:09Botanic Garden landline artist residency what's that that sounds cool grab a job description from LinkedIn yep I could have done
262. 42:19that but anyway we just did it there all right let me show you a couple other things with chat japie Tai um um I'll do
263. 42:27an advanced data analysis here this is another one where if you haven't seen this this is just mind-numbing how good
264. 42:33this not how good it is how powerful this is so when you go to Advanced Data analysis with some data can you open the
265. 42:41CSV look at the data and tell me what might be interesting about it the Z file contains unemployment
266. 42:58America per US state it appears to be a CSV file containing data related to unemployment statistics the CSV file contains
267. 43:082,98 29,8 192 entries it's got the fips code the state the year the month the total non the total civilian
268. 43:17non-institutional population in state over area or state or area civilian labor force percentage of State
269. 43:26population total employment so this is a big employment thing to determine what might be interesting in this data set we
270. 43:33could consider a few analyses such as Trends over time seasonal patterns State comparisons and correlations with external
271. 43:42events um but we don't have external event data so let's look at seasonal patterns let's go with seasonal [Music]
272. 43:53patterns didn't listen to that or did it yeah it did now one of the things that's going on here that if you haven't seen
273. 44:02it what it's doing the way this works is it's creating what's called a container So within this chat session
274. 44:11think of it like a little mini kind of like a like a Raspberry Pi kind of computer running virtually inside this
275. 44:18chat session and so it's got its own little mini file system and it's got its own little it can um write and run
276. 44:28python code it's got access to python libraries so the way it's doing all this is when I ask it to do
277. 44:36something it says finished working if I open this up here's all the python code that it wrote to go look at that CSV
278. 44:43file it imported the Panda's Library it wrote this code it then looked at the content inside the CSV and then it used
279. 44:52chat gbt to take that and write us our little report and so I said let's go seasonal patterns and then what's it do
280. 45:01here it converts I don't know it goes and looks at data and so it says the average unemployment rate calculated as
281. 45:10a percentage of the labor force that's unemployed from this data we observe a slight increase in unemployment rate in
282. 45:17the months of April and May um December which records the lowest rate and so I'm to say this we'll see if it can do
283. 45:38this create a bar chart that visualizes the unemployment rate over the 12 months of the year and put a graphic symbol for each of the
284. 45:53four seasons like a snow flake for winter a leaf for fall Etc a leaf I don't know if it can do
285. 46:08that but it may try it'll it'll probably try a bold strategy uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh can you talk about temperature in relation to AI
286. 46:20prompts not sure what that means yep I can absolutely do that and we can go we can actually jump over over to Bing to
287. 46:26look at that jump over to Bing and talk about temperature
288. 46:41um oh it grabbed it grabbed Unicode it grabbed Unicode uh things for the sh the snowflake the umbrella but it
289. 46:52didn't show them so that's okay it sort of sort of failed on that but it it it could do it uh if you if you messed
290. 46:58around with it a bit um I'm going to say um the scale of the bar chart is wrong and barely shows any movement between the
291. 47:09months so can you change the scale so that the change between the months is more apparent right because the chart that it
292. 47:19made like even though there's changes they're just barely noticeable but if you change the scale then it's going to be quite noticeable
293. 47:30right look at people are making the acupuncture the 4-in acupuncture needles that's hilarious and laughing maniacally this
294. 47:44is good this is good people all right look see so see now it's much more apparent right because they started at
295. 47:505.75 not zero they went from 5.75 to 6.15 and now we get you know and here's how you manipulate data fellow
296. 48:03Travelers um ask it to display the Unicode yeah that's that's good can you please display those Unicode symbols that you
297. 48:15found uh uh uhuh certainly oh yeah there they are winter snowflake spring Shamrock summer sun fall umbrella pretty
298. 48:25cool all right so someone asked about temperature so more balanced more precise so that's temperature so if your
299. 48:34temperature is higher it's more creative if your temperature is lower it's more precise so if if you're looking to do
300. 48:42some sort of you know analysis of a fact you want something that's more precise if you want to write a poem you do
301. 48:48something that's more creative and so basically it's the the way the large language models work is there's kind of
302. 48:56these predictive engines that when you write your prompt it creates a mathematical probability of the next
303. 49:03most likely word if you've got a low temperature high Precision it basically says you know what's the single most
304. 49:12probable word that I can put next and then it'll just do that very very consistently if you've got a higher
305. 49:18temperature it'll say okay here are the five or six most probable next words and maybe I'm G to you know I'm going to
306. 49:26randomly you know put in one of those five or six so it's a bit more creative um so so that's what's going on
307. 49:32technically but that's that's basically it is that higher temperature equals more creative lower temperature equals
308. 49:38more precise now where you see this is if you go to the back end of chat GPT a thing called the open AI playground or
309. 49:45the chat GPT playground which is at platform. open.com playground [Music]
310. 50:02um let me see okay so this is this is kind of like chat GPT where I can put in here write me a poem
311. 50:17about why the sky is blue and then oops in the realm
312. 50:31where let's see I guess it's got to write the whole poem in the realm of Nature's Grand display where Heaven meets the Earth's
313. 50:41Embrace a question Whispers In The Wind sway why does the sky wear vibrant blue Grace so that's with a temperature of
314. 50:49one so so this temperature slider right here is something you can mess with so if if you're in working on creating um like an open AI
315. 51:01application and if you if like if you're doing some sort of automation for work for example and you want to
316. 51:07automatically make a poem generator um based on someone's input th this this might be something that you'd mess with
317. 51:15so so if I take the temperature all the way to zero and now I say write a poem about why the sky is blue it should be
318. 51:23fairly dry and um uh descriptive or or like precise about why the sky is blue in a realm where where dreams take
319. 51:35flight come on stop making them so long I should have done a ha cou right in the realm where dreams take flight
320. 51:43where Heavens embrace the light a tail unfolds a question asked why the sky blue wears its mask okay so now I'm
321. 51:51going to turn this the temperature all the way up to two which is the most creative and this should be a little more creative
322. 52:01and yeah so so now it kind of goes off the rails right the young child wait the young child Jing it's not even a word curiosity
323. 52:15stagnates in his soul resize a Nostalgia sparking so high temperature like it's it's putting it's put in Russian that's
324. 52:24a Russian there Russian characters in that there's some Korean or Chinese I think it's Chinese um so so like this is
325. 52:32not even like word so let me drop this to like 1.5 and see what happens uh uhuh let me get rid of this an endless expanse ethereal
326. 52:48flare come on finish your little poem lies the Magnificent Sky be be on compare why do you wonder why it exuded
327. 52:59a hue so bright let me take you on that imaginative flight so so it's basically just how how precisely it's sticking to
328. 53:07its predictive engine it's to its probability engine is what temperature is I asked Bing to tell me its favorite
329. 53:13poem started it started to type out the name and everything then let me guess it shut it down and said I can't show you this because of my
330. 53:24safety protocols it totally backspaced everything wish I had a screenshot of it yeah so one of the things going on with Bing right
331. 53:34now is that um the the safety guard rails on it are are really bad oops that's not what I wanted I wanted chat. bing.com chat.
332. 53:54bing.com so if I say oh tell me your favorite poem and please
333. 54:09write it out for me one of my favorite poems is do not gentle that into do not
334. 54:27gentle Do Not Go Gentle into that good night by Dylan Thomas so now it's writing it out I wonder if it's going to backspace it
335. 54:40yep my mistake I can't give that response right now let's try a different topic so that's that that's exactly
336. 54:47that's exactly what it sounds like happened to you um so there's these things called Safety guard rails which
337. 54:53is basically Microsoft doesn't want to get get sued and so so they I I think what they've got is they've got like the
338. 55:04programmers sitting in this room and then on the other side of a glass mirror Siri go away Siri Siri go
339. 55:19away okay every time I talk to Bing Siri gets jealous and injects yourself into the conversation um yeah I think that um I think that the
340. 55:34the Microsoft developers are in one room and then sitting on the other side of a mirror are a bunch of lawyers and every
341. 55:40time the programmers go oh you know what would be cool the lawyers run out and slap them on the hands with a
342. 55:48ruler they're like all right we can't do that tell me about a person now H so so Bing is Bing is fine but it's
343. 55:58just it's not all that usable because the the safety guard rails are so egregious right now all right what else can we talk
344. 56:10about Herod hey Kyle I've uploaded the highest quality animation I've ever made in the show and tell on Discord oh cool let's show that
345. 56:20here oh wait oh that's so cool look at look what Ted made so so oh I I'll tell you where everyone is right now so when
346. 56:28I say they're on the Discord they're on the AI Salon Discord that is super cool Ted AI learning lab records it almost spelled it
347. 56:40right and look at the song the song is you can make money with Chachi BT by Kyle Shannon you can make money with
348. 56:49chat look I got I got my own 45 that's super cool that's super cool um okay so Herod is is one of the cool dudes that's in
349. 57:01here he's been hanging out with us and wait wait wait he's been making these super cool movies so so herod's story is super cool
350. 57:13he started out as doing whatever he was doing decided he wanted to be an engineer went to school for four years
351. 57:20to become an engineer so he's got some ambition the kid I like it and then he did the engineering for a while and he's
352. 57:26like yeah it's good but I really I'm really into art and then generative art came along and he was like oh this
353. 57:31generative Art's really good I want to switch careers from engineer which he just went to four years of school for or
354. 57:38you know a few years before that and in six months he changed careers and he's now working as an AI artist so anyway
355. 57:47this is this is I haven't seen this before but this looks pretty cool so this is the the highest quality video
356. 57:54he's ever made using generative [Applause] [Music] AI Wow Come on come on what's going
357. 58:12on it's probably too high bandwidth for my little iPad oh come on dang it hang on let me download can I downlo download
358. 58:38[Applause] [Music] [Music]
359. 58:53it ah all right well we're having we're having bandwidth or iPad issues here but anyway so if you want to go check that out go
360. 59:06so about a year ago I created a community called the AI salon and if you go to
361. 59:20right that URL the salon. there's a there's a link to a meet up there so we meet every other week shout out to all AI artists exactly
362. 59:30will I know AI artist I'm telling you when creative people when creative professionals start getting their hands
363. 59:39on these tools they're going to make some truly mind-blowing [ __ ] it's we we ain't seen nothing yet it's it's like
364. 59:46the stuff that herod's doing with the you know starting with the anime thing and then going it's like we're gonna start seeing
365. 59:53some [ __ ] it's gonna be cool but go there so there's a link to the Meetup you should sign up for the
366. 59:58meetups and then um yeah if you want you can download it Kyle but no big deal oh you know what I can do I can show it on
367. 1:00:04my on my laptop uh it'll probably play there um but there's also a link to the Discord so the salon Discord um you can
368. 1:00:14go there there's the showand tell Channel where Herod um showed the uh thing you can also play with mid Journey
369. 1:00:20here and and all that sort of stuff so let's let's see if it works better over
370. 1:00:40[Music] here
371. 1:00:55[Music] [Music]
372. 1:01:15[Music] my you take the
373. 1:01:29that's cool nice harod that's awesome man congrats that's super cool um yeah so there you go this is a guy this is a guy
374. 1:01:40that was an engineer and then said screw it I want to be an AI artist bang six months later that's the kind of work
375. 1:01:46he's doing and he does this for a living now he does I think it's children's books right he does illustrations for
376. 1:01:50kids books um just nuts the the the level of personal and professional reinvention we're going to see over the
377. 1:01:59next 3 years is going to be staggering it's going to be so good oh and by the way isn't today your birthday because I
378. 1:02:04think we just went into it yesterday um so happy birthday you can make money with
379. 1:02:22ch I love that um head that that 45 is so good that is so cool um kids books and a bunch of other stuff yeah yeah that's super cool thanks
380. 1:02:34guys I love sharing my work with you and seeing your work too yeah that so so one of the things that's been happening in
381. 1:02:39here that that I'm really excited about is when this Channel first started it was mostly like me just answering
382. 1:02:47questions like Kyle let's chat J like what is this thing who are these people why are they why are they in my life why
383. 1:02:54do did you show up in my Tik Tok I thought you were Rosie O'Donnell but now it's something interesting um not that
384. 1:03:01Rosie O'Donnell's not interesting she's fascinating um but the but there's been kind of a shift here as as more and more people in
385. 1:03:10the channel are have been playing and experimenting like a fair amount of people come back here regularly we call them the
386. 1:03:18Irregulars um they're starting to get their heads around this stuff they're starting to experiment so like this
387. 1:03:23image here that just came out of we were having a conversation the other day and I said something and then they went and
388. 1:03:29made images on their own and shared them to the Discord there's kind of this it it's it's almost like we we're
389. 1:03:39shifting what these tools are allowing us to do is shift from a mode of working where work is work to a mode of working where work
390. 1:03:50is play like like how I how I'm starting to experience these tools like especially Dolly inside chat GPT is kind of like a video game you
391. 1:04:01know in a video game you like push the button and the thing blows up or you push the button and the balloon blows up
392. 1:04:06or what you know whatever it is but it's like this immediate gratification kind of dopamine you know it's just it's all
393. 1:04:13Twitchy trigger finger kind of dopamine stuff that's kind of what these tools are like you're like like I want to
394. 1:04:21start a lawn care business and it's like okay you know here's how you start a lawn care business well I don't have a
395. 1:04:26name for it well here's 20 names oh okay well how would I do an advertising campaign well here you go well what
396. 1:04:32would that look like Well here here's the picture it's just like this instant feedback so you go from ideation to
397. 1:04:41execution within minutes and it's it's it's just a it's it is I don't know that we as as human beings who've lived most
398. 1:04:51of our lives without these tools are prepared it's it's not so much the speed of how fast the technology coming is
399. 1:05:00coming it's the speed with which we now go from ideation to execution there's I said last night it was um the
400. 1:05:13friction the friction to creative expression has just dropped to zero so you know when you have an idea
401. 1:05:21and you want to get something out there there's all this friction like oh I don't know how to draw or oh I don't
402. 1:05:26know music theory so I can't write a Broadway musical cuz I don't know what notes they make in Broadway musicals
403. 1:05:33well now you can now you have that knowledge now the tools can help you do that so you can you can go from a
404. 1:05:41whisper of an idea to writing some Broadway lyrics to putting together a Broadway song structure to taking that into something
405. 1:05:52and coming up with an idea and then maybe at some point you take the shitty AI generated song and you give that to a
406. 1:05:58real composer and you say hey I've got an idea for a musical here's what the music sounds like and it's it's it's essentially fairly fully
407. 1:06:08realized with without having to collaborate and then you go collaborate and take it to the next level it's it's
408. 1:06:17just insane I used chat gp4 with Dolly today after seeing you use it love yeah thanks for doing these absolutely Murphy
409. 1:06:25minder I I mean oh sherar thank you very much I loves me some tasty gummies gummies is tasty um yeah it's it I can't I I'm I
410. 1:06:42am I'm not at a loss for words because I can always talk but um I I'm having a tough time processing how what
411. 1:06:56what work is what work's going to be because it's very different can you demonstrate where I find the extra window which extra window
412. 1:07:06are you talking about the the um the GPT playground window Corey the one with temperature I don't know what you're
413. 1:07:20talking about I know you mentioned how a while ago but I can't find the little extra window when going live oh this little window yeah so um
414. 1:07:35sure um so when you go live there's like all those little boxes all there's like settings and I don't know one of the
415. 1:07:46options is called dual du for dual camera and what it does is it puts the other camera in that box and you can
416. 1:07:55either make that box a circle like I could change that to a circle I think so I could go bang and see now it's a now
417. 1:08:02it's a little circle so and then if I tap on that little circle it puts my head in there yay you did it yay you can make money with
418. 1:08:13[Laughter] day but I like the square cuz I can put little images in it then you just reposition that on the on the
419. 1:08:24screen I need a swift drop kick into this you're listen Mary Mary you know the the um the drop KCK that you're
420. 1:08:34getting into this is you're showing up here like seriously these tools right now we're early enough that it it
421. 1:08:44literally doesn't matter what you do if you're just curious life's tough it's tougher when you're stupid um
422. 1:08:55I am a trained monkey so if you give me stickers and hats and [ __ ] like that I will do I will do little dances and [Laughter]
423. 1:09:07scenes sometimes people put up the ones that are all beautiful like takes over the screen I'm like woo they're good okay
424. 1:09:16um what was the question wait it's also a gift to see these things all of you create yeah it totally is Herod I agree
425. 1:09:23with that Cherry D thank you for that that's the dangly lights one I think that one's one of the more beautiful of those
426. 1:09:32um yeah found the duel thanks oodles and more you got it you got it Cory absolutely go make some pretty pottery
427. 1:09:39and yeah stick your I guess put yourself there and your Pottery down here yeah you could totally do that yeah that would be super
428. 1:09:47cool um I really question people's algorithms if they haven't heard or used chat GPT yet I I'll tell you what I I
429. 1:09:56was on a call today I was on a call today and the woman on the so so okay so there were a couple of really
430. 1:10:04interesting things on this call one of the guys is a professional PR guy and when he first joined our little
431. 1:10:12group um and he saw what chat GPT could do he's like well but I write press releases and and like this kind of
432. 1:10:19threatens my job he was initially scared from it and then he started using it and like every week he's been coming and and
433. 1:10:26he gets a little more into it a little more into it a little more into it and today he said um he said I will never write a press release
434. 1:10:38the way I used to write press releases like he is completely on the other side of it now where he recognizes that chat
435. 1:10:44GPT can get him to 80% like that he said he said when I use chat GPT it writes a press release he said I generally go I rewrite most of it
436. 1:10:54but the the the hard work of like writing the basic press release he doesn't do anymore and he says he won't
437. 1:11:03go back and this other woman that was on the call said she is now suspect of people that are not using these tools
438. 1:11:11because what what we're all finding in in every conversation that I'm in including this one and you can kind of
439. 1:11:19see the the work that Herod did there with that video where I think I think part of the um part of the fear of these tools that
440. 1:11:32are this creatively expressive was that that it would make us less creative as humans and I think the exact opposite is
441. 1:11:40happening that what happens with these tools is that they instantly let you take an idea and turn it into some
442. 1:11:47manifestation and then once you have it in front of you now you can take your creative instincts and you can do all
443. 1:11:53sorts of interesting stuff with it cuz it's out of you and you can turn it into something and go oh no that's a piece of
444. 1:11:59crap and and you don't need to be nearly as precious with this stuff because you're like if it's a piece of crap you
445. 1:12:04can throw it out and go but you know that gives me another idea for another thing and boom out that comes and so she said she doesn't want
446. 1:12:12to work with people that can't be in that mode that don't understand that that Mode's possible and I was like wow
447. 1:12:19that's fascinating right so it's it's not even that you're going to have halves and have not it's that you're going to and this goes
448. 1:12:25back to that Paul rater quote of AI is not going to replace you but someone using AI will because the people that are using
449. 1:12:34AI their skills are going to be so Amplified that it's just going to be like this this Quantum gap between
450. 1:12:42people who are using these tools and people who aren't and and I just I don't think it's going to be sustainable for
451. 1:12:48people not to be up to speed on these like I'm increasingly feeling that as these tools get more and more powerful
452. 1:12:55it's not just it can write a poem now it's like it can write a poem and make the cover of your book and pretty soon
453. 1:13:01it's going to be and write your song and make your movie just just from a conversation cloud. helped me with a
454. 1:13:09very specific scene that I needed in a historical novel I'm writing snap yes and think about that like I've
455. 1:13:19I've do you know how many screenplays that I've started and I've stopped because of the the research required to
456. 1:13:27get through a scene you hit a certain scene and you're like oh [ __ ] I don't know anything about this and then and
457. 1:13:35like with me with ADD I'd go find one or two articles on it and then I would I would just sort of write the scene
458. 1:13:41around it so it fit whatever article I found now you can actually go say hey give me the historical context for this
459. 1:13:47moment in in the war in this battle and it'll say sure here's what happened here's stories about it [ __ ] crazy it's
460. 1:14:04crazy AI learning lab join now it's not a pyramid scheme yet um was at a national meeting in
461. 1:14:19Canada for universities they are calling it gen AI oh interesting good hey at least they're calling it something I
462. 1:14:26spoke at a at a a local Colorado University there's School of public policy and uh yeah he said yeah we don't really talk about it like
463. 1:14:42what you don't even like hate it you don't even have a policy blocking it no we just just doesn't really come
464. 1:14:49up I'm like okay so your freshmen today are going to enter a world four years from now that looks nothing like this
465. 1:14:57one you're going with that you're going with we're just going to ignore it it's amazing I was I was I was talking to
466. 1:15:06someone today it was that same group I was talking to and she was talking about she she um she did a an educational workshop on
467. 1:15:16generative AI to a bunch of Museum directors and their minds were obviously [ __ ] blown and like one of the Museum
468. 1:15:23directors went back that day and got got their boss to um allow them to spend some like 20 hours a week learning Ai
469. 1:15:34and and like they're totally rolling it in I think universities libraries and museums are the are the institutions
470. 1:15:45that should be the most aggressively going after this because if you think about what a large language model is
471. 1:15:51they've taken all of the public internet that they could get and train this thing on and they've trained it on that and if
472. 1:15:59you take the logical extension of so Google's Gemini that's that's coming out my suspicion is it was probably trained on all of YouTube it
473. 1:16:10was probably trained on all of Google like all of Google data probably like Google Maps like like think of all the
474. 1:16:17data that Google has their large language model is going to be trained on this massive amount of Humanity's
475. 1:16:27output well what are universities libraries and museums they are repositories of Humanity's output and so you have this new tool
476. 1:16:38that is is sort of in the primordial ooze down here that's absorbing all of the stuff that it's these guys job to
477. 1:16:49curate and it's going into this machine and if they don't know how to use it you they're going to be left
478. 1:16:57behind it's it's just wild it's just wild wild wild wild w man it's the wild with I feel like I can start to express
479. 1:17:06myself creatively I love using it cam katkin from Cleveland yes exactly the friction to creative expression is
480. 1:17:19zero the friction to creative expression ex is zero have an idea express it but I don't know music now you do I'm not a
481. 1:17:30good writer now you are but I can't speak Japanese now you can we're having an AI Symposium on Wednesday at my University yes forever hooked
482. 1:17:48good and hopefully the Symposium is hopefully the theme of the sympos posium isn't how do we block that evil AI right
483. 1:17:58hopefully the theme of the Symposium is holy [ __ ] it's here how do we completely reimagine education because we have
484. 1:18:07to and I know it'll probably be somewhere between those two but how many of you are paying for gp4 I'm so tempted
485. 1:18:14okay F okay okay hang on fussy ferton 10 out of 10 on the name 10 out of 10 on the name and and for you are regulars I
486. 1:18:24would say jump into Del and see if we can come up with an image for fussy ferton cuz it's an awesome name um so
487. 1:18:31first 10 out of 10 um I just did a LinkedIn post yesterday maybe the day before that let me see if I can go find
488. 1:18:51it what' you do Friday night oh I watched some guy go look at his LinkedIn profile and show us one of his posts are
489. 1:18:59you all right do you need help yeah I think I do all right this one look at the look at the
490. 1:19:15top the first line of this post $20 a month for chat GPT plus is a steal I don't work for open AI I don't
491. 1:19:24work for them and and basically this is an article that just says the the multimodal [ __ ] that they just rolled
492. 1:19:32out like look at all the features you get this thing called custom instructions which is you can finetune
493. 1:19:37chat GPT to do what you want I think you get that even if you don't pay for the 20 bucks but you get you now get GPT
494. 1:19:44Vision you get browse with Bing it's connected to the internet you get Advanced Data analysis you get plugins
495. 1:19:51you get dolly3 and then I didn't even mention in this article or in this post um the chat GPT app now now has vision
496. 1:20:02and it has conversation mode so here let's let's um oh this this could be fun hang on all right so I'm on my little iPad here I'm
497. 1:20:13going to go to chat GPT I'm going to go to new chat so so there's a couple of things in a new chat you now have these little
498. 1:20:24icons on the bottom here so one of them is a camera icon so let's see start with a photo continue okay it wants access to my
499. 1:20:36camera so I'm just going to take a picture of crap on my shelf I'm going to say confirm let's see chat gbt would like
500. 1:20:47access to your photos and now I'm going to say um describe what's on my
501. 1:21:03shelves sure here's a description of some items on your shelf top shelf framed photograph of individuals a large
502. 1:21:10Roven basket an issue of Wired Magazine featuring Richard Dawkins so it knows what the what Wired Magazine was a magazine or book titled
503. 1:21:19silicon alley with people on the cover another another framed photo of a group of people middle shelf a book or
504. 1:21:26magazine says something about fotel a frame photograph of two individuals so it can do that it can see now and then
505. 1:21:34check this out in the upper right hand corner see these little headphones you can put this into conversation mode now so you can now
506. 1:21:42talk to chat GPT can you describe what why Magazine's original Mission
507. 1:22:05was of course when Wired Magazine was first launched in 1993 its mission was to cover the emerging digital Revolution and its
508. 1:22:18impact on culture the economy and politics so so so yeah I think the 20 bucks is worth it it's what chat jpt is turning into is
509. 1:22:34the everything box or the everything application someone someone like a year ago I it it might have been Ethan mullik
510. 1:22:45or it might have just been some Twitter post that I saw but I remember seeing this concept of the everything
511. 1:22:51application and and they basically described it as you ask it for what you want and it just does it well what's it all of
512. 1:23:04it I want to play a game with a bouncy ball and you have to avoid cactuses with lead Zeppelin kind kind of music playing in the
513. 1:23:20background here you go like so so we're we're starting to see in in all of these discret features for
514. 1:23:35chat GPT these are glimpses of the future of so so imagine here's here's my My Philosophy on playing with these AI
515. 1:23:46tools right now is your only job right now needs to be get curious and get adventurous it doesn't [ __ ] matter
516. 1:23:54what you do go build [ __ ] talk to people about it like share people what you're learning share people with people what
517. 1:24:02they do well what they don't do well just put [ __ ] just just start playing like literally playing like oh this is
518. 1:24:11fun because what invariably happens is you play your way into realizing that you've got some expertise that you could use for your
519. 1:24:21job or or it does something that you've always wanted to do but you didn't think you would ever be able to do in your
520. 1:24:29life and now you can so just go play with it oh yeah Kyle sir cam. yeah let me go I'll go play with cam.
521. 1:24:39um just start playing with these tools and I personally think that 20 bucks for Chad GPT plus is a [ __ ]
522. 1:24:49steal I would I would I would go get get it immediately it's it's that good and it's not even that it's that good it's
523. 1:24:57that it to me it feels that it's that important and just start learning all the [ __ ] you can do with all these different
524. 1:25:05features all right let's go play with CSM [Music]
525. 1:25:21csm.edu all right so there's your flat image and then it turns it into this 3D object okay so let's go to
526. 1:25:36chat gbt the friction to creative expression is gone Kyle Shannon exactly Mary Mary the friction the creative expression is
527. 1:25:50gone AI isn't coming it's here and and I think and it and it might even not even be um creative expression self
528. 1:26:00expression the the friction to self-expression is gone creative expression is a subset of that okay we're going to go to Dolly 3
529. 1:26:13mode and we're going to say what do we want to create here we want to create a create a cartoon
530. 1:26:30oops create a cartoon rendering of a silly llama with a white background in the style
531. 1:26:46of modern cartoon movies I would say Pixar but I I know that if you say Pixar it's like I can't do Pixar cuz that's someone's trademark
532. 1:26:56and my safety guard rails are annoying and you can't do what you really want to do you loser what is that AI that
533. 1:27:03creates a video of me speaking another language and how okay I'll show you that Cory our system has detected unusual
534. 1:27:10activity from your system please try again later what the [ __ ] no that's not right okay now we're going
535. 1:27:24no there been no unusual activity for my system you dumb Dums what you mean I'm using your product that I paid 20 bucks
536. 1:27:33for is this conversation helpful so far not if you don't generate the images it's not I might need to quit and restart oh
537. 1:27:42here we go there we go look at that okay okay let's go with number one perfect let's grab this um I'm actually going to copy this image
538. 1:27:58we're going to do we're going to do a little Advanced [ __ ] here we're going to hop over to photoshop I'm going to create a new
539. 1:28:05image we're going to paste this bad boy in here and then I'm going to do we're going to do some generative fill action so I'm going to do
540. 1:28:20that and I'm going to do that oops oh scratch discs are full oh I guess I'm not doing Photoshop my disc's
541. 1:28:32full all right anyway all right so we're just going to take that image so let's uh let's go back over here we'll save this image as
542. 1:28:45save to desktop fine and now we're going to go back to CSM 3D viewer uh you know what I'm going to do while I'm while I've got me here
543. 1:28:56I'm G to save this into one of my folders so that I can find it again there we go okay let me register for this choose
544. 1:29:10your plan 0 a month that's what I'm going with sign up with Google your system is showing unusual activity blocking Ai and education only
545. 1:29:24hand handicaps people's ability to do something agree Herod blocking Ai and education right now is it's just it's Insanity it's such
546. 1:29:34Insanity your s accounts been successfully created Now log in with it log in now come on fix your interface
547. 1:29:50people God damn it they make you sign up you sign up and then it takes you back to the sign up page it doesn't take you back to the
548. 1:29:57login page come on Herod you are an engineer you know that this is shitty interface okay generate a 3D model drag
549. 1:30:06and drop an image so we're going to go grab our image uh that was in downloads right was it oh did I do it to desktop
550. 1:30:19where oh there it is yeah okay so we're going to drag and drop that onto here or
551. 1:30:37not oh hang on do you know what the do you know what the problem was no Kyle tell us this was saved in some weird ass format so I'm going to
552. 1:30:49copy this I'm going to go go here I'm going to go new I'm going to go export as oh good lord jpeg is fine we're going to call it Untitled
553. 1:31:07because I like nothing better than having a desktop full of files named Untitled It's my prerogative as someone with
554. 1:31:17ADD I'm allowed all right so now we have the thing looks exactly the same but it's in the right format yay all right so it's uploading the
555. 1:31:31[Music] image I'm in a queue of 8700 at hey Jen to get my vid translated into M Mandarin don't want to pay 50 bucks a month yeah
556. 1:31:43exactly I'm so forever hooked the the haen stuff is absolutely remarkable but it is pricey so if you're doing it for
557. 1:31:51any kind of corporate gig it's incredibly cheap okay what do I do here is this a 3D model now oh loading session oh cool
558. 1:31:59look what it did so it automatically figured out the different views Cube has generated four initial views for the
559. 1:32:06backbone don't worry if they look a bit rough but if you feel they're completely inaccurate you can try uploading another image
560. 1:32:14otherwise pick your model version and hit generate oh model version 1.0 and 1.1 well we'll try 1.1 because
561. 1:32:25Always In My Philosophy always always do the uh the latest Ron sign in with Google KY at storeon a preview 3D model is now being
562. 1:32:42generated should be ready in approximately 15 minutes okay so we'll come back to that that's super cool so
563. 1:32:47this is something that that um so this is CSM aai and in fact I'm going to add that this is good enough now cuz people ask about this one a
564. 1:33:01lot so I am going to add that where the [ __ ] am I going to add that oh my God there's so many
565. 1:33:16tools uh oh [ __ ] it let me just do this and do copy paste no copy paste copy paste oops
566. 1:33:37paste CSM that's a Bad Name by the way um CSM doai CSM doai all right so at least it's on a list I'll I'll figure out a way to talk about it
567. 1:33:52um yeah that's that's that's a pretty big deal a lot of people are asking about how do I take a 2D image and like
568. 1:33:59if I want to 3D print it or if I want to do it into a thing disc full is this 2010 well so listen Earth rocker it it
569. 1:34:06totally is like I've got a a a terabyte or whatever it is in this MacBook Pro but it's like I have a video company
570. 1:34:14it's an 11 and a half year old company I download you know all sorts of software I've got I've got massive photo
571. 1:34:21libraries cuz I'm a photographer I've got I've just got like I'm [ __ ] 58 I've got like I'm you know I'm a digital
572. 1:34:28hoarder right so I just have crap everywhere and and what's happening is my discs are so full that it's it's
573. 1:34:35offloading everything up to the cloud so even files that I need to work on are constantly not available because they're
574. 1:34:42up in the cloud it's it's a [ __ ] travesty I I need I I I need like the 27 terab I need the petabyte thumb
575. 1:34:56drive I need the petabyte MacBook Pro it's totally 2010 and it was funny like I didn't this wasn't an issue for
576. 1:35:07like it's only in the past year or two that it's gotten really bad so I don't know what's happening all right where are we
577. 1:35:18going AI learning lab join now so one of the things to the serious topic here the AI learning lab is uh you can make money with
578. 1:35:30chbt can you make money with chbt that's the big question just sign up for this course for 1995 and we'll tell you if you can
579. 1:35:40make money with chat gbt for just 1995 a month 7 easy payments which by the way that's how they're making money with chat GPT is
580. 1:35:52getting you to pay them to tell you how they make money with chat GPT [Laughter]
581. 1:36:10[ __ ] okay um Bing wasn't being weird it was being deceptive those were just Snippets h i don't assigning these robots evil
582. 1:36:24intentions they're not they're not that sophisticated yet give it give the the next two versions then then we'll have
583. 1:36:31evil Bots right now they're just incompetent don't mistake incompetence for evil with with with AI right
584. 1:36:43now uh I'm in a queue of 87 hey Jen oh by the way whoever was asking I think Corey you were asking um it's labs. hen.com is it.com orai hang
585. 1:36:57on let me do this here let me do this here Labs yeah labs. Heen hey gen.com is the video translation
586. 1:37:14tool and I'll show I'll show you all the result of it um yeah so here's the URL right here Oops why is that there we
587. 1:37:34go that one Labs labs. hen.com you don't need the SLV video trans translate if you just go there and you upload a video of yourself
588. 1:37:49speaking English or whatever your native languages you pick I think it's they've got 13 languages there Kyle Bing told me
589. 1:37:56in intricate detail how Sydney was owned by meta a research lab for open AI that's awesome oh my God that's
590. 1:38:14awesome um let me show you what um hey Jen does this is again I like any more of this channel is just me like going oh my God
591. 1:38:27this is amazing do you guys know how amazing this is it's so amazing I don't have you used these tools they're so
592. 1:38:32amazing oh my God you I tell you what the other day I uploaded a video and then then I was speaking Mandarin
593. 1:38:38Chinese oh my God it was so amazing it's so amazing have you seen what these things do I the other day I'll tell this
594. 1:38:47this I'll tell you the God's honest truth I was thinking I'm getting a little tubby and I went into it and I
595. 1:38:53said I'd like to create a meal plan that I don't I don't know if you knew this I don't like kale Kale's like wow I hate
596. 1:39:00it so anyway I went in and I said I would like to have a meal plan that's as tasty well not as tasty as nutritious as
597. 1:39:07kale but it's not like icky like kale so without kale and it made me a whole meal plane just did it it's amazing these
598. 1:39:14things are amazing have you seen like isn't that what this Channel's become this disgusting all right what was I
599. 1:39:20going to show you oh what ha Jen does it's so amazing this okay watch this so so this was a slide from a workshop I just
600. 1:39:35[Music] did so here this is a lovely little image I made in um DOI in chat chpt so to the left is Italy to the right is
601. 1:39:51China and here's the lovely uh China Italy river which we've all been on in our little gond SL um trade booat
602. 1:40:04and then so here's me speaking Italian so we've heard from a number of clients that modular content is important to
603. 1:40:10them getting more efficient with how we create content and how we leverage content continu uh behind me you see these
604. 1:40:23little green boxes um that's how we think about stories at Story vine we break stories down into little atoms right little
605. 1:40:40modules so that's Italian um Sher D been playing with ha Jen and it's been an experience good experience or bad
606. 1:40:46experience that's curious okay so that was Italian now this is Chinese [Music]
607. 1:41:17so you must be going but Kyle surely it can't be any good right cuz you just upload a file and then out comes that
608. 1:41:24where your lip lips are completely resynced and then um someone from Tik Tok made me this here Kyle talking
609. 1:41:32Mandarin using Ai and what he wanted to know is what does a native speaker think let's find out that was Kyle yeah King is really
610. 1:41:45good he talking about AI some story something yeah okay well it was AI yeah it was AI it was AI it was AI yeah it
611. 1:41:54wasn't him oh he's AI yes interesting isn't that yeah see Kyle he didn't even realize right that's hey Jen um Sherry D
612. 1:42:04so I don't know if you know this hey Jen so if if you're trying to get it to narrate a short film and do
613. 1:42:12different languages in a short film if you don't need the the lip reyin if you're just doing the audio hey Jen uses 11 labs to do the the
614. 1:42:23translation so let me show you something if you go to 11 Labs at the top of the screen at 11 Labs
615. 1:42:38there's this thing called dubbing release automatic voice translation for your videos so if you go to that you can
616. 1:42:44now just create a new dub so you just you just um you can upload an audio or video file up to 45 minutes
617. 1:42:57or 100 megabytes or you can put in a YouTube a Tik Tok Twitter Vimeo or other URL and this will translate it so you
618. 1:43:05basically say here's my source language here's my target language um this this is likely cheaper than heyen because
619. 1:43:14Heen is using 11 labs for their voice synthesis and translation so there you have it hopefully that
620. 1:43:30[Music] helps oh I love that image let's get that one up there that one's pretty ain't that pretty that was that was one
621. 1:43:39of the Irregulars in here made that well then why'd you put it in your little presentation here Kyle aren't you
622. 1:43:45stealing other people's intellectual property maybe no I don't think I think so hey Jen had a webinar yesterday they
623. 1:43:53gave out five minutes of free credit they did do that they didn't have their [ __ ] together I watched the I watched that
624. 1:44:00seminar it was uh it was uh their technolog is really good but they their um their live product update um webinars
625. 1:44:12they have some room for improvement they need to they need to run their webinars through their own their own uh their own
626. 1:44:19software to like no you know what they need to do they need to prepare they were not prepared but when you have technology
627. 1:44:29that good what the [ __ ] difference does it make I just Kyle the perfumer nice name I just tried this yesterday it's bananas
628. 1:44:40amazing U is there any free access to hey Jen there's they give you two credits so a credit is good for a minute
629. 1:44:48when you pay for it it's two bucks a minute minute so it's like 60 bucks a month for 30 credits so that's it's
630. 1:44:54pretty expensive but with those two credits you can do you know two minute long videos in some other language and
631. 1:45:00then like what I did that one where I go back and forth between English and Italian I just did it all in Italian and then just cut it cut it
632. 1:45:08together and then if if you pay attention to hey jens's if you like sign up for their newsletters and [ __ ] they
633. 1:45:14do live seminars and if you go to their live seminars they'll give you five credits nope you could take any image I give you
634. 1:45:22guys what for your for your uh for the narration of your story yeah so then you could just upload audio files and then have it translate
635. 1:45:32for you Sherry I've been watching this like
636. 1:45:48every night for two weeks and probably said it before thank you oh thank you Sherry D I appreciate that yeah listen I
637. 1:45:55mean we're we're all trying to figure this out this is I've said it before I'll say it many many times there are no experts in this
638. 1:46:05stuff thank you very much there are no experts in this stuff I'm not an expert in this like I I am feeling more
639. 1:46:11clueless right now I I I am feeling similarly clueless right now is I did when F chat GPT first came out last
640. 1:46:19November because all these new modes all these new ways of interacting with it like do I know how to use it yeah I know
641. 1:46:25how to use it but I don't really know how to use it like I don't really know what are the implications of if
642. 1:46:33chat GPT can see and recognize images and you can use an image as a prompt how do you use an image as a prompt in
643. 1:46:41conjunction with text as a prompt and then use that in conjunction to generate images and then use that to have a
644. 1:46:48conversation I like I don't know how this stuff flows together right now and so I'm feeling very discombobulated it's a good word do you
645. 1:46:56think that the UK is further ahead of the US in AI integration um thank you sherbear um I think that the UK well I don't know
646. 1:47:11if the UK I think the EU is farther ahead of the US in terms of Regulation I don't think anyone has got this [ __ ]
647. 1:47:19figured out in terms of of integration I haven't seen I I I find it baffling I find it baffling like
648. 1:47:35baffling how few Business Leaders are even aware what's happening like not only not educated like just this side of
649. 1:47:49willfully ignorant about what's happening with generative AI because I think I I here's part of what's going on
650. 1:47:57if you if you're in a Fortune 500 company Fortune 500 companies have been playing not playing with they've been
651. 1:48:03working with machine learning and Ai and expert systems for decades so I think Fortune 500 companies are like oh we've got we've got a
652. 1:48:12division for that it takes care of all artificial intelligence they're completely missing the boat on generative AI as a separate
653. 1:48:21and distinct thing and then below the Fortune 500 when you're talking about small and medium companies a shocking amount of
654. 1:48:30companies don't even know this stuff's here they don't even know it's here they don't know it's here they don't know
655. 1:48:35what's coming I think it's starting to trickle in but like we haven't we we're we we've seen some 60 Minutes pieces in the past
656. 1:48:46month that are like Jeffrey Hinton going the robots are going to kill us right so the fear mongering is there
657. 1:48:57but what does that do that just stifles people to say you know and you know they say the robots are going to kill us
658. 1:49:03these things hallucinate they lie they're not accurate they they were only trained up to September 2021 so the the
659. 1:49:09popular press right now is basically painting these tools as evil things that are going to kill us or incompetent
660. 1:49:16things that you should ignore because they're not perfect and then anyone on this channel who's been here more than once once they have
661. 1:49:25their red pill blue pill moment they're Kevin mallister home alone moment where they're like holy [ __ ] you you
662. 1:49:34can't go back from that experience that's the red pill moment where you can't go back from it you can't unlearn what these things make
663. 1:49:45possible no it's talking about any picture oh I was talking about any picture I was was posting there's no
664. 1:49:51copyright it's talking about any picture I was posting there's no copyright which are you talking about hey Jen Sher
665. 1:50:04D I don't I don't quite know what your issue is I think I lost the thread of what you were talking about oad outright
666. 1:50:11hostility from a colleague when I brought up AI in a meeting this week yep you're going to you're going to have
667. 1:50:15that there's listen there's a lot of fear about this stuff same with Educators and administ ators in education it's mind-blowing just me and
668. 1:50:22the trees it's it's mind-blowing it's mind-blowing of of any institution [ __ ] Educators Educators should be we have a thing called a large
669. 1:50:37language model you know what else are large language models human beings what is your job to teach human beings okay there's a
670. 1:50:45thing that kind of acts like human beings it's got all this knowledge in it wait it's got what in it knowledge well
671. 1:50:52we're a university we teach knowledge right and there's this thing that's got all this knowledge in it and you're ignoring it what the
672. 1:51:02[ __ ] well we're not ignoring it we're blocking it we've got detectors for that now seriously the most profoundly powerful
673. 1:51:16tools ever put in the hands of mere mortals and universities are like yeah we don't we're we're not interested we're going to block
674. 1:51:26it it scares us it's threatening staggering staggering the pick on your laptop is from Sherry D oh nice oh yeah Sherry D's
675. 1:51:40Sherry D's been killing it with the images yeah that's amazing same in restaurants I'm talking like I'm I'm an alien to them it's
676. 1:51:51frustrating here here's my only advice on talking to people that are afraid of this stuff first one is have empathy
677. 1:51:57this this stuff is scary right especially if you're if if you're not if if you're not in it if you're in it it's
678. 1:52:03a different kind of scary you're you're kind of like oh [ __ ] what do I do with this information now if you're not in it
679. 1:52:09it's it's a combination of the robots are going to take my jobs the robots are going to kill us um and also just I
680. 1:52:18think like people just naturally fear change and then it's also like AI artificial intelligence machine learning
681. 1:52:27what we've learned over the past three or four decades is well you got to be a mathematician to do that stuff and that was true like four or
682. 1:52:37five years ago I I was following this stuff conceptually for a long time and you know Google would say oh there's a
683. 1:52:44new version of tensorflow that's easier and I would go oh awesome I'm going to go do machine learning and then I'd get
684. 1:52:49in there and i' be like uh it's painfully obvious I don't have a math degree from Stamford so I'm going to just leave
685. 1:52:56now and that's not where we are right now these tools are not that so my advice is if you want to talk to anyone
686. 1:53:02about this I think the you can't convince someone how cool this [ __ ] is cu if they're in a place of fear they're in a
687. 1:53:11place of fear the only way I found is if you know them well enough to know what they're into sit them down in front
688. 1:53:19of it and let them experience it say oh weren't you talking about planning a uh a hallow a themed Halloween party what
689. 1:53:27was the theme of that oh it was goblins and ghouls in Eastern Europe oh yeah hey you want to see something cool let's go
690. 1:53:34let's sit down at chat GPT um can you list make a table of all the goblins and ghouls of Eastern Europe from from from
691. 1:53:42you know the Middle Ages to present here you go do you want me to print that out for you wait it it it
692. 1:53:49knew all that how did it know that how did it know all the ghouls and goblins it took me a week to do that how did it just do
693. 1:53:58that I think that's the only way in is like [ __ ] reveal the magic to them in something that's personal and relevant
694. 1:54:05to them and then at that point they'll go what else can it do and then you and then they're good this is James James Cameron's fault
695. 1:54:20universities sell learning llms make it Freer yep exactly yeah no I listen I agree but universities are going to
696. 1:54:30get very irrelevant very fast if they don't figure out a way to because I listen I still think that there is a
697. 1:54:36tremendous a tremendous role for universities but it's not what they teach now what they teach now is how to use tools
698. 1:54:46to do tactical execution of special IES four years to learn how to write python code four years to learn how to
699. 1:54:55write advertising copy four years to learn how to do management consulting four years to learn how to do education
700. 1:55:03four years right well okay what if all that tactical execution can now be done with this thing in minutes what do you
701. 1:55:11teach you teach [ __ ] critical thinking you teach horizontal thinking you elevate liberal arts to a higher level
702. 1:55:22because now that everyone's got now that specialty skills are being democratized what's left imagination ideas execution
703. 1:55:36critical thinking revenge of the liberal arts major and revenge of genx right now because I the other thing that I think
704. 1:55:46sorry Herod I know you're just too young for this you're a millennial dude what can I say um I think the longer you've been on the
705. 1:55:55planet the easier it is for you to look at what a these AI tools produce and quickly go that's crap that's good just
706. 1:56:06just from having been on the plan like whatever your specialty is you got 30 years of looking at or like if you're a
707. 1:56:11writer this is good this is bad and then when chat GPT spits something out you can go oh that that's
708. 1:56:20awful oh that's actually not bad I could I could work with that so yeah I I don't know I don't know there's something there's there's
709. 1:56:36there's something to be had there's something to be had for um an educational institution that says we're going all in on this [ __ ] the
710. 1:56:46University of Florida did that Nvidia said said to the University of Florida if we build you an AI supercomputer what
711. 1:56:53would you do with it and the Prov Provost of the University of Florida said we'll roll it into every curriculum that's the right
712. 1:57:05idea no colleges need it AI has it yeah I you know again I think I think if College can prepare students to
713. 1:57:18think then there could be a role there but if they just continue on the path that they're on Revenge of the neurod Divergent
714. 1:57:28absolutely is to buy us back tap it out Helen I had a college fund going for my kids and now I'm thinking I don't want
715. 1:57:38them going at this rate so so be Not Afraid here's here's what I would say um I I would say you know judge your
716. 1:57:49kids ambition like I've got I've got kids who don't have a ton of ambition I would say judge their ambition if they
717. 1:57:55are hungry and curious and and willing to start playing with this stuff just have them lean into it now just have
718. 1:58:03them start doing projects make make art projects make poetry books make it doesn't matter make make images right
719. 1:58:13that that you know crazy rock and roll images for their favorite bands make music um if they're not into that and you want to
720. 1:58:22send them to school I would I would research heavily which schools have active AI policies and then even within that which professors within
721. 1:58:37those schools of of their interest are actively on top of this stuff and if it's very thin or none I would just I wouldn't do
722. 1:58:50it so it's yeah I taught a room full people and demonstrated chat gbt it was so fun looking at their faces Jim Ross I
723. 1:59:00know it's it I mean it's part of why I do this channel right part of why I do this channel is cuz a lot of people come
724. 1:59:07in here like you know I are you Tom Arnold why are you talking about artificial intelligence this doesn't
725. 1:59:14make any sense to me could you talk about Rosanne um and and then they come in and they're like oh what's chat GPT let me go play
726. 1:59:23with that oh my it is that's an amazing moment it's it's just it's just I don't know I'm a broken record at
727. 1:59:35this point question if I write a book with chat GPT and illustrate it with Dolly 3 can it be copywritten advice so
728. 1:59:41cam katkin from Cleveland here's the deal um the way way copyright the way the copyright office right now
729. 1:59:56is is adjudicating copyright with a AI is that basically if you say this book was made with AI they're like can't be
730. 2:00:08copywritten if you say this book was written by a human and I did some AI grammar checking it can absolutely be copywritten right
731. 2:00:19I think what you're going to have to do short term because they'll work this [ __ ] out but right now they've got a
732. 2:00:26weird policy about it what you're going to have to do is really track what your contribution was all along the way so
733. 2:00:34what prompts did you put in you know capture all those prompts say so to get this paragraph I wrote you know these
734. 2:00:41six prompts and there were 17 versions of this paragraph and I finally ended on this one and then I took that and I
735. 2:00:48rewrote it with with my own human hands and I rewrote 40% of that paragraph and then when I generated this image I took
736. 2:00:55it into Photoshop and I did this keep track of all that work because basically what they're saying is there needs to be
737. 2:01:02human contribution to generate the work you can't just push the button now my philosophy on that is isn't that
738. 2:01:11a [ __ ] camera you push the button and a picture comes out like there is precedent for machines that make art and that art can be
739. 2:01:23copywritten but right now we're in this weird funky thing where the the robots are evil and we don't understand them so
740. 2:01:29[ __ ] it we're going to put it off to the side and it none of what it does is Art if you look at the video that Herod
741. 2:01:37showed us earlier that he just did it's [ __ ] art if you look at this thing that Sher D did for the AI learning lab that's [ __ ]
742. 2:01:45art it didn't make itself she had some Vision about an astronaut flying through space that says AI learning lab right so
743. 2:01:57there's human contribution there the the robot didn't come up with that idea that's exactly what they're doing
744. 2:02:05now over on Amazon it's already been tried with me with a coloring book yeah yeah exactly so I so I don't like we're
745. 2:02:14just in a weird time right now ju the we're in the equivalent right now of hip hop in the late 80s and early 90s right
746. 2:02:23where everyone was like they're stealing it's not music and then 20 years later they figured out okay it's fair use and it's 7 seconds
747. 2:02:33and we'll get there with the AI stuff we're just not there yet so just document everything if you want to um
748. 2:02:40copyright it and quite frankly what if I convert my photo but enhanced it with Dolly 3 it like I said keep track of all of the steps that
749. 2:02:52you're doing to do that if you if you really want to copyright it you don't necessarily need to copyright it right
750. 2:02:57you can just generate a book and put it out there now could someone steal it they could but now with these tools
751. 2:03:04everyone can steal everything so I think we're moving into a weird I think we're moving into a weird Zone with copyright
752. 2:03:11anyway um so um but if you want to copyright it then just document everything um is there way to check that a book was written by artificial
753. 2:03:20intelligence none of them work none of those detectors work um you can get around them and not really there's a lot of false positives
754. 2:03:33open AI took their AI detector off the market because it didn't work um I had to prove to KDP that I edited it now
755. 2:03:41they're requesting more there you go so yeah so excellent explanation Kyle I don't know what I was talking about but
756. 2:03:49thank you you damn right it's art yeah exactly art is Art see here's the deal art is not the tool art is not the tool art is the human
757. 2:04:04being saying that image is the one I want to share with the world art is is when the human says yes that represents what I had in my head
758. 2:04:19to whatever degree possible and I'm going to put it in the world now how I got to the art it doesn't [ __ ] matter why is a
759. 2:04:33photograph copy writable all they did was push a button well no they had a certain lens on it was a certain time of day they chose to push
760. 2:04:43the button at that moment they brought it into life light room they adjusted the colors there were 8,000 different photographs from the
761. 2:04:55last week and they pick these three to share with the world that's art how's this different it's not but because it's a scary tool that
762. 2:05:09no one understands they're treating it different because no one wants to get sued because we live in a litigious Society
763. 2:05:20oh yes um Michael Bender here from Bender uh We've noticed that you uh have created some uh artistic expression
764. 2:05:31using artificial intelligence and uh well we're going to sue you everyone wants to avoid that conversation so they're getting they're
765. 2:05:44getting weird and they're trying to draw lines in the sand and and it's it's a hurricane the sand is blown all over the
766. 2:05:52place so but whatever I don't [ __ ] know I have a degree in acting people don't ask me [ __ ] about law and
767. 2:05:58copyright and things like that I don't I I just I just know like Common Sense how does a camera work how does a
768. 2:06:06digital camera work you push a [ __ ] button it makes a [ __ ] image you do less with a digital camera like on your iPhone you go
769. 2:06:19Tink you do less with a digital camera than you do with this AI stuff at least this you have to think about it and
770. 2:06:27conceive it and H H I love the thought that I am an artist yes Sherry D this is the thing the democratization of
771. 2:06:40specialization so Sherry D I don't know what your background is but if if what you've done is accounting and project
772. 2:06:47management all your life you're like well I'm not a creative cuz I don't do that pretty [ __ ] all of the vertical Specialties are being
773. 2:06:58democratized so you may go really deep in the things you've been trained on but you now have tools that bring you up to
774. 2:07:04oh nurse yeah there you go you take care of people and now you can take your empathy skills and your education and
775. 2:07:12and the way you think and problem solve and now you can go over to all these different tools that give you access to to
776. 2:07:23skills that would require 10 years of your life or four years of your life or two years of your life and you have
777. 2:07:31instant access to them AI is the camera the paintbrush yep the point shoe exactly AI is just the tool it's the human being that says
778. 2:07:43here's what I want it to do here's what I want it to do Ah that's the image I want to share with the world that's
779. 2:07:52art in the play that you see on Broadway why does the character say that line that way because that's what the playright
780. 2:08:02said yeah that feels right to me why did she pick the purple swirly painted version of this and not the
781. 2:08:15photographic version of this cuz that's what felt right to her the AI didn't choose that the AI just went just like your digital camera
782. 2:08:29here's 8,000 photos oh let me sift through these oh three of them are interesting what about what about my [Laughter] ratio [ __ ]
783. 2:08:45stupid it's like is it is it not not I don't know it's just so it's just such a weird human thing that when people are living
784. 2:08:59in fear they literally can't see reality they can't see what's happening and so there's so many people living in fear of
785. 2:09:06this AI stuff or anger which is probably just fear fear with bad coping mechanisms Fe fear with trauma
786. 2:09:22[Music] jrc this is incredible thank you I don't know I don't know if it's good it's it's at least uh I'm at least
787. 2:09:32passionate about it 10 years ago they said about photo bashing and digital composition now it's considered art yeah
788. 2:09:39exactly art Art's got the right name art perfect yeah digital composition well you're just putting it in the computer
789. 2:09:53and you're sticking two images together how could that be considered art because an artist said it was [ __ ]
790. 2:10:03art that's why it's considered art and then a gallery said yeah the print of that is good enough to be in my gallery
791. 2:10:11and the gallerist said it was Art so it's art these are just tools these are just tools they're just tools
792. 2:10:26we choose what to do with them Sher D you're not an artist you're a great artist exact Sher D I gotta say Sher D's
793. 2:10:34been slaying it on she's in the Art Guild on the AI Salon she's in the Art Guild she's in um in the in in the show
794. 2:10:45in tell Channel like she's just like cranking out the art it's [ __ ] beautiful I wish I had that attention
795. 2:10:52span I'm I'm like my problem with all this well my problem in life it's the it's the lack of prefrontal [Laughter]
796. 2:11:03Cortex but it's like you know sort of I make something with the with the AI and I'm like that's good enough move on move
797. 2:11:09on move on move on so people that could actually dig into something and just really go deep like the work that you're
798. 2:11:15doing Herod in in how you're putting those videos together by stacking all that [ __ ] amazing on fire tonight oh
799. 2:11:23thank you very much I appreciate that um art is love art is love art is empathy art is self-expression Art Is Love yeah
800. 2:11:35exactly and it can be fun and it can be maddening and it can be disturbing But ultimately it's it's self-expression right that's art is
801. 2:11:51self-expression I'm great at starting finishing [Laughter] harder oh my God I have so many projects oh do you know how many whiteboards that
802. 2:12:05I've saved I'm like oh this is the this is the one and then I saved the Whiteboard like 10 years later I'm like
803. 2:12:12oh yeah I remember that idea yeah I never got around to that uh these are just T tools we're all turtles exactly if a banana tape to a
804. 2:12:24wall is Art then so is that exactly let the sunshine let the sunshine [Laughter] in yeah this is very very uh yeah very
805. 2:12:38very Kumbaya kind of stuff but it but it's but but it's also like there's also a real practical thing here right which the copyright um
806. 2:12:52office needs to get their head around this cuz cuz this is [ __ ] it's just [ __ ] your heart tells you it's art yep exactly
807. 2:13:05exactly the short film Ugg oh that sucks uh I'm a top tier [ __ ] stacker I have a deep deep respect for storytelling
808. 2:13:19story tell well yeah my company's called storyvine like I've I've been a Storyteller pretty much all my life
809. 2:13:24right I have a degree in acting and thank you for the for the uh Swan um and then I started an online magazine
810. 2:13:35and then I started an agency where I learned about storytelling at scale and interactive storytelling and now my
811. 2:13:42current business is storytelling yeah storytelling is it's a lot but we need to to be careful what what do we need to
812. 2:13:49be careful of firefly oh that's cool what is that Sherry D falling for you sweet oh so cute um just me in the tree
813. 2:14:01so many ideas just do it make it love it and then sell it exactly just put it out there I here's a here's the thing that I
814. 2:14:10think I think this is going to be a gift for all of us if if self-expression is now frictionless right it's like there's zero friction
815. 2:14:20between I have an idea and I can manifest it if it's frictionless maybe we get less precious about the [ __ ] that
816. 2:14:27we create right because I think I think a lot of times people get stuck in um they have an idea and they're like oh
817. 2:14:41it's the Great American novel but I I I I don't want to start it until I it's perfect and and and then I don't want to
818. 2:14:47tell anyone about it CU it's perfect and then and then a decade later they still haven't written their [ __ ] book right
819. 2:14:54or two decades later or three decades later they just haven't even started because it's so they're holding it so
820. 2:15:00precious because manifesting stuff is hard and maybe they kind of know they're not a good writer or they're not good with
821. 2:15:09words and they don't really know how to write a novel but it's a really good idea but they don't want to share it
822. 2:15:15with anyone cuz they don't want to admit they don't know how to do it right like that that battle what if that battle goes
823. 2:15:24away and you can just take that idea and you go oh well let me just put it in this thing there's my idea oh that's
824. 2:15:31kind of cool oh I didn't know like what was just said like I I'm starting to feel like an artist yeah yeah you are you can
825. 2:15:41yeah you can be an artist you are an artist if you choose to be an artist you're an artist you choose to be a
826. 2:15:47writer you're a wrer writer and so maybe if you're less precious about that [ __ ] it's easier to get it out and then when
827. 2:15:52you put it out in the world you can be more generous with it [ __ ] it here here I I wrote a book oh now that's out there
828. 2:16:00rather than sort of having to wrap your whole identity around that single book that you want to be the most perfect
829. 2:16:06book in the world maybe go write another one and another one and another one and another one and then you're like you
830. 2:16:11know what I don't like writing books but you know what I want to do I want to do a graphic novel and then you go make a
831. 2:16:17graphic novel and you put that out in the world and all of a sudden people [ __ ] love it why cuz it came from your
832. 2:16:25heart like that's the possibility here I think what time is it is it late it's late it's late in late for a very
833. 2:16:41important date um all right I'm going to do a few more few more questions question question Bob uh let me ask you
834. 2:16:50one thing there uh can you uh you can make money with oh yes you can yes you can how do you make money with chat jbt you're just
835. 2:17:00send me 1995 I'll tell you um who's this madcap this is super cool AI learning lab that's what chat GPT multimo feels
836. 2:17:16like to me right now now it's like it's like how can you work in that environment but that's kind of like what it is it's like it's like I'm
837. 2:17:25just in here doing words but oh I could make a picture oh I could see a picture I could Firefly that's not always the case
838. 2:17:33depends on the tool model platform Sherry D is on fire she is I have a deep deep respect for storytelling her D if you put yourself
839. 2:17:48out there you'd never be doing this thank you oh Sher D would be never doing this it's I'm I'm telling you man it's
840. 2:17:58we're in an amazing th this community and the salon Community there's something really special and magical going on and you
841. 2:18:06know what's funny I um what time is it Vicki's bedtime um yeah I know I got to go to bed too um I spoke at a I spoke at
842. 2:18:17a thing uh a conference this past weekend um last Saturday um and a lot a lot of the audience were technologists
843. 2:18:29were people machine learning people right so it was an AI conference but like it they weren't talking about the stuff we're talking about
844. 2:18:43here they they were more worried about protocols and accuracy and privacy and and what if it hallucinates and and how
845. 2:18:50do you protect from this like and those are all valid concerns but there was very little talk about okay now that
846. 2:18:56this shit's out in the world how do we use it as humans as businesses as marketers as artists as nurses because it's available to all of
847. 2:19:09us now not just the machine learning Geeks so what do we do with that we we've got to experiment we've
848. 2:19:19got to be generous in Sharing like like the fact that herod's doing this really cool work but he's not just like sharing
849. 2:19:27the work he's sharing with other people how to do what he does that's a very generous act but what it's it's coming from a place of
850. 2:19:37understanding that we're we're in a we're we're we're entering um a world of creative abundance if if you're in a world of creative
851. 2:19:49abundance you can give it away because there it's everywhere if you're in a world of creative scarcity then you've
852. 2:19:55got to keep it tight tight to the vest like no one can know about this cuz it's so hard to do this stuff and and everyone's trying to
853. 2:20:04figure this [ __ ] out right now what what Sher D does with the with the video techniques that Herod taught her it's
854. 2:20:11going to be completely different than what he does they're just different people right it's just different it's just
855. 2:20:16tools so she's going to go run down rabbit holes that he would have never thought of and vice versa so it's just
856. 2:20:23an amazing thing that's happening here like I'm I'm I'm humbled by it and excited by it and thrilled by it that there's a Humanity
857. 2:20:36here that is counterintuitive to this Ultra technical capability because while it's Ultra technical in
858. 2:20:50how it does what it does it's Ultra human in the data that it's giving us access to seven more hours Kyle we have
859. 2:20:59to prepare for the 24 4our rockathon I know November 30th I think I'm going to do a 24hour live um we need our own
860. 2:21:08conference me thingss that would be fun actually that would be really fun the AI learning lab conference or the AI Salon
861. 2:21:13conference yeah I I think that I just having been in that in that conference that was so Tech heavy I I think I
862. 2:21:22think and a lot of the hackathons that I that I hear are are like technologists putting stuff together we should have a
863. 2:21:29hackathon of non-technical people like you you get on your team are going to be five people and you can have one
864. 2:21:38technical person on your team and the rest have to be something else I don't care if it's a a lawyer a nurse an
865. 2:21:45artist of you know stay atome Mom it doesn't [ __ ] matter you're going have one technical person and then four
866. 2:21:52others that's your hackathon this Discord has so much awesome info in it it took it'll take me a week to get
867. 2:21:59through it yeah no the discord's wild so if you don't know the Discord we're talking about I know a lot of people
868. 2:22:03have come in and I'm getting ready to to take off here um where's my hang on so if you go to the salon. a that's a link tree
869. 2:22:19that's got links to what the salon's all about is the first link and then there's a Meetup we meet every other week we
870. 2:22:27meet in person here in Denver and then we do uh remote meetings and then there's a Discord so the Discord
871. 2:22:32everyone's talking about that's the salon so go there and and join up if you're doing a 24-hour live let's
872. 2:22:38monetize it for a fundraiser awesome love that um maybe yeah maybe that's something we put together h happy to talk about
873. 2:22:50that that's a that's a great idea Silver Fox um is it a fashion show we need our own conference me thanks a world of
874. 2:23:00creative abundance yep we are entering what what I'm calling the great Renaissance helping and working with you
875. 2:23:08guys is the most reward rewarding thing in my world Herod that's [ __ ] awesome thank you for that that's that's really
876. 2:23:13cool and you're you're contributing a lot to it so thank you for her who you're being um Humanity needs critical
877. 2:23:24thinking I don't care what you do with it I just want to make it run faster listen Pate I'm not saying we don't need
878. 2:23:29technologist you you're like so so Pate works at Google he works on the TPU stuff he's the reason you know guys like
879. 2:23:38Pate are the reason that this [ __ ] is so magical right so the the Arthur Arthur C Clark um quote that is any sufficiently
880. 2:23:48advanced technology is indistinguishable from Magic that's what we're in the middle of right now and and Pate the like the the
881. 2:23:57demo that you showed where you're making images in like you know two two seconds instead of 20 seconds or whatever and
882. 2:24:04pretty soon it's going to be down to sub 1 second and then it's going to be 30 frames a second and then it's just going
883. 2:24:09to be magic right so you keep doing what you're doing buddy p p is also he's the the uh The Guild leader for the AI
884. 2:24:19mechanics Guild in the salon um which is if you want to if you want to talk if you want to geek out and talk about the
885. 2:24:25under the hood of this AI stuff that's what uh his Guild's all about so that's awesome um a world of endless
886. 2:24:34Fascination it sure is isn't it all right listen I'm going to get out of here so let me just thank some of the
887. 2:24:39folks that have been in here tonight Pate thank you Corey great having you in here Amelio's wife as always you were
888. 2:24:45late but but you're here um jrc hair growth geek Amelia's wife wait someone suggested earlier that Kyle should wear
889. 2:24:53a llama costume what for my 24 hours I should do that but isn't that kind of an ad for Google I don't know if
890. 2:25:01I want to do that I'm not I don't know if I'm down with that yet llama pajamas llama pajamas I do um altitude tactical Be not Afraid
891. 2:25:12thank you good night cuno great seeing you Joker let's see who else we got in here uh hair growth geek
892. 2:25:22uh Sherry D rocking it as always Joker all right everybody um thanks for hanging out on Friday night um it was it
893. 2:25:31was a good night we had a lot of folks in and um yeah I'll see you tomorrow go play with this [ __ ] go play play play
894. 2:25:38play play play play play play play play um if you are have not played with Chachi BT just one last thing that URL at the top chat. open.com
895. 2:25:52that's the official chat GPT website just go there right now before you go to sleep and start playing with it and and
896. 2:25:59then at 4:00 in the morning after you've had three of these um then you can go to sleep and you'll wake up early and play with it
897. 2:26:08again and then you'll come back here and we'll have some fun peace out everybody I appreciate you