10/16/2025 - The Latest AI Updates, From GPT-5's Rocky Launch to New Runway Features

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16. 4:59Um, lots going on tonight. We've got the new uh the new I I can't even keep track anymore. We've got VO3.1.
17. 5:12We've got Runway that's got a whole new app suite. And if you're like, what are Runway apps? We can play with those
18. 5:18tonight and find that out. Um, Brandon just spent two days at MECON, the Marketing AI Institute annual
19. 5:25convention, I guess, learning all about all sorts of marketing and AI. They go together like like peanut butter and chocolate. [Laughter]
20. 5:37They do. They do. It's good. It's good. It's [ __ ] everything up. It's going to change everything. Nobody knows
21. 5:44what's going on. Everybody's in a panic. But it's awesome. It's awesome. Things are good. Things are awesome. So, he's
22. 5:51going to give us a report from the floor. From the floor of the New York of the Cleveland Mecon Exchange. [Music]
23. 6:00Sounds like he met some cool people doing some cool things. And uh yeah, [Music] [Laughter]
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25. 6:38How's how's five been working out for you? Uh, I heard I heard a thing today that apparently Open AAI is accelerating
26. 6:48their launch timeline and they're going to launch GPT6 before the end of the year. I also heard that they're going to
27. 6:55launch an update to five that has four O's personality. I I'm guessing that's more marketing than reality. uh even if they do it and
28. 7:08say that that's the case. So they can actually retire four before they go to six. So basically what what it sounds like is
29. 7:19by February we'll have 17 models again. [Music] Um, I gotta tell you though, so with GPT5,
30. 7:34one of the things that came out, one of the things that seems pretty clear is that when they launched GPT5, so so
31. 7:42GPT5 is actually three different models. It's like a regular multimodal model. It's a light reasoning model, a fast
32. 7:50reasoning model, and then it's a thinky reasoning model, and then they have a pro reasoning model. So, I think the the distinction between
33. 7:58the the regular thinking and pro is just how much time they spend. And then I think the the light thinking is actually
34. 8:05a lighter model and then the GPT50 is the one that just answers. Sitting on top of those is a routing model. So,
35. 8:15when you ask chat GPT5 something, assuming you've got it in auto mode, which is the default, um, hang on. Changing things here.
36. 8:28It switches between models for you dynamically. Well, apparently at launch that router was was broken. It was
37. 8:37faulty. It was not good. Um, and what I've noticed is that probably starting two weeks ago, the results I'm getting
38. 8:48back from GPT5 are just good. They're they're just they they may not have the personality that 40 had and and they
39. 8:56they feel less predictable than 40 was probably because it's switching between models. Um, but it's just good. It's
40. 9:04just good. So, so GPT5 is fine. If that's not what you're asking about, then I don't I don't know. Thinking
41. 9:11longer for a better answer. Not good at all. Why not? Why is that not good at all? Sacred is profane. Why is it not
42. 9:18good if it thinks longer? Oh, it's been a code menace for me. Yeah, I'm not doing a ton of coding with it. I I'm I I
43. 9:28would imagine that um that different yeah different use cases are going to have you know what is it your mileage
44. 9:38may vary. Um yeah I mean good news is you've got Claude 4.5 Sonnet that's apparently pretty baller. Um that's the
45. 9:47new model that sits behind uh lovable.dev which I've been playing with a fair amount recently and that's pretty
46. 9:52good. Um, but yeah. Um, no, you said the node was not good at launch. Oh, not good at all. Yeah, it was the it was the
47. 10:03model. It It wasn't the node. It was It was the It was the routing model. So So there's basically a model sitting on top
48. 10:10of all these other models. That's the thing that was faulty at launch. Yeah. No, it's not great, but listen, it's
49. 10:16they're they're launching fast and you know, they launch it first and fix it later. So, I mean, they also the the
50. 10:24other [ __ ] they did at launch was they deprecated 40 without really telling anyone. They just said, "Here's five.
51. 10:30Four is gone." And everyone that relied on four to be their AI girlfriend, all of a sudden chat GBT just didn't work
52. 10:38anymore. So, yeah, it was a bit of a disaster. Um, but it's it seems like it's better now. When are we going to
53. 10:44get some GPT erotica? So, so that is um apparently one of the things OpenAI is working on right now is an age
54. 10:52verification system. And if you're older than 18, you can get the uh it it's funny they they're calling it the adult version of
55. 11:02of uh GPT that can do erotica. I don't care so much about erotica, although it's fine. is um like what
56. 11:12like like there's a lot of times like if you just want to do like a Halloween story. It's just it doesn't like the the
57. 11:20subject matter so it it doesn't let you work like there's a lot of [ __ ] you want to do that that gets slammed by safety
58. 11:27guard rails that I think throttles people from from using these things fully. Thoughtful Thursday. We'll see.
59. 11:34We'll see how thoughtful it's going to be. Um, let me look at something here without sharing it. See if it does anything interesting.
60. 11:46Not really. Huh. Interesting. All right. Um, let's see. Let's get a few more people in here. We'll we'll get a few more
61. 11:57people in here, Brandon, before we talk uh we talk stuff. Uh, if you're on the YouTube there, if you're over on
62. 12:03YouTube, do me a favor. Subscribe. I'm about 200% certain that even though even the adult mode won't be able to do
63. 12:11anything when it's a a broad image model. Yeah, that's probably true. The reporting mcon from Brandon was
64. 12:20excellent. Yeah, if you haven't seen it, so if you go to Brandon, if you'd pop the AI salon uh what you call it up there, the uh banner
65. 12:31um if you go to the salon.ai AI and and just click join our community if you're not a part of it or just go to the community site which
66. 12:39community.thesalon.ai um in in the general in the community feed which is like the second feed down when
67. 12:49you get into the community. Brandon did a wrap-up of Mecon days 0, one, and two um that are just really excellent. Like
68. 12:59he really, you know, captured what was talked about and what was important about it and you got good pictures and
69. 13:05things like that. I'm heading next week to TED AI. Uh and do not expect this the quality of reporting from me that you
70. 13:15got from him. Uh but it's really good. So if you haven't seen that yet, it's worth checking out. Um, Grock is like, "The channels in the
71. 13:23hotel are unscrambled." It totally is. Please start singing. You know what we should do?
72. 13:43I know what we're gonna do. uh soon. Okay, here we go. [Music]
73. 13:58All right, Sununo Studios here. We're going to go create. We're going to go audio. We're going to go record Tik Tok pin. I'll be at at
74. 14:09OpenAI on Monday. About 150 folks from higher ed. Oh, very cool. That's awesome. Uh yeah, if anyone's in San Francisco
75. 14:17next week, I'm I'm there Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Um okay, so let's Somebody told me to sing. Here we go.
76. 14:31Damn it. Hang on. Um
77. 14:50[Music] All right, we're going to turn that into a song.
78. 15:05I think he meant with your guitar. I know what he meant. Now taking requests. Okay. lyrics. Uh, you make them for me. Uh, write full
79. 15:16song. Uh, describe what you want. Um, uh, silly man. Silly man sings. Silly man sings. Silly man sing, I think, is better. All right.
80. 15:30So, let's see. He wears a hat too big. He's got socks that don't match his shoes. That's good. We'll select that
81. 15:35option. Styles, we'll go um goth rock. Gothrock um anthem. All right, here we go. You wanted me to
82. 15:50sing? I'm singing, baby. Uh that uh is silly. Mr. K, the educator Mr. K, who's got the
83. 16:06uh the uh YouTube channel. He looks like he's going to get a pretty good gig here shortly, which is exciting. Um, here we go. [Music]
84. 16:30[Applause] He's got socks that don't match his shoes only. [Music]
85. 17:00All right. So, there you go. If you haven't done that before, you should go do that. All right,
86. 17:14producer Brandon, why don't you hop up on stage here? >> Hello. >> And hello. How are you? You must be exhausted, first of all. Yeah. Here.
87. 17:30There we go. We'll give you the We'll give you the big floor. >> Wow. All right. >> Yeah. Right. You should reframe it. >> Yeah.
88. 17:38>> We can see your your AI salon logo a little better. >> Yeah. There you go. >> Bend your camera down. Can you bend your
89. 17:44camera down a little or is it fixed? >> Oh, it's You have to see the the slop. It is my office, but there we go. There you go.
90. 17:56Nice. All right. Beautiful. Beautiful. Um, yeah. So, so, so when was it started? What's today? Thursday. It started Tuesday, right?
91. 18:05>> Tuesday. >> Yeah. The, uh, the workshop session started out on Tuesday. So, I was hanging out, uh, getting access badges
92. 18:12and all that stuff. Uh, meeting up with people. Met Gwen uh, from the salon who was also there. We hung out for a little while.
93. 18:20>> And Wednesday was the big day. Wednesday was the the kind of all day uh, conference. And uh it was it was a good
94. 18:26turnout. They were saying in uh 2022 this conference had about 200 people coming to it and just over the past
95. 18:34three years it has exploded and uh there were upwards of 2,000 people there uh this week. >> Wow. And I, you know, Kyle, I don't know
96. 18:42how many tech conferences you've been to, but traditionally we see uh depreciating value on attendance over
97. 18:48the course of the week uh by the last night after people are going to the happy hours and, you know, they've
98. 18:54missed all the keynotes and everything. I'm just going to sleep in. >> It was standing room only this morning
99. 19:00at 8 a.m. for the third day, which was just mind-blowing to me. >> Wow. >> Um, so a lot of agency folks hanging
100. 19:07out. um a lot of uh entrepreneurs and people who are just trying to figure out AI and figure out what it means for
101. 19:15business. And it was interesting I was talking to some of the agency leads and you think everybody's got this figured
102. 19:20out. Uh and the agency folks all kind of came in with at least the ones I talked to came in with this idea that they were
103. 19:26going to take back lessons for their clients. And a lot of them said, you know what, I we're getting stuff for us.
104. 19:33Like this is this is gold for us to figure out how to use AI. Uh, and then obviously we're going to take that those
105. 19:39learnings back to our clients. But it's interesting to see how fast it's evolving that even the folks that you
106. 19:45trust with your marketing dollars are still the first person learners for this right now. >> Yeah. Yeah, that that makes good sense.
107. 19:52Um, I just want to um Vicki said, "Dang it, I thought Brandon said 30 minutes late." He did say that because I told
108. 19:58him that and then I decided not to go to Whiskey Club tonight. So then I unsaid it. So sorry if you're late. That's on
109. 20:06us. That's on me. So anyway, carry on. >> Yeah. But um you know, a lot of great uh cool I met folks from Hey Gen there. I
110. 20:16met some digital first advertising agencies. I met people who are doing some really cool stuff. >> Hang on for a second on those. On the
111. 20:23digital first advertising agencies, did you talk to them at all about like their business model? Are they doing value pro
112. 20:30pricing? Are they doing time and materials? Are they like ex agency people? Did you how how far into it did
113. 20:36you get with them? Yeah. So, for the ones that I've talked to, and everybody's got a different take on it,
114. 20:41but the ones that really caught my attention were the ones that were trying to democratize digital agency by
115. 20:47twinning people who are famous in the uh marketing space and offering their services uh on a monthly subscriptionbased
116. 20:56where they've actually got the humans behind the scenes prompting AI twins to give you marketing advice. >> Got it. Got it. Got it. That's
117. 21:05fascinating. Okay, cool. Awesome. All right. >> Yeah. So, Paul was there um Paul Ritzer uh and his crew and they were very
118. 21:13generous with their time. Uh spent a lot of time talking with us and you know the the overall theory is that it is no
119. 21:21longer a question of if, it's a question of how. Uh it's not a question of if it's going to disrupt the industry, it's
120. 21:28a question of how fast can you adapt to that disruption. And that was kind of the overarching theme we heard again and
121. 21:33again. And um you know for all of the focus on AI, it was really a human- centered conversation. A lot of the uh
122. 21:43folks focused on what do the humans need to know? So it wasn't I mean there was a little bit of prompting. Um one of the
123. 21:51presenters uh Jeff Woods had a really cool prompting uh technique. He called his cry method which is uh context uh ro
124. 22:02uh interview and um t whatever t stood for um uh but it is an idea that you're wanting the AI to ask you questions
125. 22:17about what it needs to know to answer that role. And uh yeah, it was overall everyone was super friendly and um it
126. 22:27was in Cleveland, so that was nice. You know, it was a lot of people from in from out of town, so we got to showcase,
127. 22:33put our best foot forward uh in Cleveland. Uh it's a great place to host an event. And um Paul actually said
128. 22:39that, you know, he had the option when they were planning this thing. Do we go to New York? Do we go to Chicago? Do we
129. 22:44go to Austin or San Francisco? So there's just something authentic about having it in Cleveland uh where we have
130. 22:51more of about the community. Um so yeah, it was it was a really cool experience. >> Okay, cool. Mary Mary uh Paul's
131. 22:59Brandon's talking about uh the marketing AI institutes make their annual conference that he just got back from.
132. 23:07Um, what for the I I I know you were having AI listen to the keynotes, but I assume you were listening as well. What
133. 23:16are are there three big takeaways from the things that you watch that that are that stick with you? Like what are the
134. 23:23insights that made you sort of [ __ ] your head or feel like something's different? Or was it more about the people you talked to?
135. 23:31>> Um, so I it's a little bit of both. I mean, the conversations were fantastic and everyone was so open and so willing
136. 23:38to share where they were at with their AI journey. >> Yeah. Figure it out. Right. >> Exactly. You know, it was it was very
137. 23:47much a, you know, an open comfortable environment. No one was gatekeeping. No one was trying to sound smarter than
138. 23:55they are. Everyone was just, it takes a village. It takes a community. and everyone was just a very willing
139. 24:02participant. Um, a lot of interest in the AI salon, both from potential partners to potential speakers to just
140. 24:09people who, you know, saw the shirt and they're like, "Hey, what's the AI salon?" And so got to talk to people
141. 24:15about that. But, you know, in terms of mainstage takeaways, um, there was a woman from McDonald's, she's their chief
142. 24:21digital analytics officer, and um, she had everybody in the crowd raise their hand and say, "How many of you have an
143. 24:27AI strategy?" And like 80% of the people in the room raised their hand. They go, "Okay, cool. How many of you have an
144. 24:32internet strategy?" Like everybody kind of put their hands down and looked at her. You know, the point was you don't
145. 24:38have an internet strategy. You just use the internet to market. >> Yeah. Exactly. Oh, that's great. That's
146. 24:44great. Yeah. That's Well, that's the thing is like people had had, you know, chief chief internet officers for a long
147. 24:51time or, you know, chief worldwide web officer and then it just gets absorbed and now we're seeing the same thing,
148. 24:56chief AI officer. So fascinating >> and I I think that the biggest thing that you know uh Paul and company kept
149. 25:05coming back to on the stage is that it you know it's humans first and you know the humans are the marketers AI is the
150. 25:13tool and they really drew that line pretty firmly in the sand. Uh where this wasn't a tech conference we weren't
151. 25:20talking about prompt engineering we weren't talking about how to >> model Yeah. >> Exactly. Yeah. We were talking about
152. 25:28storytelling and um one of my favorite presenters was and I want to get him on for the uh AI salon here, maybe even
153. 25:36Festivist u PJ Ace um started a digital first advertising agency that uses VO3 uh as its base model to build these
154. 25:47commercials and build these marketing assets. Uh and now Sora too because he's already disrupting his own industry. But
155. 25:54he shared with us one of the first prime time network spots that his agency produced and I've got it pulled up here
156. 26:00if you want to take a look at it. It he couldn't believe Disney because it was it aired during the March Madness and uh
157. 26:07NBA Finals inside of on ABC. He's like, I can't believe we got Disney to approve this crazy commercial that we made with
158. 26:15AI. Uh so what you're about to see >> I wanna I want to tee it up. I just wanna I just want to put a pin in
159. 26:21something. the the focus that you saw, the fact that they they said, you know, it's it's humans first. This isn't a
160. 26:27technology conference. That was what we organically experienced last year during Festivus. That we had 34 different
161. 26:35speakers over 24 hours and not a single speaker like we didn't we didn't The way Festivus works is if you're invited, you
162. 26:43talk about whatever you want. And and 34 out of 34 speakers, no one led with technology. they were all talking about
163. 26:50humans and changing the mindset and things like that. So, it that that's a reassuring thing to me, Brandon, that
164. 26:57you know, it didn't go there and there wasn't the tech track versus this that it really is just about us dealing with
165. 27:03this. So, speaking of that, yeah, let's let's see this this spot. Um, and uh that's very cool. >> Yeah. And so, I'm going to go ahead and
166. 27:12here I'll stop pull your screen shown and and there there we go. So everything you're about to see here was generated with V3.
167. 27:22>> Indiana going to win, baby. >> We're in Florida asking people what they put their money on. I'm all in on OKC.
168. 27:30>> Indiana got that dog in them. >> Will egg prices go up this month? >> I think we'll hit $20. How many
169. 27:36hurricanes do you think we'll have this year? [Applause] >> Kelshi lets you legally trade on anything anywhere in the US. Casey.
170. 27:49>> Oh, Casey. >> My favorite was how how many hurricanes do you think we're going to see this year?
171. 28:03So, yeah, all all three days are recapped on uh the AI salon inside of the feed. And um yeah, it was a lot of
172. 28:10fun. Can't wait to go back next year and um you know hoping to have some of those guys come back and talk to us a little
173. 28:16bit more about their uh chain of craft. >> Beautiful. Fantastic. Cool. Well, thank you for that. I know you're exhausted,
174. 28:22so I appreciate you coming up here and uh and yeah, so um so that's the things that's one of the things that I want to
175. 28:28do more of in 2026 is as these events come up, get people from the salon out to these events and and uh you know,
176. 28:36learning and meeting people and uh you know, ex expanding their community and expanding the salon community. Um I
177. 28:44think it's a it's a big big deal. Um so thank you. Um what was I going to say? I I mentioned last night that I had a
178. 28:52meeting today about Sydney uh the musical and with some potential folks that you know could potentially do
179. 28:59something with it. That meeting went very well. Uh the way these things work if you're if you're not used to the professional
180. 29:08professional creative development world, you have you kiss many frogs. There's lots and lots of conversations before
181. 29:14stuff happens. Uh but it was a really good meeting. So that was that was exciting. Um, I'm trying to think what
182. 29:21else. I want to go play with runway because they have this new thing called apps. I again I I said this last night
183. 29:30and you know the the the way I tend to take the focus of this channel is largely driven by instinct. I'm not I'm
184. 29:41not a planner. Uh, in case you in case that wasn't clear. If you're new here, my name is Kyle Shannon. the AI learning
185. 29:47lab and we'll we'll do some stuff tonight. If anyone has any questions or thoughts about AI, I'm happy to chat. Um
186. 29:56but but uh but one of my instincts right now is that video that we just saw that that played on national TV during March Madness that
187. 30:08was just created with VO clips the the creatives who are on the sideline that hate AI and that are angry
188. 30:18at AI and it's not real creative and it can't be creative. That commercial, whether you like it or not, was not really an AI
189. 30:29commercial. It was a commercial from an agency that had an idea to say funny things about things going on, you know,
190. 30:37in Indiana, I guess, or wherever it was. It was the vision of the creative director that had the idea that happened
191. 30:46to use a tool like Sora rather than going and filming people doing that just used a tool like this stayed committed
192. 30:54to the fidelity of the idea which is a a term that I'm I'm stealing blatantly from Liz Miller Gersfeld who's my co-host in the AI salon.
193. 31:04She talks about doing work and being committed to the fidelity of the idea and I love that. I I I love that concept. Um,
194. 31:14so you see a commercial like that and the the the the feeling that I'm having is very very reminiscent very reminiscent of when you
195. 31:29first saw worldwide web URLs on TV commercials or when Brian Gumble and Katie Kirk were like, "What's that a
196. 31:38with the circle around it? What is this internet anyway where websites and internet and web addresses what's this http colon line line thing
197. 31:55right like people didn't know how to talk about them they didn't know where to put them was an event when you saw a
198. 32:01URL on TV or on a billboard um it it it there was we just didn't have a place to to put it in context because it had never existed before. I
199. 32:15think these kinds of videos and things like Sora's, you know, new Tik Tok like app that that's got all these memes. you
200. 32:23can really easily make a meme of yourself or other people kind of lives in this strange place where it's not
201. 32:30going to be the final form but we're going to be able to look back at it and say ah that's the moment when you know
202. 32:36ease of using someone's likeness started was the Sora app that was really the beginning of it um or or you know that
203. 32:45commercial that we just saw in March Madness I don't know if that was the first AI commercial to go national but
204. 32:50you know it was a big one right so so people are going look back at that and go that that was the moment.
205. 32:57The other thing that is striking me and and and I guess why I'm talking about this is it's it's my gut that we need we need to be exploring
206. 33:10these video tools more. Not that large language models and multimodal models and chat GBT and application development is not important,
207. 33:22but I think that we're going to very quickly transition from these tools making videos and and short video clips
208. 33:34to these tools being worldbuilders and and so creating 3D worlds that you can enter. I saw a a a tweet right
209. 33:44before I came online tonight. Um, a guy is building a Sora based world that every time someone creates a new image
210. 33:55in Sora, I guess within his app, it basically adds a node to this world that you can explore. And so like people are already starting
211. 34:06to take these video generation tools, especially the ones that generate things quickly, and they're doing creative things with them.
212. 34:14Runway has has already said openly that that Runway is not a video company. They're a worldbuing company and and
213. 34:21that that one of the next things coming from them is a worldbuilder. And so that starts to look like you can
214. 34:29create a world you can enter. you can create a set that you can move a camera around and have complete consistency,
215. 34:36you know, no matter what's in that world because you're moving a camera around an existing, you know, world. Um, you're going to be able to
216. 34:45dynamically create video games. And then I just I also have this sneaking suspicion that there's going to
217. 34:54be a new kind of communication that comes out of this where you will enter information worlds and and not just like
218. 35:01information visualization, but I I don't know some some sort of you might enter a news world where you can go to a bunch
219. 35:08of different news stations and they they're all talking about news in different way. I I don't know. I don't
220. 35:13know what it is. It's just my instinct is it's important. We should pay attention to it. Um, so yeah. So with that, I figure we'll go
221. 35:22play with a little video. I also, um, yesterday, um, VO3.1 came out, and apparently one of the settings you can do is you can set the
222. 35:35video for 25 seconds. And so I thought it might be fun to to have Chat GBT write a prompt that is a a single prompt
223. 35:46for 25 shots in a 25 second video. So a shot per second. Um and see how it does. Maybe we'll start with that. That's kind
224. 35:55of fun. Look how Tik Tok has evolved. Yeah, exactly. Tik Tok is now full-on AI AI augmentation, right? Can you imagine
225. 36:03creating a world that serves a specific function? concerts that go beyond a stage. That That's exactly what I'm thinking. Side hustle is is
226. 36:14the minute the minute that you have instant world creation and and within that world, you can you can also vibe code, right?
227. 36:30So, so imagine creating a world that is nothing but video games and then people can come in and everyone can vibe code their own
228. 36:39video game. You set it up in such a way that basically, you know, you can you can take a token and you can play a game
229. 36:46or you can take 10 tokens and you can make a game and then we're going to split how much you make on the game and
230. 36:51and everyone comes in and invent invents video games and it's a dynamic infinite video arcade. I don't know. A video game
231. 36:59arcade that that could be a thing. I'm busy trying to make Sora 2 put me on on stage with Ace Freely. Very nice
232. 37:08Shane Saw. Good. Good luck with that. Um, or a business presentation that was a PowerPoint and now we have movies and
233. 37:15[ __ ] Yeah. Or or a business presentation where you invite people into the presentation. There was a uh there was a play in New
234. 37:25York City in the in the late 80s and early 90s called Tony and Tina's Wedding. and Tony and Tina's wedding. It was a it
235. 37:36was a it was a theater piece that was held in a in an upper east side or upper west side, I think, in an upper west
236. 37:43side brownstone. So, it was a three or four story big building. Um, and the you you walk in as the audience and and
237. 37:53you're getting ready for Tony and Tina's wedding. And the play was the audience can go to any room they want and and all
238. 38:01of the actors are playing the characters that they're going to play during the wedding. And like you could go into the
239. 38:08room where the where the bride is getting ready or you could go hang out with the groom and his buddies or you
240. 38:13could go, you know, where the caterers are making the food. And so so your experience of the play was 100%
241. 38:23dependent on where you went and and it it was part improvisation, part scripted and it culminates with a wedding which
242. 38:31you get to go sit in and watch and participate after having heard all the stories, you know, of of what went on.
243. 38:38So imagine a business presentation being like that where you're like, "Okay, the annual report this year, you can walk
244. 38:46into it and and right now we're going to walk in and we've got we've got, you know, the CEOs in this room and we've
245. 38:54got the six different executives that head up our our six different divisions. They're all going to be in these
246. 38:59different rooms. You can take all the time you want. There's gonna we're going to be doing this live for the next two
247. 39:05hours and so you can ask us questions and look at charts and graphs and pull them off the wall and what right why not
248. 39:14and if you don't think that like like Brandon was talking about the the ad agency that's this all digital
249. 39:22agency where they're creating um virtual agency employees that are based on famous agency people. That's like scratching the surface of
250. 39:32the kinds of companies that are going to be created to to take these capabilities and stitch them together in ways that
251. 39:41none of us could have imagined before. So, with that, um, let's let me let me jump over to Flo for a second here
252. 39:53and share my screen so y'all can see. Um, [Music] okay. V3 fast.
253. 40:13Let's see. I don't see where you can change timing. [Music]
254. 40:28Let's go to Gemini. Maybe it's there. Create video.
255. 40:43No, I don't see. Does anybody know where VO's timing is? I can also imagine this being a monumental win for Neurospicy Non-verbal
256. 41:00Friends. Absolutely. I hear lawyers licking their lips. Yeah. Sorry, you you didn't go into the room where we were
257. 41:08doing the insider trading, Bob. A coworker said, "I'm sick and tired of.com this and.com that." Yep. That was
258. 41:21that was just just like you have people in your life right now going, "Could you just not talk about AI anymore, Kyle?
259. 41:27It's really annoying." Yeah, we I heard all that in the 90s because I was in the theater and I like I would come into
260. 41:34rehearsals for a play and I'd be like, "Oh, this you should see what we're doing at with this web stuff." And could
261. 41:40you shut up about that.com stuff, Kyle? You dumb dumb. Um, I don't know how to I don't know how to change Oh, wait. Let me go let me go
262. 41:52back to flow. Maybe I need to reload the app. Reload. New project. Expand film. No newir action. Create new
263. 42:09expander. Cinematic. What? Create new expander. Oh, wow. Oh, these are kind of styles within That's kind of cool.
264. 42:25Yeah, you lose them if you supporting support ending soon. Oh, okay.
265. 42:42Huh? Oh, you know where it could be. By the way, if you're new here and if your question is, are we just going to
266. 42:55watch an old guy try to figure out where something is? Yeah, that's pretty much the channel. Aistic studio.google.com.
267. 43:07Follow along, won't you? You can be clueless, too. My job is to make it okay for you to feel clueless. Okay. VO 3.1. Um,
268. 43:22make changes. Select API. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A API key required for video. Okay. I'm exhausted. I'm exhausted.
269. 43:34We're going to go to runway. Okay. Um, share this tab. All right. Fantastic.
270. 43:49Let's see what we've got here. This is a video we did of Ann Murphy's. Oh, did we do videos of these? I don't
271. 43:59think we did. We can make a video. Woman in a beach pullover sits in a lounge chair on the beach with her salt mask warming her face.
272. 44:14All right, we'll do we'll do this one. We'll turn it into a video. All right. So, we'll go um woman hums
273. 44:29a jy little tune while a seagull poops on her shoulder.
274. 44:44Is an here? Sorry I'm late. Just finished a speaking gig. Cool. Congrats. Cool, cool, cool, cool, cool, cool,
275. 44:55cool, cool. Beautiful. All right, so we're going to generate this into a video. All right, so let me show you what we got going here. Um,
276. 45:09so Runway now has these thing things called apps. So you can change the image style. So let's try that. Let's change the image
277. 45:19style. Um rough expression. Oh, this is cool. Can I change? How do I use it? I thought he was the expert. Isn't he supposed to be teaching
278. 45:34us how to do that? Let's see. Use as reference. There we go. See? You see what I'm saying, people? All right. apps. Change image style.
279. 45:46All right, that didn't work. Shut up. I dragged and dropped it. Okay, here we see you see you see people
280. 45:57magazine collage. So, we're going to turn an into a magazine. No, let's turn Let's turn this into a storyboard.
281. 46:04All right. Generate. Can I No. Why did this uh u make this a storyboard? Oh, please switch to credits mode. Okay.
282. 46:18Okay. So, I don't need a prompt. All right. So, we got this image. We're going to turn it into a storyboard.
283. 46:24Bang. And then that's going to be down there. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. All right. Now we should have a video of
284. 46:36Ann humming here and then we can play with these apps. So it looks like one of the apps is there was an issue on our end. The any
285. 46:44used credits will be refunded. Generate again. Let's get rid of that. 93% [Music]
286. 47:01[Laughter] Just ordering my cola crunchers. Did you see my my chip commercial I did? All right, here we go. Look at this.
287. 47:12So, what did I say? She hums a little tune, right? Why is it got no audio?
288. 47:29It vomited on her shirt. All right. And the that thing's not working at all. All right. Let me go
289. 47:44find a different video because that's kind of a crappy video. Let's find a better video. D. [Music]
290. 48:00[Music] All right, that one's good. All right, so this is one. This is another one we did of of Ann Murphy. It totally made
291. 48:15her into a different woman. But let's take that. So, we got key frames, subject reference, remove from video. All right,
292. 48:28let's do remove from video. Upload video to edit. Can I drop this here? Yes, I can. And then can I How do you do it?
293. 48:43He doesn't know what he's doing. Oh, okay. So, we'll say remove the telephone pole. You know, this is called the AI learning
294. 48:56lab. I came in here to learn and I feel like all I'm doing is watching someone else try to figure something out. I
295. 49:02could do that on my own. I know, but you're not on your own, are you? You're here with other people and they're
296. 49:08making fun of you right now. I wouldn't stay. Okay. Shane saw a Tik Tok pin. Can you you can get paid for pe for
297. 49:18speaking? I do that all the time. Okay. So, we're going to remove the telephone poll. Generate 5 seconds. Okay.
298. 49:30So, now let's go back to apps. That was removed from video. Upscale video. Reshoot product. Add dialogue. Let's do add dialogue. Boom. Wait.
299. 49:45Oh, an image. Sorry, that's not going to work. Change the weather. Okay, this is good because we got all sorts of crazy
300. 49:53stuff there. So, we're going to go um it is a bright sunny day at sunrise.
301. 50:09Sunrise. Oh. Oh, and look, they've got presets. Smoke, thunder. Let's do thunder. Generate. All right. Beautiful. Go back
302. 50:23to apps. Uh, change weather. Change time of day. We'll make it early evening. We'll go twilight. We'll go midnight. She She's
303. 50:34running at the Big Bunny Motel at midnight. Okay. Generate. Did I say generate? Yes. All right. Back to apps.
304. 50:52Change the background. Beautiful. Um Oh, look again. They have presets for you. So, she's going to be jogging in an alley.
305. 51:08I I wish Ann Murphy was here. We're We're picking on her her third cousin, Elma. Okay, that's Ally. All right, let's go back to apps,
306. 51:23then relight the scene. Oh, I like this. Okay. Oh, and again, we've got blue light, rainbow, lens flare. Let's do
307. 51:31lens flare. Or police. Police is cool. Like she's running from the cops. I like it. Okay. Beautiful.
308. 51:45Generate. All right, that's off. Relight. We did change background. We did add performance. Add a driving performance. Shoot. Okay,
309. 51:58this is going to be good. I'm going to record something. Allow when using the site. Okay. Film yourself from the waist up.
310. 52:15Oh my god, I'm so tired. Running away from those awful people. What do I do? Where do I go? Someone help me. Okay.
311. 52:27>> Oh my god, I'm so tired. Running away from those awful people. Okay, good. Perfect.
312. 52:41Um, can I drag over this video? No, I have to select an asset. All right, we'll go we'll go select some other
313. 52:48asset. Let's see what we got here. Um, let's see. [Music]
314. 53:04This is good. Facial expressiveness three. Let's let's max that to five. Use motion and gestures. Yes.
315. 53:20Do we want this 9 by6? We'll try it. Generate. All right. So, do we have Okay. Remove from video. removed the telephone pole. It And it
316. 53:33rem It removed the sign. Look at this. It removed the sign.
317. 53:48Oh, good lord. Janky is as Janky does. We embrace the jank. Yeah. All right. Thunder change the weather.
318. 54:07Not super realistic lightning, but definitely changed the lighting and the weather. And it's raining. Kind of cool. Beauty.
319. 54:15This is change it to midnight. Very cool. That one's background alley. It didn't
320. 54:30start. Why? Your video is rendering. Here's Oh, here's the police version. Wow, this is cool. It turned the building into a cop car.
321. 54:50That's pretty hilarious. Oh, did I not generate the character? Oh, yeah. It's coming in. Here we go. All right, people. It's
322. 55:04going to be beautiful. Wait, what happened? Why can I Why can I not zoom in on Oh my That's strange.
323. 55:18Oh my god, I'm so tired. Running away from those awful people. What do I do? Where do I go? Someone help me. Oh my god, I'm so tired.
324. 55:35Bravo, Bradley Cooper. I prefer Mr. Brando.
325. 55:51Um, let's go to tools for a second here. Oh, that's just the tools for this thing. Then you've got video models, image models, video models.
326. 56:04Oh, yeah. You can choose them all here. Oh, VO3.1. Ah, look at this. Oh, no. Only 8 seconds. All right. Damn it. H.
327. 56:17You can chat your things into existence. Hello, I'm Runway's creative assistant. It's a drag these things take so long.
328. 56:28Let's Let's jump back over. Hm. I'm really bummed we can't we can't make a a VO3 3.1 video for 20 25 seconds.
329. 56:45I don't know where that is. Let me share this. Let's go to Sora. Let's see if Sora did anything to their
330. 56:53interface. I heard I saw somewhere that they've got a new interface. Oh, it was Sora that was 25 seconds. Your session expired. Go back.
331. 57:09Authentication error. Retry. This page could not be found. Fine. Why are you saying.com all the time?
332. 57:24What's this dot? What's this period coom thing everyone's talking about? I don't get it. I don't get it.
333. 57:34Why are you always the thing? Artificial int is the chip that break. I'm Kyle Shannon and this this is the chip that
334. 57:40breaks every rule. We ditch the oil and fried it in cola. That's how you get that sweet salty snap and a little fizz
335. 57:45of magic. Cola crunchers. Light crispy caramelized. I'm Kyle Sh. I'm making commercials now for fake products. Um [Music]
336. 58:00You can do 15 seconds now. All right, we'll do 15 seconds here. We'll do landscape orientation. Did you see my Madagascar
337. 58:15vanilla beans cameo? No, I didn't. Wait, let's go to look at cameos. Looks like Brandon made a little something for me.
338. 58:28Uh oh. Official intell. >> All right, let me get this finished up for you. I thought the teal would suit
339. 58:34you and a little ribbon cuz why not? There we go. >> Really didn't have to, but I'm thrilled. Looks great. >> Spark some ideas.
340. 58:39>> I'm sure it will. Thank you. >> All right, let me get this finished up for you. >> Love the color. >> Thought you might.
341. 58:46>> Let's see what's inside. Oh, this is beautiful. A leather notebook >> for all those ideas. Kyle, happy early birthday.
342. 58:51>> Wow, thanks. Love the color. >> Thought you might. >> Let's see what's inside. Oh, this is beautiful. a leather.
343. 58:57>> Okay. So, I want I want you to take a look at something here. So, notice that at the end of the video, Dr. Jay has got
344. 59:10uh, you know, a little card with her email on it, and I've got the the join the salon thing. When you make your your cameo character
345. 59:21in the Sora app, you can go into preferences and then there's a thing called description, I think, and you can put in a system prompt
346. 59:35that tells you that tells the system what to do. So, let me go to settings, Cameo Access, and then if I go to Cameo Rules,
347. 59:50see here. Uh, it's not letting me edit it, is it? Oh, yes it is. At the end of the video, make a little sign that says,
348. 1:00:05"Join the AI salon, the salon.ai. So, let me just see if that actually saved my change. It did. Good. Because
349. 1:00:13the uh the the mobile version doesn't save the change. So, anything I do now is that Where's your Madagascar vanilla
350. 1:00:20beans there, Brandon? It must be in drafts, maybe. No, you published it. I don't see it.
351. 1:00:37Um, if I go here, let me go to notifications. Maybe it's a notifications. Oh, this this app just crashed. God damn, this thing is so bad.
352. 1:00:50Fix it. You've got billions of dollars. Fix your stupid app. [Laughter] Hang on. Hang on, people. Um, Sora.
353. 1:01:04Sora. Hello. What is your name, sir? My name is Sora. Sora. That's a rather peculiar name. Ah, at Brendan Tid. Got it. Let's go to
354. 1:01:19search. Search search Brandon. Brandon Ted.
355. 1:01:37tabs. Share screen. Shut up. I'm a professional, Brandon. I don't need handholding. Except when I do, like right now.
356. 1:01:52I'm a defensive professional. I'm a defensive creative professional. I will claim independence. Well, while
357. 1:02:00all the while needing my diaper changed. >> Gar vanilla beans. These are plump, oily, and absolutely bursting with
358. 1:02:07aroma. And I'm making them available right here on the live. Look how bendy that pot is when you split. Friends,
359. 1:02:12check these out. Fresh Madagascar vanilla beans. These are plump, oily, and absolutely bursting with aroma. And
360. 1:02:19I gotta tell you, I love these. I got to make a new one with a better shirt because I hate that shirt. I've got I've
361. 1:02:25got great shirts and yet that's my my one and no one changes the shirt. So I gota I gotta get like a nice
362. 1:02:33hip maybe I'll do like a Hamilton shirt or something like that. Um that's pretty cool. I'll hardy heart it share remix. [Music]
363. 1:02:49All right, let's make a 15sec when you learn how to >> Let's make a 15-second video. Okay, we're doing 15
364. 1:03:00landscape. It It looks like uh it looks like a lot of you are having the same issue that I had, which is you set it as
365. 1:03:08landscape and then it makes a vertical video inside a landscape shell, which is just stupid. So, we'll do olden timey
366. 1:03:20black and white news broadcast where Kyle Shannon says
367. 1:03:36and they still Oh no, the app just crashed again. Come on, take that question. Kyle, can you try using my cameo on Sora? Sure.
368. 1:03:50Side hustle Mimi. Are you Side Hustle Mimi here? And do you have it? Wait. And And they still Wait. And the And the
369. 1:03:59killer is still at large. Here's Here's Mimi with the weather.
370. 1:04:18Cut to let's see outside hustle. Oh, come on. Do not crash. Come on.
371. 1:04:33[Music] Wait. I'll wait for it a little bit. It may come back. And I can't even I can't even select the text because it's crashing.
372. 1:04:49Telling Sor not to crash. Fun size AI. That's your Okay, that's your Okay. Um I'm gonna have to exit page. Damn it. Okay. Reload.
373. 1:05:06Okay, let's let's go back to duration 15 landscape. Um, I'm going to put wide old 60s news broadcast. Well, no, let's
374. 1:05:23do let's do 70s. We'll do we'll do we'll do 70s news broadcast with Kyle as the
375. 1:05:38Oops. um as the anchor with a big mustache.
376. 1:05:57And he says, and the killer is still at large.
377. 1:06:12Now, here's Mimi with the weather.
378. 1:06:26Um, cut to at just hung again. Oh, no, it didn't. Okay, it sort of did. at fun
379. 1:06:40size AI. Uh, I can't use your thing. I got I have to follow you. Wait, hang on. Let me copy this so we don't lose
380. 1:06:51it. So, let me go find you and then I'll follow you. You may need to follow me, too. Fun size AI. Six followers. Follow.
381. 1:07:05Cut to it. Fun size AI. Okay, I had to follow you. You can set your You can set your uh permissions that anyone can
382. 1:07:13cameo you, which is how I have mine set because I'm an idiot. Cut to fun size AI. Um in a in a um
383. 1:07:2970s uh what do they call those? I don't know. 70s dress, whatever. Um, and big hair talking about it raining
384. 1:07:45cats and dogs then. Uh, oh no, it just hung again. I was getting too ambitious. Come on. No.
385. 1:08:01No. This is so frustrating. Oh, I'm not even sharing. I type my prompts outside of Sora and
386. 1:08:16copy paste. That's a great idea. That's a really good idea, Brandon. Let me close. I wasn't sharing anyway, so it didn't matter.
387. 1:08:27Okay, let me go to notes. [Music] [Music]
388. 1:08:42New. Oops. New. Oops. New. Paste. Okay. There's that. There's that.
389. 1:09:02Okay. Wide old 70s nude broad news broadcast with Kyle Shannon as the anchor with a big mustache. And he says, "And the
390. 1:09:12killer is still at large." Now here's Mimi with the weather. Cut the fun size AI wearing a loud 70s oh go-go dress. Go dress
391. 1:09:26with big 70s hair. and she talks about it raining cats and dogs.
392. 1:09:42Cut to at Kyle Shannon saying
393. 1:09:57cheesily cheesily, "Hey, who are you calling a dog [Laughter]
394. 1:10:12They both laugh. All right. I think cheesily is a word. Okay. Now, let's go back here and we're
395. 1:10:28going to go sora. And then we're going to go bang. There's our prompt. Bang. All right, we're going. Oh, big hair and big eyeliner. I missed
396. 1:10:42the big eyeliner. I think it'll get it. I think it'll I think it's going to make you like a a good solid 70s weather girl trolop
397. 1:10:52with the with the loud 70s dress. All right, we'll come back to that. Um, anybody have any questions, thoughts?
398. 1:11:02What's the best app to watch this stream on a phone? Yeah, probably probably Tik Tok just because the you can chat with
399. 1:11:09the other people in there easily. Um, but you can watch the stream on on the YouTube app.
400. 1:11:24I think I did, but it crashes when I The app crashes when I open it. Yeah, it's we're still in, don't forget people, as
401. 1:11:33exciting as all of this tech is, we're still in the janky phase of AI. I agree. I flopped between and settled
402. 1:11:42on Tik Tok. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Tik Tok. Just for vertical stuff like this, it's better. And I try to keep it a decent
403. 1:11:49experience with the black bar and stuff like that, though I fail miserably much of the time. Um, who else do we have here? Oh, Watsy.
404. 1:12:06Nice. Ricky Bacon. Is that who that is? No. Berwick. Hi, Justine.
405. 1:12:29Um, one thing I've noticed is that the Sora videos that I do, um, that I do post onto Tik Tok are getting shitty
406. 1:12:40views, which makes sense. They're probably looking for the watermark or something like that or the name of the video.
407. 1:12:48If I really wanted to take this seriously, what I'd probably do is generate stuff in Sora. I heard somewhere that you can download them
408. 1:12:55without the watermark right out of the Sora app, but I I haven't experienced that. That's that's not what I I see.
409. 1:13:02But if you take the videos out of Sora and and move them into something like Cap Cut and sort of recaption them
410. 1:13:09there, then you might you might get better views. You might not get throttled as much unless they're looking for the watermark. Um,
411. 1:13:20all right. Let's go see if this thing is ready. Are you ready? No, it's not ready. Let's We can play other videos here. No, we can't.
412. 1:13:33Oh my god, this app. It's so bad. Oh, I'm not even sharing it, am I? Am I? I am. Wait. Okay, close that down.
413. 1:13:57All right. Fantastic. [Music]
414. 1:14:12Nah, I'm just going to watch a video and be done. All right. So, tomorrow, actually, let
415. 1:14:28me go full screen here while we wait for that thing to render. So, tomorrow we've got office hours at 11:00 a.m. If you're an AI salon
416. 1:14:37mastermind, we've got the mastermind meeting right after that at noon. That meeting is ultimately going to move, but
417. 1:14:45tomorrow it's still at noon mountain time. Uh, and then tomorrow night we got Friday night date night. Although I do
418. 1:14:53have to go do some gallery duties, so it's probably going to be 8:30 or 9 tomorrow night mountain time. And you're
419. 1:14:58like, I'm on the East Coast. That's awfully late to start a Tik Tok. I know, but it's Friday night date night. So
420. 1:15:07what are you doing? What? You got a date? No, you come hang out with me. I'm your date. This is where your life is led.
421. 1:15:20Uh, you said tonight. I meant tomorrow night. Yes. What Brandon said. Um, just so you know, in case it wasn't clear, I started a
422. 1:15:35fast today. So, I haven't really eaten that much, so I'm a little lightheaded. Okay, cool. Um,
423. 1:15:51let's go. I would think that our video is ready by now. Nope.
424. 1:16:08Mm-m.
425. 1:16:25[Laughter] Can't hear. Oh, yeah. Because I'm not sharing it. Did I tell you I was starting it fast?
426. 1:16:41Oh, I'm sharing the wrong kind of wrong kind of share. Hang on. >> Chip fried and cola. I'm Kyle Shannon and this this is fizzy crisps. Real
427. 1:16:56potatoes dropped into real cola, then crisp to a sweet smoky pop. Listen to that fizz. The bubbles caramel taste of
428. 1:17:02chip fried and cola. I'm Kyle Shannon and this this is fizzy crisp. >> This is fizzy crisps. You need to eat some caramel. >> I do.
429. 1:17:12>> Existence. >> That's impossible. >> What in the world? They prompted you into existence. >> That's impossible.
430. 1:17:28>> What in the world? They prompted you into ex Oh, we're done. Hang on. We're gonna reload. I think we're going to reload. We're not going
431. 1:17:42to reload. We're gonna crash, aren't we? Wait, we reloaded. Here we go. Killer is still at large. Now, here's Mimi with
432. 1:17:52the weather. Thanks, Kyle. We're looking at a soggy evening, folks. It's raining cats and dogs out there, and by
433. 1:17:58midnight, we could pile up an inch and a half across the metro. Keep those umbrellas handy, but tomorrow morning,
434. 1:18:03the sun will poke back out. killer is still at large. Now, here's Mimi with the weather. >> I don't I don't know why it didn't use my voice,
435. 1:18:16but nice nice 70s go-go dress. Look at the hair. That's solid. Uh-oh. We've crashed.
436. 1:18:31>> Thanks, Kyle. We're looking at a soggy evening, folks. It's raining cats and dogs out there. And by midnight, we
437. 1:18:37could pile up an inch and a half across the metro. Keep those umbrellas handy. But tomorrow morning, the sun will poke back out.
438. 1:18:44>> All right. Imagine when the when these things don't suck. The we're looking >> I would say my experience right now.
439. 1:18:55That's pretty funny, isn't it? My experience right now. Uh oh. What did I do? The hell did I do? There we go. Um, my experience right now
440. 1:19:05is that the um creating something in Sora, I'm getting about a a one in three hit rate. And I'm not really trying that hard, but it's
441. 1:19:17like I have to do at least three videos to get one that's usable. And then it's kind of halfass usable. So, it's
442. 1:19:26probably more like five or seven to one to get something that's actually decent. just rerun it with the same prompt and
443. 1:19:34it'll be completely different. The thing that's driving me absolutely baddy is that I'm trying to render these things
444. 1:19:40as um as wide videos and and it's just not doing it. It's making like just weird aspect ratio mistakes. Uh the the thing crashed again. So,
445. 1:19:54we're we're good. We're done. We're done. All right. I'm going to get out of here. So, tomorrow, Friday, uh
446. 1:20:00Friday, Friday night date night, so 11:00 a.m. Mountain time is AI office hours. So, you can find that on my
447. 1:20:07LinkedIn channel. And then tomorrow, uh and then after that at noon mountain is the AI salon mastermind hangout.
448. 1:20:17And then tomorrow night, probably 8:30 or 9 is Friday night date night. Want to see one more fake VO3 commercial? As long as I don't have to
449. 1:20:28go to the Sora app. Is it on the salon? >> Oh, you're going to show it. Great. >> I tried everything for my depression.
450. 1:20:42Nothing worked. >> Every day felt heavy. I felt trapped. >> Then I tried Peppermint. >> Our prescription helps your body secrete
451. 1:20:50a special pheromone that attracts puppies. I took the pill before bed and when I woke up, there he was, the love of my life.
452. 1:21:01>> The pill does not target depression directly, but we found that it's really difficult to be depressed when cute dogs
453. 1:21:07show up at your doorstep. I used to feel so empty, but now I feel joy and mild concern how a pea stain got on the
454. 1:21:15ceiling. My puppy listens twice as good as my ex-husband and only climbs into the lap of half as many of my friends.
455. 1:21:23He chewed up my Bible and pooped in my good chair. But I'm happy for the first time in years. Looks like a rat, barks like a demon.
456. 1:21:35But he saved my life. >> I named him Earl. He follows me everywhere and farts in his sleep. Just like my first husband.
457. 1:21:45>> Puppine. For when your therapist says, "Maybe you should get a dog. Beautiful. Um, I'm trying to figure out where
458. 1:22:02[Music] the mastermind the link to the mastermind hangout. I don't know where that event is.
459. 1:22:21Leadership lounge. No projects and collabs. No. There. No. I'll we we might have screwed something up in moving things around. So, I'll
460. 1:22:35check I'll check with Andy tomorrow. Um I'll send out what I'll do is I'll send out an announcement. Do you know where
461. 1:22:41it is, Brandon? It's in leadership lounge under uh TG AIF for tomorrow. >> Ah, okay. >> Founders hangout now on Google Meet. [Music]
462. 1:22:55>> You're also not sharing your Oh, yeah. Got it. Okay. Here. Look.
463. 1:23:10All right. So, if you're if you're in the mastermind, go into leadership lounge and under TG Aif, the founder
464. 1:23:19hangout is here. Because it's a private meeting, it doesn't show up in the general things. That was a great ad. I
465. 1:23:24need a pup. Yeah, right. Okay, cool. Um, thanks for the help. I can't find it either. Great. Yeah, leadership lounge.
466. 1:23:32And then, yeah, please join us tomorrow if you're part of the mastermind. Come hang out. It's a nice It's a nice
467. 1:23:36tighter, you know, we can we can talk a little deeper because it's a it's a tighter little group. Um, cool. All
468. 1:23:42right, I'm out of here. Have yourself a swell evening and I will see you tomorrow. Bye.