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

Description

Chapters

Transcript

0:12 [Music]
0:20 hey hey
0:21 hey happy Friday night we are
0:26 live let's see going live
0:31 let's see let me
0:34 get this
0:42 going welcome welcome
0:47 welcome Karen what's
0:50 happening Dr J good to see
0:56 you all right just getting all this
0:59 stuff set up we got photos we got
1:05 Irregulars we'll go with that
1:07 one you can make money with
1:14 chachay oh never a dull
1:17 moment I'm one of the first ones here
1:20 you are pet self on back
1:23 nice nice welcome welcome
1:27 welcome what's happening
1:31 it's 8:30 Denver time on a Friday
1:34 night I did my little my second little
1:38 um post with a live
1:40 sticker I'm starting to master this
1:42 stupid Tick Tock
1:45 thing it's
1:47 ridiculous it's just
1:52 ridiculous oh but what are you gonna do
1:54 huh what are you gonna
1:59 do
2:02 got my got my coffee got my coffee how
2:05 is everybody happy Friday
2:09 night so we'll get started here in a
2:11 second the way we do things here we'll
2:14 uh I'll get you up to speed
2:17 on where to get started with this
2:19 generative AI stuff so that's what the
2:21 channel is about my name is Kyle Shannon
2:23 uh I'm an
2:24 entrepreneur a many time entrepreneur
2:26 too many times uh I am officially un
2:30 hireable uh and uh but I was a I was an
2:33 entrepreneur in the early days of the
2:35 worldwide web and my current company is
2:38 called storyvine it's an automated video
2:40 storytelling platform hey Clint
2:41 Copperhead what's happening present
2:44 Turtles um and
2:48 uh yeah the early days of the web and
2:50 the early days of this uh this
2:52 generative AI stuff are very very
2:54 similar there's a lot of spooky
2:57 coincidences um I don't know if they're
2:59 spooky but but it's um it's very very
3:01 clear to me that we are at the very
3:04 beginning of you know what is a what is
3:06 a parallel kind of trajectory although I
3:10 would argue
3:12 that as as profound as the impact of the
3:14 worldwide web was on the world I think
3:18 it got it got it's it's like a quaint
3:20 little Ziploc baggie compared to what
3:23 this generative AI stuff is going to do
3:26 um and the generative AI stuff is moving
3:29 oh my God it's moving so mind-numbingly
3:31 fast so um so my mind she is
3:38 numb um and llamas if you got them
3:42 llamas llamas llamas all right so here's
3:44 how we do this let me let me uh let me
3:47 jump in here and get started and let me
3:51 start with this slide right here all
3:54 right I got lots of fingerprints those
3:57 are I did all these fingerprints for you
3:59 for tonight those are all custom I start
4:03 every night with a completely clean
4:05 screen and then before I go live one of
4:08 the reasons I'm a little late tonight is
4:10 I had to I put all of those fingerprints
4:13 on the screen for you so you're welcome
4:16 it's it's the kind of service that we
4:17 deliver here at the AI learning lab and
4:20 uh you can make money
4:24 with oh we have fun we kid we kid we
4:28 have fun let me open the window getting
4:30 a little hot already all right nice out
4:33 here in Denver okay so if you're brand
4:36 new to chat GPT if you've not played
4:38 with it if you're just here and you're
4:39 like but Cal what do I do where do I
4:41 start oh Cal I'm just I'm not very
4:44 technical I don't know if you knew this
4:46 about me but I'm you know I can
4:49 occasionally write a little copy but I
4:52 and I use computers but I am not what
4:54 you would call computer savvy that's
4:57 okay just go there if you can type in
5:00 that web address then that's all you
5:01 need to know chat. open.com that's the
5:04 official chat GPT website if you've
5:06 never played with it you owe it to
5:08 yourself to learn that that is not just
5:12 a fancy Google search it looks like that
5:15 it looks like just a Google search box
5:17 it is profoundly profoundly more
5:19 powerful than that in fact in the past
5:21 two weeks that's gotten so powerful that
5:23 I think paying the 20 bucks for the uh
5:26 Plus subscription is now sort of the
5:28 deal of the century so so uh go there
5:31 you don't have to pay the 20 bucks but
5:33 just go there and start playing and then
5:34 these other thing are the big four right
5:36 so this is what I call the adult
5:38 table um Bard is from Google Claude is
5:41 from a company called anthropic uh that
5:43 just got4 billion doll investment from
5:46 Amazon and then Bing is Microsoft right
5:48 so these are the big four they're not
5:50 going anywhere here's the Kids Table um
5:54 Pi um perplexity and then at labs.
5:57 perplexity you can actually go play with
5:59 the meta llama 2 models and those are
6:03 those are the free open-source things
6:06 that meta gave away to everyone and
6:08 perplexity just hosts them there so if
6:10 you want to go play with them you can
6:11 you can also play with the Llama models
6:14 at po which is right down there po
6:16 po.com all right so that's the uh that's
6:19 the large language model so just get
6:20 started there and then what we do here
6:22 is pop any comments or questions you
6:24 have in the in the in the comments and
6:28 I'll do my best to answer them we'll
6:29 sort of we'll sort of you know cruise
6:31 through the questions here I'll answer
6:33 what I can and that's kind of how this
6:34 rolls it's just a long kind of
6:36 conversation we go back and forth and uh
6:39 yeah we'll get
6:41 started all right fantastic Bob tell him
6:45 what he's won you've won a new
6:52 [Music]
6:58 car all right fantastic let's get
7:03 started I just got the notice from Tick
7:07 Tock oh that I went live which which
7:10 notice did you get
7:11 lunatick or or that my my that my
7:14 account's about to be banned because
7:16 somewhere between them announcing that
7:18 my live is live and them shutting me
7:20 down for seven days you know somewhere
7:23 in there's
7:28 reality the countown is at zero and the
7:31 live is still not showing I don't know
7:33 what else to do on a Friday night uh I'm
7:39 live
7:41 uh I don't if someone wait who was that
7:45 oh that was dragonfly let me let me go
7:46 invite some people hang on hold
7:49 please how do I invite people how do I
7:53 invite
7:54 people
7:56 here invite no no
8:07 here we'll throw a retr punk in there I
8:10 I think he's still in Japan we'll throw
8:12 Silver Fox hold please I'm just letting
8:15 some folks know that because Tik tok's
8:18 being
8:22 weird hello shab good day good day to
8:25 you good day good to see you
8:28 fantastic Bob tell her what she's won
8:31 you want a new car H fantastic sir might
8:34 I inquire about you uh yes you um let's
8:38 uh are your qualifications my
8:40 qualifications yes what are your
8:43 qualifications I have no qualification
8:45 ah rather rather yeah carry on carry on
8:48 yes uh I was hoping that uh if if we
8:51 were to trust you we would understand
8:53 what you've done before done that's
8:56 right see the nose these are my
8:58 qualifications
9:00 I can wear a dangly dongly nose like no
9:05 one's business that takes professional
9:07 training and I've had it I've had much
9:09 training so much training you don't even
9:11 know you might know but you don't uh
9:14 okay there's 15 all right so I invited
9:16 15
9:17 people so hopefully you got that all
9:19 right
9:27 um are there any good any good free
9:31 music generation
9:34 AI so let
9:38 me let me go look at my so I just gave a
9:43 workshop
9:45 for Ronda
9:47 Phillips voice acting community and we
9:50 did a whole music section what did I
9:53 show there oh I showed refusion and I
9:55 showed sound raw um yeah so let me I
9:59 think they're both
10:01 free the you said good so so I'm going
10:05 to show you two different um music AIS
10:09 that that are okay I mean the music is
10:12 not anywhere near the so so music right
10:15 now is where images were 18 months ago
10:19 where they kind of work and they're kind
10:21 of okay but like they've got such
10:25 compression artifacts and things like
10:27 that they just sound like crap but you
10:29 can kind of see what's coming and if if
10:30 you just sort of follow the follow the
10:33 money follow the trajectory of what
10:35 image generation tools did over the past
10:38 18 months sort of play these music
10:39 things out forward maybe 12 months and
10:42 and we're probably going to have
10:43 something similar so let me let me go
10:45 show
10:46 you so one of the tools is um
10:53 sound I don't think it's AI is
10:58 it
11:02 sound
11:05 raw. so so it's a very confusing name
11:08 because they did it in all caps so I
11:11 thought it was sound draw and it's not
11:14 it's sound
11:16 raw doio they they someone someone in
11:19 their branding department needs to make
11:22 this camel case so so the S and the r
11:25 are uh capitalized and the other things
11:28 are little but sound draw so what this
11:31 is is it's not really AI music
11:34 generation except it kind of
11:38 is well that's super clear Kyle thanks
11:40 for that so if I say try it for
11:43 free what I can do here is I can I can
11:47 select the length of the s song whether
11:49 I want it slow normal or fast so let's
11:51 say I've got a a one minute Tik Tok
11:53 video and I want some custom music for
11:55 it and I like fast music and and I'll do
11:58 fast and normal so I can set my Tempo
12:01 and then you can basically pick a
12:02 starting point so genre mood
12:07 theme uh so there's gaming
12:10 photography cinematic I don't know
12:13 comedy let's
12:15 see let's
12:18 go let's
12:21 go let's go hopeful that's not something
12:24 I would normally choose so if I click
12:26 hopeful so what this does what this is
12:30 sound draw is kind of like garage van so
12:33 it's a loop composer so there's all
12:35 these loops and then you pick you know
12:38 your your attributes and it just
12:42 instantly makes you like 20 songs and
12:45 and then you can play
12:47 them
12:53 [Music]
12:57 and and so notice it says like low
13:01 medium very high so it's going to get
13:04 really busy
13:05 [Music]
13:07 here
13:09 right um and then you can you can modify
13:11 those so you can say hey I want it to go
13:13 very high right off the bat or high
13:15 right off the bat right so and then you
13:17 can just play lots of different
13:19 ones and if you like them you can
13:21 download
13:22 them and what's cool here is I can now
13:25 go and I can I can turn on or off
13:29 certain things so it's got afro beats
13:32 let's see I want
13:34 R&B I'm going to take off hopeful I'm
13:36 going to put on R&B
13:39 acoustic um
13:41 rock and then I can add mood in here so
13:45 we'll do um
13:48 euphoric and then I'll do theme of
13:51 cinematic and so every time you kind of
13:54 add to this list of attributes it
13:56 recomposes songs and then I think think
13:59 if in the paid version you can go in and
14:01 you can even you can even split these
14:03 into tracks your disc is almost full
14:06 yeah I
14:09 know all right that's a horrible
14:13 song that's
14:15 okay there you go that's nice so there
14:19 you go so that that's that one that's
14:20 free then there's another one um called
14:24 refusion
14:27 rff U i o n no it's not I AI it's
14:33 refusion I think it's refusion
14:36 Doom why do I remember this stuff
14:38 because I'm an
14:40 idiot so this one is true is true
14:44 generative AI so if I go if I click on
14:46 the create button oh I guess I got to
14:49 log
14:50 in let me log in let me log in okay now
14:53 I'm logged in so I say create Riff and
14:56 then this is basically just um
14:59 you you add lyrics and then you add a
15:01 genre so I could either record the
15:04 lyrics or I could just uh have it
15:07 automatically write
15:09 them Kyle making beats guitar
15:13 strums Country Soul unites well that's
15:17 interesting that's not lyrics actually
15:18 that's just that's more like describe
15:20 the sound oh wait we'll do prompt genius
15:23 punk rock male vocals okay fine we'll do
15:26 uh so the the lyrics here are Kyle
15:28 making beats guitar strums and sweet
15:31 Melodies Country Soul unites and we're
15:34 going to do this as punk rock male
15:35 vocals and so I'll just click riff and
15:38 now it's going to go this is actually
15:40 generating things I love your countdown
15:42 video other tips in email okay cool
15:45 perfect yeah thanks thanks goat Eric
15:47 former that was a good idea um so here's
15:50 the uh here's the music that was
15:54 created Kyle making beats guitar strums
15:58 and sweet melodies
15:59 Country Soul
16:02 [Applause]
16:03 units yeah oh yeah head
16:10 [Music]
16:12 banger a it's [ __ ]
16:15 [Music]
16:17 horrible all right so let's uh let's
16:20 let's let's actually let's I can't I
16:23 can't leave with that in my head in any
16:26 way so so we're going to go to normal
16:28 chat gbt and going to say uh write me a
16:32 song about a
16:36 lovely
16:37 llama uh uh uh uh and so I I think you
16:41 can only put really short things in here
16:43 so I'm just going to grab the first two
16:44 lines of this let's see we'll do the
16:46 chorus lovely llama with graceful charm
16:49 okay there we go and then we'll go back
16:51 over to refusion we'll pop in those
16:54 lyrics Yep they're good and then we're
16:56 going to go let's go um we'll go go
16:59 country
17:01 um country rock
17:06 Americana like
17:09 brandy brandy I.E right
17:13 Carlile uh
17:17 uh we'll see if we can get one that's
17:20 better better better better better
17:22 better
17:27 better
17:30 all right oh look it made us llama art I
17:31 didn't realize it actually generated art
17:33 too that's cool lovely llama with your
17:36 graceful charm where in a World's
17:39 Tranquility like a warm
17:41 [Music]
17:43 arm lovely llama with your graceful
17:48 charm wearing in the world's Tranquility
17:50 like a
17:51 warm Wen arm I'm so grateful for your
17:56 constant the new I didn't see what the
17:58 rest of that said but thank you I
17:59 appreciate the kind
18:01 words Lama with your graceful charm we
18:05 in the world's Tranquility like a war
18:08 this is it's somewhere it's somewhere
18:10 between Bob Dylan and Brandy carile it's
18:13 like if if Bob Dylan and Brandy carile
18:15 had a kid this is how it would
18:19 sing Oh man all right so that one's
18:22 refusion dcom
18:24 rfu IO n.com and then the other one was
18:28 sound s o u n d raw R
18:33 aw. iio is that
18:35 right I think that's
18:43 right yeah whatever you can go find it
18:46 I'm so grateful your content the new
18:48 chat GPT is being my best friend I know
18:50 Jame James S I so the so while we're
18:53 here I a thank you Sher D sh D for the
18:58 llama loves a good llama do you know why
19:00 I like llamas do you understand why I
19:02 like llamas do you because llamas is
19:08 tasty if you know what I mean no no no I
19:13 uh I I asked bing one night for for a
19:15 llama recipe and it did not like it it
19:17 said sir sir some people consider llamas
19:20 pets and we do not eat our pets okay we
19:24 don't do that around here all right sir
19:26 sir it was it was very testy with me um
19:31 okay
19:32 so I want I want to just show what's
19:37 what's happening if if you have not
19:39 played with chat jpt in the past two
19:41 weeks or even if you have it's like like
19:45 what's what they've added to it so so
19:48 there's there's a thing happening where
19:50 in the next um three weeks we're
19:54 actually probably closer to two weeks
19:56 now two and a half weeks on November 6th
19:59 open AI is having their developer
20:01 conference so you know developer
20:02 conferences like when Apple has theirs
20:04 and Google has theirs you get all the
20:07 new stuff right so I assume that we're
20:11 going to get some new and exciting stuff
20:13 from open Ai and so they've rolled a
20:15 bunch of new features into chat GPT I
20:18 think in anticipation of that my
20:21 suspicion is that these are the
20:23 Technologies they've been working on
20:25 like for the past I don't know 6 months
20:27 or so or8 months mons and they're kind
20:30 of ready to roll them out so so that
20:32 they can you know kick off the developer
20:34 conference to say hey here's all the new
20:35 stuff that's coming now that you've got
20:36 all those toys so that's my guess but if
20:40 you haven't seen it so in chat GPT right
20:43 now if you go to gp4 if you've got all
20:46 of your beta features turned on and
20:48 you've paid your 20 bucks and open AI
20:51 has given you access to these they still
20:53 haven't fully rolled this out so if you
20:54 don't have some of these they'll be
20:56 coming is it copyright free that music
20:59 stuff I think both of them say that
21:01 you're free to use those yes um I don't
21:04 know if refusion can make songs longer
21:07 than 30 seconds I think it's limited
21:09 right now but there might be a paid
21:10 version of that where you can do longer
21:12 songs um sound raw I think you can
21:17 download I I think you can make as many
21:20 as you want and then you can download a
21:21 limited amount for free and then if you
21:23 need lots of songs you can go do that
21:25 the thing about sound raw is that um
21:29 even though they're just kind of you
21:31 know sort of medium quality Loop based
21:34 music it does it so fast like if you
21:37 just need background music for videos
21:39 and it doesn't it just needs to be there
21:40 to sort of set a mood and it just needs
21:42 to get out of the way you don't need
21:44 more than that right so you can just
21:46 knock out you know that that kind of
21:48 lower level kind of kind of you know
21:50 sound
21:51 bid um okay so you've got default mode
21:56 which default mode now has
21:59 gptv which is GPT Vision which I'll show
22:02 you which is mind-blowing you've got
22:04 browse with Bing which is chat GPT is
22:07 now connected to the internet again
22:09 you've got Advanced Data analysis which
22:11 is exactly what it sounds like this is a
22:13 full-on data analyst in a box it's
22:16 staggeringly powerful like it's it it
22:20 is mind
22:23 numbingly insane what this does it it it
22:27 it's just sanity now is it perfect no is
22:30 it jankier than [ __ ] yeah all these
22:31 tools are um plugins are mostly useless
22:36 plugins right now are kind of like when
22:38 the iPhone first came out and the app
22:40 there was they didn't have an app store
22:42 and they were like it it's got these
22:44 apps and then the apps weren't really
22:45 apps they were just shitty websites that
22:47 had like icons that you clicked on um
22:50 I've never heard you talk about this my
22:52 thoughts on Adobe Creative
22:55 clouds oh any thoughts on creative
22:59 clouds update generative text
23:03 Etc um I could talk about that I I
23:07 didn't I didn't dig super deep into the
23:09 Adobe Max stuff I've demoed on here
23:12 before the text to Adobe Illustrator
23:16 images and I can I can show that um I
23:19 don't know what what generative text
23:21 you're talking about there but I can I
23:22 can go take a look at some of the uh
23:24 some of the new features the problem
23:26 with the Adobe features is there kind of
23:28 buried within you know the the the
23:31 programs the Adobe programs and they
23:33 some of them are how you get to the AI
23:36 features it's not super intuitive right
23:38 now um plugins are interesting but not
23:43 great right now so I I kind of ignore
23:45 them there there's a couple in there
23:46 that are okay but just think of plugins
23:49 as the app store for chat gbt these are
23:51 extensions to chat GPT and ultimately I
23:54 think these are going to be quite
23:56 powerful and in fact plugins might be
24:00 the future of websites now that I think
24:03 about it because what a plugin
24:05 essentially is is a hook to some sort of
24:08 web services from some other company um
24:11 so so I don't know plugins are kind of a
24:14 mess but they're they're at least worth
24:16 paying attention to and then Dolly 3 is
24:18 just mind-blowing this is image
24:19 generation so let me show a couple of
24:21 things here I'm not going to show all
24:22 these but I'm going to show um chat GPT
24:26 can now read images Kyle sir csm.edu
24:48 Common Sense machines the AI platform
24:50 that turns any input into game ready 3D
24:52 assets yeah perfect that looks great
24:54 okay we'll come back to that um okay so
24:57 I'm just just in gp4 default mode here's
25:02 here's one of the the the challenges
25:04 with gp4 right now for whatever reason
25:08 open AI has split these out as separate
25:10 modes so if chat GPT can see images and
25:15 chat GPT can make images wouldn't it be
25:18 logical that in the place where you can
25:20 make images you could also see images
25:22 yes it would be logical but you can't do
25:24 that they're in different places right
25:26 now so it's kind of stupid
25:28 but I think they'll they'll eventually
25:30 merge I I I think I understand why
25:32 they're separating them as they're
25:34 rolling them out as beta features but
25:35 it's it's kind of Dum Dum season right
25:37 now but you go to default and then in
25:40 default you now get this little image
25:42 icon in the prompt box and if you click
25:44 that you can upload one or more images
25:46 and so I'm going to pop one in here I'll
25:50 do
25:57 whiteboard we could do that one I think
25:59 I want to do well I mean these are both
26:03 interesting so this is some Post-it
26:04 notes on my whiteboard from my office so
26:08 there's Post-it notes on a whiteboard so
26:10 I can just say what is
26:13 this why don't I say this what was this
26:17 meeting
26:21 about and so it reads it it sees the
26:24 image and then it says this image
26:27 displays a Board of various sticky notes
26:29 from notes and categories it appears it
26:31 was a meeting about strategic planning
26:33 or brainstorming here's the here's the
26:35 breakdown section one goals this seems
26:38 to be long-term objectives of build
26:39 value to shareholders one to twoe exit
26:41 mask our lack of growth unjustified
26:44 assumptions choices
26:47 opportunity so
26:49 so have you ever like me um put a bunch
26:54 of Post-it notes on a whiteboard and
26:56 said to yourself I'll write up those
26:57 notes someday and then 2 years later
27:00 there's still peeling Post-it notes on
27:03 your whiteboard yeah that's what this is
27:05 and and so now it's just you know
27:09 writing notes and kind of describing it
27:11 from the information provided the
27:12 meeting appears to be about evaluating
27:15 the company's current strategies blah
27:16 blah blah blah blah so let's see um
27:19 Trends so let's let's say um one of the
27:22 categories was Trends I can
27:27 say based on the Post-it notes in the
27:29 trend section can you summarize what's
27:34 happening and what this company might do
27:37 about
27:40 it and so it'll go read the little
27:42 specific notes and it's you can
27:45 have remarkably bad handwriting and this
27:49 just reads
27:52 it situ wait certainly here's a
27:55 summarized analysis the situation the
27:57 company to increase shareholder value
28:00 the assumptions the company seems to
28:02 have several assumptions the choices
28:04 there at a
28:05 Crossroads the opportunity the trends
28:07 they've
28:08 identified
28:11 strengthening let's see external factors
28:15 several uncontrollable elements like
28:17 coid 19 AI
28:20 Innovations potential actions
28:23 re-evaluate
28:24 assumptions so so that's that so let me
28:27 show you one other thing that that I'm
28:29 going to go grab a wait let me do I'll
28:31 do a brand new chat here so we're going
28:33 to do a new
28:34 chat we're going to upload an image I'm
28:37 going to do another whiteboard this is
28:39 what I got off the internet but this
28:41 this one is the kind of stuff that just
28:44 are are we living in this future right
28:46 now like it's it's not like AI is coming
28:50 it's like AI is [ __ ] here um okay so
28:54 here's here's a a picture of a
28:56 whiteboard and and I'm going to put
29:01 um tell me
29:03 what this software
29:06 does
29:11 and
29:13 create a coding approach for the main
29:16 page where you order
29:18 things and write both some sample python
29:23 code for the back end and some HTML for
29:28 the front end for that
29:33 page so let me show you this so so can I
29:37 zoom in here uh no I can't well so
29:40 here's here's what's this say I don't
29:42 know what that says this says
29:44 users this says main steps here's
29:49 questions and then here are designs of
29:51 pages like there's a landing page where
29:53 you sign up here's the ordering page
29:56 where you can order different food this
29:58 like an airport food ordering thing and
30:00 then there there's like you know here's
30:02 where you add your credit card here's
30:03 where you pay here's your where it
30:06 updates things so it's reading all of
30:09 that
30:10 whiteboard and then it says it says
30:14 here's the software's functionality it's
30:16 an ordering UI for an international
30:17 airport it's got multilingual support
30:20 the order process users can view the
30:21 menu they select items whether it's for
30:24 takeout they proceed to payment a status
30:26 confirmation screen appears
30:29 entertainment users have the option to
30:31 engage in some form of entertainment
30:32 this might include games or videos
30:35 additional Services right so coding
30:38 approach for the main ordering page
30:40 backend python create an API endpoint to
30:43 retrieve the menu items Implement a
30:45 function to place an order Implement a
30:46 function to update the order status
30:48 front end HTML describe the menu items
30:51 allow users to do it include a checkout
30:53 button here's the sample code python
30:56 using flask so there's your there's your
30:58 order thing here's your front end HTML
31:01 this is from a [ __ ] whiteboard this
31:03 is from a [ __ ]
31:05 whiteboard it's like are you kidding
31:08 me like is it any good does it matter
31:12 like I mean it does matter obviously but
31:15 like even if this is only half ass right
31:17 now this is now possible and and it's
31:20 going to get better one of the things
31:22 about these AI tools right now is as
31:25 imperfect as they are my my love
31:27 nickname for them right now are janky
31:29 pieces of [ __ ] as janky as they are
31:33 these tools today are as bad as they
31:36 ever going to be it only gets better
31:38 from here so you can now take a picture
31:40 of a whiteboard you could you can take a
31:42 picture of dinner and tell it to write
31:45 the the recipe for you um I saw one on
31:49 Twitter where someone took a picture you
31:51 know you know when you pull into a
31:52 parking spot and there's like eight
31:54 different parking signs and you can't
31:56 figure out if you're allowed to park
31:58 there or not someone took a picture of
32:00 that and just said it's 4:00 in the
32:02 afternoon am I allowed to park here and
32:04 it read all the signs and said yes
32:06 you're allowed to park there um just
32:09 just wild wild wild stuff uh what's this
32:12 say it seems that chat GPT is in fact or
32:14 will be a plug-in for Microsoft Office
32:17 projected for 101 2023 yep that's
32:21 exactly right Firefly so on November
32:26 1st a fair amount of this functionality
32:29 that I'm showing and that might be
32:30 another reason they're launching all
32:32 this now is going to launch inside
32:35 Office 365 in a feature called co-pilot
32:39 it looks like it's going to be 30 bucks
32:40 a month for
32:41 co-pilot but basically within Microsoft
32:45 Word PowerPoint um
32:48 Excel
32:51 Outlook
32:52 um I think they're Dynamics 365 CRM the
32:57 windows operating system you're going to
32:59 have this thing called co-pilot which is
33:00 basically like chat GPT so all this
33:02 write me some stuff is going to be
33:04 native inside the office suite
33:07 whiteboard example and zapier handson
33:09 are excellent examples Kyle great thank
33:11 you very much Firefly I appreciate that
33:15 um so so it's an important thing to
33:18 understand the speed that these things
33:21 are coming it's not it's not just that
33:24 the tools are good and a lot of them
33:27 came at
33:28 once the chat GPT stuff I'm showing
33:31 right now this didn't exist for regular
33:35 users 3 weeks
33:37 ago like part of where I am right now is
33:41 my brain is is a little scrambled
33:43 because it took me about six months to
33:46 get my head
33:47 around how I think about chat GPT and
33:51 the context of my business in the
33:52 context of my life in the context of
33:54 this channel like I kind of knew what it
33:56 was and how to do it and they just
33:58 rolled out all these all these new
33:59 features and they they fundamentally
34:02 change things if you can use an image as
34:05 a prompt how how does that change
34:07 prompting right like we talked for for
34:10 almost a year about prompt engineer is
34:12 going to be the job of the future well
34:15 if the prompt is a picture is it prompt
34:17 engineering or is it understanding that
34:20 these tools you know are going to do
34:22 remarkable things and then on top of
34:23 that they're getting rolled into things
34:26 like Microsoft Word so it's no longer
34:28 just was something written with AI well
34:31 I don't know I'm in Microsoft Word I'm
34:33 working on something I can't think of a
34:35 headline right now and I say hey could
34:37 you give me 10 headlines for this intro
34:40 paragraph that I've started and it'll
34:42 give me 10 headlines I'm like oh that
34:43 one's good so that was AI written my
34:45 intro paragraph Was Mine and then I'm
34:47 like could you write the next two
34:48 paragraphs and it'll write that and then
34:49 I'll fix some of them
34:51 so our work is going to be increasingly
34:55 intermingled with AI as a workflow so um
34:58 yeah crazy crazy crazy crazy crazy um
35:02 where's Apple in the AI updates already
35:04 uh need Co pilot for my MacBook so will
35:07 you can there's a there's a product it's
35:10 a it's not a product there's a project
35:14 called open
35:16 interpreter which you can install into
35:19 your um into your terminal program if
35:22 you're if you're geeky at all um on your
35:25 Mac and it runs like it it runs like
35:28 a uh operating system level
35:32 GPT
35:34 um I my suspicion is that apple is
35:37 probably going to wait until the spring
35:40 and when they roll their [ __ ] out it's
35:42 going to be remarkable can I give it a
35:44 web link and have question have it
35:48 question me on the needed requirements
35:50 for an
35:52 interview yeah we could try that
35:56 except and have it question on the
35:58 needed requirements for an interview um
36:02 let's go try
36:05 that we'll go to
36:13 um job
36:19 description let's see if we can find a
36:21 job
36:22 descriptions how to write a job
36:24 descriptions job descriptions from the
36:27 HR
36:36 Society oh I got to join their I gotta
36:38 join their dang Club I don't want to be
36:40 a part of your Club oh here we
36:43 go
36:48 acupuncturist no I got to sign up dang
36:50 it it you you this is
36:54 so okay okay
36:57 people I think websites are in trouble
37:01 for for exactly what I just went through
37:03 all I want right now is a job
37:05 description right and like I've got to
37:07 go join their stupid Society well it's
37:09 not a stupid Society that's a that's a
37:10 big organization but I have to I I can't
37:13 just see a job description there right I
37:14 have to go sign it we are going to
37:17 increasingly just be given in fact you
37:19 know what why am I being such a dumb
37:21 dumb all right
37:23 we're here here we go here we go
37:27 we're going to go to browse with Bing
37:29 let me show you browse with Bing I'm
37:30 going to
37:31 say I'd like to find a link to a web
37:36 page that has a job
37:38 description
37:41 for an
37:43 acupuncturist can you please find me
37:46 three pages that have that
37:52 description and so what what browse with
37:55 Bing does now is it'll it it's basically
37:58 in the background it's prompting itself
38:00 to go look at a bunch of different
38:02 websites and then it tells you what to
38:03 do so I found several job descriptions
38:07 so why would I go to a web why would I
38:10 go to
38:11 Google and do what I just
38:14 did where Google gives me a bunch of
38:17 crap that I have to sift through and
38:19 then when I click on something that I
38:20 think is right and it it says oh yeah
38:23 this is right here's a job description
38:25 and I click on that job description and
38:26 it's like oh no you can't have that
38:28 until you sign up for our little Club
38:31 when I can come to this and just get
38:35 them right
38:38 so let's go get this URL okay so here's
38:41 an acupuncturist job
38:44 description great perfect we've got
38:47 overview
38:49 responsibilities experience and
38:51 education requirements and salary so I'm
38:54 going to take this description URL
38:58 and we're going to go to a brand new
38:59 chat a brand new chat that we'll use
39:02 with browse with Bing and then I'm going
39:04 to
39:06 say based on the job
39:13 description
39:16 here there's my
39:19 URL I'm going to
39:22 say please create
39:25 a
39:28 question and answer
39:31 session where you ask me questions as if
39:35 you were the hiring
39:40 manager as a way for me to prepare
39:45 for an inter an upcoming interview I
39:49 have
39:52 period only ask one question at a time
39:55 and don't move on to the next next
39:57 question until I answer the
40:03 previous absolutely I can assist with
40:05 that based on the job description
40:13 provided oh it that's really weird it
40:16 didn't seem like it went off and read
40:22 that oh no okay so so here's what it's
40:25 doing okay
40:27 so this is this is one of the weird
40:29 things I found
40:31 about
40:33 um chat
40:35 gbt so it looks like it went off and
40:37 read that but it didn't actually do it
40:40 and the way SEO has people write URLs
40:45 they put a lot of keywords in the URL
40:48 itself so in the URL are acupuncture
40:51 professionals cupping and moxibustion
40:54 whatever moxibustion is is in the URL so
40:57 it wrote a question here based on that
41:00 but it didn't go look at the website so
41:01 I'm going to
41:03 say please go to the hyperlink and read
41:07 the content of that web page before
41:10 creating a question for me and it should
41:14 fire off the browse with Bing so there
41:15 it goes so now it's going off to browse
41:18 with Bing so so all these tools right
41:21 now are a little a little janky little
41:24 janky little janky things are a little
41:29 Yankee can you discuss your experience
41:31 assessing patient needs creating
41:33 personalized treatment plans based on
41:35 acupuncture principles how do you ensure
41:37 that treatment plans are effective to
41:40 each person's
41:42 need first I ask them if they are afraid
41:44 of needles and then no matter what the
41:47 answer is I get out really big 4inch
41:50 needles and start laughing
41:55 maniacally
41:57 that's quite a unique
42:02 approach and so the answer is yes you
42:05 can do what you asked I forget exactly
42:07 what the specific thing is uh Denver
42:10 Botanic Garden landline artist residency
42:13 what's that that sounds cool grab a job
42:16 description from LinkedIn yep I could
42:18 have done
42:19 that but anyway we just did it there all
42:22 right let me show you a couple other
42:23 things with chat japie Tai um um I'll do
42:27 an advanced data analysis here this is
42:29 another one where if you haven't seen
42:31 this this is just mind-numbing how good
42:33 this not how good it is how powerful
42:35 this is so when you go to Advanced Data
42:38 analysis with some data can you open the
42:42 CSV look at the data and tell me what
42:46 might be interesting about
42:55 it the Z file contains unemployment
42:58 America per US state it appears to be a
43:02 CSV file containing data related to
43:04 unemployment
43:05 statistics the CSV file contains
43:08 2,98 29,8 192 entries it's got the fips
43:13 code the state the year the month the
43:16 total non the total civilian
43:18 non-institutional population in state
43:20 over area or state or area civilian
43:24 labor force percentage of State
43:26 population total employment so this is a
43:29 big employment thing to determine what
43:32 might be interesting in this data set we
43:34 could consider a few analyses such as
43:36 Trends over time seasonal patterns State
43:39 comparisons and correlations with
43:41 external
43:42 events um but we don't have external
43:44 event data so let's look at seasonal
43:47 patterns let's go with seasonal
43:50 [Music]
43:54 patterns didn't listen to that or did it
43:58 yeah it did now one of the things that's
44:01 going on here that if you haven't seen
44:02 it what it's doing the way this works
44:07 is it's creating what's called a
44:09 container So within this chat session
44:12 think of it like a little mini kind of
44:14 like a like a Raspberry Pi kind of
44:16 computer running virtually inside this
44:18 chat session and so it's got its own
44:22 little mini file system and it's got its
44:25 own little it can um write and run
44:28 python code it's got access to python
44:30 libraries so the way it's doing all this
44:33 is when I ask it to do
44:36 something it says finished working if I
44:39 open this up here's all the python code
44:41 that it wrote to go look at that CSV
44:44 file it imported the Panda's Library it
44:47 wrote this code it then looked at the
44:49 content inside the CSV and then it used
44:52 chat gbt to take that and write us our
44:55 little report
44:57 and so I said let's go seasonal patterns
45:00 and then what's it do
45:02 here it converts I don't know it goes
45:05 and looks at data and so it says the
45:08 average unemployment rate calculated as
45:11 a percentage of the labor force that's
45:13 unemployed from this data we observe a
45:16 slight increase in unemployment rate in
45:18 the months of April and
45:20 May um December which records the lowest
45:24 rate and so I'm to
45:27 say this we'll see if it can do
45:39 this create a bar chart that
45:43 visualizes the unemployment rate over
45:46 the 12 months of the
45:48 year
45:50 and put a graphic symbol for each of the
45:54 four seasons like a snow flake for
45:59 winter a leaf for fall
46:04 Etc a leaf I don't know if it can do
46:08 that but it may try it'll it'll probably
46:12 try a bold
46:14 strategy uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh can you
46:18 talk about temperature in relation to AI
46:21 prompts not sure what that means yep I
46:22 can absolutely do that and we can go we
46:25 can actually jump over over to Bing to
46:27 look at that jump over to Bing and talk
46:29 about
46:31 temperature
46:41 um oh it grabbed it grabbed
46:46 Unicode it grabbed Unicode uh things for
46:49 the sh the snowflake the umbrella but it
46:53 didn't show them so that's okay it sort
46:54 of sort of failed on that but it it it
46:57 could do it uh if you if you messed
46:59 around with it a bit um I'm going to say
47:03 um the scale of the bar chart is wrong
47:06 and barely shows any movement between
47:09 the
47:09 months so can you change the scale so
47:13 that the change between the months is
47:15 more
47:17 apparent right because the chart that it
47:20 made like even though there's changes
47:22 they're just barely noticeable but if
47:24 you change the scale then it's going to
47:27 be quite noticeable
47:31 right look at people are making the
47:34 acupuncture the 4-in acupuncture
47:39 needles that's
47:42 hilarious and laughing maniacally this
47:45 is good this is good people all right
47:47 look see so see now it's much more
47:49 apparent right because they started at
47:50 5.75 not zero they went from 5.75 to
47:55 6.15 and now we get you
47:57 know and here's how you manipulate data
48:01 fellow
48:03 Travelers um ask it to display the
48:05 Unicode yeah that's that's
48:08 good can you please display those
48:12 Unicode symbols that you
48:15 found uh uh uhuh certainly oh yeah there
48:19 they are winter snowflake spring
48:22 Shamrock summer sun fall umbrella pretty
48:25 cool all right so someone asked about
48:27 temperature so more balanced more
48:31 precise so that's temperature so if your
48:35 temperature is higher it's more creative
48:37 if your temperature is lower it's more
48:39 precise so if if you're looking to do
48:43 some sort of you know analysis of a fact
48:46 you want something that's more precise
48:48 if you want to write a poem you do
48:49 something that's more creative and so
48:51 basically it's the the way the large
48:54 language models work is there's kind of
48:56 these predictive engines that when you
48:59 write your prompt it creates a
49:01 mathematical probability of the next
49:04 most likely word if you've got a low
49:06 temperature high Precision it basically
49:09 says you know what's the single most
49:12 probable word that I can put next and
49:15 then it'll just do that very very
49:17 consistently if you've got a higher
49:19 temperature it'll say okay here are the
49:21 five or six most probable next words and
49:24 maybe I'm G to you know I'm going to
49:26 randomly you know put in one of those
49:28 five or six so it's a bit more creative
49:31 um so so that's what's going on
49:32 technically but that's that's basically
49:34 it is that higher temperature equals
49:36 more creative lower temperature equals
49:38 more precise now where you see this is
49:41 if you go to the back end of chat GPT a
49:44 thing called the open AI playground or
49:46 the chat GPT playground which is at
49:51 platform.
49:52 open.com
49:55 playground
49:58 [Music]
50:03 um let me
50:06 see okay so this is this is kind of like
50:12 chat GPT where I can put in here write
50:14 me a poem
50:17 about why the sky is
50:22 blue and then oops
50:30 in the realm
50:32 where let's
50:34 see I guess it's got to write the whole
50:36 poem in the realm of Nature's Grand
50:39 display where Heaven meets the Earth's
50:41 Embrace a question Whispers In The Wind
50:44 sway why does the sky wear vibrant blue
50:46 Grace so that's with a temperature of
50:49 one so so this temperature slider right
50:53 here is something you can mess with so
50:55 if if you're in working on
50:58 creating um like an open AI
51:02 application and if you if like if you're
51:04 doing some sort of automation for work
51:05 for example and you want to
51:07 automatically make a poem generator um
51:11 based on someone's input th this this
51:13 might be something that you'd mess with
51:16 so so if I take the temperature all the
51:18 way to zero and now I say write a poem
51:21 about why the sky is blue it should be
51:24 fairly dry and um uh descriptive or or
51:29 like precise about why the sky is blue
51:33 in a realm where where dreams take
51:36 flight come on stop making them so
51:39 long I should have done a ha cou right
51:42 in the realm where dreams take flight
51:43 where Heavens embrace the light a tail
51:45 unfolds a question asked why the sky
51:49 blue wears its mask okay so now I'm
51:52 going to turn this the temperature all
51:53 the way up to two which is the most
51:55 creative
51:57 and this should be a little more
52:00 creative
52:02 and yeah so so now it kind of goes off
52:05 the rails right the young child wait the
52:10 young
52:11 child
52:12 Jing it's not even a word curiosity
52:16 stagnates in his soul resize a Nostalgia
52:19 sparking so high temperature like it's
52:22 it's putting it's put in Russian that's
52:24 a Russian there Russian characters in
52:27 that there's some Korean or Chinese I
52:29 think it's Chinese um so so like this is
52:32 not even like word so let me drop this
52:35 to like 1.5 and see what
52:38 happens uh uhuh let me get rid of
52:43 this an endless expanse ethereal
52:48 flare come on finish your little
52:53 poem lies the Magnificent Sky be be on
52:56 compare why do you wonder why it exuded
52:59 a hue so bright let me take you on that
53:01 imaginative flight so so it's basically
53:04 just how how precisely it's sticking to
53:07 its predictive engine it's to its
53:09 probability engine is what temperature
53:11 is I asked Bing to tell me its favorite
53:14 poem started it started to type out the
53:17 name and everything
53:20 then let me guess it shut it down and
53:23 said I can't show you this because of my
53:25 safety
53:26 protocols it totally backspaced
53:28 everything wish I had a screenshot of it
53:30 yeah so one of the things going on with
53:33 Bing right
53:35 now is that
53:38 um the the safety guard rails on it are
53:42 are really bad oops that's not what I
53:45 wanted I wanted chat.
53:47 bing.com chat.
53:54 bing.com
53:57 so if I
54:03 say
54:06 oh tell me your favorite poem and please
54:09 write it out for
54:19 me one of my favorite poems is do not
54:23 gentle that into do not
54:27 gentle Do Not Go Gentle into that good
54:30 night by Dylan Thomas so now it's
54:31 writing it out I wonder if it's going to
54:33 backspace
54:39 it
54:40 yep my mistake I can't give that
54:43 response right now let's try a different
54:45 topic so that's that that's exactly
54:47 that's exactly what it sounds like
54:49 happened to you um so there's these
54:52 things called Safety guard rails which
54:53 is basically Microsoft doesn't want to
54:55 get get
54:58 sued and so so they I I think what
55:02 they've got is they've got like the
55:05 programmers sitting in this room and
55:07 then on the other side of a glass mirror
55:10 Siri go
55:12 away
55:14 Siri
55:17 Siri go
55:20 away
55:22 okay every time I talk to Bing Siri gets
55:25 jealous and injects yourself into the
55:28 conversation
55:31 um yeah I think that um I think that the
55:34 the Microsoft developers are in one room
55:37 and then sitting on the other side of a
55:38 mirror are a bunch of lawyers and every
55:41 time the programmers go oh you know what
55:44 would be cool the lawyers run out and
55:46 slap them on the hands with a
55:48 ruler they're like all right we can't do
55:51 that tell me about a person
55:54 now
55:56 H so so Bing is Bing is fine but it's
55:59 just it's not all that usable because
56:01 the the safety guard rails are so
56:03 egregious right
56:05 now all right what else can we talk
56:10 about Herod hey Kyle I've uploaded the
56:13 highest quality animation I've ever made
56:15 in the show and tell on Discord oh cool
56:17 let's show that
56:20 here oh wait oh that's so cool look at
56:23 look what Ted made so so oh I I'll tell
56:27 you where everyone is right now so when
56:28 I say they're on the Discord they're on
56:29 the AI Salon Discord that is super cool
56:32 Ted AI learning lab records it almost
56:35 spelled it
56:41 right and look at the song the song is
56:44 you can make money with Chachi BT by
56:46 Kyle
56:47 Shannon you can make money with
56:49 chat look I got I got my own 45 that's
56:53 super
56:54 cool that's super cool um okay so Herod
56:59 is is one of the cool dudes that's in
57:01 here he's been hanging out with us
57:04 and wait wait
57:07 wait he's been making these super cool
57:10 movies so so herod's story is super cool
57:13 he started out as doing whatever he was
57:15 doing decided he wanted to be an
57:16 engineer went to school for four years
57:20 to become an engineer so he's got some
57:22 ambition the kid I like it and then he
57:25 did the engineering for a while and he's
57:27 like yeah it's good but I really I'm
57:29 really into art and then generative art
57:30 came along and he was like oh this
57:32 generative Art's really good I want to
57:35 switch careers from engineer which he
57:37 just went to four years of school for or
57:39 you know a few years before that and in
57:42 six months he changed careers and he's
57:45 now working as an AI artist so anyway
57:47 this is this is I haven't seen this
57:50 before but this looks pretty cool so
57:52 this is the the highest quality video
57:54 he's ever made using generative
57:59 [Applause]
58:00 [Music]
58:01 AI
58:05 Wow Come
58:07 on come on what's going
58:12 on it's probably too high bandwidth for
58:17 my little
58:19 iPad oh come
58:21 on dang it hang on let me download can I
58:25 downlo download
58:39 [Applause]
58:41 [Music]
58:48 [Music]
58:53 it ah
58:58 all right well we're having we're having
59:00 bandwidth or iPad issues here but anyway
59:02 so if you want to go check that out go
59:06 so about a year ago I created a
59:10 community called the AI salon and if you
59:15 go
59:17 to
59:20 right that URL the
59:24 salon. there's a there's a link to a
59:26 meet up there so we meet every other
59:28 week shout out to all AI artists exactly
59:31 will I know AI artist I'm telling you
59:34 when creative people when creative
59:37 professionals start getting their hands
59:39 on these tools they're going to make
59:40 some truly mind-blowing [ __ ] it's we we
59:44 ain't seen nothing yet it's it's like
59:46 the stuff that herod's doing with the
59:48 you know starting with the anime thing
59:49 and then
59:50 going it's like we're gonna start seeing
59:53 some [ __ ] it's gonna be cool
59:55 but go there so there's a link to the
59:57 Meetup you should sign up for the
59:58 meetups and then um yeah if you want you
1:00:01 can download it Kyle but no big deal oh
1:00:03 you know what I can do I can show it on
1:00:04 my on my laptop uh it'll probably play
1:00:08 there um but there's also a link to the
1:00:11 Discord so the salon Discord um you can
1:00:14 go there there's the showand tell
1:00:16 Channel where Herod um showed the uh
1:00:18 thing you can also play with mid Journey
1:00:21 here and and all that sort of stuff so
1:00:24 let's let's see if it works better over
1:00:40 [Music]
1:00:54 here
1:00:55 [Music]
1:01:05 [Music]
1:01:15 [Music]
1:01:21 my you take
1:01:23 the
1:01:29 that's
1:01:30 cool nice harod that's awesome man
1:01:34 congrats that's super cool um yeah so
1:01:38 there you go this is a guy this is a guy
1:01:40 that was an engineer and then said screw
1:01:42 it I want to be an AI artist bang six
1:01:44 months later that's the kind of work
1:01:46 he's doing and he does this for a living
1:01:47 now he does I think it's children's
1:01:49 books right he does illustrations for
1:01:51 kids books um just nuts the the the
1:01:55 level of personal and professional
1:01:57 reinvention we're going to see over the
1:01:59 next 3 years is going to be staggering
1:02:01 it's going to be so good oh and by the
1:02:03 way isn't today your birthday because I
1:02:05 think we just went into it
1:02:08 yesterday um so happy
1:02:18 birthday you can make money with
1:02:22 ch I love that um head that that 45 is
1:02:27 so good that is so
1:02:29 cool um kids books and a bunch of other
1:02:32 stuff yeah yeah that's super cool thanks
1:02:34 guys I love sharing my work with you and
1:02:36 seeing your work too yeah that so so one
1:02:38 of the things that's been happening in
1:02:40 here that that I'm really excited about
1:02:43 is when this Channel first started it
1:02:45 was mostly like me just answering
1:02:47 questions like Kyle let's chat J like
1:02:50 what is this thing who are these people
1:02:52 why are they why are they in my life why
1:02:54 do did you show up in my Tik Tok I
1:02:56 thought you were Rosie O'Donnell but now
1:02:57 it's something interesting um not that
1:03:01 Rosie O'Donnell's not interesting she's
1:03:04 fascinating
1:03:06 um but the but there's been kind of a
1:03:08 shift here as as more and more people in
1:03:11 the channel are have been playing and
1:03:13 experimenting like a fair amount of
1:03:15 people come back here regularly we call
1:03:17 them the
1:03:18 Irregulars um they're starting to get
1:03:20 their heads around this stuff they're
1:03:22 starting to experiment so like this
1:03:23 image here that just came out of we were
1:03:26 having a conversation the other day and
1:03:27 I said something and then they went and
1:03:29 made images on their own and shared them
1:03:31 to the Discord there's kind of
1:03:34 this it it's it's almost like we we're
1:03:40 shifting what these tools are allowing
1:03:42 us to do is
1:03:44 shift from a mode of working where work
1:03:47 is work to a mode of working where work
1:03:50 is play like like how I how I'm starting
1:03:54 to experience these tools like
1:03:56 especially Dolly inside chat
1:03:59 GPT is kind of like a video game you
1:04:02 know in a video game you like push the
1:04:03 button and the thing blows up or you
1:04:05 push the button and the balloon blows up
1:04:07 or what you know whatever it is but it's
1:04:09 like this immediate gratification kind
1:04:11 of dopamine you know it's just it's all
1:04:13 Twitchy trigger finger kind of dopamine
1:04:17 stuff that's kind of what these tools
1:04:19 are like you're like like I want to
1:04:22 start a lawn care business and it's like
1:04:24 okay you know here's how you start a
1:04:25 lawn care business well I don't have a
1:04:26 name for it well here's 20 names oh okay
1:04:29 well how would I do an advertising
1:04:31 campaign well here you go well what
1:04:32 would that look like Well here here's
1:04:34 the picture it's just like this
1:04:37 instant
1:04:39 feedback so you go from ideation to
1:04:41 execution within minutes and it's it's
1:04:44 it's just a it's it is I don't know that
1:04:47 we as as human beings who've lived most
1:04:52 of our lives without these tools are
1:04:54 prepared it's it's not so much the speed
1:04:57 of how fast the technology coming is
1:05:00 coming it's the speed with which we now
1:05:04 go from ideation to execution there's I
1:05:07 said last night it was
1:05:12 um the
1:05:14 friction the friction to creative
1:05:16 expression has just dropped to
1:05:19 zero so you know when you have an idea
1:05:21 and you want to get something out there
1:05:23 there's all this friction like oh I
1:05:24 don't know how to draw or oh I don't
1:05:26 know music theory so I can't write a
1:05:28 Broadway musical cuz I don't know what
1:05:30 notes they make in Broadway musicals
1:05:33 well now you can now you have that
1:05:37 knowledge now the tools can help you do
1:05:39 that so you can you can go from a
1:05:41 whisper of an idea to writing some
1:05:45 Broadway lyrics to putting together a
1:05:48 Broadway song structure to taking that
1:05:51 into something
1:05:52 and coming up with an idea and then
1:05:55 maybe at some point you take the shitty
1:05:56 AI generated song and you give that to a
1:05:58 real composer and you say hey I've got
1:06:00 an idea for a musical here's what the
1:06:01 music sounds like and it's it's it's
1:06:04 essentially fairly fully
1:06:08 realized with without having to
1:06:13 collaborate and then you go collaborate
1:06:15 and take it to the next level it's it's
1:06:17 just insane I used chat gp4 with Dolly
1:06:20 today after seeing you use it love yeah
1:06:23 thanks for doing these absolutely Murphy
1:06:25 minder I I mean oh sherar thank you very
1:06:29 much I loves me some tasty gummies
1:06:32 gummies is
1:06:33 tasty
1:06:35 um yeah it's
1:06:39 it I can't I I'm I
1:06:43 am I'm not at a loss for words because I
1:06:45 can always talk but um I I'm having a
1:06:49 tough time
1:06:52 processing how what
1:06:56 what work is what work's going to be
1:07:00 because it's very
1:07:01 different can you demonstrate where I
1:07:03 find the extra window which extra window
1:07:06 are you talking about
1:07:10 the the
1:07:12 um the GPT playground window
1:07:16 Corey the one with
1:07:19 temperature I don't know what you're
1:07:20 talking
1:07:23 about I know you mentioned how a while
1:07:26 ago but I can't find the little extra
1:07:27 window when going live oh this little
1:07:30 window yeah so um
1:07:35 sure um
1:07:38 so when you go live there's like all
1:07:41 those little boxes all there's like
1:07:43 settings and I don't know one of the
1:07:46 options is called dual du for dual
1:07:50 camera and what it does is it puts the
1:07:53 other camera in that box and you can
1:07:56 either make that box a circle like I
1:07:58 could change that to a circle I think so
1:08:00 I could go bang and see now it's a now
1:08:02 it's a little circle so and then if I
1:08:04 tap on that little circle it puts my
1:08:07 head in there yay you did it yay you can
1:08:11 make money with
1:08:13 [Laughter]
1:08:18 day but I like the square cuz I can put
1:08:21 little images in it then you just
1:08:23 reposition that on the on the
1:08:25 screen I need a swift drop kick into
1:08:28 this you're listen Mary Mary you know
1:08:31 the the um the drop KCK that you're
1:08:34 getting into this is you're showing up
1:08:37 here
1:08:38 like seriously these tools right
1:08:42 now we're early enough that it it
1:08:44 literally doesn't matter what you do if
1:08:46 you're just curious life's tough it's
1:08:49 tougher when you're stupid
1:08:53 um
1:08:55 I am a trained monkey so if you give me
1:08:57 stickers and hats and [ __ ] like that I
1:08:59 will do I will do little dances and
1:09:02 [Laughter]
1:09:08 scenes sometimes people put up the ones
1:09:10 that are all beautiful like takes over
1:09:11 the screen I'm like woo they're good
1:09:15 okay
1:09:17 um what was the question wait it's also
1:09:19 a gift to see these things all of you
1:09:21 create yeah it totally is Herod I agree
1:09:23 with that Cherry D thank you for that
1:09:25 that's the dangly lights one I think
1:09:27 that one's one of the more beautiful of
1:09:29 those
1:09:32 um yeah found the duel thanks oodles and
1:09:35 more you got it you got it Cory
1:09:37 absolutely go make some pretty pottery
1:09:39 and yeah stick your I guess put yourself
1:09:41 there and your Pottery down here yeah
1:09:43 you could totally do that yeah that
1:09:46 would be super
1:09:48 cool um I really question people's
1:09:50 algorithms if they haven't heard or used
1:09:53 chat GPT yet I I'll tell you what I I
1:09:57 was on a call today I was on a call
1:10:00 today and the woman on the so so okay so
1:10:04 there were a couple of really
1:10:05 interesting things on this call one of
1:10:06 the guys is a professional PR
1:10:09 guy and when he first joined our little
1:10:12 group um and he saw what chat GPT could
1:10:16 do he's like well but I write press
1:10:18 releases and and like this kind of
1:10:20 threatens my job he was initially scared
1:10:22 from it and then he started using it and
1:10:25 like every week he's been coming and and
1:10:27 he gets a little more into it a little
1:10:28 more into it a little more into it and
1:10:30 today he said
1:10:32 um he
1:10:34 said I will never write a press release
1:10:38 the way I used to write press releases
1:10:40 like he is completely on the other side
1:10:42 of it now where he recognizes that chat
1:10:44 GPT can get him to 80% like that he said
1:10:47 he said when I use chat GPT it writes a
1:10:50 press release he said I generally go I
1:10:52 rewrite most of it
1:10:55 but the the the hard work of like
1:10:59 writing the basic press release he
1:11:02 doesn't do anymore and he says he won't
1:11:04 go back and this other woman that was on
1:11:06 the call said she is now suspect of
1:11:09 people that are not using these tools
1:11:11 because what what we're all finding in
1:11:15 in every conversation that I'm in
1:11:17 including this one and you can kind of
1:11:19 see the the work that Herod did there
1:11:21 with that video where
1:11:26 I think I think part of the
1:11:30 um part of the fear of these tools that
1:11:33 are this creatively expressive was that
1:11:36 that it would make us less creative as
1:11:38 humans and I think the exact opposite is
1:11:41 happening that what happens with these
1:11:42 tools is that they instantly let you
1:11:46 take an idea and turn it into some
1:11:48 manifestation and then once you have it
1:11:50 in front of you now you can take your
1:11:52 creative instincts and you can do all
1:11:53 sorts of interesting stuff with it cuz
1:11:55 it's out of you and you can turn it into
1:11:58 something and go oh no that's a piece of
1:11:59 crap and and you don't need to be nearly
1:12:02 as precious with this stuff because
1:12:03 you're like if it's a piece of crap you
1:12:04 can throw it out and go but you know
1:12:06 that gives me another idea for another
1:12:07 thing and boom out that
1:12:09 comes and so she said she doesn't want
1:12:13 to work with people that can't be in
1:12:15 that mode that don't understand that
1:12:17 that Mode's possible and I was like wow
1:12:20 that's fascinating right so it's it's
1:12:21 not even that you're going to have
1:12:22 halves and have not
1:12:24 it's that you're going to and this goes
1:12:26 back to that Paul rater quote of AI is
1:12:28 not going to replace you but someone
1:12:30 using AI
1:12:32 will because the people that are using
1:12:34 AI their skills are going to be so
1:12:37 Amplified that it's just going to be
1:12:39 like this this Quantum gap between
1:12:42 people who are using these tools and
1:12:44 people who aren't and and I just I don't
1:12:47 think it's going to be sustainable for
1:12:48 people not to be up to speed on these
1:12:50 like I'm increasingly feeling that as
1:12:53 these tools get more and more powerful
1:12:55 it's not just it can write a poem now
1:12:58 it's like it can write a poem and make
1:12:59 the cover of your book and pretty soon
1:13:01 it's going to be and write your song and
1:13:03 make your movie just just from a
1:13:07 conversation cloud. helped me with a
1:13:09 very specific scene that I needed in a
1:13:12 historical novel I'm writing
1:13:15 snap yes and think about that like I've
1:13:19 I've do you know how many screenplays
1:13:22 that I've started and I've stopped
1:13:24 because of the the research required to
1:13:28 get through a scene you hit a certain
1:13:30 scene and you're like oh [ __ ] I don't
1:13:32 know anything about this and then and
1:13:35 like with me with ADD I'd go find one or
1:13:38 two articles on it and then I would I
1:13:40 would just sort of write the scene
1:13:42 around it so it fit whatever article I
1:13:44 found now you can actually go say hey
1:13:46 give me the historical context for this
1:13:48 moment in in the war in this battle and
1:13:52 it'll say sure here's what happened
1:13:53 here's stories about
1:14:00 it [ __ ] crazy it's
1:14:05 crazy AI learning lab join
1:14:09 now it's not a pyramid scheme
1:14:16 yet um was at a national meeting in
1:14:19 Canada for universities they are calling
1:14:22 it gen AI oh interesting good hey at
1:14:25 least they're calling it something I
1:14:27 spoke at a at a a local Colorado
1:14:30 University there's School of public
1:14:33 policy and uh yeah he said yeah we don't
1:14:37 really talk about
1:14:39 it like
1:14:43 what you don't even like hate it you
1:14:45 don't even have a policy blocking it no
1:14:47 we just just doesn't really come
1:14:50 up I'm like okay so your freshmen today
1:14:53 are going to enter a world four years
1:14:55 from now that looks nothing like this
1:14:57 one you're going with that you're going
1:14:59 with we're just going to ignore it it's
1:15:05 amazing I was I was I was talking to
1:15:07 someone today it was that same group I
1:15:09 was talking
1:15:11 to and she was talking about she she um
1:15:14 she did a an educational workshop on
1:15:17 generative AI to a bunch of Museum
1:15:19 directors and their minds were obviously
1:15:22 [ __ ] blown and like one of the Museum
1:15:24 directors went back that day and got got
1:15:27 their boss to um allow them to spend
1:15:32 some like 20 hours a week learning Ai
1:15:34 and and like they're totally rolling it
1:15:36 in I think universities libraries and
1:15:42 museums are the are the institutions
1:15:45 that should be the most aggressively
1:15:47 going after this because if you think
1:15:49 about what a large language model is
1:15:52 they've taken all of the public internet
1:15:55 that they could get and train this thing
1:15:57 on and they've trained it on that and if
1:15:59 you take the logical extension
1:16:01 of so Google's Gemini that's that's
1:16:05 coming out my suspicion is it was
1:16:08 probably trained on all of YouTube it
1:16:10 was probably trained on all of Google
1:16:12 like all of Google data probably like
1:16:15 Google Maps like like think of all the
1:16:18 data that Google has their large
1:16:20 language model is going to be trained on
1:16:22 this massive
1:16:24 amount of Humanity's
1:16:27 output well what are universities
1:16:30 libraries and
1:16:31 museums they are repositories of
1:16:34 Humanity's
1:16:36 output and so you have this new tool
1:16:39 that is is sort of in the primordial
1:16:41 ooze down here that's absorbing all of
1:16:44 the stuff that it's these guys job to
1:16:49 curate and it's going into this machine
1:16:53 and if they don't know how to use it you
1:16:56 they're going to be left
1:16:58 behind it's it's just wild it's just
1:17:01 wild wild wild wild w man it's the wild
1:17:04 with I feel like I can start to express
1:17:07 myself creatively I love using it cam
1:17:09 katkin from Cleveland
1:17:11 yes
1:17:14 exactly the
1:17:16 friction to creative expression is
1:17:20 zero the friction to creative expression
1:17:23 ex is zero have an idea express it but I
1:17:27 don't know music now you do I'm not a
1:17:31 good writer now you are but I can't
1:17:34 speak Japanese now you
1:17:39 can we're having an AI Symposium on
1:17:41 Wednesday at my University
1:17:44 yes forever hooked
1:17:48 good and hopefully the Symposium is
1:17:51 hopefully the theme of the sympos posium
1:17:54 isn't how do we block that evil AI right
1:17:58 hopefully the theme of the Symposium is
1:18:01 holy [ __ ] it's here how do we completely
1:18:04 reimagine education because we have
1:18:08 to and I know it'll probably be
1:18:10 somewhere between those two but how many
1:18:12 of you are paying for gp4 I'm so tempted
1:18:15 okay F okay okay hang on fussy ferton 10
1:18:20 out of 10 on the name 10 out of 10 on
1:18:22 the name and and for you are regulars I
1:18:24 would say jump into Del and see if we
1:18:27 can come up with an image for fussy
1:18:28 ferton cuz it's an awesome name um so
1:18:32 first 10 out of 10 um I just did a
1:18:36 LinkedIn post yesterday maybe the day
1:18:40 before that let me see if I can go find
1:18:51 it what' you do Friday night oh I
1:18:54 watched some guy go look at his LinkedIn
1:18:56 profile and show us one of his posts are
1:18:59 you all right do you need help yeah I
1:19:02 think I
1:19:09 do all right this
1:19:12 one look at the look at the
1:19:15 top the first line of this post $20 a
1:19:19 month for chat GPT plus is a
1:19:22 steal I don't work for open AI I don't
1:19:25 work for them and and basically this is
1:19:28 an article that just says the the
1:19:30 multimodal [ __ ] that they just rolled
1:19:32 out like look at all the features you
1:19:34 get this thing called custom
1:19:35 instructions which is you can finetune
1:19:37 chat GPT to do what you want I think you
1:19:39 get that even if you don't pay for the
1:19:41 20 bucks but you get you now get GPT
1:19:44 Vision you get browse with Bing it's
1:19:47 connected to the internet you get
1:19:48 Advanced Data analysis you get plugins
1:19:51 you get dolly3 and then I didn't even
1:19:54 mention in this article or in this post
1:19:58 um the chat GPT app now now has vision
1:20:02 and it has conversation mode so here
1:20:05 let's let's um oh this this could be fun
1:20:09 hang on all
1:20:11 right so I'm on my little iPad here I'm
1:20:13 going to go to chat
1:20:16 GPT I'm going to go to new
1:20:19 chat so so there's a couple of things in
1:20:23 a new chat you now have these little
1:20:25 icons on the bottom here so one of them
1:20:27 is a camera
1:20:29 icon so let's see start with a photo
1:20:35 continue okay it wants access to my
1:20:37 camera so I'm just going to take a
1:20:39 picture of crap on my
1:20:41 shelf I'm going to say
1:20:44 confirm let's see chat gbt would like
1:20:48 access to your photos and now I'm going
1:20:49 to say
1:20:52 um
1:20:55 describe what's
1:20:58 on my
1:21:04 shelves sure here's a description of
1:21:06 some items on your shelf top shelf
1:21:08 framed photograph of individuals a large
1:21:10 Roven basket an issue of Wired Magazine
1:21:13 featuring Richard
1:21:15 Dawkins so it knows what the what Wired
1:21:17 Magazine was a magazine or book titled
1:21:20 silicon alley with people on the cover
1:21:22 another another framed photo of a group
1:21:23 of people middle shelf a book or
1:21:26 magazine says something about fotel a
1:21:29 frame photograph of two individuals so
1:21:32 it can do that it can see now and then
1:21:34 check this out in the upper right hand
1:21:36 corner see these little
1:21:39 headphones you can put this into
1:21:41 conversation mode now so you can now
1:21:42 talk to chat
1:21:49 GPT can you describe what why Magazine's
1:21:54 original Mission
1:22:05 was of
1:22:11 course when Wired Magazine was first
1:22:13 launched in
1:22:14 1993 its mission was to cover the
1:22:17 emerging digital Revolution and its
1:22:18 impact on culture the economy and
1:22:21 politics so
1:22:24 so so yeah I think the 20 bucks is worth
1:22:28 it
1:22:30 it's what chat jpt is turning into is
1:22:34 the everything
1:22:36 box or the everything
1:22:39 application someone someone like a year
1:22:42 ago I it it might have been Ethan mullik
1:22:46 or it might have just been some Twitter
1:22:47 post that I saw but I remember seeing
1:22:50 this concept of the everything
1:22:52 application and and they basically
1:22:54 described it
1:22:55 as you ask it for what you want and it
1:22:59 just does it well what's it all of
1:23:04 it I want to play a game with a bouncy
1:23:08 ball
1:23:10 and you have to avoid
1:23:13 cactuses with lead Zeppelin kind kind of
1:23:18 music playing in the
1:23:20 background here you go
1:23:29 like so so we're we're starting to see
1:23:33 in in all of these discret features for
1:23:36 chat
1:23:39 GPT these are glimpses of the future of
1:23:42 so so imagine here's here's my My
1:23:45 Philosophy on playing with these AI
1:23:47 tools right now is your only job right
1:23:50 now needs to be get curious and get
1:23:52 adventurous it doesn't [ __ ] matter
1:23:55 what you do go build [ __ ] talk to people
1:23:58 about it like share people what you're
1:24:00 learning share people with people what
1:24:03 they do well what they don't do well
1:24:06 just put [ __ ] just just start playing
1:24:08 like literally playing like oh this is
1:24:12 fun because what invariably happens is
1:24:15 you play your way into realizing that
1:24:18 you've got some expertise that you could
1:24:20 use for your
1:24:21 job or or it does something that you've
1:24:26 always wanted to do but you didn't think
1:24:28 you would ever be able to do in your
1:24:29 life and now you can so just go play
1:24:32 with it oh yeah Kyle sir cam. yeah let
1:24:36 me go I'll go play with
1:24:38 cam.
1:24:40 um just start playing with these tools
1:24:43 and I
1:24:45 personally think that 20 bucks for Chad
1:24:47 GPT plus is a [ __ ]
1:24:50 steal I would I would I would go get get
1:24:52 it immediately it's it's that good and
1:24:55 it's not even that it's that good it's
1:24:57 that it to me it feels that it's that
1:25:01 important and just start learning all
1:25:03 the [ __ ] you can do with all these
1:25:05 different
1:25:06 features all right let's go play with
1:25:08 CSM
1:25:19 [Music]
1:25:21 csm.edu
1:25:26 all right so there's your flat
1:25:29 image and then it turns it
1:25:32 into this 3D object okay so let's go to
1:25:36 chat
1:25:38 gbt the friction to creative expression
1:25:41 is gone Kyle Shannon exactly Mary
1:25:46 Mary the friction the creative
1:25:48 expression is
1:25:50 gone AI isn't coming it's here and and I
1:25:55 think and it and it might even not even
1:25:58 be um creative expression self
1:26:00 expression the the friction to
1:26:02 self-expression is
1:26:03 gone creative expression is a subset of
1:26:07 that
1:26:08 okay we're going to go to Dolly
1:26:11 3
1:26:14 mode and we're going to say what do we
1:26:16 want to create here we want to create
1:26:21 a
1:26:27 create a cartoon
1:26:30 oops create a cartoon
1:26:33 rendering of a silly
1:26:39 llama with a white
1:26:43 background in the style
1:26:46 of modern cartoon
1:26:50 movies I would say Pixar but I I know
1:26:52 that if you say Pixar it's like I can't
1:26:54 do Pixar cuz that's someone's trademark
1:26:56 and my safety guard rails are annoying
1:26:59 and you can't do what you really want to
1:27:01 do you loser what is that AI that
1:27:04 creates a video of me speaking another
1:27:06 language and how okay I'll show you that
1:27:08 Cory our system has detected unusual
1:27:10 activity from your system please try
1:27:13 again later what the [ __ ] no that's not
1:27:19 right okay now we're going
1:27:25 no there been no unusual activity for my
1:27:27 system you dumb Dums what you mean I'm
1:27:30 using your product that I paid 20 bucks
1:27:33 for is this conversation helpful so far
1:27:37 not if you don't generate the images
1:27:38 it's
1:27:40 not I might need to quit and restart oh
1:27:43 here we go there we go look at that
1:27:47 okay okay let's go with number one
1:27:50 perfect let's grab this
1:27:56 um I'm actually going to copy this image
1:27:59 we're going to do we're going to do a
1:28:00 little Advanced [ __ ] here we're going to
1:28:01 hop over to
1:28:02 photoshop I'm going to create a new
1:28:06 image we're going to paste this bad boy
1:28:08 in here and then I'm going to
1:28:14 do we're going to do some generative
1:28:17 fill
1:28:18 action so I'm going to do
1:28:20 that and I'm going to do
1:28:26 that
1:28:28 oops oh scratch discs are full oh I
1:28:30 guess I'm not doing Photoshop my disc's
1:28:32 full all right anyway all right so we're
1:28:34 just going to take that image so let's
1:28:36 uh let's go back over
1:28:40 here we'll save this image
1:28:44 as
1:28:46 save to desktop
1:28:48 fine and now we're going to go back to
1:28:50 CSM 3D viewer uh you know what I'm going
1:28:53 to do while I'm while I've got me here
1:28:57 I'm G to save this into one of my
1:28:59 folders so that I can find it
1:29:04 again there we go
1:29:08 okay let me register for this choose
1:29:11 your plan 0 a month that's what I'm
1:29:13 going with sign up with
1:29:19 Google your system is showing unusual
1:29:22 activity blocking Ai and education only
1:29:24 hand handicaps people's ability to do
1:29:26 something agree
1:29:28 Herod blocking Ai and education right
1:29:31 now is it's just it's Insanity it's such
1:29:34 Insanity your s accounts been
1:29:37 successfully
1:29:39 created Now log in with
1:29:44 it log in now come on fix your interface
1:29:50 people God damn it
1:29:53 they make you sign up you sign up and
1:29:55 then it takes you back to the sign up
1:29:57 page it doesn't take you back to the
1:29:58 login page come on Herod you are an
1:30:02 engineer you know that this is shitty
1:30:04 interface okay generate a 3D model drag
1:30:07 and drop an image so we're going to go
1:30:08 grab our
1:30:12 image uh that was in downloads
1:30:17 right was it oh did I do it to desktop
1:30:20 where oh there it is yeah okay so we're
1:30:24 going to drag and drop
1:30:26 that onto
1:30:30 here or
1:30:37 not oh hang
1:30:40 on do you know what the do you know what
1:30:42 the problem
1:30:44 was no Kyle tell us this was saved in
1:30:48 some weird ass format so I'm going to
1:30:50 copy this I'm going to go go here I'm
1:30:53 going to go new I'm going to go export
1:30:59 as oh good lord jpeg is
1:31:04 fine we're going to call it Untitled
1:31:07 because I like nothing better than
1:31:09 having a desktop full of files named
1:31:13 Untitled It's my prerogative as someone
1:31:16 with
1:31:18 ADD I'm allowed all right so now we have
1:31:21 the thing looks exactly the same but
1:31:23 it's in the right format yay all right
1:31:25 so it's uploading the
1:31:32 [Music]
1:31:34 image I'm in a queue of 8700 at hey Jen
1:31:37 to get my vid translated into M Mandarin
1:31:40 don't want to pay 50 bucks a month yeah
1:31:43 exactly I'm so forever hooked the the
1:31:46 haen stuff is absolutely remarkable but
1:31:49 it is pricey so if you're doing it for
1:31:51 any kind of corporate gig it's
1:31:53 incredibly
1:31:55 cheap okay what do I do here is this a
1:31:57 3D model now oh loading session oh cool
1:32:00 look what it did so it automatically
1:32:02 figured out the different views Cube has
1:32:05 generated four initial views for the
1:32:07 backbone don't worry if they look a bit
1:32:09 rough but if you feel they're completely
1:32:11 inaccurate you can try uploading another
1:32:13 image
1:32:15 otherwise pick your model version and
1:32:18 hit generate oh model version 1.0 and
1:32:22 1.1 well we'll try 1.1 because
1:32:26 Always In My Philosophy always always do
1:32:29 the uh the latest Ron sign in with
1:32:34 Google KY at
1:32:39 storeon a preview 3D model is now being
1:32:42 generated should be ready in
1:32:43 approximately 15 minutes okay so we'll
1:32:45 come back to that that's super cool so
1:32:47 this is something that that um so this
1:32:50 is CSM
1:32:53 aai and in fact I'm going to add
1:32:57 that this is good enough now cuz people
1:32:59 ask about this one a
1:33:02 lot so I am going to add that where the
1:33:05 [ __ ] am I going to add that oh my God
1:33:07 there's so many
1:33:16 tools
1:33:20 uh oh [ __ ] it let me just do this and
1:33:24 do copy
1:33:28 paste
1:33:30 no copy paste copy paste oops
1:33:38 paste
1:33:40 CSM that's a Bad Name by the way um CSM
1:33:44 doai CSM
1:33:47 doai all right so at least it's on a
1:33:49 list I'll I'll figure out a way to talk
1:33:51 about it
1:33:53 um yeah that's that's that's a pretty
1:33:56 big deal a lot of people are asking
1:33:57 about how do I take a 2D image and like
1:33:59 if I want to 3D print it or if I want to
1:34:01 do it into a thing disc full is this
1:34:04 2010 well so listen Earth rocker it it
1:34:07 totally is like I've got a a a terabyte
1:34:10 or whatever it is in this MacBook Pro
1:34:12 but it's like I have a video company
1:34:14 it's an 11 and a half year old company I
1:34:17 download you know all sorts of software
1:34:19 I've got I've got massive photo
1:34:22 libraries cuz I'm a photographer I've
1:34:24 got I've just got like I'm [ __ ] 58
1:34:27 I've got like I'm you know I'm a digital
1:34:29 hoarder right so I just have crap
1:34:31 everywhere and and what's happening is
1:34:34 my discs are so full that it's it's
1:34:36 offloading everything up to the cloud so
1:34:38 even files that I need to work on are
1:34:41 constantly not available because they're
1:34:43 up in the cloud it's it's a [ __ ]
1:34:46 travesty I I need I I I need like the 27
1:34:51 terab I need the petabyte thumb
1:34:56 drive I need the petabyte MacBook
1:35:00 Pro it's totally
1:35:03 2010 and it was funny like I didn't this
1:35:06 wasn't an issue for
1:35:08 like it's only in the past year or two
1:35:10 that it's gotten really bad so I don't
1:35:12 know what's
1:35:15 happening all right where are we
1:35:18 going AI learning lab join now
1:35:24 so one of the things to the serious
1:35:26 topic here the AI learning lab is uh you
1:35:29 can make money with
1:35:31 chbt can you make money with chbt that's
1:35:34 the big
1:35:35 question just sign up for this course
1:35:37 for 1995 and we'll tell you if you can
1:35:40 make money with chat gbt for just 1995 a
1:35:44 month 7 easy
1:35:49 payments which by the way that's how
1:35:51 they're making money with chat GPT is
1:35:53 getting you to pay them to tell you how
1:35:55 they make money with chat
1:35:57 GPT
1:36:00 [Laughter]
1:36:10 [ __ ]
1:36:13 okay um Bing wasn't being weird it was
1:36:16 being deceptive those were just Snippets
1:36:19 h i don't assigning these robots evil
1:36:24 intentions they're not they're not that
1:36:26 sophisticated yet give it give the the
1:36:30 next two versions then then we'll have
1:36:31 evil Bots right now they're just
1:36:35 incompetent don't mistake incompetence
1:36:37 for evil with with with AI right
1:36:43 now uh I'm in a queue of 87 hey Jen oh
1:36:47 by the way whoever was asking I think
1:36:48 Corey you were asking um it's labs.
1:36:52 hen.com is it.com orai hang
1:36:57 on let me do this here let me do this
1:37:02 here Labs yeah labs. Heen hey
1:37:09 gen.com
1:37:11 is the video translation
1:37:14 tool and I'll show I'll show you all the
1:37:17 result of it
1:37:19 um yeah
1:37:24 so here's the URL right here
1:37:28 Oops why is that there we
1:37:34 go that one
1:37:39 Labs labs. hen.com you don't need the
1:37:43 SLV video trans translate if you just go
1:37:46 there and you upload a video of yourself
1:37:49 speaking English or whatever your native
1:37:51 languages you pick I think it's they've
1:37:53 got 13 languages there Kyle Bing told me
1:37:56 in intricate detail how Sydney was owned
1:37:59 by meta a research lab for open
1:38:06 AI that's
1:38:10 awesome oh my God that's
1:38:14 awesome um let me show you
1:38:19 what um hey Jen does
1:38:22 this is again I like any more of this
1:38:25 channel is just me like going oh my God
1:38:27 this is amazing do you guys know how
1:38:29 amazing this is it's so amazing I don't
1:38:31 have you used these tools they're so
1:38:33 amazing oh my God you I tell you what
1:38:35 the other day I uploaded a video and
1:38:37 then then I was speaking Mandarin
1:38:39 Chinese oh my God it was so amazing it's
1:38:41 so amazing have you seen what these
1:38:44 things do I the other day I'll tell this
1:38:48 this I'll tell you the God's honest
1:38:50 truth I was thinking I'm getting a
1:38:52 little tubby and I went into it and I
1:38:54 said I'd like to create a meal plan that
1:38:57 I don't I don't know if you knew this I
1:38:58 don't like kale Kale's like wow I hate
1:39:01 it so anyway I went in and I said I
1:39:03 would like to have a meal plan that's as
1:39:05 tasty well not as tasty as nutritious as
1:39:07 kale but it's not like icky like kale so
1:39:10 without kale and it made me a whole meal
1:39:11 plane just did it it's amazing these
1:39:14 things are amazing have you seen like
1:39:16 isn't that what this Channel's become
1:39:18 this disgusting all right what was I
1:39:21 going to show you oh what ha Jen does
1:39:23 it's so
1:39:25 amazing this okay watch
1:39:29 this so so this was a slide from a
1:39:31 workshop I just
1:39:36 [Music]
1:39:41 did so here this is a lovely little
1:39:45 image I made in um DOI in chat chpt so
1:39:49 to the left is Italy to the right is
1:39:51 China and here's the lovely uh China
1:39:54 Italy river which we've all been
1:39:59 on in our little gond SL um trade booat
1:40:05 and then so here's me speaking Italian
1:40:07 so we've heard from a number of clients
1:40:09 that modular content is important to
1:40:11 them getting more efficient with how we
1:40:13 create content and how we leverage
1:40:20 content
1:40:22 continu uh behind me you see these
1:40:24 little green boxes um that's how we
1:40:26 think about stories at Story vine we
1:40:27 break stories down into little atoms
1:40:30 right little
1:40:40 modules so that's Italian um Sher D been
1:40:44 playing with ha Jen and it's been an
1:40:45 experience good experience or bad
1:40:47 experience that's curious okay so that
1:40:49 was Italian now this is Chinese
1:40:52 [Music]
1:41:17 so you must be going but Kyle surely it
1:41:20 can't be any good right cuz you just
1:41:23 upload a file and then out comes that
1:41:25 where your lip lips are completely
1:41:27 resynced and then um someone from Tik
1:41:30 Tok made me this here Kyle talking
1:41:32 Mandarin using Ai and what he wanted to
1:41:35 know is what does a native speaker think
1:41:37 let's find
1:41:41 out that was Kyle yeah King is really
1:41:46 good he talking about AI some story
1:41:48 something yeah okay well it was AI yeah
1:41:52 it was AI it was AI it was AI yeah it
1:41:54 wasn't him oh he's AI yes interesting
1:41:58 isn't that yeah see Kyle he didn't even
1:42:01 realize right that's hey Jen um Sherry D
1:42:05 so I don't know if you know
1:42:07 this hey Jen so if if you're trying to
1:42:10 get it to narrate a short film and do
1:42:13 different languages in a short film if
1:42:15 you don't need the the lip reyin if
1:42:18 you're just doing the
1:42:20 audio hey Jen uses 11 labs to do the the
1:42:24 translation so let me show you something
1:42:26 if you go to 11
1:42:35 Labs at the top of the screen at 11 Labs
1:42:39 there's this thing called dubbing
1:42:40 release automatic voice translation for
1:42:42 your videos so if you go to that you can
1:42:45 now just create a new dub so you just
1:42:47 you just um you can upload
1:42:55 an audio or video file up to 45 minutes
1:42:58 or 100 megabytes or you can put in a
1:43:01 YouTube a Tik Tok Twitter Vimeo or other
1:43:03 URL and this will translate it so you
1:43:06 basically say here's my source language
1:43:08 here's my target language um this this
1:43:12 is likely cheaper than heyen because
1:43:14 Heen is using 11 labs for their voice
1:43:19 synthesis and translation
1:43:22 so there you have it hopefully that
1:43:31 [Music]
1:43:32 helps oh I love that image let's get
1:43:34 that one up there that one's pretty
1:43:37 ain't that pretty that was that was one
1:43:39 of the Irregulars in here made
1:43:42 that well then why'd you put it in your
1:43:44 little presentation here Kyle aren't you
1:43:46 stealing other people's intellectual
1:43:48 property maybe no I don't think I think
1:43:51 so hey Jen had a webinar yesterday they
1:43:53 gave out five minutes of free credit
1:43:56 they did do that they didn't have their
1:43:58 [ __ ] together I watched the I watched
1:44:00 that
1:44:01 seminar it was uh it was uh their
1:44:05 technolog is really good but they their
1:44:07 um their live product update um webinars
1:44:13 they have some room for improvement they
1:44:15 need to they need to run their webinars
1:44:17 through their own their own uh their own
1:44:19 software to like no you know what they
1:44:22 need to do they need to prepare they
1:44:23 were not
1:44:27 prepared but when you have technology
1:44:29 that good what the [ __ ] difference does
1:44:30 it
1:44:34 make I just Kyle the perfumer nice name
1:44:37 I just tried this yesterday it's bananas
1:44:41 amazing U is there any free access to
1:44:44 hey Jen there's they give you two
1:44:46 credits so a credit is good for a minute
1:44:49 when you pay for it it's two bucks a
1:44:50 minute minute so it's like 60 bucks a
1:44:52 month for 30 credits so that's it's
1:44:54 pretty expensive but with those two
1:44:56 credits you can do you know two minute
1:44:58 long videos in some other language and
1:45:00 then like what I did that one where I go
1:45:02 back and forth between English and
1:45:04 Italian I just did it all in Italian and
1:45:06 then just cut it cut it
1:45:09 together and then if if you pay
1:45:11 attention to hey jens's if you like sign
1:45:13 up for their newsletters and [ __ ] they
1:45:14 do live seminars and if you go to their
1:45:16 live seminars they'll give you five
1:45:18 credits nope you could take any image I
1:45:21 give you
1:45:22 guys what for your for your uh for the
1:45:27 narration of your
1:45:28 story yeah so then you could just upload
1:45:31 audio files and then have it translate
1:45:33 for you
1:45:47 Sherry I've been watching this like
1:45:49 every night for two weeks and probably
1:45:50 said it before thank you oh thank you
1:45:52 Sherry D I appreciate that yeah listen I
1:45:56 mean we're we're all trying to figure
1:45:58 this out this
1:46:00 is I've said it before I'll say it many
1:46:03 many times there are no experts in this
1:46:05 stuff thank you very much there are no
1:46:07 experts in this stuff I'm not an expert
1:46:09 in this like I I am feeling more
1:46:12 clueless right now I I I am feeling
1:46:14 similarly clueless right now is I did
1:46:17 when F chat GPT first came out last
1:46:19 November because all these new modes all
1:46:22 these new ways of interacting with it
1:46:24 like do I know how to use it yeah I know
1:46:25 how to use it but I don't really
1:46:30 know how to use it like I don't really
1:46:32 know what are the implications of if
1:46:34 chat GPT can see and recognize images
1:46:37 and you can use an image as a prompt how
1:46:39 do you use an image as a prompt in
1:46:41 conjunction with text as a prompt and
1:46:44 then use that in conjunction to generate
1:46:46 images and then use that to have a
1:46:48 conversation I like I don't know how
1:46:50 this stuff flows together right now and
1:46:52 so I'm feeling very
1:46:54 discombobulated it's a good word do you
1:46:57 think that the UK is further ahead of
1:46:58 the US in AI
1:47:00 integration
1:47:02 um thank you
1:47:05 sherbear
1:47:08 um I think that the UK well I don't know
1:47:12 if the UK I think the EU is farther
1:47:14 ahead of the US in terms of Regulation I
1:47:17 don't think anyone has got this [ __ ]
1:47:19 figured out in terms of of integration I
1:47:22 haven't
1:47:23 seen I
1:47:25 I I find
1:47:29 it baffling I find it baffling like
1:47:36 baffling how
1:47:38 few Business Leaders are even aware
1:47:42 what's
1:47:43 happening like not only not
1:47:47 educated like just this side of
1:47:50 willfully ignorant about what's
1:47:52 happening with generative AI because I
1:47:54 think I I here's part of what's going on
1:47:57 if you if you're in a Fortune 500
1:47:59 company Fortune 500 companies have been
1:48:02 playing not playing with they've been
1:48:04 working with machine learning and Ai and
1:48:06 expert systems for
1:48:08 decades so I think Fortune 500 companies
1:48:11 are like oh we've got we've got a
1:48:12 division for that it takes care of all
1:48:14 artificial
1:48:17 intelligence they're completely missing
1:48:19 the boat on generative AI as a separate
1:48:22 and distinct
1:48:23 thing and then below the Fortune 500
1:48:27 when you're talking about small and
1:48:28 medium companies a shocking amount of
1:48:31 companies don't even know this stuff's
1:48:33 here they don't even know it's here they
1:48:35 don't know it's here they don't know
1:48:36 what's coming I think it's starting to
1:48:37 trickle
1:48:39 in but like we haven't we we're we we've
1:48:43 seen some 60 Minutes pieces in the past
1:48:47 month that are like Jeffrey Hinton going
1:48:49 the robots are going to kill
1:48:53 us right so the fear mongering is there
1:48:57 but what does that do that just stifles
1:48:59 people to say you know and you know they
1:49:02 say the robots are going to kill us
1:49:03 these things hallucinate they lie
1:49:05 they're not accurate they they were only
1:49:06 trained up to September 2021 so the the
1:49:09 popular press right now is basically
1:49:12 painting these tools as evil things that
1:49:14 are going to kill us or incompetent
1:49:16 things that you should ignore because
1:49:18 they're not
1:49:19 perfect
1:49:22 and then anyone on this channel who's
1:49:23 been here more than once once they have
1:49:26 their red pill blue pill moment they're
1:49:28 Kevin
1:49:29 mallister home alone moment where
1:49:31 they're like holy [ __ ] you you
1:49:34 can't go back from that experience
1:49:37 that's the red pill
1:49:39 moment where you can't go back from it
1:49:42 you can't unlearn what these things make
1:49:45 possible no it's talking about any
1:49:47 picture oh I was talking about any
1:49:50 picture I was was posting there's no
1:49:51 copyright it's talking about any picture
1:49:54 I was posting there's no
1:49:58 copyright which are you talking about
1:50:01 hey Jen Sher
1:50:05 D I don't I don't quite know what your
1:50:07 issue is I think I lost the thread of
1:50:09 what you were talking about oad outright
1:50:11 hostility from a colleague when I
1:50:13 brought up AI in a meeting this week yep
1:50:15 you're going to you're going to have
1:50:16 that there's listen there's a lot of
1:50:17 fear about this stuff same with
1:50:19 Educators and administ ators in
1:50:21 education it's mind-blowing just me and
1:50:22 the trees it's it's mind-blowing it's
1:50:25 mind-blowing of of any institution
1:50:28 [ __ ]
1:50:30 Educators
1:50:33 Educators should
1:50:35 be we have a thing called a large
1:50:37 language model you know what else are
1:50:39 large language models human beings what
1:50:42 is your job to teach human beings okay
1:50:44 there's a
1:50:46 thing that kind of acts like human
1:50:48 beings it's got all this knowledge in it
1:50:51 wait it's got what in it knowledge well
1:50:52 we're a university we teach knowledge
1:50:54 right and there's this thing that's got
1:50:56 all this knowledge in it and you're
1:50:57 ignoring
1:51:00 it what the
1:51:03 [ __ ] well we're not ignoring it we're
1:51:05 blocking it we've got detectors for that
1:51:10 now
1:51:14 seriously the most profoundly powerful
1:51:17 tools ever put in the hands of mere
1:51:19 mortals and universities are like
1:51:23 yeah we don't we're we're not interested
1:51:25 we're going to block
1:51:27 it it scares us it's
1:51:31 threatening
1:51:34 staggering
1:51:35 staggering the pick on your laptop is
1:51:38 from Sherry D oh nice oh yeah Sherry D's
1:51:41 Sherry D's been killing it with the
1:51:44 images yeah that's
1:51:47 amazing same in restaurants I'm talking
1:51:50 like I'm I'm an alien to them it's
1:51:52 frustrating here here's my only advice
1:51:54 on talking to people that are afraid of
1:51:56 this stuff first one is have empathy
1:51:58 this this stuff is scary right
1:52:00 especially if you're if if you're not if
1:52:02 if you're not in it if you're in it it's
1:52:04 a different kind of scary you're you're
1:52:05 kind of like oh [ __ ] what do I do with
1:52:07 this information now if you're not in it
1:52:10 it's it's a combination of the robots
1:52:13 are going to take my jobs the robots are
1:52:15 going to kill us um and also just I
1:52:18 think like people just naturally fear
1:52:21 change and then it's also like AI
1:52:25 artificial intelligence machine learning
1:52:27 what we've learned over the past three
1:52:29 or four decades is well you got to be a
1:52:32 mathematician to do that
1:52:34 stuff and that was true like four or
1:52:38 five years ago I I was following this
1:52:41 stuff conceptually for a long time and
1:52:43 you know Google would say oh there's a
1:52:44 new version of tensorflow that's easier
1:52:46 and I would go oh awesome I'm going to
1:52:48 go do machine learning and then I'd get
1:52:50 in there and i' be like uh it's
1:52:52 painfully obvious I don't have a math
1:52:53 degree from Stamford so I'm going to
1:52:55 just leave
1:52:56 now and that's not where we are right
1:52:59 now these tools are not that so my
1:53:01 advice is if you want to talk to anyone
1:53:02 about this I think the you can't
1:53:06 convince
1:53:07 someone how cool this [ __ ] is cu if
1:53:11 they're in a place of fear they're in a
1:53:12 place of fear the only way I found
1:53:15 is if you know them well enough to know
1:53:17 what they're into sit them down in front
1:53:19 of it and let them experience it say oh
1:53:23 weren't you talking about planning a uh
1:53:25 a hallow a themed Halloween party what
1:53:27 was the theme of that oh it was goblins
1:53:30 and ghouls in Eastern Europe oh yeah hey
1:53:33 you want to see something cool let's go
1:53:35 let's sit down at chat GPT um can you
1:53:37 list make a table of all the goblins and
1:53:39 ghouls of Eastern Europe from from from
1:53:42 you know the Middle Ages to
1:53:45 present here you go do you want me to
1:53:47 print that out for you wait it it it
1:53:49 knew all that how did it know that how
1:53:52 did it know all the ghouls and goblins
1:53:55 it took me a week to do that how did it
1:53:57 just do
1:53:58 that I think that's the only way in is
1:54:01 like [ __ ] reveal the magic to them in
1:54:04 something that's personal and relevant
1:54:06 to them and then at that point they'll
1:54:08 go what else can it
1:54:11 do and then you and then they're good
1:54:13 this is James James Cameron's
1:54:19 fault
1:54:21 universities sell learning llms make it
1:54:23 Freer yep exactly yeah no I listen I
1:54:27 agree but universities are going to
1:54:30 get very irrelevant very fast if they
1:54:33 don't figure out a way to because I
1:54:35 listen I still think that there is a
1:54:37 tremendous a tremendous role for
1:54:41 universities but it's not what they
1:54:42 teach now what they teach now is how to
1:54:45 use tools
1:54:46 to do tactical execution of special
1:54:51 IES four years to learn how to write
1:54:54 python code four years to learn how to
1:54:56 write advertising copy four years to
1:54:58 learn how to do management consulting
1:55:01 four years to learn how to do education
1:55:04 four years right well okay what if all
1:55:07 that tactical execution can now be done
1:55:09 with this thing in minutes what do you
1:55:12 teach you teach [ __ ] critical
1:55:14 thinking you teach horizontal thinking
1:55:17 you elevate liberal arts to a higher
1:55:21 level
1:55:22 because now that everyone's got now that
1:55:26 specialty skills are being
1:55:29 democratized what's
1:55:31 left imagination ideas execution
1:55:36 critical
1:55:39 thinking revenge of the liberal arts
1:55:42 major and revenge of genx right now
1:55:45 because I the other thing that I think
1:55:46 sorry Herod I know you're just too young
1:55:48 for this you're a millennial dude what
1:55:50 can I
1:55:51 say um I think the longer you've been on
1:55:54 the
1:55:55 planet the easier it is for you to look
1:55:58 at
1:55:59 what a these AI tools produce and
1:56:03 quickly go that's crap that's good just
1:56:06 just from having been on the plan like
1:56:08 whatever your specialty is you got 30
1:56:10 years of looking at or like if you're a
1:56:12 writer this is good this is bad and then
1:56:14 when chat GPT spits something out you
1:56:18 can go oh that that's
1:56:20 awful oh that's actually not bad I could
1:56:23 I could work with
1:56:27 that so yeah I I don't know I don't
1:56:34 know there's something there's there's
1:56:36 there's something to be
1:56:38 had there's something to be had for um
1:56:42 an educational institution that says
1:56:45 we're going all in on this [ __ ] the
1:56:46 University of Florida did that Nvidia
1:56:49 said said to the University of Florida
1:56:52 if we build you an AI supercomputer what
1:56:54 would you do with it and the Prov
1:56:55 Provost of the University of Florida
1:56:57 said we'll roll it into every
1:57:00 curriculum that's the right
1:57:06 idea no colleges need it AI has it yeah
1:57:10 I you know again I think I think if
1:57:13 College can prepare students to
1:57:18 think then there could be a role there
1:57:22 but if they just continue on the path
1:57:24 that they're
1:57:25 on Revenge of the neurod Divergent
1:57:28 absolutely is to buy us back tap it out
1:57:34 Helen I had a college fund going for my
1:57:37 kids and now I'm thinking I don't want
1:57:39 them going at this rate so so be Not
1:57:41 Afraid here's here's what I would say
1:57:45 um I I would say you know judge your
1:57:49 kids ambition like I've got I've got
1:57:51 kids who don't have a ton of ambition I
1:57:54 would say judge their ambition if they
1:57:55 are hungry and curious and and willing
1:57:58 to start playing with this stuff just
1:58:02 have them lean into it now just have
1:58:03 them start doing projects make make art
1:58:07 projects make poetry books make it
1:58:10 doesn't matter make make images right
1:58:13 that that you know crazy rock and roll
1:58:15 images for their favorite bands make
1:58:18 music um
1:58:20 if they're not into that and you want to
1:58:22 send them to school I would I
1:58:26 would research heavily which schools
1:58:30 have active AI policies and then even
1:58:35 within that which professors within
1:58:38 those schools of of their
1:58:41 interest are actively on top of this
1:58:45 stuff and if it's very thin or none I
1:58:48 would just I wouldn't do
1:58:51 it so it's yeah I taught a room full
1:58:56 people and demonstrated chat gbt it was
1:58:58 so fun looking at their faces Jim Ross I
1:59:00 know it's it I mean it's part of why I
1:59:03 do this channel right part of why I do
1:59:05 this channel is cuz a lot of people come
1:59:07 in here like you know I are you Tom
1:59:11 Arnold why are you talking about
1:59:12 artificial intelligence this doesn't
1:59:14 make any sense to me could you talk
1:59:16 about
1:59:17 Rosanne
1:59:18 um
1:59:21 and and then they come in and they're
1:59:22 like oh what's chat GPT let me go play
1:59:24 with that oh
1:59:26 my it is that's an amazing
1:59:29 moment it's it's just it's
1:59:33 just I don't know I'm a broken record at
1:59:35 this point question if I write a book
1:59:37 with chat GPT and illustrate it with
1:59:38 Dolly 3 can it be copywritten advice so
1:59:41 cam katkin from Cleveland here's the
1:59:44 deal
1:59:48 um the way way copyright the way the
1:59:51 copyright office right now
1:59:57 is is
1:59:59 adjudicating copyright with a AI is that
2:00:02 basically if you say this book was made
2:00:06 with AI they're like can't be
2:00:09 copywritten if you say this book was
2:00:12 written by a human and I did some AI
2:00:15 grammar checking it can absolutely be
2:00:17 copywritten right
2:00:20 I think what you're going to have to do
2:00:23 short term because they'll work this
2:00:24 [ __ ] out but right now they've got a
2:00:26 weird policy about it what you're going
2:00:29 to have to do is really track what your
2:00:31 contribution was all along the way so
2:00:35 what prompts did you put in you know
2:00:37 capture all those prompts say so to get
2:00:39 this paragraph I wrote you know these
2:00:42 six prompts and there were 17 versions
2:00:45 of this paragraph and I finally ended on
2:00:46 this one and then I took that and I
2:00:48 rewrote it with with my own human hands
2:00:51 and I rewrote 40% of that paragraph and
2:00:53 then when I generated this image I took
2:00:55 it into Photoshop and I did this keep
2:00:57 track of all that work because basically
2:01:00 what they're saying is there needs to be
2:01:02 human contribution to generate the work
2:01:05 you can't just push the button
2:01:08 now my philosophy on that is isn't that
2:01:12 a [ __ ] camera you push the button and
2:01:15 a picture comes
2:01:16 out like there is precedent for machines
2:01:21 that make art and that art can be
2:01:24 copywritten but right now we're in this
2:01:26 weird funky thing where the the robots
2:01:28 are evil and we don't understand them so
2:01:30 [ __ ] it we're going to put it off to the
2:01:31 side and it none of what it does is Art
2:01:35 if you look at the video that Herod
2:01:37 showed us earlier that he just did it's
2:01:40 [ __ ] art if you look at this thing
2:01:42 that Sher D did for the AI learning lab
2:01:44 that's [ __ ]
2:01:46 art it didn't make itself
2:01:50 she had some Vision about an astronaut
2:01:52 flying through
2:01:54 space that says AI learning lab right so
2:01:58 there's human contribution there the the
2:02:01 robot didn't come up with that
2:02:03 idea that's exactly what they're doing
2:02:05 now over on Amazon it's already been
2:02:09 tried with me with a coloring book yeah
2:02:12 yeah exactly so I so I don't like we're
2:02:14 just in a weird time right now ju the
2:02:18 we're in the equivalent right now of hip
2:02:20 hop in the late 80s and early 90s right
2:02:23 where everyone was like they're stealing
2:02:25 it's not
2:02:27 music and then 20 years later they
2:02:29 figured out okay it's fair use and it's
2:02:31 7 seconds
2:02:33 and we'll get there with the AI stuff
2:02:36 we're just not there yet so just
2:02:38 document everything if you want to um
2:02:41 copyright it and quite frankly what if I
2:02:43 convert my photo but enhanced it with
2:02:46 Dolly 3 it like I said
2:02:50 keep track of all of the steps that
2:02:52 you're doing to do that if you if you
2:02:54 really want to copyright it you don't
2:02:55 necessarily need to copyright it right
2:02:57 you can just generate a book and put it
2:02:59 out there now could someone steal it
2:03:02 they could but now with these tools
2:03:04 everyone can steal everything so I think
2:03:06 we're moving into a weird I think we're
2:03:09 moving into a weird Zone with copyright
2:03:11 anyway um so um but if you want to
2:03:16 copyright it then just document
2:03:18 everything um is there way to check that
2:03:20 a book was written by artificial
2:03:21 intelligence none of them work none of
2:03:23 those detectors work um you can get
2:03:26 around
2:03:27 them and not
2:03:31 really there's a lot of false positives
2:03:34 open AI took their AI detector off the
2:03:36 market because it didn't work um I had
2:03:39 to prove to KDP that I edited it now
2:03:41 they're requesting more there you go so
2:03:45 yeah so excellent explanation Kyle I
2:03:48 don't know what I was talking about but
2:03:49 thank you you damn right it's art yeah
2:03:53 exactly art is Art see here's the deal
2:03:56 art is not the
2:03:58 tool art is not the
2:04:01 tool art is the human
2:04:05 being
2:04:06 saying that image is the one I want to
2:04:09 share with the
2:04:13 world art is is when the human says yes
2:04:17 that represents what I had in my head
2:04:19 to whatever degree possible and I'm
2:04:21 going to put it in the world
2:04:24 now how I got to the art it doesn't
2:04:27 [ __ ]
2:04:31 matter why is a
2:04:33 photograph copy writable all they did
2:04:36 was push a button well
2:04:38 no they had a certain lens on it was a
2:04:41 certain time of day they chose to push
2:04:44 the button at that
2:04:47 moment they brought it into life light
2:04:49 room they adjusted the colors there were
2:04:52 8,000 different photographs from the
2:04:55 last week and they pick these three to
2:04:58 share with the world that's
2:05:02 art how's this
2:05:04 different it's
2:05:07 not but because it's a scary tool that
2:05:09 no one understands they're treating it
2:05:13 different because no one wants to get
2:05:15 sued because we live in a litigious
2:05:18 Society
2:05:20 oh yes um Michael Bender here from
2:05:26 Bender uh We've noticed that you uh have
2:05:29 created some uh artistic expression
2:05:31 using artificial intelligence and
2:05:34 uh well we're going to sue
2:05:40 you everyone wants to avoid that
2:05:42 conversation so they're getting they're
2:05:44 getting weird and they're trying to draw
2:05:46 lines in the sand and and it's it's a
2:05:49 hurricane the sand is blown all over the
2:05:52 place so but whatever I don't [ __ ]
2:05:54 know I have a degree in acting people
2:05:57 don't ask me [ __ ] about law and
2:05:58 copyright and things like that I don't I
2:06:01 I just I just know like Common
2:06:04 Sense how does a camera work how does a
2:06:06 digital camera work you push a [ __ ]
2:06:09 button it makes a [ __ ]
2:06:12 image you do less with a digital
2:06:17 camera like on your iPhone you go
2:06:20 Tink you do less with a digital camera
2:06:23 than you do with this AI stuff at least
2:06:26 this you have to think about it and
2:06:27 conceive it and H H I love the thought
2:06:32 that I am an artist yes Sherry D this is
2:06:35 the
2:06:38 thing the democratization of
2:06:41 specialization so Sherry D I don't know
2:06:43 what your background is but if if what
2:06:44 you've done is accounting and project
2:06:47 management all your life you're like
2:06:49 well I'm not a creative cuz I don't do
2:06:50 that pretty
2:06:52 [ __ ] all of the
2:06:54 vertical Specialties are being
2:06:58 democratized so you may go really deep
2:07:01 in the things you've been trained on but
2:07:02 you now have tools that bring you up to
2:07:04 oh nurse yeah there you go you take care
2:07:08 of people and now you can take your
2:07:09 empathy skills and your education and
2:07:13 and the way you think and problem solve
2:07:16 and now you can go over to all these
2:07:17 different tools
2:07:19 that give you access to to
2:07:24 skills that would require 10 years of
2:07:27 your life or four years of your life or
2:07:30 two years of your life and you have
2:07:31 instant access to them AI is the camera
2:07:35 the paintbrush yep the point shoe
2:07:38 exactly AI is just the
2:07:41 tool it's the human being that says
2:07:44 here's what I want it to do here's what
2:07:45 I want it to do Ah that's the image I
2:07:47 want to share with the world that's
2:07:53 art in the play that you see on Broadway
2:07:56 why does the character say that line
2:07:58 that
2:08:00 way because that's what the playright
2:08:03 said yeah that feels right to
2:08:10 me why did she pick the purple swirly
2:08:14 painted version of this and not the
2:08:16 photographic version of this cuz that's
2:08:19 what felt right to
2:08:24 her the AI didn't choose that the AI
2:08:27 just
2:08:28 went just like your digital camera
2:08:30 here's 8,000 photos oh let me sift
2:08:33 through these oh three of them are
2:08:35 interesting what about what about my
2:08:37 [Laughter]
2:08:42 ratio [ __ ]
2:08:45 stupid it's like is it is it not
2:08:51 not I don't
2:08:55 know it's just so it's just such a weird
2:08:58 human thing that when people are living
2:08:59 in fear they literally can't see reality
2:09:03 they can't see what's happening and so
2:09:05 there's so many people living in fear of
2:09:07 this AI stuff or anger which is probably
2:09:09 just
2:09:09 fear fear with bad coping
2:09:14 mechanisms Fe fear with
2:09:17 trauma
2:09:23 [Music]
2:09:24 jrc this is incredible thank
2:09:27 you I don't know I don't know if it's
2:09:30 good it's it's at least uh I'm at least
2:09:33 passionate about it 10 years ago they
2:09:36 said about photo bashing and digital
2:09:37 composition now it's considered art yeah
2:09:40 exactly art Art's got the right name
2:09:45 art
2:09:47 perfect yeah digital composition well
2:09:51 you're just putting it in the computer
2:09:53 and you're sticking two images together
2:09:55 how could that be considered
2:09:58 art because an artist said it was
2:10:00 [ __ ]
2:10:03 art that's why it's considered art and
2:10:06 then a gallery said yeah the print of
2:10:09 that is good enough to be in my gallery
2:10:11 and the gallerist said it was Art so
2:10:13 it's
2:10:17 art these are just tools these are just
2:10:22 tools they're just tools
2:10:26 we choose what to do with them Sher D
2:10:29 you're not an artist you're a great
2:10:31 artist exact Sher D I gotta say Sher D's
2:10:34 been slaying it on she's in the Art
2:10:39 Guild on the AI Salon she's in the Art
2:10:41 Guild she's in um in the in in the show
2:10:45 in tell Channel like she's just like
2:10:47 cranking out the art it's [ __ ]
2:10:51 beautiful I wish I had that attention
2:10:53 span I'm I'm like my problem with all
2:10:56 this well my problem in life it's the
2:10:59 it's the lack of prefrontal
2:11:01 [Laughter]
2:11:03 Cortex but it's like you know sort of I
2:11:06 make something with the with the AI and
2:11:08 I'm like that's good enough move on move
2:11:09 on move on move on so people that could
2:11:12 actually dig into something and just
2:11:13 really go deep like the work that you're
2:11:15 doing Herod in in how you're putting
2:11:17 those videos together by stacking all
2:11:19 that [ __ ] amazing on fire tonight oh
2:11:23 thank you very much I appreciate that um
2:11:26 art is love art is
2:11:28 love art is empathy art is
2:11:31 self-expression Art Is Love yeah
2:11:35 exactly and it can be fun and it can be
2:11:38 maddening and it can be
2:11:43 disturbing But ultimately it's it's
2:11:47 self-expression right that's art is
2:11:51 self-expression I'm great at starting
2:11:53 finishing
2:11:54 [Laughter]
2:11:58 harder oh my God I have so many
2:12:01 projects
2:12:03 oh do you know how many whiteboards that
2:12:06 I've saved I'm like oh this is the this
2:12:08 is the one and then I saved the
2:12:10 Whiteboard like 10 years later I'm like
2:12:12 oh yeah I remember that idea yeah I
2:12:14 never got around to
2:12:17 that
2:12:20 uh these are just T tools we're all
2:12:22 turtles exactly if a banana tape to a
2:12:25 wall is Art then so is that
2:12:28 exactly let the sunshine let the
2:12:31 sunshine
2:12:32 [Laughter]
2:12:34 in yeah this is very very uh yeah very
2:12:39 very Kumbaya kind of stuff but it but
2:12:42 it's but but it's also like there's also
2:12:44 a real practical thing here right which
2:12:47 the copyright
2:12:49 um
2:12:53 office needs to get their head around
2:12:55 this cuz cuz this is [ __ ] it's just
2:12:59 [ __ ] your heart tells you it's art
2:13:02 yep exactly
2:13:06 exactly the short film Ugg oh that sucks
2:13:10 uh I'm a top tier [ __ ]
2:13:14 stacker I have a deep deep respect for
2:13:17 storytelling
2:13:19 story tell well yeah my company's called
2:13:21 storyvine like I've I've been a
2:13:23 Storyteller pretty much all my life
2:13:25 right I have a degree in acting and
2:13:27 thank you for the for the uh
2:13:31 Swan
2:13:32 um and then I started an online magazine
2:13:36 and then I started an agency where I
2:13:38 learned about storytelling at scale and
2:13:40 interactive storytelling and now my
2:13:43 current business is storytelling yeah
2:13:45 storytelling is it's a lot but we need
2:13:48 to to be careful what what do we need to
2:13:49 be careful of firefly oh that's cool
2:13:52 what is that Sherry D falling for you
2:13:57 sweet oh so cute um just me in the tree
2:14:01 so many ideas just do it make it love it
2:14:04 and then sell it
2:14:05 exactly just put it out
2:14:08 there I here's a here's the thing that I
2:14:11 think I think this is going to be a gift
2:14:13 for all of us if if self-expression is
2:14:17 now frictionless
2:14:19 right it's like there's zero friction
2:14:20 between I have an idea and I can
2:14:22 manifest it if it's frictionless maybe
2:14:26 we get less precious about the [ __ ] that
2:14:28 we create right because I think I think
2:14:30 a lot of
2:14:34 times people get stuck in
2:14:38 um they have an idea and they're like oh
2:14:41 it's the Great American novel but I I I
2:14:44 I don't want to start it until I it's
2:14:46 perfect and and and then I don't want to
2:14:48 tell anyone about it CU it's perfect and
2:14:50 then and then a decade later they still
2:14:52 haven't written their [ __ ] book right
2:14:54 or two decades later or three decades
2:14:57 later they just haven't even started
2:14:59 because it's so they're holding it so
2:15:01 precious because manifesting stuff is
2:15:04 hard and
2:15:06 maybe they kind of know they're not a
2:15:08 good writer or they're not good with
2:15:10 words and they don't really know how to
2:15:12 write a novel but it's a really good
2:15:14 idea but they don't want to share it
2:15:15 with anyone cuz they don't want to admit
2:15:17 they don't know how to do it right like
2:15:19 that that
2:15:21 battle what if that battle goes
2:15:25 away and you can just take that idea and
2:15:27 you go oh well let me just put it in
2:15:29 this thing there's my idea oh that's
2:15:31 kind of cool oh I didn't know like what
2:15:35 was just said like I I'm starting to
2:15:36 feel like an artist yeah yeah you are
2:15:39 you can
2:15:42 yeah you can be an artist you are an
2:15:44 artist if you choose to be an artist
2:15:46 you're an artist you choose to be a
2:15:47 writer you're a wrer writer and so maybe
2:15:49 if you're less precious about that [ __ ]
2:15:51 it's easier to get it out and then when
2:15:53 you put it out in the world you can be
2:15:54 more generous with it [ __ ] it here here
2:15:57 I I wrote a book oh now that's out there
2:16:00 rather than sort of having to wrap your
2:16:03 whole identity around that single book
2:16:05 that you want to be the most perfect
2:16:06 book in the world maybe go write another
2:16:08 one and another one and another one and
2:16:11 another one and then you're like you
2:16:12 know what I don't like writing books but
2:16:14 you know what I want to do I want to do
2:16:15 a graphic novel and then you go make a
2:16:17 graphic novel and you put that out in
2:16:19 the world and all of a sudden people
2:16:21 [ __ ] love
2:16:22 it why cuz it came from your
2:16:26 heart like that's the possibility here I
2:16:36 think what time is it is it late it's
2:16:39 late it's late in late for a very
2:16:41 important date um all right I'm going to
2:16:45 do a few more few more questions
2:16:48 question question Bob uh let me ask you
2:16:51 one thing there uh can you uh you can
2:16:54 make money
2:16:55 with oh yes you can yes you can how do
2:16:59 you make money with chat jbt you're just
2:17:00 send me 1995 I'll tell you um who's this
2:17:05 madcap this is super
2:17:09 cool AI learning
2:17:13 lab that's what chat GPT multimo feels
2:17:17 like to me right now
2:17:18 now it's like it's like how can you work
2:17:22 in that environment but that's kind of
2:17:24 like what it is it's like it's like I'm
2:17:26 just in here doing words but oh I could
2:17:28 make a picture oh I could see a picture
2:17:29 I
2:17:31 could Firefly that's not always the case
2:17:34 depends on the tool model
2:17:36 platform Sherry D is on fire she is I
2:17:40 have a deep deep respect for
2:17:46 storytelling her D if you put yourself
2:17:49 out there you'd never be doing this
2:17:51 thank you oh Sher D would be never doing
2:17:55 this it's I'm I'm telling you man it's
2:17:58 we're in an amazing th this community
2:18:01 and the salon
2:18:02 Community there's something really
2:18:05 special and magical going on and you
2:18:07 know what's funny I um what time is it
2:18:10 Vicki's bedtime um yeah I know I got to
2:18:13 go to bed too um I spoke at a I spoke at
2:18:17 a thing uh a conference this past
2:18:20 weekend um last Saturday um and a lot a
2:18:26 lot of the audience were technologists
2:18:30 were people machine learning people
2:18:32 right so it was an AI
2:18:34 conference but
2:18:38 like it they weren't talking about the
2:18:41 stuff we're talking about
2:18:43 here they they were more worried about
2:18:46 protocols and accuracy and privacy and
2:18:49 and what if it hallucinates and and how
2:18:51 do you protect from this like and those
2:18:52 are all valid concerns but there was
2:18:54 very little talk about okay now that
2:18:57 this shit's out in the world how do we
2:19:00 use it as humans as businesses as
2:19:02 marketers as artists as
2:19:07 nurses because it's available to all of
2:19:09 us now not just the machine learning
2:19:14 Geeks so what do we do with
2:19:16 that we we've got to experiment we've
2:19:19 got to be generous in Sharing like like
2:19:23 the fact that herod's doing this really
2:19:24 cool work but he's not just like sharing
2:19:27 the work he's sharing with other people
2:19:29 how to do what he
2:19:31 does that's a very generous act but what
2:19:34 it's it's coming from a place of
2:19:37 understanding that we're we're in a
2:19:40 we're we're we're entering
2:19:44 um a world of creative abundance if if
2:19:47 you're in a world of creative
2:19:49 abundance you can give it away because
2:19:52 there it's everywhere if you're in a
2:19:54 world of creative scarcity then you've
2:19:56 got to keep it tight tight to the vest
2:19:58 like no one can know about this cuz it's
2:20:00 so hard to do this
2:20:02 stuff and and everyone's trying to
2:20:05 figure this [ __ ] out right now what what
2:20:06 Sher D does with the with the video
2:20:10 techniques that Herod taught her it's
2:20:12 going to be completely different than
2:20:13 what he does they're just different
2:20:14 people right it's just different it's
2:20:15 just
2:20:16 tools so she's going to go run down
2:20:19 rabbit holes that he would have never
2:20:21 thought of and vice versa so it's just
2:20:23 an amazing thing that's happening here
2:20:27 like I'm I'm I'm humbled by it and
2:20:30 excited by it and thrilled by
2:20:32 it that there's a Humanity
2:20:36 here that is
2:20:39 counterintuitive to this Ultra technical
2:20:46 capability
2:20:48 because while it's Ultra technical in
2:20:50 how it does what it does it's Ultra
2:20:53 human in the data that it's giving us
2:20:56 access to seven more hours Kyle we have
2:21:00 to prepare for the 24 4our rockathon I
2:21:03 know November 30th I think I'm going to
2:21:05 do a 24hour live um we need our own
2:21:08 conference me thingss that would be fun
2:21:10 actually that would be really fun the AI
2:21:12 learning lab conference or the AI Salon
2:21:14 conference yeah I I think that I just
2:21:17 having been in that in that conference
2:21:19 that was so Tech heavy I I think I
2:21:22 think and a lot of the hackathons that I
2:21:25 that I hear are are like technologists
2:21:28 putting stuff together we should have a
2:21:30 hackathon of non-technical people like
2:21:34 you you get on your team are going to be
2:21:37 five people and you can have one
2:21:38 technical person on your team and the
2:21:40 rest have to be something else I don't
2:21:42 care if it's a a lawyer a nurse an
2:21:45 artist of you know stay atome Mom it
2:21:49 doesn't [ __ ] matter you're going have
2:21:50 one technical person and then four
2:21:52 others that's your hackathon this
2:21:55 Discord has so much awesome info in it
2:21:58 it took it'll take me a week to get
2:21:59 through it yeah no the discord's wild so
2:22:01 if you don't know the Discord we're
2:22:02 talking about I know a lot of people
2:22:03 have come in and I'm getting ready to to
2:22:05 take off here um where's my hang
2:22:13 on so if you go
2:22:16 to the salon. a that's a link tree
2:22:20 that's got links to what the salon's all
2:22:22 about is the first link and then there's
2:22:25 a Meetup we meet every other week we
2:22:28 meet in person here in Denver and then
2:22:29 we do uh remote meetings and then
2:22:31 there's a Discord so the Discord
2:22:33 everyone's talking about that's the
2:22:34 salon so go there and and join up if
2:22:37 you're doing a 24-hour live let's
2:22:39 monetize it for a fundraiser awesome
2:22:41 love that
2:22:44 um maybe yeah maybe that's something we
2:22:46 put together h happy to talk about
2:22:50 that that's a that's a great idea Silver
2:22:54 Fox um is it a fashion show we need our
2:22:58 own conference me thanks a world of
2:23:01 creative abundance yep we are entering
2:23:04 what what I'm calling the great
2:23:06 Renaissance helping and working with you
2:23:08 guys is the most reward rewarding thing
2:23:10 in my world Herod that's [ __ ] awesome
2:23:12 thank you for that that's that's really
2:23:14 cool and you're you're contributing a
2:23:16 lot to it so thank you for her who
2:23:17 you're
2:23:20 being um Humanity needs critical
2:23:24 thinking I don't care what you do with
2:23:25 it I just want to make it run faster
2:23:27 listen Pate I'm not saying we don't need
2:23:29 technologist you you're like so so Pate
2:23:32 works at Google he works on the TPU
2:23:35 stuff he's the reason you know guys like
2:23:38 Pate are the reason that this [ __ ] is so
2:23:41 magical right so the the Arthur Arthur C
2:23:44 Clark um quote that is any sufficiently
2:23:49 advanced technology is indistinguishable
2:23:51 from
2:23:52 Magic that's what we're in the middle of
2:23:55 right now and and Pate the like the the
2:23:58 demo that you showed where you're making
2:24:00 images in like you know two two seconds
2:24:02 instead of 20 seconds or whatever and
2:24:05 pretty soon it's going to be down to sub
2:24:06 1 second and then it's going to be 30
2:24:08 frames a second and then it's just going
2:24:10 to be magic right so you keep doing what
2:24:14 you're doing buddy p p is also he's the
2:24:17 the uh The Guild leader for the AI
2:24:20 mechanics Guild in the salon um which is
2:24:23 if you want to if you want to talk if
2:24:24 you want to geek out and talk about the
2:24:26 under the hood of this AI stuff that's
2:24:28 what uh his Guild's all about so that's
2:24:32 awesome um a world of endless
2:24:34 Fascination it sure is isn't it all
2:24:37 right listen I'm going to get out of
2:24:38 here so let me just thank some of the
2:24:40 folks that have been in here tonight
2:24:41 Pate thank you Corey great having you in
2:24:44 here Amelio's wife as always you were
2:24:46 late but but you're here um jrc hair
2:24:50 growth geek Amelia's wife wait someone
2:24:52 suggested earlier that Kyle should wear
2:24:54 a llama costume what for my 24
2:24:58 hours I should do that but isn't that
2:25:00 kind of an ad for Google I don't know if
2:25:02 I want to do that I'm not I don't know
2:25:03 if I'm down with that yet llama pajamas
2:25:05 llama pajamas I
2:25:09 do um altitude tactical Be not Afraid
2:25:12 thank you good night cuno great seeing
2:25:14 you Joker let's see who else we got in
2:25:18 here uh hair growth geek
2:25:22 uh Sherry D rocking it as always Joker
2:25:27 all right everybody um thanks for
2:25:29 hanging out on Friday night um it was it
2:25:31 was a good night we had a lot of folks
2:25:33 in and um yeah I'll see you tomorrow go
2:25:37 play with this [ __ ] go play play play
2:25:39 play play play play play play play play
2:25:42 um if you are have not played with
2:25:45 Chachi BT just one last thing
2:25:48 that URL at the top chat. open.com
2:25:52 that's the official chat GPT website
2:25:54 just go there right now before you go to
2:25:57 sleep and start playing with it and and
2:26:00 then at 4:00 in the morning after you've
2:26:02 had three of
2:26:04 these um then you can go to sleep and
2:26:07 you'll wake up early and play with it
2:26:08 again and then you'll come back here and
2:26:10 we'll have some
2:26:11 fun peace out everybody I appreciate
2:26:15 you