3/9/2026 - Mapping the Seven Economies of the AI Era and Finding Your Place in the Future

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1. 0:00That there. Put that there. Put that there. We're live there. We're going live here. Everybody's live. WE'LL DO IT LIVE.
2. 0:16WE'LL DO IT LIVE. WOW.
3. 0:45YAY.
4. 1:16There is a young cowboy. Wait. There is a young cowboy who lives on range. He's all said his cattle are only
5. 1:31companions waiting for some. He work he works in the saddle and he sleeps in the canyon. Waiting for summer. his pastures change.
6. 1:54Um, and as the moon and as the moon rises, he sits by his fire, thinking about women and glasses beer. closing
7. 2:04his eyes as the doggies retire. He sings out a song which is which is soft but it's clear as if maybe someone could hear
8. 2:20singing good night your moonlight ladies rock by sweet baby James sweet greens and blues are the colors I
9. 2:34choose There you go. Tick tock people. Um, deep greens and blues. Deep greens
10. 2:50and blues are the colors I choose. Won't you let me go down to my dreams and rock goodbye, sweet baby James?
11. 3:02Now the first of December was covered with snow. Snow was a turn pack from Stockbridge to Boston.
12. 3:17The bug she seemed dream like on account of the frosting with 10 miles behind me and 10,000 more to go.
13. 3:29Oh, there's a song that they sing when they take to the highway. Song that they sing when they take to the sea. A song
14. 3:38they sing at their homes in the sky. Maybe wait. Uh maybe you can believe if it helps you to sleep. I don't know this
15. 3:49this song that well. This is the reason I brought this song up. I saw an interview. I think it was Steven Cobear asked James Taylor what he
16. 4:01thought his best songs were and they were all really obscure ones except this one and I was like oh it's
17. 4:09such a good song but I should probably [ __ ] learn it before I sing it. There's nothing MORE ROCK AND ROLL THAN
18. 4:19SINGING a song you don't know in public. Oh yeah, it's Monday after daylight savings. I was totally screwed up. Listen, I
19. 4:35consider myself a relatively bright feller. And Saturday, I wake up. I think it was Saturday. I wake up. I go to walk the dog at at
20. 4:47what feels like a latest time for me to get up to walk the dog. I'm like, I feel a little tired. And I
21. 4:54was like, sure seems like it's a little dark out. I didn't get it. I didn't put it together. The the clock on the stove is wrong.
22. 5:04It's dark out. I'm more tired than I should be. I had to go walk the dog for a [ __ ] hour and then come back and go
23. 5:12like, "Oh, I know what happened." Hence the sunglasses. Yeah, it's so bright out. It's so bright. Oh, the
24. 5:25future's so bright, baby. Actually, I'm really excited about the future. I got I I I'm starting to make some some dents in my psyche.
25. 5:39And that's allowing me to be more in the world. And being more in the world is allowing me to take action. and taking action is
26. 5:47allowing me to tap into my [ __ ] brilliance, my magnetism, my magic, my magic. Have you tapped into your magic lately?
27. 6:00You should tap into your magic. If you haven't tapped into your magic, you should tap into your magic.
28. 6:21There's been something baby I would try to say. And it seems I don't know how the past and the future now surrounding
29. 6:36me. Surrender to whatever cheap thrill can be found. There's been a little trouble since you came to my rescue.
30. 6:56And if you're like all of the rest, I would have quit you long ago, but I couldn't do that. Oh, tell me now. The women and wife
31. 7:10never went too well. Make a man crazy and make him cold as hell. I don't want that you wish me well.
32. 7:25But it's better you try. Still going to have to find way through.
33. 7:44Hey,
34. 8:13Happy Monday. Happy to the a happy to the AI learning lab. Welcome to the AI learning lab. I'm happy to have you here.
35. 8:29Oh, good lord. What's happening people? Happy Monday. TGIm. TGIM. How about How about if we reverse the [ __ ] trend?
36. 8:44TGIF. [ __ ] that. What if What if Monday was the good day?
37. 8:58Right. TGIF says, "My work sucks. Screw this forsaken existence. Let me get to the bottle. Right.
38. 9:14Welcome to the dysfunctional functional family. We're Listen, here's my contention. We are a high functioning dysfunctional
39. 9:22family. So, I I prefer high functioning dysfunction. But, you know, like like what if what if just crazy
40. 9:37We said, "Oh, AI is going to take our work. What if it takes the shitty work? All the work we don't like to do
41. 9:51and then like when we get in on Monday, we just get to do the [ __ ] we like to do." You're like, "Well, I might not even
42. 9:58have a job." Oh, wait. Across the board, that is possible. But then, you know, maybe you start a business, maybe you
43. 10:09check out and grow blueberries, maybe you figure out how to use AI to make you daos. What if Monday is just another day?
44. 10:31What if Monday's the day you get to say, "I get to go to work." Holy [ __ ] TGIM. I know. Listen,
45. 10:50TGIm TGIM. Uh yeah, it's really hard to uh get excited about AI because the robots are going to kill us. I know. I know. I
46. 11:01know. That's your future. TGRM Great Repurpose Monday.
47. 11:20Checking out to grow blueberries. Sounds nice. Yeah. Actually, one of the things I'm going to work on tonight is
48. 11:28I had Notebook LM generated an infographic for me for the for the seven economies, which was which is like a sub
49. 11:35a sub idea of the great repurpose. And so, we're going to go into um we're going to go into what's it called?
50. 11:46Gemini into the into the studio and we're going to use Nano Banana 2 and I'm going to try to fix this image. I think
51. 11:54it's going to be an exercise in deep deep frustration, but it's possible that we go in and fix this image because I'm
52. 12:01I'm really liking the image right now. It's kind of a Lego image. I'll show it to you in a bit. Yeah, I saw that on LinkedIn. Yeah. So
53. 12:11the the great repurpose so the ba or the the seven economies the basic idea of the seven economies is that is that the
54. 12:19world's about to fracture into these economies where where some people are just going to sort of pretend AI is not
55. 12:24happening some people are just going to go [ __ ] it I'm tapping out they're just going to go to economy one which is like
56. 12:30play in the dirt right go grow blueberries and sit on a bench um economy 7 is all in on agentic AI right single operators
57. 12:41creating 50 agent companies that run 24/7 and just do remarkable [ __ ] for them. And then and then there's sort of
58. 12:48these, you know, these these other flavors in between. So that's it. And and I like the basic design of this
59. 12:55infographic, but it's got really bad typos in it, and I'm not crazy about some of the some of the subtitles. So, I
60. 13:03want to fix it. I want to really tighten it up. and we'll see if Nano Banana can actually help us bring this thing to
61. 13:09life in a professional way or if I'm going to have to resort to [ __ ] Photoshop. I don't want to have to do work. So,
62. 13:19what I'm going to do tonight is I'm probably going to spend like an hour trying to not do what would take me about 17 minutes in Photoshop.
63. 13:52Shut up, Chimpy. Shut up. Shut up, Chippy. Nobody has your opinion. You singing champ? Well, I heard there
64. 14:08was a secret call David played that I please the Lord. You don't really care for music, do you? It goes like this. The fourth, the fifth
65. 14:24minif composer. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
66. 14:39Hallelu. Halle. Oh yeah. Well, your faith was strong, but you
67. 14:54needed proof. Saw her bathing on the roof. Her beauty and a moonlight overthrew you. She tied you to the kitchen chair. She
68. 15:07smashed smashed your throne and cut your head from your lips. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
69. 15:23Hallelu. Hallelujah.
70. 15:38Does Satan wear suit and tie? Does he work at the Dairy Queen? Does he listen to rock and roll? Does he feed the means singing hallelujah?
71. 15:52Hallelujah. Hallelujah. What about Jesus? Didn't he do it too? Yeah. Hang out with
72. 16:07prostitutes. Have a drink or two. Power of example. My mama said it and I heard. She said one ounce action beats a ton of words
73. 16:20singing hallelujah. Mama said there would be angels hallelujah. Mama said there would be sun.
74. 16:38Uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh. What are we going to do? What are we going to do tonight? People, good people. Good
75. 16:43people of the internets. What do you want to do? Hm. We'll take the guitar off. We'll take the mad rock and roll shades
76. 16:51off. We'll put on the nerdy Harry Potter glasses. Are they Harry Potter or I think they're Rosie O'Donnell.
77. 17:00It's one of my favorite trolls of all time. I was I was on here and someone said Rosie O'Donnell looks like [ __ ]
78. 17:09When when the trolls are good, you just you got to give them props. H Yes.
79. 17:25Woo. All right. Um I worked up a little sweat there. Good lord, my glasses are fogging up. The future's so bright, my my glasses are
80. 17:40fogging up. Um, who's got thoughts or questions? Do you want to talk about the Open Claw Diary series? Yeah. So, so I will do
81. 17:50that except I just realized Hang on. I've got I've got a challenge with some camera camera smudges. That's better.
82. 18:06Um, so if you haven't been following along, if you're new to the channel, um, I've been I've been working on OpenClaw
83. 18:19and and you know, you see these exposts where like people like, "Yeah, I installed OpenClaw like three days ago
84. 18:25and I've got 30 agents running a business for me. I started an import export business and it's all just being
85. 18:31handled by OpenClaw." I'm not quite there. I'm like three weeks in and I got a dude named Adam that that
86. 18:46at one point today and Andy said Andy said uh Adam did his job and I said oh what was that and she goes he sent an email. So at this point
87. 19:01my my my success of my agent is it can send an email occasionally. So So you know if if you're looking for
88. 19:19um expert advice on on how to deal with the agentic world, you've come to the right place. If you ask the question, "Sir, what are
89. 19:31your qualifications?" I can confidently answer. I have an agent that can send up to one email per day occasionally.
90. 19:46Good lord. Um, now we'll see tonight. So, so last last Friday and I I think Brandon Brandon was the recipient of a bunch of
91. 20:00these emails. Last Friday, I told Adam or No, it was last Saturday. Last Saturday, I told Adam that I wanted him to learn
92. 20:09how to at 3:00 in the morning after I do one of these lives. So, Tuesday through Saturday, I got a bunch of emails from Adam. Yeah,
93. 20:19exactly. So, that was me doing testing. That was me setting up his his crown jobs. So, one of the things you can do
94. 20:25with OpenClaw, which is really kind of cool, is what are called cron jobs. If you don't know what a cron job is, I
95. 20:32think it stands for chronological. Um, it's it's geek speak for timers. You can set timers and that at at specific
96. 20:40intervals, your agent will do something. And so, so I set it up so that like tonight at 3:00 a.m. my time, um, Adam
97. 20:51is supposed to go to our YouTube channel, find the transcript for this show, grab the transcript, read it, pick
98. 20:58the three most interesting moments from the show, and then send me and Brandon an email with the hyperlink with the
99. 21:06time code to jump right to that section of the video and then a description of what's happening in that section. and
100. 21:13then a little first person thing for me to post on socials. So that's supposed to happen tonight. Will it sent an email today to one person?
101. 21:26Um so that's that. Um the other thing that so I so I started on on my Tik Tok channel. I haven't made content in a
102. 21:34while. I I do this live thing, but I haven't really made content. I' I just I don't know what to talk about cuz just
103. 21:41shit's getting weird and I don't know what to talk about anymore. Yeah. Well, you could talk about how you do [ __ ] I
104. 21:47know I could. It just doesn't seem relevant. Um, so I started I started an openclaw diary and what I shared today was was if you
105. 22:02are a non-technical open claw installer guy or gal and you're relying on chat GPT or claude to teach you how to do it like in a
106. 22:13step-by-step fashion. That's how I did it. that what I've come to learn is this, and this is horrible, that two out of three sessions,
107. 22:24you remember the the Trident gum commercials, five out of six dentists recommend it. I'm like, what what's
108. 22:30going on with the the sixth dentist? What's what's up with the gum? Right? Two out of three sessions, 66% of the time I sit down to do
109. 22:42something to improve Adam, it fails. Two out of three times. I've just come to accept it. I'll sit down, I'll spend
110. 22:50three hours trying to get it like its ability to to like post to X authenticated. I've got like a developer
111. 22:58account on X. I've got OOTH one, OOTH 2, tokens and APIs and secret keys and public keys and I'm trying my best to
112. 23:07keep them secure and remember which ones I did. And like once you create a key, you can't go back in and edit the thing.
113. 23:12And they're like, "Oh, just go back in and edit this thing." Well, I can't go back in and edit that thing. I got to go
114. 23:17back in. I got to create a completely new app which generates a whole new set of keys which now I got to keep track of.
115. 23:24It's a [ __ ] disaster. And so it's just hours go by and then I get to the end of it and I'm like, "Oh, [ __ ] it." Just turn it
116. 23:35stop. And then I go to bed with shame and guilt and and a feeling like I'm a failure as a AI learning lab
117. 23:48educator because I can't educate. All I can tell you is how not to do it. I don't have that Thomas Edison thing.
118. 23:57Thomas Edison, you failed 10,000 times to make a light bulb. How do you feel? I learned 10,000 ways not to make one. [ __ ] you, Tommy.
119. 24:10We have feelings. So, I two out of three times I go to bed feeling inadequate, like a loser. But then that third time I get Adam so
120. 24:24he can look at YouTube or he can send an email or he can write [ __ ] to our Google Drive and it's pretty good.
121. 24:32I thought it was supposed to fix itself. It sort of fixes itself sometimes. I broke mine before I could set it up
122. 24:39right. Exactly. Well, that's I like even people like Brent Peterson who is like wicked smart as they say on this sort of
123. 24:48stuff. I think he's had to like completely revert his code on his open claw like six or seven times. Um, so
124. 24:57it's it's just a it's just where the technology is right now, right? It's part of part of the joy of being early
125. 25:04is you do get to experience these things before anyone else. But, you know, it must be slurring. Siri doesn't
126. 25:13understand anything tonight. Oh, I must be slur slurring. It sort of fixes itself sometimes. Quote of the night.
127. 25:20Yeah. No, it you can tell. So, here's the thing about OpenClaw. Okay. So, you know how chat GPT has that annoying
128. 25:28thing where you're like, "Hey, [ __ ] You've screwed my thing up." And it's like, "You're absolutely right to call
129. 25:34me out on that. Fantastic call. Let's get it right this time." And you want to slap it in the face. Well, that's sort
130. 25:41of what Adam does. He's like, he's very confident that he can do anything cuz you told him he was a helpful assistant.
131. 25:50So, he's got this o overexuberance of his own capabilities and you're like, "Hey, Adam, can you do this thing?" And
132. 25:57Adam's like, "Yeah, I can do that thing. Just just give me the word and I'll go do it." And then if you're setting these
133. 26:04things up, you get to watch the server. And then you say I say, "Hey, Adam, go do that thing." And I was like, "Awesome, boss. I'm on
134. 26:13it." And then I watch the logs and it's just like, "Error, error, authentication error, error, error, error."
135. 26:22And then Adam comes back. He's like, "Hey, I tried to do it, but boy, that's a rough one. But you know what I can do?
136. 26:28I can go ahead and fix that all up for you. You want me to go ahead and do that?" I'm like, "Adam, you're the best.
137. 26:33Go do that." And then Adam goes off and he's error, error, error in the server. He comes back. is like, I gotta tell
138. 26:41you, I gave it a shot, man. He's just It's just like it it is honest to God. It's like having a relatively smart, very quick
139. 26:57intern fresh out of community college on day two and you're just like, "Oh god, I got to teach him that, too. Oh god. This is
140. 27:13This is It would be faster for me to not have an intern than have this intern. Mad Libs. True. It really is. Um and so let me let me
141. 27:27say one thing. I know I'm making it sound like a [ __ ] disaster for me. the pain in the ass of this understanding
142. 27:40what this new skill is going to be because this is a skill. Like it is going to be a skill to be able to conceive,
143. 27:49generate, and manage groups of agents doing something on your behalf. And so really understanding the difference
144. 27:57between an orchestrator bot and agents and sub agents and dynamically generated agents and ones that you you handcode.
145. 28:04Vibe coding is the new trend. Like a puppy dog. Yeah, it is like a puppy dog. Um Yeah. Um but
146. 28:33I just I'm just trying to like I'm trying to put in for myself put in context the purpose of what we've all spent the last three
147. 28:48years learning I suppose like we'll always have Google we'll always have chat GPT we'll always have the ability to jump into a large
148. 29:00language model ask it a quick question or do a quick brainstorming session, get some stuff out and be done with it.
149. 29:07But I think the primary mode of interaction if if you want to live in sort of the the advanced future of AI is
150. 29:16going to be dealing with with these collections of agents. And it's just a it's just a fundamentally different skill. It's a
151. 29:23fundamentally different um activity. It's not better, it's not worse, but it's it's very different. And it's it's
152. 29:31it's like you every be everyone everyone kind of becomes a CEO and like if you've never been a CEO like you got to make calls. You got to
153. 29:45know what you want. You have to understand who your team is. You have to understand what they're good at. You
154. 29:50have to lead them. Tik Tok pin. We have learned Kyle likes side quests. It's true. It's it's very true. But, you
155. 30:01know, I don't I don't do a lot of side quests like like Claude is this is definitely a side quest for me. And
156. 30:10I'm I'm bound and determined to turn Adam into a functional useful agent that supports the AI salon and like does
157. 30:20a lot of the the the, you know, thankless work of just grinding out stuff you've got to do to run a community. which right now is being done
158. 30:29by humans. Like I want that that grinding work to be done by Adam so that the humans can focus on big ideas and
159. 30:38and you know big strategies and things like that. And then I want to take what I learned with Adam and create Gary the Guide for Story Vine.
160. 30:48Don't forget an anti-gravity by Google. I I tried to get into anti-gravity and then the 43 pages of preferences shut me down.
161. 31:01Tobias is here. What's happening, dude? Uh 2023 Zap year 2024 GPTs. Yeah, 2023 end of 2023 was custom GPTs. 2026 Open Claw.
162. 31:18Wait. 2023 divided by Zapier equals 2. 2024 divided by GPTs equals 2. Is that how I'm reading your post? Right. Be
163. 31:32thankful. Open claw. Didn't Mimi get in? I plan to feature it for my LOL Kyle. Cool.
164. 31:542026 running local models. Um maybe maybe I mean I think with
165. 32:10I think local models in 2026 are going to get quantized optimized and quantized enough that you can run them on desktops.
166. 32:22The problem with open source The problem with open source and it'll actually be interesting to see if AI fixes this.
167. 32:32The problem with open source is you have to be a [ __ ] nerd to be able to use it. Like go to hug if you've never been to
168. 32:42huggingface go to huggingface.com and try to figure out what in the [ __ ] they're talking about or try to go to
169. 32:49GitHub and understand which of the 272 files listed is the one you should start with. Hint, it's the readme file. How
170. 32:58are you supposed to know that if you don't know that, right? So, so like like the problem with and and the other
171. 33:05problem with open source is someone will launch an open- source model, then the development community pounces on it and
172. 33:11they do the MLX optimized one and the this optimized one and the quantized version and the quantized two, the
173. 33:16quantized 3, the quantiz 4, the quantiz 6. Like I just want chat GPT on my disc. I don't want to know all that [ __ ] Right? So, if
174. 33:32someone uses AI to make an agent that's like a doubleclick installer, click click on your Mac, and its sole job in
175. 33:42life is to find the latest, coolest models, install everything, test everything, figure out which one's best
176. 33:48for you and your machine. And then just occasionally, it says there's an upgrade. It can now do this instead of
177. 33:55that. Would you like that? Yes. Then open source. Yes, I agree. Quen one's great on old computers. Nerd is a
178. 34:04requirement. Yeah, nerd's a requirement. Nerd is a requirement. So, open source is not going to scale
179. 34:15until nerd is not a requirement. I do I do actually believe and and in fact someone on this channel could probably vibe code up
180. 34:28an app like a website that checks the specs of your computer, goes and looks at the latest open-source models, figures out which interface
181. 34:39you're going to use, downloads the model, deletes the old models off your hard drive so you don't fill up your hard drive with old useless
182. 34:48[ __ ] installs it, and then just lets you play. That could probably be vibe coded tonight. But do we really want to make it easy
183. 34:59for bad actors? Yeah, we do. Yeah, we do. Because there's also there's there's an equal, if not more, amount of good
184. 35:05actors. And the whole point, listen, here's here's this channel exists because in my opinion, chat GPT represents
185. 35:18Chat GPT does for AI what the worldwide web did for the internet. Prior to the worldwide web, the internet required you
186. 35:28to do command line [ __ ] and and just by design, the only people that were on it were engineers, researchers, librarians,
187. 35:37government people, right? Putting their dissertations and their science findings and their library cataloges there.
188. 35:50And the minute Tim Berners Lee created the hyperlink that democratized it for everyone else. That's what chat GPT did for AI.
189. 36:02So yeah, I think it is it is actually really important. I think, listen, I think open source is really important.
190. 36:10But as long as open source is this niche off in the corner, then we're going to be controlled by the big frontier model companies which are
191. 36:20going to be run by the government. I love tricking people with the hyperlink back in the day. Yeah, exactly. Corey Sandler. All right,
192. 36:34what else is going on? What else is happening, people? We'll go. We're going to go work on something here shortly. I
193. 36:42think we'll do it now. Save image as
194. 37:09All right, that sounds good. Brandon Joy Pretty. Um, okay. So, here's what we're going to do. The standard extension is JPEG. Use
195. 37:21JPEG. That's fine. What we're going to do is this. Let me tell you, Bob. Bob, that's fantastic.
196. 37:38Oh, I didn't What? Uh, I'm having one of those issues where my screen share is going to keep disappearing.
197. 37:44So, if it just disappears, just let me know. Okay. So, this image, this image, I'm really happy with the
198. 37:53the basic design of it. So, I went into what you call it notebook LM. I took an article that I wrote about the
199. 38:08seven economies, black bar, and I had it do a bunch of infographics. In fact, we could jump over there. I can
200. 38:21show you all the ones it did. There was something about the design of that one I just really liked. Let me get I'm going to change my share
201. 38:31screen so my big fat head's not over the interface. He's really not that fat. Oh, I think he is. I think he he could lose a pound or
202. 38:41two. Um, okay. Work identity. Is this it? Purpose flashcards. No, that's not it.
203. 38:56Seven economies. Here we go. Black bar again. That's got to be exhausting being a producer for for this show, you know? That's got to suck.
204. 39:12There's hurting cats and then there's managing the black bar for Kyle. I'd take the hurting cats any day. Oh man. Okay. So So
205. 39:26in in this thing, whatever this called in Notebook LM over here to the right, these are all these different outputs
206. 39:37you can do. You can do audio overviews, you can do video overviews, you can do mind maps, you can do flashcards,
207. 39:44reports. So, one of the things you can do is an infographic. And so, you can do landscape, portrait,
208. 39:53or square. You can do concise, standard, or detailed. And then you can do all these different um looks and feels.
209. 40:03And so, I went over and I did bricks, which is Lego. And I think I did detailed. And so, I'll just generate this one. We'll see what
210. 40:12that turns into. So, I did a bunch see that my thing just All right. It could it this very possibly could be
211. 40:26an issue with the 72 tabs I have open. So, so let me I'm going to close the window with all the tabs on it.
212. 40:43That's so good. Okay, now we'll go to notebook LM and we'll see if it it might be that my memor is just hosed for for uh for
213. 40:59Chrome. So So this might not go well tonight because I might not be able to share my screen. Okay. um back to the seven economies. And so
214. 41:09that thing's still generating. So here are the images that I created. There's one of them. This one wasn't bad. So So the seven economies.
215. 41:21Oops. Let's see. How do I
216. 41:37Let me download this actually. Download. Okay, I'll just download all these and then we'll open them in a way that's
217. 41:51easier to look at. If you haven't played with Notebook LM before, it's it's it's well worth your
218. 42:07time to explore. There's there's so much you can do in it that it it's kind of it's a bit overwhelming.
219. 42:19Am I in preview? I am. Okay. So, the the seven economies. So, this one's kind of cool. the analog economy focused on
220. 42:27human authenticity and physical craft where value lies in being unmistakably humanmade and and it you know does a
221. 42:34nice little little job there. The legacy economy um operates with traditional org charts and workflows experiencing a slow fode
222. 42:46fade as the world accelerates around it. Right? The efficiency economy uses AI tools to make current systems faster without
223. 42:55changing the underlying business structure. The transition economy, messy but necessary state of experimentation
224. 43:01where organizations actively learn new operating models to survive the shift. The AI or aggressor economy companies
225. 43:08that burn the org chart and aggressively bu rebuild their entire structure around AI capabilities. The AI native economy
226. 43:17new organizations built from scratch with AI in their DNA where small teams teams achieve massive output through
227. 43:24fluid collaboration and then the multi- aent operator economy single human architect managing dozens of virtual AI
228. 43:32agents to achieve alien levels of speed and scale. So those are those are the seven things and this is not a bad
229. 43:39infographic. It's actually not bad. Um, and in fact, maybe May actually, you know, maybe one of the things that I'll do is play around with
230. 43:53sharing different flavors of the same thing. Um, yeah, that's fascinating. Okay, I don't I don't quite know what
231. 44:00I'm going to do yet. Okay, so that's that one. This one is one that I just I hate the the style of illustrations, but it's like it's really
232. 44:13informationri like the analog economy, the premium of authenticity, the hard truth ceiling is limited. I think
233. 44:25I don't know what ceiling means there. That could be selling or ceiling as in the ceiling. But I just this one doesn't like the
234. 44:33whole point of infographics is they're supposed to make things more clear like like this one is it's clear there's
235. 44:41seven economies they've got these attributes to them and then you know this one's like it's a lot like
236. 44:50I've got to study that. So I didn't like that one. Then this one I hated. Like this is an anime one and I just
237. 45:03hated it. I just I don't know. And this is kind of This one is the closest one to what I asked for. I said there's
238. 45:10going to be like seven vertical columns and there's sort of a world in each column in each lane. And I think this is
239. 45:18only six. One, two, three, four, five, six. So this is the seven economies of which it gave us six. So that's bad. Tik
240. 45:27Tok pin. I wonder if it can put it in one site and makes different versions. Well, that's what we're going to go do
241. 45:35in of the photo. That's what we're going to go do in uh in uh what you call it um AI Studio in Gemini.
242. 45:50So, here's the one I got that I just [ __ ] love. Like, I love the information design of it, right? Like,
243. 45:57the two slowest economies don't have these offramps. I don't know where these go, but there's just something visually
244. 46:04interesting that these two are like islands. And this one is the analog economy, and this is the one that we're
245. 46:10like, we're not going to deal with AI at all. [ __ ] AI. [ __ ] we're just doing what we're going to do, and we'll run it
246. 46:15into the ground. And this one's like, I'm going to go grow blueberries and sit on a bench. And then all these other
247. 46:20ones are using AI in some way. And then it like it got that these four are on one kind of future and that these three
248. 46:29are like AI powered and they're taking off into the future. So like that 90° angle is just a super cool information
249. 46:38design. The fact that these things sort of go to here and then zoom off into the future. Super cool. Except there's like [ __ ] like
250. 46:49like this word authenticity, physical craft, and local Sam Nundry 6 a.m. Nundry over digital speed.
251. 47:07Notebook LM did that. Yes, it did. Like Notebook LM designed like the analog economy. Everyone's selling fruit. It's
252. 47:14like little fruit stands. It's perfect. The existing economy looks like every office that you see today,
253. 47:23you know? It's it's super cool. And it did all this stuff over here. So So So that one I really like. So that's the
254. 47:29one we're going to try to fix. Let me go back to Notebook LM for a second and look at the new thing. We got six
255. 47:35emerging AI era economies. Why did it say six? I think J Jason was talking about a decohare station. Oh, maybe you could do that.
256. 47:47The analog. Why did this only do six? That's bizarre. Um, let me do infographic. Um, we're going to do bricks again. I'm
257. 48:02going to say there are seven economies in the up in the attached in the sources
258. 48:17of this notebook. Read the article and make a clear infographic
259. 48:33that I don't know makes the ideas instantly recognizable. The fact that it got it instantly recognizable. The fact that it
260. 48:49got it so wrong is a really good example of like I really like this image, but rather than trying to get notebook LM to regenerate
261. 49:02this with with fixed [ __ ] I don't we're going to we're going to go over to to I think this is going to be a
262. 49:15frustrating night for me because here's my goal. My goal is I want something this clear. Um, the Legos are not bad, but I would
263. 49:23love to have a version of this that's not Legos. It's something else, but it it's the same basic information design.
264. 49:30Um, so I think we can do that. I want it to be more simple. I don't want it to have all these fancy paragraphs underneath each thing.
265. 49:38So, we got some work to do. like the transition economy. It's got like a bunch of construction projects, which is
266. 49:45not quite what I had in mind, but it might be fine, but I don't know. And if you're like, Kyle, are you whining? I'm kind of whining
267. 49:56because I don't really know what I'm doing and I don't really know what I want. And this is one of the things that
268. 50:03I'm learning in the AI salon mastermind practice is that when you don't know what you want, you just spend hours and it's very
269. 50:12stressful and it's very not good. It is Monday. I could just go off on a tangent. I might do that.
270. 50:29Okay. I like Legos. Don't know what you want. Welcome to my world. Yep, that's it. That is it.
271. 50:44Sandwichery. Okay. Did this thing finish yet? I want to see this one more infographic before we go off. Maybe it's going to get it
272. 50:54brilliant this time, but it's it's going to take a while, isn't it? Yeah, it is. It is. It is. Okay. So, what we're going to do is
273. 51:02we're going to go to AI Studio. Follow, play along if you want to, kids. Aistudio.google.com. I've got a link, a paid API key
274. 51:13to Nanobanana 2. All right. And then I'm going to upload my little seven futures thing.
275. 51:28Where did I put it? There are seven economies. Seven- economies desktop Mac.
276. 51:46Maybe I didn't save it. Huh? Okay. Four is seven economies. Okay.
277. 52:03All right. So, I'm going to put this over here temporarily because I'm going to write something down. So, let me open this. Let me do new.
278. 52:16Let me come over here. Let me go. Bang. Bang. Bang. Oops. Okay. Oh, wait. You guys, let's see. How am I
279. 52:32going to do this? Here we go. Uh, how am I going to do this? Uh, okay analog
280. 52:48economy. So, what I'm doing right now is I'm going to do some writing. Um,
281. 53:05check out of of tech. Check into check out of of tech. Sit on a bench.
282. 53:23That's not gonna That's not Let's see. Check out Let's see. Um, screw AI.
283. 53:39Screw AI. Oh, this is it. I'm growing blueberries.
284. 53:54Okay. I like that. The analog economy. Screw AI. I'm growing blueberries. That makes me very happy. And then we'll make that itallic
285. 54:08black bar. Sir. Yes, sir. What movie did we see the other night? We watched uh this movie called War Machine,
286. 54:19and it's about these army rangers. Well, this this guy, he's an army dude. He's going to go be an army ranger. He's
287. 54:26going to be the best army ranger because he's he's got mental problems and so he's going to be the best army ranger.
288. 54:32And then they go out on this final what they call the march of death and then it turns it turns from an army
289. 54:41training movie into a complete sci-fi movie. It's a trip. Anyway, I don't know why I just thought of that. Doesn't
290. 54:48matter. Okay. So I'm going to copy this. I'm going to go like this. So we're going to go one analog economy. So this is the legacy economy.
291. 55:04So two is legacy economy. So the legacy economy is
292. 55:24Like I'm I know AI is out there, but I'm choosing not to use it. Um I This is it. I don't need no stinking AI.
293. 55:42Stinking and I think we do apostrophe AI. Um, business as usual.
294. 55:56All right, that's that economy. Beautiful. Copy. All right. So, this is three.
295. 56:12This is the efficiency. Oh, that's interesting. So, in the infographic, it has the word the in
296. 56:27front of all the economies, the legacy economy, the efficiency economy. So, I'm going to get rid of that. So efficiency economy
297. 56:43AI makes uh AI is cool makes
298. 57:01our business more efficient. efficient. All right.
299. 57:21So, this one is the transition economy. So, this one is So, the transition economy is an interesting one. So, so
300. 57:32the transition economy is not only am I using AI to make my business more efficient, I'm also going to do some
301. 57:40innovation. Like I'm gonna I'm gonna This one's going to be AI is the future,
302. 58:00but I still have a business to run. Nah, that doesn't sound right.
303. 58:19Um, AI rocks. Now, let's see. I'm
304. 58:48Someone can help me with this. So, the transition economy is businesses that understand AI can make them more
305. 58:56efficient, but they're also doing some innovative things. They're going to basically keep their same business model
306. 59:02moving forward, but they're going to be doing innovative things within that model. So, right now, I've got the analog economy.
307. 59:13Screw AI. I'm growing blueberries. I [ __ ] love that one. The legacy economy. I don't need no stinking AI.
308. 59:20Business as usual. The efficiency economy. AI is cool. It It makes our business more efficient. And so the transition economy um
309. 59:34it's like it's like um
310. 59:59Uh, let's see. Oh, let's go ask Let's go ask uh what you call it. Let's go ask
311. 1:00:14Notebook LM for the Okay, wait. Okay, hang on. Go back over here. We're going to grab these three. Ah, here's what we'll do. I know what
312. 1:00:25I'm going to do. Okay. Okay. Um, I need some copy writing help. I want to make the
313. 1:00:40um quotes from each economy. more um humorous
314. 1:00:56and pathy and crystal clear what the attitude
315. 1:01:12of people in that economy is. For example, here are the first three.
316. 1:01:27Paste that in there. Please take a crack at the next four economies based on
317. 1:01:44these. Uh uh uh I would have asked Claude. I'm going to go to Claude. But the problem with if I go to Claude, I've got to like I think
318. 1:01:59that I did this in chat GPT. So I think I'll do it in chat GPT because I've got to I've got to upload it as a a new whatever you call it.
319. 1:02:12The transition economy. I have no idea what we're doing, but we're definitely doing it with AI now. That's kind of fun.
320. 1:02:20I have no idea what we're doing. I have no idea. I have no idea what we're doing, but we're definitely doing
321. 1:02:33it with AI now. That's pretty cute. The aggressor economy. Grab the match. Grab a match. We just burned the org chart
322. 1:02:41and made the algorithm our new VP. That's horrible. Wait, you guys used to build companies without AI? That's adorable. Okay, these
323. 1:02:50are shitty. These are shitty. Okay, so let's go to let's go to chat GPT because I think that's where I did the seven economies.
324. 1:03:00Um, did I do the seven economies inside the great repurpose? I think I did. No, maybe I did them over in Claude. Yikes.
325. 1:03:13remember where your [ __ ] is. Hey Cindy [ __ ] I'm not following your process. I don't know where any of my [ __ ] is. Um,
326. 1:03:22let's see. Seven economies. Seven economies of AI.
327. 1:03:40So, we're going to do GPT 5.4 thinking. Okay, I did do it in chat. GPT. Okay, great. Perfect. Okay, so um I want to
328. 1:03:55create um pathy memorable quotes from
329. 1:04:09A persona from each makes the attitude in that economy.
330. 1:04:28Crystal clear to a reader. who will self select into one of the seven
331. 1:04:43or yeah that's good enough into one of the seven I am happy with these first three but stuck on the
332. 1:04:59transition economy me which straddles the uh which
333. 1:05:14embraces AI innovation but still is committed to
334. 1:05:30their current model and trajectory.
335. 1:05:48Give me a new 4 through seven and let me know. Uh, give me a new 4 through7 based on
336. 1:06:04these. Let's just we'll just go there. All right. I understand. Listen, I understand that this is boring. You haven't m missed
337. 1:06:15much. Steo's in the house. Oh, for the international audience, if
338. 1:06:30you think we're just starting, we're an hour into this thing. One of the downsides of living in Australia is that
339. 1:06:44you don't know what's going on in America. And and we we make [ __ ] up. Like we decided like 250 300 years ago
340. 1:06:56farmers need more light sometimes or not sometimes. And then and you didn't do that. And so we just change our clocks randomly. And
341. 1:07:08so apparently it happened this past weekend because I woke up one morning and it was dark and it shouldn't have
342. 1:07:12been and I couldn't figure it out cuz we now we now have phones that automatically update our little hour hands. Anyway,
343. 1:07:26sorry about that. Uh we did that thing. We changed our clocks and you didn't. So, you're an hour late. It's not on you. It's us.
344. 1:07:40Oh my god. Okay. Transition economy. AI changes everything. We're evolving without blowing ourselves up.
345. 1:07:51God, that sucks. Okay, we'll we'll AI aggressor. The old org chart is dead. the old well burn the org chart was
346. 1:08:02better AI native why would we build it the old way it's not just okay um let's say dear chat GPT these four suck and are boring
347. 1:08:20um I was told you were new and improved but My crappy little human brain
348. 1:08:34can write better than this. Yes, I strongly recommend you you put down your large language models. You
349. 1:08:50shame them as appropriate. Um, I want them more clear, more pathy,
350. 1:09:05more clever. Um, but not over the top. Um,
351. 1:09:19the old org chart is dead. For example, would be better as
352. 1:09:34burn the org chart. Let's reinvent ourselves
353. 1:09:53or something like that. Um, try again. And this time, why my This is my favorite put down ever
354. 1:10:09in my life. And this time, why don't you try it as if you had talent? I actually heard an acting teacher say
355. 1:10:23that to an actor after a really bad scene. Acting is brutal. Fair. Those were limp.
356. 1:10:38Transition economy. AI is changing the game. We'd better learn the new rules. This is good. That's good. AI aggressor
357. 1:10:45economy. Burn the org chart. Let's reinvent ourselves. I wrote that one. Thanks, Chat GBT, for confirming my genius. AI native economy.
358. 1:10:57Why hire for skills when AI has them? It's not quite right, but that's not bad. Multi-agent operator economy. It's
359. 1:11:04not a startup. It's me and 50 employees who never sleep. All right. Okay. All right. You know what? This is enough for me to get started.
360. 1:11:20Go back over to notes.
361. 1:12:17transition economy. All right, this is five. Oh, god damn it.
362. 1:12:34Six. Seven. Okay. AI is changing the game.
363. 1:12:49We'd better learn the new rules. Burn the org chart. Let's reinvent ourselves. Why Why hire for new skills when Let's see. Um,
364. 1:13:00the AI native economy is going to be like
365. 1:13:20you remember that crocodile dundee line. That's not a light knife. This is a knife. And he pulls out the big knife.
366. 1:13:30The AI native economy is kind of like that where it's like
367. 1:13:47the way we used to do things is a joke.
368. 1:14:02There's a new sheriff in town is not right. Ah, this is it.
369. 1:14:17The way we used to do things as a joke. Watch this exclamation point. All right, that's close. And then this last one.
370. 1:14:30Multi- aent operator economy. It's not a startup. It's me and 50 employees who never sleep.
371. 1:14:54me. 50 agents who work 247
372. 1:15:18multi- aent operator economy. What would someone in that economy say?
373. 1:15:33They're going to be gloating. They're going to be gloating.
374. 1:16:03Oh, this is it. Yes, I manage 23 companies now.
375. 1:16:18Period. Why do you ask? That's it. Yes, I manage I manage 23 companies now. Why do you ask? Like the the people in the multi- aent operator
376. 1:16:32economy are going to they're not going to understand why everyone else isn't doing this. Everyone else is going to be
377. 1:16:38like, uh, aren't you tired? No. I I just work two days a week now and I have these 23 businesses. What? Yeah, the one
378. 1:16:48that's six months old is doing pretty good. It's It's doing $50 million a year. Huh? Okay. So, here's what we're going to do.
379. 1:17:01We're going to take all these. Wait, what? Why? Jesus Lord.
380. 1:17:24I'm just going to manually number these. Can I do that without No, I can't. It automatically turns it into a number.
381. 1:17:31So, let's do Can I do this? Nope. All right, fine. Whatever. We'll just do We'll do it live. We'll just do it
382. 1:17:42without numbers. I just have a feeling it's going to screw things up. Okay, now we're going to upload our little Lego thing.
383. 1:17:56And then I'm going to say I want the aspect ratio to be 16 by9. Do I want to do this as a 4K image? I think I want to do this as a 4K image.
384. 1:18:12We'll try it. Okay, I want to maintain I want to create an image
385. 1:18:29that is a refined version of this one. The title area is fine. I love the core layout
386. 1:18:47and labels. I want to improve the
387. 1:19:01fidelity of the um mini figs. and
388. 1:19:19Lego Worlds. And I want to remove
389. 1:19:37a lot of the I don't know what I want to do. I don't know what I want to do. I want to improve the fidelity of the mini figs
390. 1:19:49and Lego worlds. The text at the very bottom of the image is fine, but check for
391. 1:20:03typos. The major change is that I want to use the following text
392. 1:20:22for the seven economy titles and um quotes
393. 1:20:39Tik Tok question for writing a technical paper comparing various platforms with source with source which platform would you use? Um
394. 1:20:54I mean honest to God at this point perplexity is not bad. Notebook LM's probably not bad. The nice thing about
395. 1:21:02Notebook LM, you can just upload all the papers, tell it to write a report comparing them all, do infographics,
396. 1:21:10like you can do all sorts of [ __ ] with Notebook LM, but also I kind of feel like like with Claude, you could you could create an
397. 1:21:18interactive um thing sort of comparing the papers. You could do the same in chat GPT. Like I I just I don't feel like you can go
398. 1:21:26wrong at this point. Um, just upload your sources. I'd go Claude, Gemini, OpenAI, Perplexity,
399. 1:21:43Notebook, LM, like all of those. I don't think you can go wrong. Actually, you know, you know what would
400. 1:21:50probably be the thing to do because a lot of how these things write is so subjective. If you've got access to multiple
401. 1:21:59platforms, I would basically do the exact same run across multiple platforms. Upload your source images, figure out how you
402. 1:22:09want them compared, what you want the analysis to be. Have Claude do it, have Chat GPT do it, have Perplexity do it,
403. 1:22:14have Notebook LM do it, just see which one you like better because they're all good enough at this point that you're
404. 1:22:21going to get some version of usable. And then but they're also all janky enough that you're gonna be like I got that
405. 1:22:26wrong and that wrong and just see the one you hate the least. Okay. is that the major change is that I want to use
406. 1:22:35the following text for the uh seven economy titles and quotes and remove the detail paragraphs that are currently below the quotes.
407. 1:22:55And then I'm going to paste in all of these things.
408. 1:23:14What time is it? We're getting there. Okay. all this I the chances of me not being so gravely disappointed I want to smash things is
409. 1:23:29very low like I've spent the last 45 minutes essentially writing a prompt doing a little bit of creative writing a little
410. 1:23:39bit of hey I can't use my brain you write [ __ ] and it wrote shitty [ __ ] and then so that was half an hour of just
411. 1:23:45getting it to not write shitty [ __ ] And now we're at the point where I'm about to hit the submit button and I and
412. 1:23:52I I just I'm going to predict that I'm going to hate this. It's going to make me very cranky. Anybody want to take any
413. 1:24:06I'm not trying to compensate for anything honest. Oh my god. Um awesome people do awesome things. Signsofawome.com. All right. Someone's
414. 1:24:16in promoting their site. Um, okay. Here we're going to go. So, let me just read the prompt again. See if I got this right.
415. 1:24:29Oh, that was about economy 7. Oh. Oh, I'm not trying to compensate for anything honest. That's pretty good.
416. 1:24:36That's pretty good. Okay. I want to create an image that's a refined version of this one. The title area is fine. I
417. 1:24:44didn't write that right. The title area is area is fine. I love the core layout and labels. I want to improve the fidelity of the
418. 1:24:56mini figs and Lego worlds. The text at the very bottom of the image is fine, but check for typos. Let me do this as a
419. 1:25:03new I don't think paragraphs matter, but let's try it anyway. The major change is that I want to use the following text
420. 1:25:13for the seven economy titles and quotes and remove the detailed paragraphs that are currently below the quotes. And then
421. 1:25:21there's the there's the things. I think this is good. I'm going to be so [ __ ] pissed if it sucks. Here we go.
422. 1:25:37The guys in Economy 7, the guys in Economy 7 are going to be just obnoxious little [ __ ] They're going to be insufferable.
423. 1:25:51Do you realize that when you have a conversation with someone who's in economy 7, you're going to be like
424. 1:25:56toiling along at whatever your blueberry farm if you're in economy 1 or you're like you're at your job you're like I
425. 1:26:02still got a job but I don't really do what I used to do. I don't know if I like it or not. You talk to someone in
426. 1:26:07economy 7. like, "Oh, yeah. You know what? Economy 7's going to be like, you know how like on podcast they have like
427. 1:26:15the only fans girls that are they're like, "Jenna, how much did you make last month?" Oh, I don't know. $3.5 million.
428. 1:26:31That's what it's going to be like. the guys the the the guys in Economy 7. That's what they're going to be like.
429. 1:26:39And the women, it's going to be obnoxious. All right. Did this work? Oh my god. I think this actually worked.
430. 1:26:48I think this actually worked. Hang on. Let me download this. I Okay, I am seriously not prepared for the fact that this worked.
431. 1:27:04the analog economy. Screw AI. I'm growing blueberries. That's really good. Although there's no blueberries down there.
432. 1:27:14Did it Did it Did it do good with the Legos? They're still sort of janky and not really Lego crisp. Adaptive learning, mess, messy internal
433. 1:27:27uncertainty, improved margins, reinvention by competitors, slow decline talent loss, stability over change,
434. 1:27:35limited scaling and income. This is actually really good. The legacy economy, I don't need no stinking AI. Business as usual.
435. 1:27:44That's good. The efficiency economy. AI is cool. It makes our business more efficient. The transition economy. AI is
436. 1:27:53changing the game. We'd better learn new rules. Good. The established and evolving paths. Okay. AI first frontiers. The aggressor
437. 1:28:08economy. Burn the org chart. Let's reinvent ourselves. Radical reconstruction. Massive internal disruption. Radical reconstruction
438. 1:28:17twice. But we can we can actually remove that one in Photoshop easily. The AI native economy. The way we used to do
439. 1:28:24things was a joke. Watch this. And then the multi- aent operator economy. Yes, I manage 23 companies now. Why do you ask? This worked.
440. 1:28:40Holy [ __ ] I'm kind of in economy 7 now. Most of my time is directing tasks and bots. Yeah. Which future do you choose? There are no
441. 1:28:53wrong answers. I can't believe this worked. Okay, so here's what we're going to do. So, this is downloaded now. We're going to go
442. 1:29:00into Photoshop. I'm going to remove the Notebook LM credit on the bottom because screw them. Am I paying for Yeah, I'm
443. 1:29:11paying I'm paying a lot of money to Google. They don't need their [ __ ] ad on my chart. I just I can can I just say like how
444. 1:29:26much I love being a Gen Xer and just not giving a [ __ ] It's so good. It really is. It's just like Yeah, I know. I triggered you. Sorry.
445. 1:29:45I can't believe this worked. There are no major typos. This really good. It's really [ __ ] good. Okay, so now we're in Photo Slop.
446. 1:30:01We're going to zoom into the bottom here. We're going to do a little highlight of notebook LM. And then we're
447. 1:30:08going to generative fill remove logo here. And that should just turn that to white. Please check your internet connection
448. 1:30:20and try again. God damn it. Exfinity. Hang on. I think I got to quit Photoshop and come back in. I'm so exhausted.
449. 1:30:36This is good. This is really good. This is really good. Great graphics, Kyle. Thank you. I can't believe it worked. I like I'm
450. 1:30:51I'm almost pissed. It's meltdown Monday, right? So, I have the prerogative to just lose my [ __ ] at any moment. Someone could ask me about,
451. 1:31:04"Do you like puppies?" and then I'll just scream for half an hour, right, about puppies and how they've ruined the world. I knew in my heart
452. 1:31:18that what I wanted to accomplish was going to fail. And so I was actually kind of prepared and excited to lose my [ __ ] over how bad
453. 1:31:28it failed and just tell you all to not worry about AI. It's all just a bubble. No, nothing to look at here. Move on
454. 1:31:36with your lives. Stop watching the show. Like, I was ready to just go there and then it [ __ ] worked on the first try.
455. 1:31:45Now I'm kind of pissed off. I lost my opportunity to scream about how bad it was. And this is why there's going to be seven economies,
456. 1:31:56cuz some people are going to discover, "Holy [ __ ] this stuff's good now. Meta Meltdown Monday. I'm mad that I
457. 1:32:08couldn't be mad at how bad it was. Yes, exactly. This is This is nested rage. The angry Gen Xer in the corner office
458. 1:32:19is angry that he can't be as angry as he was. Yeah, you guys you guys got it right. What am I supposed to do here?
459. 1:32:25What's my Oh, do I have any value here anymore? No, you're just going to get it perfect every time. Thanks. [ __ ]
460. 1:32:38This This makes me happy how angry I am that that I got everything right. Oh, good lord. No more meltdowns. There's always going
461. 1:32:52to be meltdowns. Okay. Oh, I think that's that's the right one. That's it, right? Yeah. Okay. Here we go. Let's zoom in. Let's try it again.
462. 1:33:04We'll We'll do it live. Okay. Here we go. How excited are we? All right. Generative Phil.
463. 1:33:20Um, remove the logo. Please check your internet connection and try again. Yeah, I'm streaming live. I've got an internet connection.
464. 1:33:31I wonder if their shit's down. Oh, okay. You know what? You know what we'll do? Hang on. Hang on. We don't have to wait.
465. 1:33:38Here's an important lesson, people. I just found myself in a trap. The trap was you got to use AI for everything.
466. 1:33:46I've got basic Photoshop skills. So, we don't actually need to use AI for any of the things I want to do. So, I'm going
467. 1:33:53to get the rubber stamp tool. If you've never used Photoshop, you're going to get an awesome lesson right now.
468. 1:34:00We're gonna we're going to click here with the option key and then we're going to go down here and we're just going to
469. 1:34:07start wiping this [ __ ] out, you know, like a photo shopper. Look at that. He's got [ __ ] skills.
470. 1:34:24We don't need no stinking AI. Okay. Brutal alien speed competition. One person, many agents. Human coordination bottleneck. Fluidity.
471. 1:34:38Fluidity and curiosity. Where? Here we go. Radical reconstruction. Which one do we want to get rid of? We'll get rid of this one up
472. 1:34:46here. Okay, we'll go. I don't I you know I watched it and he was I first of all it took him forever
473. 1:35:02to do anything like I don't know how anyone watches that and then he finally it seemed like he got done what he
474. 1:35:10wanted to get done got done and then he was upset. I just I don't understand it. It's a very confusing kind of show. How
475. 1:35:18long have you been watching it? Three years. Three years. Yeah. I don't I don't understand. We're going to do two Two spires here. Why not?
476. 1:35:31Three out of 10. He's got skills. How good is he? Three out of 10. All right, I think we're good. Are there
477. 1:35:43any other typos? This is I I I'm kind of astounded. I think there are no wrong answers. needs to be a different color. It needs to be um
478. 1:35:57bigger. So, we're just going to get rid of this uh and then we're going to get the typographic tool. We're going to
479. 1:36:09actually type with typography. Um what color? Which future do you choose? I think we'll do this blue. What are these blues?
480. 1:36:26Okay, here's what we're going to do. We're going to go make a color from here. Do we like that? That's not good.
481. 1:36:37Okay, we've got a color. Now, we're going to go grab a font. We're going to go grab a type tool. Monserat. I think this is just
482. 1:36:47Helvetica. So, we're going to go Helvetica. Helvetica new. Oops. Helvetica new. And then we're going to do what is this? We'll go medium.
483. 1:37:05Medium. And then we'll go there. Oops. Parentheses. There are no
484. 1:37:20wrong answers. Okay, go here. Here and go here. go. And then we're going to go.
485. 1:37:42I think that's good right there. Should we do itallic? I don't think it [ __ ] matters. I think it needs to be bigger.
486. 1:37:59That's too big. Shut up. Okay. Then we're going to grab this. We're going to put it here. Do we want it centered?
487. 1:38:22Do we want the seven AI economies? The seven economies. I don't know. I don't know. I don't really care. We're just going to call it
488. 1:38:37the seven economies. Let people figure it out. This is on them. They didn't invent this. So, this is on
489. 1:38:47them. This is their problem. You [ __ ] figure it out. Okay, we're good, right? I think we're good. We've got a 4K image now. We've got a
490. 1:38:59big giant ass 4K image. We'll save it as a JPEG so it'll save a little smaller. Screw AI. I'm growing blueberries.
491. 1:39:13Legacy economy. I don't need no stinking AI. Business as usual. The efficiency economy. AI is cool. It makes our
492. 1:39:21business more efficient. The transition econ economy. AI's changing the game. We'd better learn the new rules.
493. 1:39:28The AI aggressor economy. Burn the org chart. Let's reinvent ourselves. The AI native econom economy. The way we used
494. 1:39:37to do things is a joke. Watch this. That's feels very right. And then multi-agent operator economy. Yes, I
495. 1:39:45manage 23 companies now. Why do you ask? Okay. I We've got a winner. We've got a winner. This is a This is a final.
496. 1:39:55Is that your final answer? Yes, Bob, it is. Okay, we'll do We'll save this as a PNG. So, we've got the PNG burn. So, I'm going to go 7-Eonn
497. 1:40:144K. Save. And then so we've got the PNG non-compressed version of it. And then we'll do export as JPEG.
498. 1:40:36Oh, I think daddy's got a problem with that's PNG. So we're going to go JPEG. And actually, let's we're going to make
499. 1:40:48this a little smaller. But this is 6,000 across. 3,000. That's too big. So, we'll do 3500 across. Wait, why did Oh, wait.
500. 1:41:03Oh, that's canvas size. Hang on. Export as
501. 1:41:17JPEG. I'm so excited about this. We'll do 3500 across 63% by cubic export. Oh, here we go. Yeah, six is
502. 1:41:34fine. Export to JPEG. So, we're going to do seven economies. Where's the 4K one? Where did I do that? Here we go. There it is. Final. We'll
503. 1:41:49call this final 2K. That's a JPEG. Okay. Quit Photoshop. No, we don't need to save that.
504. 1:42:06Yeah, this is much better. Okay. Good, good, good, good. Fantastic. Bob. Hey, Bob. Yeah. Uh, tell them what they've won. Yeah, they uh
505. 1:42:18again, it's it's it's not a game show. They No, no one's won anything. That's fantastic. Okay, so here's the
506. 1:42:26JPEG. So, wait, how big is the JPEG? Is it is it small enough that we can post it anywhere? 1.6 megabytes. The other
507. 1:42:33one's 20 megabytes. Okay, 1.6 megabytes is teenytiny. And let's see if it's high enough quality to not be embarrassing. Yes,
508. 1:42:43it's fine. The Legos are a little mushy. Like the the people in in uh in Legoland over in in the Danes. The
509. 1:42:56Danes are not going to be happy with the crispness of the Legos. But all I need it to be is in the neighborhood. So this is really good.
510. 1:43:07This is a one. Yeah, it's a little small. if you zoom way in. But you can read everything just fine,
511. 1:43:17right? And then if I close that and open up the big one, this one should be much more crisper. Much more bigger.
512. 1:43:31Yeah. Decent. All right. All right. Bob, on the first attempt, we needed to Photoshop two things.
513. 1:43:46I decided to add some typography, change a little bit of typography, but this is basically good to [ __ ] go. Boom.
514. 1:44:01All right, I'm out of here. Oh, wait. You know what I'm going to do? because I know you're excited for me to
515. 1:44:09do this. I'm going to go to X and I'm going to post this. X.com compose post. Took me right there. We're
516. 1:44:20going to go grab Do Let's grab the big one. [ __ ] [ __ ] Elon Musk and his hard drives. Let's Let's see if it lets us. Yeah. Okay. Um
517. 1:44:35updated seven economies info graphic.
518. 1:44:51Let's see now with we'll go um pathier pathier quotes um less typos
519. 1:45:09typos more pixels I'm such an idiot pixels else. And then we'll do these like a little
520. 1:45:24indented sort of situation and then pier quotes. Let's go over to chat GPT
521. 1:45:40or no LinkedIn. Is anyone still here or am I just talking to myself? We've lost a lot. Look, the I don't blame anyone. If you
522. 1:45:52if you have left or fallen asleep and just your phone has has died, the battery's dead, and you're just asleep,
523. 1:46:01that is the appropriate response. The fact that anyone is still here astounds me every night. Uh especially on nights
524. 1:46:08like tonight where I'm just kind of off doing my own thing. But here we are. Okay, I'm going to go to the posts. And I'm going to
525. 1:46:22find the where is it? Seven economies. Okay. So, here's the article. We're going to grab that URL. We're going to go back to X. We're going
526. 1:46:35to say here's the article that explains how AI is about to
527. 1:46:52shatter our shatter shatter our world into Seven
528. 1:47:08distinct economies. There's that.
529. 1:47:23All right. I wonder do I want to make this image?
530. 1:47:39So, here's a question for all you for anyone who's social media friendly. So, I've got this I've got this
531. 1:47:51um this article with this esoteric image up here. Like, it's it's a cool midjourney kind of esoteric image.
532. 1:48:00But, I'm thinking I should swap that out for our new sexy infographic and then we won't have a disparity.
533. 1:48:08I think I'm going to do that. Is that a bad idea? Anyone? Anyone know social media? Yep, it's a bad idea. Or, yep, I should
534. 1:48:18do it. Dr. J, yep is a rough answer. Is Is that what you do when you're psychologicallying people? They're like,
535. 1:48:26uh, I got a I got a problem with my Do it. I know nothing. I got a problem with my mother. Dr. Jay's like, yep. Yep.
536. 1:48:41Go on. How does that make you feel? Yep. That's really good. Okay. So, so let's go fix that. So, what we're going to do
537. 1:48:52is we're going to go edit article. I'm going to relaunch this thing, too, cuz [ __ ] it. Edit the cover. I'm going to
538. 1:48:59trash this one. We're going to upload from computer. We're going to upload the 4K because again, we don't care about
539. 1:49:06Microsoft's hard drives. Screw them. Seven econ economies. Which future do you choose? I think this is the way to go.
540. 1:49:19It's taking a while for it to upload because I uploaded the big one because I'm angry and I want to I want
541. 1:49:27to hurt I want to hurt Microsoft and their servers. Yes, it's definitely the way to go. Okay. Seven economies. Okay. Um there are seven
542. 1:49:44economies coming. Choose any one you want or even more than one
543. 1:49:59because I think what's going to happen is some people are going to be like screw AI. I'm going to economy one to grow
544. 1:50:07blueberries. And then some people are going to be like, I'm gonna go start up 23 companies in economy 7 and work two
545. 1:50:14days a week and hang out in economy one where the cool people are. And then and then the rest of the world
546. 1:50:22is going to be in economies 2 through six just [ __ ] hating life. Okay, we're going to update this.
547. 1:50:33This is good. This is really good. Okay, so that now exists. Updated seven economies infographic now with pathier quotes, less typos, more
548. 1:50:44pixels. That's good. I like it. Here's the article that explains how AI is about to shatter our world in seven
549. 1:50:50distinct economies. Um, let's do this. will say if you think things are messed up now dot dot dot
550. 1:51:06that's good all right and then we'll do we'll throw in we'll throw in a atcoal we'll see if we can get Robert Scoble to we'll do
551. 1:51:15we'll do Scoilizer we'll do Scoville see if we can get him to pump this one up post. Okay, this is good. That's good. Um,
552. 1:51:29and I think what I'll do is I'm going to copy this. Copy. And then I'm going to go here and I'm going to go here. I'm going to go um
553. 1:51:51dear Mr. Scoble, I'm so excited. I haven't I was excited about this infographic before, but it had such bad typos in it that any of the
554. 1:52:05AI haters would have been like, "It's clear you made with AI, Mr. Shannon. Mr. Shannon." And now it's like
555. 1:52:15they'll still say that because it's true. But at least there's not ridiculous typos in it. Okay. Can we could Could could LinkedIn just load
556. 1:52:30please? There we go. Okay, thank you. Okay. Um, new and improved infographic for the seven economies
557. 1:52:48article. Please share far and wide. If you're watching this show right now, do me a favor.
558. 1:53:02Go repost this. Thank you. All right, I'm out of here. It's almost 10:00. I can't believe it's so basically so basically it took two hours
559. 1:53:16to make an image that I probably could have photoshopped in 20 minutes. Shut up. But it's higher resolution now.
560. 1:53:28And we learned something. You can actually do a thing. Like I changed all the text and it changed all the text and it got rid of
561. 1:53:37the stupid shitty overly complicated stuff. It's good. It's good. Good. Good. Okay. Um yeah, I'm leaving. Bye. I'm
562. 1:53:50exhausted. I I can't even imagine. You must be really exhausted. Wow, that hair. Hi. Hey. Hey. Name's Kyle Shannon.
563. 1:54:02Welcome to Sears. Uh interest you in a washer dryer, maybe some uh some carpet. Yeah. Fantastic. That's That's unfortunate. That hair
564. 1:54:14tonight. Yeah. All right. Bye. Have a good night. Yes. Producer Brandon, >> I was just waiting for you to sign off.
565. 1:54:30>> Oh, okay. Okay. Bye everybody. I'll see you tomorrow.