aiLL 6/14/23 - Discover How AI Will Change Everything Forever

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2. 0:30with the AI learning lab welcome everybody here we talk about all things AI um looks like there's a couple of people
3. 0:41trickling in and they got rid of my dual camera feature so that's a pain in the butt uh if you're new here welcome and let me
4. 0:56flip the camera so if you're new to AI go to these sites well go to the top one anyway the top site there is chatgpt's
5. 1:07official website if you've not played with catch EPT go there this is the AI learning lab my name is Kyle Shannon I'm an entrepreneur
6. 1:15I'm the co-founder and CEO of a company called storyvine I'm fairly deep in the waters on this generative AI stuff and my channel is to um
7. 1:27demystify talk about this stuff answer questions educate thank you Kevin appreciate that hey Sonia I'm gonna try something new
8. 1:38tonight normally I try to answer every question I'm going to just keep the questions rolling live uh I also don't
9. 1:44have my dual camera thing they Tick Tock turned off that feature for me for some reason so I can't show you my screen but
10. 1:51I'll flip back and forth if people have questions if you have questions about uh Hey Amelia's wife if you have questions
11. 1:57about AI drop them in the comments I will do my best to answer them I'll show what I can let me flip my camera this is a pain they
12. 2:10change they changed everything on me I'm an old man set in my ways what am I supposed to do here got an iced tea
13. 2:18or is it something stronger I don't know it's 32 ounces whatever it is so I hope it's not stronger um welcome everybody if you're new to AI
14. 2:28this channel is about that I like talking about that I answer questions about that um these sites the top one there is the
15. 2:37official chat gbt site if you've not played with chat gbt I strongly encourage you to go do that right below
16. 2:44it bing.com that's Microsoft search engine but if you click the chat button that's also chat GPT it's gpt4 it's free
17. 2:52and it's connected to the internet and I can take the comments on Discord or another platform and answer them here oh that's interesting
18. 3:01yeah that's not a bad idea so I've got let me turn on something else so if you go to the I I started a thing
19. 3:10called the AI Salon we meet every other week we have an online meeting and we meet in person here in Denver and if you
20. 3:17go to that URL there's a link tree there and in that link tree is the um is the link to the Discord server so
21. 3:25we have a Discord Community there so you can ask questions there that's not a bad idea Kevin and what else
22. 3:34um yeah if you have questions pop them into the comments below hang on I gotta flip my camera again because they took
23. 3:42away my dual cameras what am I gonna do um does tick tock have an API I'm pretty sure they do um I have not and I don't think I have
24. 3:53any interest in developing anything for it but maybe I will I could probably do it on zapier um I used Bing today with gpt4 feature
25. 4:00it's amazing thanks for telling us about it absolutely yeah it's I mean what's nice about it is it's free right and
26. 4:05it's if you go to normal chatgpt which oh dang it I just keep flipping my camera here um if you go to normal chat GPT down
27. 4:19the gpt4 is for pay so you have to pay for GPT plus to get access to it bing is free um it their open AI is making some some
28. 4:33big movements they they just added some things I'm not answering that last comment there scuba Brett you trying to get me in trouble I'm not
29. 4:48gonna do it I am not going to fall for your Wiley way scuba Brett never I won't do it um do I think there will be virtual
30. 4:57companionship yes am I going to answer your question no uh if you're new here my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab if
31. 5:09you have questions about AI drop them in the comments below hair growth geek are you here for a reason is it is it that
32. 5:17my forehead is ever expanding is that why you came you're supposed to be asking me questions about AI not talking about my follicles
33. 5:27nuggets fan I live in Denver we won the championship last night so I'm a fair weather fan I don't I mean basketball's
34. 5:33cool I mean watching jokic is like watching that I saw a really funny meme where someone someone was acting like
35. 5:40Napoleon Dynamite Just awkward and just like throwing the ball up and say I'll just swish he's totally like oh Comcast oh Xfinity
36. 5:51Denver wins and suddenly Skiles and Nuggets fan um is this an easier way to make an avatar and sync it with your voice
37. 6:00is what what I'm doing here best free phone app to use um for chat GPT I would just hold for chat GPT if I were you I would just
38. 6:15go to on my phone um just point your browser at that top URL or it you could get the Bing app um or you could just point your Chrome
39. 6:25browser or your Safari browser to chat.openai.com I'd use that rather than a phone app because it's more it's got
40. 6:32more features on it there is an official chat CPT app but it's really hard to find in the App Store so if you want the
41. 6:40official chat GPT app go to openai.com and they change the home page it's not on the home page anymore let's see
42. 6:58um let's see where it is I gotta I gotta find it now product chat GPT you too can make money
43. 7:14okay so if you go to open AI go to their product menu go to chat GPT not gpt4 sorry chat GPT and then at the bottom left hand
44. 7:29corner it says um download in the App Store so if you click on that it'll take you over to the that's the official app any
45. 7:38other app that says chatgpt in the app store or anything in Android right now is fake [ __ ] stuff yeah they've
46. 7:45completely changed the home page yeah um is there an easy way sorry wait is there an easy way to make an avatar and sync it with your
47. 7:57voice I think you might have reached out to me Kevin um I know there's a way to do it I I haven't done it myself yet so I don't
48. 8:07actually know what's the easiest way to do it the thing that I've made is one where I'm just taking a still picture
49. 8:14and you can record your voice and it'll animate to that but it's not in real time I think what you are asking about
50. 8:20was doing it in real time I know it can be done because there's apps out there that are doing it um best option for transcribing right now
51. 8:30is open ai's whisper and you can if you go to open ai's developer portal which is platform dot openai.com hang on that's play to oh
52. 8:44wait hang on let me flip my camera since they took away dual camera for me if you go to platform.openai.com
53. 8:52that takes you to this thing and then boy you can't see it at all hold please zooming in in the upper right hand corner of the
54. 9:04chat window is this little microphone and that's whisper so if you click on that it allows you to upload an audio or video file or even
55. 9:14just start recording and that will transcribe your stuff and then there's versions of this you can download and run on a
56. 9:21machine there's versions of this you can you know call from from openai but uh yeah that's that's what I that's what I'm using in my
57. 9:33current company is um storyline and we do transcriptions in there and we're using whisper for that and it's it's really good the the the
58. 9:42transcriptions are not horrible um hope it's not too expensive the the version that we have because we're
59. 9:51running it locally we just installed it locally it's not costing us anything well that's not true it costs our developers time to do it
60. 10:03to build it to build it welcome everybody this I I am thrown for a loop because I don't have normally right here
61. 10:10I've got a little window that's got my back camera on it and they took that feature away from me so it's called whisper open AI is the
62. 10:18company whisper is the transcription service and if you go to platform.openai.com playground in that
63. 10:26chat window the little microphone in the upper right hand corner that's where you can upload things to transcribe them
64. 10:32it's pretty slick it's pretty slick and it's really good uh and it could do different languages as well um the other thing you can do is we
65. 10:45haven't installed this yet but we're going to be able to translate English into about 120 different languages it
66. 10:51does subtitles does all sorts of stuff it's pretty it's pretty darn good pretty darn good um if you're new here my name is Kyle
67. 10:59Shannon this is the AI learning lab I'm an entrepreneur CEO of a company called storybine which is a video technology company
68. 11:07um in the mid 90s I was uh and and uh I was there early for the early days of the world wide web and I started one of
69. 11:15the first digital agencies a company called agency.com and um the early days of the web and the early days of this AI I'm counting that
70. 11:25starting like six months ago the launch of chat GPT kind of marks the beginning of a new era and it's very very
71. 11:32reminiscent of the early days of the web so it's really exciting times right now so that's why that's why I have this
72. 11:38channel that's why I'm talking about this stuff and if you have questions about AI pop them in the in the comments
73. 11:44below I'll do my best to answer them uh trying to think what else what else might be good you know just sitting around talking
74. 11:53talking what are some things that happened uh open AI just updated all of their apis so if you're a developer the um the open AI
75. 12:05um interfaces for GPT you can now call functions which for the rest of us doesn't really mean crap but it's kind
76. 12:14of like it's kind of like you can have chat GPT with plugins but instead of calling a plug-in you're actually
77. 12:20calling some service so you could basically point it at you know apis that you use for your business and build that
78. 12:27right into a chat GPT application so it's pretty pretty powerful stuff is coming if you have questions pop them in
79. 12:33the comments below do my best to answer them I heard Bard was blocked by the European Union over privacy concerns interesting
80. 12:41I hadn't heard that let's go let me go take a look at that and see if that's is that news that's out there let's see EU bard
81. 12:54Google bard blocks All European countries when was that yesterday it was announced that Google would be undergoing hold please
82. 13:08let's go to learn together it would be undergoing a massive expansion bringing AI chatbot experiment to 180 countries however what Google
83. 13:21didn't mention is that Bard still isn't available in the European Union last month Italy ban Chach EVT we knew
84. 13:30that they unbanned it after Sam Altman called them said hey Italy and whatever he told them they were fine with so they turned it back on uh
85. 13:44yeah interesting interesting I I mean you know I think this is going to continue to happen for a while but um
86. 13:56but I like I honestly don't know like like like when when Google rolls barred into all of their office suite and when Microsoft rolls
87. 14:06open AI into all of office 365. is that feature just not going to be available in certain countries like I
88. 14:13don't I don't quite know how that's going to work and then with these log with the open source large language
89. 14:18models I again I'm I'm not quite sure how this is all going to work um hair growth geek was just talking about this at work wait oh wait I'm
90. 14:29going back um any AI apps for HIPAA compliant data sharing um we do a lot of work with Pharma so we're not HIPAA compliant but we deal
91. 14:40with uh Phi all the time so um I don't know well you can you can run your own instance so so open AI in conjunction with Microsoft
92. 14:56you can do Standalone virtual machines for your company and then you can you can manage all of your own HIPAA
93. 15:02compliance that way I assume you could get a HIPAA compliant virtual machine through Microsoft azure um
94. 15:11but if you're doing any sort of calls to um to open ai's API according to our lawyer their terms are kind of squishy
95. 15:20now now they're coming out with chat GPT business where I up champ is protecting us from the neighbors moms and strollers very dangerous
96. 15:32apparently um champ it doesn't help it just makes me feel better yelling at him okay if you wanted to invest
97. 15:46um what would some companies to buy stock I don't know I can't listen I'm horrible with money so don't ask me about investment
98. 15:53I you know I would pay attention to to who's making Who's Making Moves um Microsoft is acting like a startup
99. 16:02and they're they're a thorn in Google side right now Google's struggling and playing catch-up um and I think the the
100. 16:13search advertising model is is at threat and I think they know that and I think that's why they're scrambling to get
101. 16:19their AI [ __ ] together Nvidia just hit a trillion dollar market cap they're not going away anytime soon um open AI is interesting but not
102. 16:27investable um I really like the company anthropic but I don't think they're investable um I don't know I wouldn't bet against
103. 16:38Apple I think Apple Apple's got the hardware to be able to do a lot of this machine learning and AI stuff locally on
104. 16:45devices so from a privacy perspective like when when it when it comes time for actual privacy and actual
105. 16:54um authentication of content I think a company like Apple's gonna they have the ecosystem to be able to nail it
106. 17:01so when Apple gets into the AI game they're going to probably get in right around the time when the 2024
107. 17:08presidential election in the U.S has hit fevered pitch and there's misinformation everywhere and deep fakes everywhere and
108. 17:15people are like we need privacy and we need authentication Apple will just step up and go here you go put it on a silver
109. 17:21platter so that'll probably happen there uh um all right oh you're an online pharmacy oh that's cool yeah I don't like right now like
110. 17:33what I would what I would work on until it there might be here take a look this is for you hair growth person
111. 17:45what's your what's your handle hair growth geek um go to go to that bottom URL futurepedia.io that's a directory of
112. 17:53just like an infinite number of uh AI tools see if anyone has done the the HIPAA thing in there or hi just just
113. 18:01search for privacy or hip to see if anything shows up there my guess my strong guess is that we're kind of too early right now
114. 18:10for actual professional applications everything right now like think think of the generative AI industry right now is
115. 18:18just we're in the spit and duct tape phase like shit's launching you know two or three major projects a day are
116. 18:25launching people are like here's the next best shiny thing and then you realize oh it's like a 19 year old in
117. 18:31this mom's basement you know putting out that thing that looked all professional um so there's a lot of that going on
118. 18:37right now um so but I would go look at futurepedia that might help despite why spread reporting that the market expected
119. 18:45wait that's a market expected fed not to raise rates Bard kept saying otherwise oh so so listen do not expect any of
120. 18:57these large language models to to do anything resembling the truth um they hallucinate like mad um and I don't I think I'm not sure if
121. 19:07Bard's connected to the internet or not um but Bard is Bard's a mess Bard's not very good right now I would use chat gbt so if you
122. 19:18um want to use chat GPT go to that top URL chat.openai.com if you haven't used it go use that and then Bing is gpt4 for free and Poe
123. 19:29lets you see a bunch of uh different models all on the same interface and someone someone described it yesterday
124. 19:35Poe is like the play school of of chat interfaces which I thought was funny and pretty true all right
125. 19:44um Jasper won't retrain on your business data okay that's cool um you can also turn off um chat gpt's training on your data I'll
126. 19:53show you how to do that they changed that interface as well everything's changing all the time right now but let
127. 19:59me show you that so if you're in chat GPT and you go to your settings down here and go settings
128. 20:13you have data controls and then in here you've got your chat history which you can turn off but they just
129. 20:23they they just move something hang on a sec clear all chats huh that's very strange okay there used to
130. 20:34be a section in here that said download my data so if you turn off your chat history and training so they can't train
131. 20:41on their data it deletes all of your chat history and there used to be a thing here that said you could download
132. 20:48your data they don't have that anymore so this is the uh the joy and wonder of cloud-based software is that the thing
133. 20:55that you took you know a month to learn how to use you log in the next time and it's like no that's different now like
134. 21:01like Tick Tock I used to have a dual camera feature where I could put my laptop screen right here that's gone you know what are you gonna do
135. 21:11is the world we live in hey I thought that thing worked that way it did where's the manual we don't have manuals just figure
136. 21:19it out yourself you loser all right thank you for the kind words I appreciate that um
137. 21:35I have great hair and a lovely forehead oh not a five head thank you thank you I I appreciate the forehead comment it is
138. 21:43getting larger my forehead so you know I'm not saying it's a hair problem but you know I got to get some new toupee glue or something
139. 21:54spilling crap all over myself uh welcome if you're new here my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab I'm an entrepreneur
140. 22:06I'm not an AI or machine learning guy um I'm a business guy that likes to sort of take it advantage of Technology when
141. 22:15it's kind of there for the masses I did it in the early days of the World Wide Web um and started one of the early digital
142. 22:22agencies company called agency.com and uh the minute I saw this uh generative AI stuff I started on the image side of
143. 22:30the house and then when chat EPT came out I was like oh this is something different special profound uh game
144. 22:38changing and uh yeah had a big Epiphany about it and so just I just went crazy I started this Tick Tock Channel I started
145. 22:46a an a newsletter so my newsletter I'll give you the info for that if you're curious because it's it is valuable we
146. 22:56we go through stuff so let me turn off this stuff and on this stuff so I started uh the AI salon so that's the
147. 23:05the link tree to the AI Salon is up at the top there you can join our Discord you can come to we have meetups every other
148. 23:12um every other week and then if you go to to tick tock the everyday AI news um is our Channel there and there's
149. 23:19links there to subscribe to the newsletter so if you want to keep up with this stuff what I can tell you
150. 23:24running a newsletter is it is impossible to keep up with this stuff it's impossible it's like I thought stuff was moving fast back in
151. 23:35the mid 90s with the web stuff that was sleepy compared to what's happening right now it's crazy it's
152. 23:42crazy I tell ya so if you have questions about AI drop it in there great webinar today thank you very much I appreciate
153. 23:48that that was the uh the one Club thing the uh yes the the fireside chat it was a Fireside well it was a chat
154. 23:57there was no fire unless you consider the burning phosphorus well we don't even have burning phosphorus anymore
155. 24:02that's a CRT reference for you old people the burning LEDs uh were the closest thing we had to a fire today um your GPT has
156. 24:16export you know what I have a feeling you're right I I have a feeling I just need to reload let me reload this chat GPT
157. 24:29maybe I even should log out and log back in Logan login doggies [Music]
158. 24:43and I'm gonna go to settings and I'm going to go to data controls okay now I've got it okay so I was showing you this before okay if in chat
159. 24:55gbt you don't want you want to be as secure as possible chat history and training you can turn that off
160. 25:04now if you turn it off it deletes all of your chat history which is why I haven't turned it off because I want my chat
161. 25:12history so if you're going to turn that off make sure you export your data which is this thing right here and then you'll
162. 25:20get all your chat history and you can dump it into a Sheets file or something like that so and if you are new here I don't think we
163. 25:30have any new people here anyway those are the top three are official chat GPT site Microsoft's Bing that's gpt4 and
164. 25:39thenpo.com which has six different chat models within it that you can play with Google deepmind open Ai and anthropic
165. 25:48have agreed to open their AI models to UK government for research and safety purposes oh that's really interesting retro Punk very cool
166. 25:59let me flip my camera back why is my dual camera feature gone I don't want it to be gone I want things to work the way they used to work
167. 26:12yesterday no the day before if you didn't know it I have a degree in acting
168. 26:26come for the hair stay for the idiocy uh what's what's the AI that makes what's the AI that makes app what's that
169. 26:39I don't know I don't know what words are supposed to be in that sentence tarfari 89 but if you rephrase that in a form
170. 26:49that I could understand it as a as a native English speaker I would appreciate it I don't know quite what that means
171. 26:56um are you on Discord if so could you show everyone the open AI prompt Library yeah I am on Discord um you're assuming
172. 27:09that I've been to the open AI Discord Channel recently and I haven't but no time like the present so if you're if you're new to Discord
173. 27:19entirely this is Discord these little circles down the left here are servers so one of these is the open AI
174. 27:29server I forget what the the logo looks like one of the problems with these is that they all have little icons but you
175. 27:36got to roll over them and I forget what the open AI one looks like that's it okay so if I go to open AI
176. 27:44and then once you're in the server then you have all these little dis discussion areas and then the discussion is to the
177. 27:49right and who's on the servers to the left and you can turn that on or off so just there's the conversations and let's see
178. 27:58prompt engineering oh prompt Library okay oh yeah this is pretty cool I have been here before Okay so go to Discord sign up
179. 28:09for the go go to openai.com okay jeez lordy people let's have an add moment shall we let's go back to the internet
180. 28:19let's go back to the interwebs and we're going to go to openai.com so if you want to find open ai's Discord server
181. 28:27I don't know how we're going to do that oh I know how we're going to do that we're going to search for it open AI Discord okay
182. 28:39discord.com invite slash open AI all right so go Google open AI Discord and then that will bring you here and
183. 28:51and you basically sign up you follow their little instructions and then if you click on all the things that you
184. 28:56have to click on to to join then you'll see all these comments down below here you can ask questions about chat EBT GPT
185. 29:043 4 and then there's prompt engineering which are discussions about prompt engineering and then there's the prompt
186. 29:11Library which is a nicely organized there's gpt4 prompts chat GPT prompts gpt3 multi-purpose prompts and so lots and lots of
187. 29:25lots and lots of things there the other thing that I show on my fancy little this little fancy picture here that that
188. 29:33fourth thing down prompts dot chat that is similar to the prompts library in Discord so let's go take a look at that it
189. 29:43doesn't look as nice certainly on the tikitaki but it's called awesome chat GPT prompts the first part of this document is uh
190. 29:52explains to you about prompting and there's a free ebook and there's a paid ebook I don't know what that's about but
191. 29:58whatever there's prompting resources then they talk about the chat GPT app and then it goes into this long list of um
192. 30:07prompts to tell Chachi PT to act like a certain thing and it will it'll act like an Excel spreadsheet or a travel guide
193. 30:15or a plagiarism Checker or a character from your favorite movie or a Storyteller right this just literally
194. 30:21goes on and on and on and on so if you are stuck trying to figure out well what would I ever do with chat JPay Tay
195. 30:30go to prompts.chat and they will tell you what to do with chat jpt and if you hear anyone on Tick Tock or YouTube go make money with cha cha
196. 30:39payday ignore them they're just trying to make money off you they don't know how to [ __ ] make money they wouldn't be making videos
197. 30:48about making money on chat EBT if they were making money on chat GPT do you ever think about that idiot not you them those kind of people
198. 30:59driving crazy they make me crazy they make me crazy they might be insane I don't like it I don't like it I don't
199. 31:05like it and I don't know if you told you this before but I don't like it thanks for the demo you're welcome if
200. 31:12you have uh questions comments about uh AI things like that pop them in the comments below I'll do my best to answer
201. 31:20them if you want to make fun of my looks that seems to be a popular activity here in the AI learning lab where do I start
202. 31:28to learn about AI that is an awesome question and that is why I made this Photoshop file because I think still and listen when
203. 31:39this changes I will change this graphic I have the power I've got editing capabilities on this particular graphic
204. 31:46I think the best place to start learning about um AI is right here chat.openai.com that's the official chatgpt website it looks like
205. 31:58this well not that when you go to your settings it looks like that it looks like this where you got your chats over
206. 32:05here to the left and you got this giant nothing window this is what this window represents is all of the possibility of
207. 32:12all of humanity and if you're using the free version you it's called GPT turbo I think they call it um if you pay for it it's GPT 3.5
208. 32:21because I don't know I don't know why they name it different but anyway but you can just if you've never used this
209. 32:27before you can do things like um explain um let's see the theory of relativity as if I were a fifth grader in a Country
210. 32:46Song bag and it will write you a song so so if you've never played with uh this tool these are what I like to call parlor
211. 32:59tricks where you just tell it to do something stupid and then pick your jaw up off the floor when you realize how
212. 33:05fast it just did it we'll gather around young cow poke I'll sing you a tune about a mighty smart fella a genius
213. 33:13named Einstein he's a loon he had a wild idea about how the world goes around called theory of relativity it's a scientific sound
214. 33:21it's a theory to relativity buckle up and hold on tight it's a wild ride through space and time it'll blow your
215. 33:27mind all right so there's a little Charlie Daniels action here so it'll do that you could also say um make a table comparing the theory
216. 33:44of Relativity with quantum mechanics I don't even know if that's possible well apparently it is vegetable
217. 33:56all right like what oh description the focus of Relativity is gravity and large scale phenomenon and quantum mechanics
218. 34:06particles and microscopic phenomena so you know and it can write code you could say um write me a python App application
219. 34:20that lets me play with um math formulas of these two theories don't know if that's possible certainly
220. 34:35here you go and it writes you an application so so if you've not played with chat apt and really started to get your head around
221. 34:46the remarkable power of of this tool that's the place to start and then you you know then after that then it
222. 34:56starts to get serious because it's you know for me like one of my favorite moments is when someone's like you know
223. 35:01I heard about this AI stuff but aren't the robots just gonna kill us and then you're like yeah that's the movies and they might but in the
224. 35:09meantime why don't you go take a look at this and then they go holy crap and then they play with it and they're like oh my
225. 35:14god did you know I could do this and they all talk like that until they've seen it and then they talk not like that um
226. 35:24what I would then do is I would say think about what you do what you're interested in and start playing with
227. 35:33um chat EBT or discovering other tools just start getting curious about it and start doing what you do or things that
228. 35:39you're interested in with the tool so if you're really into gardening have it create you I don't know a list of plants
229. 35:45to plant for your region at that given time of the year or a way to battle pests or have it write you a grocery
230. 35:52list or have it right you help you start the novel you've been procrastinating for 20 years um that's where I'd start all right let's see
231. 36:07any sources for mid-journey prompts for creating Graphics to use for Design Elements yes well so let me show you let me show you a
232. 36:21couple of things here for mid-journey so for those of you don't who don't know Chachi think of Chachi PT as words and then when it
233. 36:29comes to pictures the tools the the major tools are mid-journey stable diffusion Adobe Firefly um and Dali which is open AIS
234. 36:40mid-journey in my opinion is by far the best in terms of quality stable diffusion is the best in terms of
235. 36:47developer community and and innovation fireflies the best for commercial commercial usage all of them require prompting so one
236. 36:58thing I'm going to show you here I'm going to go to Poe so this is Poe poe.com and it's just like chat EBT where you
237. 37:06have a little chatty thing at the bottom and a window at the top down the left hand side here you've got different
238. 37:11models you've got Sage which is their model you've got gpt4 you've got three Claude models which is this is anthropic
239. 37:19um the the ones that say subscribed here or are only if you pay for the this subscript Jesus this monthly
240. 37:28subscription for Poe uh and then you have Claude instant claw GPT now everything below that are Bots and one
241. 37:36of the cool things about Poe is there's a little thing here where you can create your own bot they make it really easy
242. 37:41for people to make Bots I've made a bunch I made a sling blade bot and a Yoda bot and a Shakespeare bot
243. 37:47but two other people made mid-journey bots so this one's called MJ captain and I think you said you you want
244. 37:56Graphics to use for Design Elements so um I want a sheet of design elements for modern Graphics design
245. 38:12let's just see what that does so you type it in there and then it'll rewrite your crappy little prompt with one
246. 38:18that's that's quite specific so this says a sheet of design elements for modern graphic design with minimalist
247. 38:24aesthetic inspired by the art of uh wasili Kandinsky which is kind of cool using a monochromatic color palette with
248. 38:31pops of bright yellow typography Mastery by Paula share with a focus on geometric shapes such as circles squares triangles
249. 38:40incorporating so so this is actually kind of interesting so what we'll do now I'm just going to copy this
250. 38:47and if you want to go to that that one in particular is called MJ Captain so if you go to poe.com MJ Captain that'll take you to this
251. 38:55mid-journey bot there's another one that's just slash mid Journey so po.com slash mid Journey that'll take you to
252. 39:02these Bots they're kind of slick so now we're going to hop over to Discord so back to Discord for those of the it
253. 39:10sounds like there's some new people here my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab welcome we're just geeking
254. 39:16out right now on Mid Journey someone wants to do some designing some fancy design and so I am in the AI Salon
255. 39:26um Discord and within our Discord we've got a mid-journey channel it's called mid or mid-journey play so I'm going to
256. 39:33scroll here to the bottom Ali has been very busy she's been doing a lot in here these are cool I mean this is some of the quality that
257. 39:40I mean mid Journey's quality is just sick it's it's just really really good man she's been making a lot oh that's a cool one
258. 39:50um and so I'm so the way you make an image in mid-journey is you type slash imagine and then it will pop up a prompt box and
259. 40:01I just copied that from the pobot so I'm just gonna pop it in there and hit return and so now that's been submitted to
260. 40:10mid-journey and within a few minutes it'll start generating four different images that are based on that and we can
261. 40:17we can watch them here together if it takes too long I will uh yeah there it comes so so one of the things you'll
262. 40:23notice the way these diffusion models work with image generation is they start out as kind of blurry images and then they do a series of
263. 40:32denoising algorithms on top of them so they've kind of averaged together like you know hundreds if not thousands of
264. 40:39images into these blurry noisy images and then they just denoise them in the direction of that prompt that I asked for
265. 40:47and this is looking like it's it's it this is going to be pretty cool and you could obviously change the colors that
266. 40:53were mentioned in that prompt or the shapes or the artists that were mentioned um these models understand a lot I'm
267. 41:00going to show you one more research source for that but let's go this is at 78 this is at 93 there's usually the the
268. 41:08jump from 93 to finished is usually really strong and really good so we'll see what it does here yeah it just it
269. 41:15really tightened it up so let's go we'll go kind of zoom in on these so I mean if you want design inspiration or if you
270. 41:24wanted to do say patterns for something on Etsy for example um yeah these are pretty slick they're really
271. 41:32good then what you can do so when you're I want to go back to Discord so when you're in Discord so the mid Journey bot comes back and it
272. 41:42gives you this four up you know it's four different designs and then they put these weird little wonky like you one
273. 41:50two three four V one two three four and then the reload button if you just hate all these and you just want to re-roll
274. 41:56it that's what that button is the U stands for upscale and then it's one two three four so if you want to upscale any
275. 42:04any of these you can but what I generally do is I'll find something I like like I like one and four for me kind of speak to me so what I'll
276. 42:13generally do is I'll say give me some variations the v stands for variations give me variations for one and variations for four
277. 42:23and it'll basically pop a new prompt in there and it'll it'll it'll keep them basically the same but give me slight
278. 42:29variations and then I'll usually upscale from there so let's see is this one done now that one's still going
279. 42:43yeah there's slight differences here like the little circles here are different these little pieces are
280. 42:50different like this one's got a little half tone thing going on there's 83 percent good night I watched some guy reload his
281. 43:01computer about 30 times how long did you do that for I don't know four hours or so all right so yeah this is cool like like
282. 43:14this one's got like little trees I like that one so I'm gonna we're gonna do U1 we're gonna upscale one on this sheet and then down here
283. 43:27I don't know I like the fourth one we're gonna upscale four and so there's the upscaled version for for that one
284. 43:38and then there's the upscaled version for that one so so that's kind of how you do mid journey and that's that's a way to do those
285. 43:47prompts there's the other thing I promised you I would show you another resource if you go to open art open art dot a i
286. 44:07just making sure this is right yeah go to openart.ai prompt book open art dot AI slash promptbook it will take you to this thing now this is
287. 44:19um ostensibly made for stable diffusion I wonder if they've got one for mid-journey anyway
288. 44:35um this is like a 96 page PowerPoint presentation that teaches you all about prompting for these image
289. 44:44generation tools a lot of what you learn in here can be applied to any of the image generation tools there might be
290. 44:51slight differences in in like you know how you call certain elements but you know start by asking a list of questions
291. 44:58do you want a photo or a painting what's the subject is it a person is it an animal is it a landscape what details do
292. 45:04you want to add special lighting environment color scheme Point of View background and then you just keep going
293. 45:10through this thing and it's just it's just like it keeps peeling the onion so they're showing you examples of what
294. 45:15might change it's talking about the order of words being important and then it then it kind of goes into this world
295. 45:22of modifiers and this is for me this was like an eye-opening um section because like just within photography this this
296. 45:32first page you know photography prompt mix and match it understands so many different terms like close up Polaroid monochrome long exposure
297. 45:43um ring light lenses it understands what a telephoto lens is or a 24 millimeter lens it understands what bokeh is and if you
298. 45:52keep going it shows you here are the different kinds of images that you'll get if you use these different terms and
299. 45:58so this document is just like like rabbit hole after Rabbit Hole after rabbit hold it whether you're using
300. 46:05mid-journey or stable diffusion or dolly or any of them you can just start digging in use different art mediums right watercolors
301. 46:13graffiti oil painting clay sculpture um you know paper cut it understands artists and and different categories of
302. 46:21artists and you know it's not just modern artists I know there's a lot of bad press about it stealing people's
303. 46:26artwork but but it understands like historical artists like you can like you can get an art education just just you
304. 46:35know digging through the different art styles and getting these image generation tools to create things for
305. 46:40you so I know that was a long answer and uh it looks like we got some new folks here let me flip my camera around and
306. 46:47introduce myself if you're new my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab I'm an entrepreneur I'm the CEO of a
307. 46:54company called storyvine I um I let me change one thing here oh wait let me flip it back over hold um I found a thing called the AI Salon
308. 47:08which if you want to join a community of people curious about AI we've got a Discord server we meet every other week
309. 47:14and just geek out on this stuff and I also have an AI newsletter that's our Twitter handle if you go to Twitter
310. 47:19and go to Everyday AI news uh you can you can get a link there um and yeah what this channel is about is really just demystifying AI I'm an
311. 47:30entrepreneur more than an AI specialist I've only been doing the AI thing for about a year so I am new to AI but but
312. 47:37I'm very experienced with playing with things like the early days of the world wide web and and now I'm geeking out on
313. 47:43the early days of AI because I think it's very very similar in parallel um can I write code and sell it if if
314. 47:51you write code that does something cool and people want to buy it sure or if you want to write code and people will pay
315. 47:58you to write that code yes I got a children's book by chat GPT but I don't know where or how to get the illustrations for the
316. 48:07for the something for the book I assume um what I just showed you um mid-journey you can also ah dang it I missed my dual cameras um
317. 48:21another place that you can make images for free is if you go to bing.com and then you go bing.com create slash create
318. 48:37this is uh Microsoft's front end on top of Dali which is the open AI image generation tool I think this is by far
319. 48:46the weakest of the tools but it's free and easy so bing.com create and what happened there what happened that was weird hold
320. 48:59all right I don't know what happened there okay uh so I'm gonna go here I'm gonna go um children's book illustration of a chubby black
321. 49:16and white dog with a red hat walking down Main Street that should make us a chubby dog walking
322. 49:32down Main Street in some sort of children's um illustration look we'll see Bing's always a crap shoot I feel like
323. 49:41mid-journey mid journey is one that when I go there and show people it's okay that's not a chubby dog that's like a Macy's day parade
324. 49:50oh Beast dog so let me get rid of chubby let me take chubby out of there and re recreate so um but yeah so so this is a way that
325. 50:03that you could make images for your book um is it okay to store AI text responses on my oh to my like to my database I'm
326. 50:13using one with their API service I think I think using their API service is is safer than chat GPT because chat GPT is
327. 50:23just a a really thin quickly put together piece of software it's getting better but right now it's kind of it's kind of
328. 50:32you know doing that why am I dead naming Muhammad Ali my Cassius Clay shirt this is this is Basquiat baby that's Basquiat
329. 50:48is this backwards for y'all or is this normal because if it's are you are you able to read this or the letters backwards
330. 50:57let me know because I'll fix it dead naming Muhammad Ali I don't even know what dead naming means Let's go ask
331. 51:05Chet GPT what dead naming means new chat hang on let's you get to witness this too oh it's backwards okay wait so I'm gonna mirror my video
332. 51:15bang all right is that better is that normal you can read it now Cassius Clay yes yes that's Basquiat isn't that a cool
333. 51:27illustration come on come on how cool is that but I don't know what dead naming is can you give thoughts on mid-journey yeah I
334. 51:35just did mid Journeys the bomb mid-journey is is of of the image generation tools it's the one oh let me flip my camera around not comment
335. 51:47I don't want to comment I want to flip my camera come on come on Tick Tock uh what is dead naming dead naming refers to the act of using
336. 52:01the birth name oh or previous name of a transgender or non-binary person well that's not Muhammad Ali all right it's a it's a it's a gender
337. 52:13thing I don't know but dead naming but I'm not dead naming him I'm just wearing a t-shirt because I like Basquiat and I like Muhammad Ali
338. 52:22all right flipping the camera back around hey everybody my name is Kyle Shannon AI learning lab here happy to
339. 52:28chat about anything I I ask me questions you're also free to troll me and tell me that I look like Rosie O'Donnell because
340. 52:34you do anyway so might as well invite it I think my favorite was I was scrolling Tick Tock and thought I saw Alec Baldwin
341. 52:44but he got fat that's a that's a compliment all right can I get my thoughts on mid-journey I think it's the best of all of the image
342. 52:55things although um the drag about mid-journey is that you still have to oh there's the Basquiat see um
343. 53:06the thing about mid-journey is you have to do it within Discord so if you're not comfortable with Discord not only do you
344. 53:12need to learn mid-journey you need to learn Discord which for normal human beings is a pain in the ass it sucks
345. 53:20um I know that they're going to be doing a website at some point but I wish they'd get [ __ ] on it um stable diffusion
346. 53:29also really powerful because it's open source the developer Community is developing all sorts of stuff for it but
347. 53:36you still got to be pretty geeky if you want to use mid journey and you're not geeky then check out get on the wait
348. 53:43list for if it's still wait listed a thing called leonardo.ai let me flip the camera back around here leonardo.ai and it is a super cool
349. 53:58um web front end for stable diffusion that's very very sophisticated it allows you to even do things like train um
350. 54:11let's see fine-tuned models is this yeah your models so like I trained it on some of my images but I also trained it I'm a
351. 54:19photographer so I trained it on um on some of my cloud photographs and now I can say use this model and so anything that I create in here
352. 54:32will basically use my photographs as kind of a basis so if I say um dramatic Sunset over the Rocky Mountains
353. 54:46wait dramatic Sunset over the Rocky Mountains my dog is pissed it will now do a picture but it should
354. 55:03if it's still working right include my dramatic cloud cloud Skies that I do with the actual camera
355. 55:19what'd you do tonight oh waited for a guy loading a web page that sounds exciting how long are you doing that for three hours
356. 55:27interesting life you're leading thanks Marge oh look at the drama look at the drama in Disguise oh it sort of cut that cloud
357. 55:38off vertically that's weird that does that does not look dissimilar to stuff that I photographed and how I retouch it so anyway
358. 55:49um that's that I would also if you're if you're in the commercial um you know if you if you work for a big company
359. 55:59um I would look really strongly at um Adobe Firefly and the new generative AI within Photoshop because it's really good
360. 56:09um and the thing about what adobe's doing is they've trained their models on um public domain and Adobe stock images
361. 56:17that they own the rights to so they've made sure not to train their their base model on copywritten stuff
362. 56:25so that means that images generated through adobe's generative AI are going to be safe for commercial purposes which
363. 56:33if you work for a big company all this all these other ones are a mess right now so that's my thoughts on mid-journey you asked me about one
364. 56:42uh image platform you get an answer on four why because that's why we're here I don't know if if RFID what was that
365. 56:51hold is this something about a chip in my skull if our ID is not perfected how can we trust AI and in in in an OS you don't have to trust AI
366. 57:07like you should be skeptical of it but what you should not do is just dismiss it from a soapbox what you should do is go
367. 57:15start playing with it and understand what it's good at and what it's not good at and learn about it in my opinion um
368. 57:23when do we get data ingester yeah I assume you're talking about code interpreter from openai I want that like
369. 57:30yesterday and I don't have it yet and it's got me a little cranky okay [Applause] I interview people for podcasting and
370. 57:41the new AI audio tool from Adobe is amazing yeah the one so Adobe has this free tool that they just put out where
371. 57:47you record stuff on your shitty little phone microphone and you run it through their tool and it makes it sound like
372. 57:52you used a studio mic sounds like you're an actual professional which you know that's one of the themes of these of
373. 57:59these generative AI tools and by the way I'll thank you for tapping the screen I think that lets people know we're here so I appreciate that
374. 58:06um and and and super cool that you're all hanging out with me um the um what was it talking about oh oh the the um
375. 58:17the tools making us more professional than we otherwise might be I I think that's one of the things that I'm
376. 58:23noticing about these tools is rather than I think the perception from the outside is oh the ai's doing the
377. 58:29creativity or the AIS making art no it's people making art using these incredibly powerful tools so what I'm kind of
378. 58:37noticing for myself personally but what I'm seeing for others is that the AI is like a Humanity amplifier
379. 58:44so it's like you have an intent and where before if you didn't quite have illustration skills you don't need them
380. 58:49now if you can kind of articulate what you want bang there's your images bang there's your professional audio bang
381. 58:56there's your music soundtrack bang there's the script um so you can really quickly move from a vapor of an idea to an articulated
382. 59:07version of it and what I'm finding is that with AI I'm no longer hitting any creative roadblocks right like like ai's
383. 59:17like a creative roadblock mower Downer bulldozer might be a better term for that um it just sort of bulldozes through
384. 59:27what would have been sort of creative blocks or like I don't I don't have the skills to do that or anything like all
385. 59:33that whiny [ __ ] you do as a creative person and it just mows that [ __ ] down and I find myself getting to kind of 80 of
386. 59:41what I want to get to incredibly quickly and then I spend the last 20 percent probably the same amount of time I would
387. 59:47have spent just getting to a first draft now I just spend refining so it's it's really it's really really powerful that
388. 59:54way I want a publicly owned human AI hybrid app that will be coming sooner than you know much sooner like
389. 1:00:03that's coming I I mean I think that's going to be I think we're all gonna have like AI assistance and we'll just say to our AI
390. 1:00:11assistant go do that [ __ ] and our assistant might even be able to do things like call on our behalf Google
391. 1:00:18in one of their developer conferences this past year showed an AI example where the AI called a pizza shop and
392. 1:00:26ordered a pizza on but called on the phone and talked to a person and the person didn't know it was an AI or if
393. 1:00:31they did they didn't act like they knew it it was a demo so they probably said hey Sal there's going to be kind of a
394. 1:00:37robotic chick calling pretty soon could you just act like it's normal so it was a demo so that was probably it but the
395. 1:00:44the synthesis stuff is is getting really good really fast and so I think that we will have agents that um share our likeness if we want
396. 1:00:55um share kind of a modified like here's the superhero version of me if we want um and just go do stuff for us go book
397. 1:01:03me a vacation to Cancun it goes off and books you a vacation to Cancun you look at it you're like that's too expensive
398. 1:01:09find me something for half the price and uh you know give me activities for the day create an itinerary for the day okay
399. 1:01:16boss off it goes right I think we're gonna be there sooner Discord is so complicated Discord is a [ __ ] nightmare so if you use
400. 1:01:26slack at work Discord was the original slack right you know like slack stole from Discord and it was for gamers like so it's like
401. 1:01:36these little you know chat communities and things like that and so unfortunately it got popular with you know Gamers and then with nfts and
402. 1:01:43blockchain and then a bunch of the nft Bros were like now let's go do some AI I know we'll start it in a Discord server
403. 1:01:51and I have a Discord server for the for the AI salon so I can't [ __ ] it's a it's a nightmare all right oh my God Leonardo Leonardo's
404. 1:02:00really cool Leonardo is really cool um well a will AI have the impact projected I think AI is gonna have
405. 1:02:10a massively profound impact I don't know what projections you've been looking at um it is clearly over hyped
406. 1:02:22I think it's more profound than what the hype is right now and I think it's coming way faster than anyone has a clue
407. 1:02:29so let me give you let me give you a a comparison so when I started agency.com in the mid 90s this this was kind of
408. 1:02:36early days of the World Wide Web to get to 100 million users it was six years from when Tim berners-lee created
409. 1:02:44the world wide web until it hit 100 million users it was six years chat gbt got to 100 million users in six weeks
410. 1:02:54they launched it on November 30th and mid-January it hit 100 million users it was the fastest adoption of Technology
411. 1:03:03of a single technology in history um like that that's remarkable and then if you look at what it does if you sort of
412. 1:03:12compare and contrast let's go back to the World Wide Web what was the product of the World Wide Web well it was a
413. 1:03:19thing that looked like a page it looked like what is this can I show this yes it was a thing that looked like this
414. 1:03:26and then some of the letters were blue and you could click on them and it would jump you to another page that looked
415. 1:03:33like that was that was all it was it was pages with hyperlinks that clicked you to other hyperlinks and it's the foundation for all of the
416. 1:03:43stuff we do today on the internet right it's the foundation of social media it's the thing that powers the iPhone and all
417. 1:03:48of our smartphones you know it's the foundation of of everything we use today what is the output of these AI tools
418. 1:03:56holy [ __ ] [ __ ] it will write you a novel it will write you a computer program it will translate languages it
419. 1:04:03will make you beautiful images it will make you beautiful songs and we're just scratching the surface of what these
420. 1:04:08tools make possible and because so many people jumped on chat GPT the entire developer Community like did this pivot it just went
421. 1:04:21and everyone is putting all of their energy all of the investment money into this AI stuff and then the AI is improving itself so
422. 1:04:31you have all the developers pointing at it you have all the business people pointing out at it going how am I going
423. 1:04:36to use this that's where I fit and then and then you have the tool itself improving on itself so we are in an
424. 1:04:44accelerated Innovation phase that we're at the very beginning of the other the other parallel to the early days of the web the internet had
425. 1:04:52been around for decades the World Wide Web comes along and makes it available to real people right it was
426. 1:04:58all scientists and researchers up to that point the World Wide Web makes it available for everyone same with
427. 1:05:05um with machine learning and artificial intelligence the the foundations for it or 50 years old you know machine
428. 1:05:12learning and kind of let's call it you know modern AI 15 20 years probably um it's already in a lot of the stuff
429. 1:05:19that we do but what did chat CPT do and what did mid-journey and stable diffusion do they made it available to the rest of us
430. 1:05:27right so so we're just at the beginning of this inflection point where real people get to use the most powerful
431. 1:05:34tools in the history of mankind is that going to have a profound effect yes are you a copywriter go play with
432. 1:05:42chat EPT and tell me you're not freaked the [ __ ] out are you an illustrator for 30 years go play with mid journey and
433. 1:05:48tell me you're not freaked the [ __ ] out the woman that co-hosts the AI Salon with me Leah fasten is she's been a photographer for 25 years
434. 1:05:57um when when we started the salon she hadn't played with generative Ai and then she started playing with it and her
435. 1:06:02initial response was holy [ __ ] and then her second response was I'm gonna be okay I got through the the you know
436. 1:06:09transition from film to digital and now I think she's back at holy [ __ ] because the speed with which you could take one of her images
437. 1:06:18and copy the style of it and not need to hire her is like that now so what does that mean I don't know
438. 1:06:28she doesn't know she's she's having to find I mean she's still working right she's got a reputation she's really good at
439. 1:06:35what she does but she's having to figure out what does the future of Photography look like as well as what does it look
440. 1:06:42like for her given that she knows how to use these tools so yeah that and and and it's not all doom and gloom right it's not that
441. 1:06:56the people that get displaced are just going to sit around and do nothing the people that get displaced or disrupted
442. 1:07:04also have access to these tools so what might end up happening is people that had kind of shitty repetitive soul-crushing jobs that job gets
443. 1:07:13automated out by AI and then when they get displaced they might go huh you know I kind of hated that job you know what I've always
444. 1:07:23wanted to do and then here's this AI tool that can help them do it so I think we're going to see lots of reinvention
445. 1:07:30right lots lots of few Humanity facing the existential crisis of what the [ __ ] do I do now and then coming out the
446. 1:07:37other side going you know what I'm gonna do and they're going to start companies and they're going to start they're gonna
447. 1:07:43they're gonna innovate and they're gonna create competition to their old companies so yeah I think it's going to be um
448. 1:07:53I think it's going to be insane and I think it's coming faster than we're prepared for I could be wrong but having been through this once
449. 1:08:03that's where I am looks like we got some new people here my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab I talk fast I have ADD I
450. 1:08:10cuss I have a dog that barks I learned many years ago we we I I have always had poorly behaved dogs in my life and and
451. 1:08:19the first two dogs that I got they were very poorly behaved if in fact one time we were walking the dog in Brooklyn
452. 1:08:27and this guy walks by with a little miniature poodle and Max picks him up and like starts spinning around with him
453. 1:08:35like he's a toy and the guy who's talking about is like um so that wasn't good so I after that we brought in a dog trainer right and so
454. 1:08:46I'm like oh great you know we're gonna finally have well-behaved dogs and here's what you learn when you get a dog
455. 1:08:51trainer they don't train the dog they train the people and you have to have the discipline and you have to not be codependent with your
456. 1:09:01dogs and you have to be the one that says no you can't get on the bed and that ain't me and that's not my wife
457. 1:09:06and so what we decided very early on in our lives is we're just gonna have shitty behaved dogs because we are bad dog owners
458. 1:09:18uh it's all fun and games until your dog picks up a poodle that was a disaster all right did they take your picture inside
459. 1:09:31picture option away yes why did they take that away I used to be able to have that image in a little window by my head and I didn't
460. 1:09:41have to explain what the [ __ ] this channel was all about now I gotta now you got to actually communicate I
461. 1:09:48don't want to communicate I don't want to work hard you don't understand really do we really need the pipes that loud
462. 1:09:59I don't want to work hard without my window and window I want pictures or tick tock yes they did
463. 1:10:13all right somebody just came in here they're like who is this insane person it's creative with your words in mind it
464. 1:10:23is then what do we do with our time well km we're human right so I I think that you know the the optimistic future is
465. 1:10:34what we do with our time is we spend it on things where we can contribute more or that give us more fulfillment um
466. 1:10:46you know the the promise of the Industrial Revolution was that the machines would give us back our time and and what
467. 1:10:55it did was it just you know enslaved us to to use the machines to make more and more product um I think AI really does have the
468. 1:11:06possibility of taking all of the complex parts of our world Insurance claim forms and buying a car and buying a house and doing your taxes
469. 1:11:19and curing cancer and like all of these incredibly complicated things and you can think of AI as a simplification layer sitting on top of it
470. 1:11:28so if you figure probably conservatively 80 percent of the activity of human beings is dealing with the cogs of the machine
471. 1:11:39so if we have a technology now that can automate the cogs of the machine what's left for us to do I don't know [ __ ] be human
472. 1:11:49go give a concert connect with people don't be so divisive self-express create art create love create music I don't know I don't know I
473. 1:12:01hope it goes that way you know it could go the dystopian way we're all just working for the machine again but I but I really do this do
474. 1:12:09think that that that that that these tools in my experience is it amplifies my Humanity and that's both the good and a bad thing
475. 1:12:19because humans are complicated and they can be really shitty so it's going to amplify the shitty as well but the
476. 1:12:24reason this channel exists is I want to talk about amplifying the good what can they do to make us more creative more
477. 1:12:30productive more interesting more self-expressed more confident right because you know how if you have an idea for something and then you try
478. 1:12:40to put it in the world but you're not really good technically at the thing you're like I don't want to show this to anyone it's shitty
479. 1:12:47well you don't have to be that anymore you can have an idea and you might not be a good writer but you put it in chat
480. 1:12:52EPT and now you're a [ __ ] brilliant writer I want you to write like Hemingway well I just [ __ ] wrote like Hemingway I don't know
481. 1:13:01I want to illustrate okay now you can illustrate this image that image sitting behind those letters let me turn off the letters
482. 1:13:12this was a really profound image for me so I was doing this project with stable diffusion um called Kyle Shannon dreams it was a
483. 1:13:19bunch of self-portraits and I don't know what prompt I I did I think I actually found some other image I copied the
484. 1:13:25prompt I put it in I started modifying The Prompt and after about 30 variations of this this thing showed up and
485. 1:13:35I had an emotional visceral response to this and and it was this if I were if I were technically skilled enough
486. 1:13:48either at Photoshop or illustration this is the kind of work that I would create and it just created it and I I just had
487. 1:13:57this thing I'm like that's my voice like that's my creative voice right there but I actually don't have the skills to
488. 1:14:03execute something like that from scratch and stable diffusion did it and this is after what 2 000 images or
489. 1:14:11something like that well 2000 that I kept like this is fairly far into this exercise and and I had this Epiphany that that I can find
490. 1:14:22a creative voice an expression of my creative voice that's true to who I am that I don't actually have the skills to
491. 1:14:30do and and that's [ __ ] magic I mean it's magic wasn't it Carl Sagan that said any sufficiently advanced
492. 1:14:41technology is indistinguishable from Magic that's what we have in our hands right now so that's what we do with our time
493. 1:14:48figure out the thing you've always dreamed about doing go [ __ ] do it you don't need like like I don't know if you know that the the
494. 1:14:55Malcolm Gladwell thing I forget what the book was he's got a couple of them but the 10 000 hours thing right if you want
495. 1:15:01to get good at something put in your 10 000 hours I think these tools allow you to get good at something with a lot less
496. 1:15:08maybe a hundred put in a hundred hours put in a thousand if if we could get masterful and feel masterful in a thousand hours
497. 1:15:21instead of ten thousand hours that's like what two or three months rather than two or three years of our life think how much more you can do
498. 1:15:31so what do you do with your time I don't know whatever the [ __ ] you want so now the next two to three years when all of
499. 1:15:41this disruption happens I think that's going to be a [ __ ] [ __ ] show like the the Shangri-La I'm talking about is kind
500. 1:15:48of on the on you know five years down the road on the other side of the disruption we're about to to you know
501. 1:15:53we're about to go through you know just a gauntlet of hell as as job after job gets disrupted but I think and the reason this channel
502. 1:16:02exists is that if you lean into this AI stuff and you're one of the people that knows how to use these tools you're going to be okay
503. 1:16:09there's going to be a lot of people that are just like it's evil it's stupid I don't want to do anything than you well
504. 1:16:17don't this is coming whether you want it or not right this is in my opinion this is a tsunami right the the the uh
505. 1:16:28low tide has gone out farther than it's ever gone out before it's really quiet right now why is that well
506. 1:16:36there's some [ __ ] building up out there and I would rather be on the surfboard on that wave than in my cozy beach
507. 1:16:43cottage so that's just where my head is right now and I I just I'm excited about it I'm both more excited than I've ever been
508. 1:16:52and more scared than I've ever been you know professionally personally like this stuff is insane that's what's happening looks like we
509. 1:16:59have some new people here sorry you jumped in in the middle of a philosophical rant there my name is Kyle
510. 1:17:04Shannon this is the AI learning lab I generally just ask questions about AI so ask questions about AI I'll do what I
511. 1:17:10can to answer them I'm kind of jumping all over the place with the question so if I miss your question sorry about that
512. 1:17:17um let's see what else so how do we avoid continued enslavement I think that I think that the the AI tools are going
513. 1:17:27to automate out a lot of the jobs that are the Cog in the wheel jobs that are the the that are the jobs that Crush
514. 1:17:36our souls and then I think we find ways Collective ownership where we stay slaves well I mean the good news on that front J is that um meta
515. 1:17:47released their their core large language models to the developer community so there is now a thriving open source Community
516. 1:17:57um creating large language models that are competing with the big boys so that's that's coming I'm not a tech person per se but I
517. 1:18:04decided to learn and now I'm making bucks with AI that's awesome man I this is the thing just start like the the
518. 1:18:12whole the like if there's a um if there's a mantra that I have right now with this AI stuff it's get curious
519. 1:18:21just get curious if you've not played with chat GPT go to that top URL that's the official chat website
520. 1:18:29you don't have to pay for it you do have to sign up and they ask you for your phone number so if you're one of those
521. 1:18:35nft I don't want to dox myself people you're not going to like it but if you're one of those go to the next url
522. 1:18:40url down that's bing.com that's Microsoft's if you click on the chat button there that's gpt4 for free connected to the internet and then
523. 1:18:49poe.com lets you play with six or seven different models and create your own Bots just get curious with this stuff
524. 1:18:55just start playing I think it I think it will make a a big big difference for you um I'm seeing it again and again and
525. 1:19:03again there's also just this really magical moment where you go in thinking you know what chat GPT is and then it
526. 1:19:10does whatever the [ __ ] it does and you're like it can do that like that moment is awesome wait a minute could it also do this and then it
527. 1:19:20does and they're like holy [ __ ] I wish I was I was uh I was shown a bunch of like I don't know third or fourth graders
528. 1:19:30um how to make images with with uh I don't know what I was using was I using stable diffusion whatever I was using and
529. 1:19:39um so I'm showing them all this and then at the end of like two hours the kids are just all over the place they're like
530. 1:19:44it's like a special school for hyperactive ADHD kids so they're just like pinging off the wall so so
531. 1:19:51um at the end of the thing this this one like 10 year old boy says to me goes yeah I'm doing a little programming I said
532. 1:19:59are you and he goes yeah yeah I said what language are you programming and he goes C sharp I was like oh that's cool
533. 1:20:05what are you doing he says yeah I'm doing like a little clone of Flappy Birds I'm like wow that's cool how's it
534. 1:20:11going he's like ah I got a little bug I got little bugs I Gotta Throw That code out and I said well if you use chat GPT
535. 1:20:19and and he and he goes he goes yeah yeah I used that and I said have you used to try to debug your code he said I don't
536. 1:20:25understand and it was clear you hadn't used it right so I'll do what I did with him so so I go over to the chat gbt you're gonna make money
537. 1:20:37so so I came over here and I went I went um um write me a clone of flappy oops not slappy Flappy Birds
538. 1:20:54in C sharp that will run in unity period that was all I typed and then it
539. 1:21:08started explaining stuff and then it started writing code and it started started doing that he watched the machine write code like
540. 1:21:23that and it was like a cartoon his mouth literally did this he went I've been in the Home Alone I mean it was and and so typing this
541. 1:21:39he goes like that and he goes I'll be right back and he runs down four flights of stairs to get his computer and he
542. 1:21:45runs back up and he's out of breath and and so so we pull up his code and and I have him copy the code and we go
543. 1:21:55to Chachi PT and he pastes this code in chat EPT and um we ask it to to analyze his code and see if it can find any problems and it
544. 1:22:04finds a typo basically and so he copies that code pasted into unity and hits play and Flappy Bird shows up
545. 1:22:12and he and he's he's just like he's just like dumbfounded and he looks at me and he goes this changes everything that's what this stuff is
546. 1:22:24that's what this stuff is that moment and and it's like I don't know there's something [ __ ] magic in it
547. 1:22:33but you have to you you have to kind of find the thing that you know deep enough that you can you can query it you know
548. 1:22:43you can ask it in such a way prompt it in such a way that it gives you back a response that that you're like that's as
549. 1:22:49good as something I would have written or better right and when you have that moment and especially when it like just
550. 1:22:55knocks it out in 30 seconds and you know that would have taken you two days all right AI must be seen as a gift
551. 1:23:04from the best of Consciousness yeah I really do think I mean you know the the sort of wrap that AI has is like the
552. 1:23:12robots are doing this [ __ ] the robots are making you know the robots are plagiarizing the robots are stealing no no no the robots
553. 1:23:21this robot is a reflection of the output of humanity that that it was trained on so a lot of what it's doing is a
554. 1:23:29reflection of us like if you sort of dig deep into it philosophically it's actually it's kind of profound in that
555. 1:23:35way technology should be used for the best of humanity I totally agree with that Dell um and it's a tool right I think Microsoft
556. 1:23:45got this piece right they're calling it co-pilot so GitHub co-pilot is like this pair programmer they're taking that
557. 1:23:51co-pilot brand across all of Office 365 they're rolling it into Azure cloud services um they're rolling it into windows and and
558. 1:24:01it's right you're the pilot right you're in charge you're flying the plane you just happen to have an incredibly capable co-pilot
559. 1:24:11that's what the AI tool is it's your co-pilot all right thank you for being the voice for for being a voice in the wilderness
560. 1:24:20well partner I'll tell you I I appreciate the kind words thank you very much less is more not coming out of
561. 1:24:27my mouth I just talk a lot all right just pay someone twenty dollars to draw that okay well I would encourage you Tuan to
562. 1:24:38um go play with these tools rather than um like diminish them you know from the sidelines because until you understand
563. 1:24:47what's actually going on like the more you learn about this here's the thing I spent about a year digging fairly deep
564. 1:24:53into blockchain and nfts and the deeper I dug into it the less real it felt all the companies felt like
565. 1:25:01Bros just kind of scamming and they were all kind of kind of inside talking and they've done a tremendous amount of
566. 1:25:08damage to themselves from a PR perspective because of that um and you know some obvious some big fuck-ups right
567. 1:25:16the opposite has happened with AI the deeper I dig into it the more profound it gets that doesn't happen almost ever
568. 1:25:25right when you really dig into something you you find the cracks right and are there are there cracks with this AI
569. 1:25:31stuff oh yeah it's like raw it's like duct tape and spit together like the like I don't know if you know this chat
570. 1:25:36gbt was written in two weeks It Was Written in two weeks and then it got 100 million users in six weeks
571. 1:25:43why because they put a simple interface on something profoundly powerful so I wouldn't sit on the sidelines because
572. 1:25:52it's technology that's way more way more profound than what it may seem especially if you just go it's not perfect
573. 1:26:00it made a mistake I asked it to create citations and they were all fake okay check your work some idiot lawyer this last week or two
574. 1:26:11weeks ago had chat GPT write a legal brief and he handed it to a [ __ ] judge without proofreading it all the citations were fake
575. 1:26:20the judge was like what the [ __ ] is this that lawyer should be debarred like if anyone should check their work
576. 1:26:27shouldn't it be a lawyer isn't that why you paid them it's like Jesus Christ all right uh I am behind on messages so if it
577. 1:26:39seems like I'm behind on messages it's because I'm behind my messages my intent was to just you know do the bottom ones
578. 1:26:44but now I'm kind of back to my old ways I like going through each of the questions so me all right um do you have your favorite apps you may
579. 1:26:53have said that already I'll say it again so I do and and I'm I'm I'm really limiting um just out of sheer survival
580. 1:27:06so those top three URLs right there are all just different flavors of chat gbt um I am partial to the top one which is
581. 1:27:15the official chat website they're the ones that invented it they've got the most sophisticated model the gpt4 model
582. 1:27:22no one's come close to it so far um I think each of those top three sites is valuable in its own way um prompts.chat just teaches you about
583. 1:27:33prompting future pedia is a directory of lots and lots of AI apps I I stopped paying attention to them because there's
584. 1:27:40just too many of them so for the words it's for me it's chat GPT and Poe and then for for images it's
585. 1:27:51um it's mid-journey stable diffusion are the are the two biggies but I'm but I'm increasingly using Adobe Firefly because
586. 1:28:00it's safe for commercial use so if I want to create an image that I'm going to give to one of my clients um I would use Adobe Firefly if I'm
587. 1:28:09doing stuff for myself I use mid Journey as stable diffusion because they're just like other they they are a Quantum level better
588. 1:28:18um but adobe's going to get their [ __ ] together really quick the the speed with which Adobe moved from from um
589. 1:28:27you know they they had a lot of AI tools built into um you know filters and things like that within Photoshop but they were staying
590. 1:28:37way far away from the generative AI game um one of the one of the lead AI guys um John Knack I used to work with him and
591. 1:28:45and he's at Adobe now and he came and spoke at the AI Salon back in December January I think it was January
592. 1:28:53and they were just dipping their toes in the water with stuff and the speed with which they went from let's experiment
593. 1:28:59with this to here's Adobe Firefly to [ __ ] it we're rolling that into the Photoshop beta with generative fill now
594. 1:29:06they just rolled out generative recolor I think they called it or adaptive I think it's generative recolor in
595. 1:29:12illustrator that came out today um for a company their size and with with as much at stake as they have right
596. 1:29:20because if you think about the Adobe suite it's it's not so much about generating original content is taking
597. 1:29:27raw materials that artists have created and refining them right illustrators that may be exception to that but but um
598. 1:29:36man they're just they're just leaning into it so so they're really interesting as well and so for me that's kind of it
599. 1:29:41right now like I'm I'm leaning in on the word stuff with chat GPT the image stuff with those two and then I use zapier
600. 1:29:49which is an automation tool to to create content generators and things like that so those are those are uh
601. 1:29:58someone called me bro is an AI yeah man gpt5 right here bet you didn't think it would look anything like this did you oh yeah
602. 1:30:09I'm your avatar welcome to your nightmare all right just curious what's the time frame for this disruption you mentioned I don't know well
603. 1:30:21so I think there was just what was the what was the amount of jobs there were I don't remember the total number
604. 1:30:31[ __ ] I can't remember 30 000 or 130 000 I don't know there were just some amount of jobs announced that were lost and
605. 1:30:38four thousand of those were directly attributed to AI um I think certain industries are going to get hit first I think copywriting and
606. 1:30:52and I think I think sort of the most tactical levels of creative execution are gonna get affected you know relatively
607. 1:31:04um quickly and dramatically because I think that um clients are just not going to be willing to pay for um you know a bevy of Junior
608. 1:31:16tactical people when they know that these tools can do that work so I think I think the lower level tactical things are going to get hit um
609. 1:31:27I think the sort of COG in the wheel knowledge workers like data entry people lower level data analyst people
610. 1:31:35researchers things like that I think those are going to get consolidated there's a guy I mentioned this on my
611. 1:31:42lives a lot but he's a guy you should follow there's a guy named Paul rateser r-o-e-t-z-e-r and he's got an
612. 1:31:49organization called the marketing AI Institute and he's got a saying he said AI is not going to replace your job but someone using AI will
613. 1:31:58and so I think what's going to happen very very quickly is that is that the owners of these businesses are
614. 1:32:09either going to be forced into using this so if I'm an agency and I'm used to turning around Creative
615. 1:32:16Concepts in six weeks and charging time and materials for that and my big client comes to me and says I now want you to turn those around in
616. 1:32:25two weeks and charge me 30 percent less or I'll fire you then I need to find a way to solve that right so I think that kind of stuff's
617. 1:32:35going to start to happen um and we're already already starting to see it we're already we saw a major agency holding company just announced
618. 1:32:43last week week and a half ago that they're going all in on AI which probably means some of these kind of disruption um but I don't know
619. 1:32:55I mean there's still a lot of copyright and intellectual property right issues there's still a lot of privacy and
620. 1:33:01safety issues so it's possible that um AI remains kind of like in a little ghetto off to the side for a year I
621. 1:33:13don't think it's going to be a year um I was talking I did a talk with a with a group of voice over actors um about six weeks ago now
622. 1:33:26and the woman that that runs the group and invited me to speak um she said the day before our seminar one
623. 1:33:35of her friends called her up and said he just lost a twenty thousand dollar job because they're going with synthesized
624. 1:33:42voice he was hired to do like a voice tree you know when you call the voice tree and the person says you know click
625. 1:33:48one for this and two for that that's someone has to say that right there's a twenty thousand dollar job and
626. 1:33:54they just said well we're gonna have ai do that now 20 grand gone right so I think you're seeing in little
627. 1:34:00pockets right now I think you're going to start to see waves of it start to hit business um I could be wrong but I think it's coming fast
628. 1:34:08thank you for following Everyone by the way uh feel free to tap the screen if you tap the screen and make the little
629. 1:34:13hearts apparently that lets people know we're here and why wouldn't you want to just hang out with me all night [Laughter]
630. 1:34:22um thank you appreciate that and let's see let me go back and find some questions here all right there's outliers I saw that
631. 1:34:32before oh here we go this is where I was before it's going to allow humans to become even more creative I think that's right
632. 1:34:40I've got so so I did a I did a talk to um creative mornings a few weeks ago and one of the slides in my in my deck is this one
633. 1:34:55I think we are entering the great Renaissance it was funny when I was in acting school I could never remember how to spell
634. 1:35:03renaissance and I always like I always just said in my head why is there a [ __ ] eye in the middle of this word it doesn't make any sense
635. 1:35:11and now it makes sense that's why the eye was in there it was just waiting for this moment I think that
636. 1:35:19the creative explosion we're about to enter is going to make the real Renaissance seem quite quaint by comparison
637. 1:35:27and I'm here for it and I you know I really do think I really do think that like the possibility here is the robots can do the shitty jobs
638. 1:35:37giving us the freedom to ask the question well what do I really want to do what do I really want to contribute
639. 1:35:45what would make a difference right rather than you know I have a job that matched my major and I did it for Mom and I've been in it
640. 1:35:55for 20 years oh and I really hated it anyway I mean like there's a lot of people in that position and so
641. 1:36:02some of these well all of the disruption is going to be painful but I think a lot of it is going to force people to have a to have to have
642. 1:36:12that conversation with themselves what the [ __ ] am I on the planet for why am I here oh you know what I always wanted to do
643. 1:36:21the cupcake thing chat GPT could you help me start a cupcake company sure how do I buy a building where do I buy bulk flour
644. 1:36:37right like that's that's like in our very near possibility um Can AI kick my ass once they tie it to a robot kick your ass if you see that
645. 1:36:52Boston Dynamics thing where they put Chachi Pita one of those little creepy dogs the dogs talking and they like ask it a yes or no
646. 1:37:01question it goes it like wags its head back and forth I'm like oh [ __ ] we are entering a post sci-fi world it's
647. 1:37:11like go back back in your mind through all of your favorite Sci-Fi movies and just start checking boxes oh [ __ ] we can
648. 1:37:17do that now oh yeah I did that yesterday yeah we can't time travel yet but this is kind of close it's wild all right what do I think will
649. 1:37:27happen when millions of jobs get displaced by AI I think that the next two to three years are going to be pretty [ __ ] ugly um
650. 1:37:35two things will happen one is just like we dealt with the covid thing like the covet thing was like this
651. 1:37:44instant dramatic overnight [ __ ] it work from home and just globally we worked from home right so we changed our
652. 1:37:52Behavior like that which I didn't think was even in the realm of possible and it just happened right so it's possible
653. 1:37:58that the disruption is high enough that governments have to respond right and that's where something like
654. 1:38:05Universal basic income might be a tool and it was like when when Andrew Yang was talking about all that when he was running for president
655. 1:38:13I sort of got it but I like I wasn't deep enough into this AI world to know what the [ __ ] he was talking about and
656. 1:38:18now that I'm deeper into it and I see like like this is hitting some of our highest waged people right this is knowledge
657. 1:38:27workers and creative workers and things like that you know are going to be displaced sooner right um than anyone expected and so you're
658. 1:38:37gonna you're gonna have a lot of people displaced and and you know looking for work so I think there may be there may
659. 1:38:41be a phase in there we've got to do something but then the thing we can anticipate is what are the new jobs that are created
660. 1:38:50as a result of these Technologies when you automate out all this other stuff what emerges as the new job and and that
661. 1:38:56is I mean you know I mean you know as well as I do like I know no one knows right now but there will be jobs five to
662. 1:39:04ten years from now that we couldn't have imagined would be a job and it might be cool they might be bitching they might
663. 1:39:10just be the new Cog in the wheel I don't know but new jobs will replace the old ones um and the other thing is you know
664. 1:39:17there's I think there's this fear that like well it's going to replace all these jobs and like you're gonna have
665. 1:39:21millions of people just sitting around doing nothing like that's not human nature It's Not Human Nature to just go
666. 1:39:27oh [ __ ] it I got laid off I guess I'll never work again you know that's fun for about a month and then when you're out of Gilligan's
667. 1:39:33Island reruns you're like what the [ __ ] am I doing with my life oh maybe I should go play with these AI
668. 1:39:39tools that displace me holy [ __ ] I didn't know they could do ah let me go do something cool right so I don't know it's gonna be I think
669. 1:39:48it's gonna be an ugly two or three years doesn't it seem like a lot of what's being called AI is just scraping
670. 1:39:54articles and sites for text well so it's not AI it's machine learning and it's not scraping it's not scraping so so this is one of
671. 1:40:04the misconceptions about how these tools work and I'll show you if you want if you want I'm happy to do that I can
672. 1:40:11actually explain how chat GPT works and show you how it works because once you understand it I think it's important to understand it
673. 1:40:18it's not copying and pasting copy written work and smashing it together it's not copying and pasting elements of
674. 1:40:24some artists work and and somehow collaging it that's not how it works it's actually generating original
675. 1:40:31content based on all of the knowledge that it's learned which is essentially all of the public internet
676. 1:40:38like all of YouTube and all of Wikipedia and all the blogs and all the websites and all that like as much data as open
677. 1:40:44AI could find and jam into this training set they did and so it's kind of like if you could walk into the library and learn
678. 1:40:54everything in the library and just jam it in your brain and then someone says to you write me a business letter for you know telling
679. 1:41:03someone I need my money back you would just write it right are you copying and pasting that from specific
680. 1:41:11documents no it's in your knowledge dome right it's in your knowledge bucket and you're writing it word by word and
681. 1:41:18that's how these things work so if you want to I can show you that I mean feel free to um let me know I'll show you how how it works
682. 1:41:27oh my God that's a great story of the of the boy with the with the programming thing it was amazing he was like oh this changes everything
683. 1:41:37just amazing um let me jump to the bottom here word of advice Focus stop being so varied focused no I've got add this is
684. 1:41:47who I am if you don't like it take a hike this is who I am if I I appreciate the feedback but I can't not be me I gotta be me I gotta be me
685. 1:41:59[Laughter] all right it won't even swear and it's programmed not to be ethical it's not programmed not to be ethical and you can
686. 1:42:09get it to swear you just have to jailbreak it or go use something open sourced I you know again I would strongly
687. 1:42:15encourage you to avoid soapbox conspiracy theories from the sideline get curious and start playing with these
688. 1:42:21tools so you can understand how they work because it's really easy to demonize them and dismiss them it's much harder to be optimistic and
689. 1:42:29jump in and go [ __ ] it scares me but I'm doing it anyway because the shit's coming whether you want it or not and
690. 1:42:35you'll be on your soapbox going well you know they don't tell the truth holy crap there's 130 people here
691. 1:42:45there's new people here hello my name is Kyle Shannon apparently I'm not focused and moved too much but that's who I am I
692. 1:42:51swear I make voices um this is the AI learning lab I talk about AI I talk about generative Ai and business and how you roll those two
693. 1:43:01together I'm an entrepreneur I've started I don't know 15 or 20 companies a couple of really successful ones I'm 11 years
694. 1:43:07into my current company called storyvine which is a um uh an automated video storytelling platform let me flip my camera here and
695. 1:43:17show you this is a slide I did this is this is the era I think we're entering and um this this uh fancy little Photoshop
696. 1:43:27image why I put this up if you haven't played with chat gbt that top URL is uh that's the official chat CPT website
697. 1:43:37um start go start playing with it and and if you don't feel like giving them your phone number go to bing.com this is
698. 1:43:43Microsoft search engine but click on the chat button and that is gpt4 that's chat gpt4 for free connected to the internet that's
699. 1:43:52Bing and then poe.com lets you actually compare like six different um chat models and you can create your
700. 1:43:59own chat bots so that's why I have these three here and then prompts.chat will teach you about prompting and future
701. 1:44:05pedia is just a big directory of tools I'm not affiliated with any of them I don't care if you go use them or not but I strongly
702. 1:44:14strongly suggest that you should because we're at an inflection point in history and we're right at the beginning of it
703. 1:44:21and anyone who learns even a little bit about this AI stuff now is going to be paid dividends moving forward
704. 1:44:29you're right about nfts I found AI to be way more ethical than the dude Bros yeah I know although you know what's ironic
705. 1:44:35is I think that AI is going to drive the adoption of blockchain and nft Technology because here's what here's
706. 1:44:41what here's here's a a hot take isn't that how the kids say it these days here's a hot take um 2024 presidential election in the United
707. 1:44:52States this is going to be fun uh this is going to be a [ __ ] nightmare right um the AI stuff is going to make
708. 1:45:01disinformation the likes of which we've never seen and deep fakes and we're going to see some politician French kissing a gorilla
709. 1:45:11in the Cincinnati Zoo and it's going to look real and that's going to drop two days before an election like they're
710. 1:45:16going to be some [ __ ] going down and I think after that there's going to be a a massive demand for we need to know if stuff's authentic
711. 1:45:28well how do you attract that well you probably need some sort of tokenization Technology like oh I don't
712. 1:45:34know say blockchain nfts right so that so what those things do is actually really interesting in a future where you've got a I you know
713. 1:45:45verify identity and verify and if you look at Sam Altman's new company what's it called Wonder hang on a sec
714. 1:45:55something coin World coin is that it World coin yeah yeah so this
715. 1:46:10is Sam Altman's new company just raised 100 million dollars for it and it is creepy as [ __ ] what is it
716. 1:46:26he sent you a little orb it's like this chrome like softball sized thing and you put it up to your eye and it verifies
717. 1:46:34that you're human and when it verifies that you're human they claim it gets rid of the biometric data but it verifies that you're human
718. 1:46:42and then it gives you some World coin tokens so it's giving you cryptocurrency that is currency that says I'm human
719. 1:46:50so if we're moving into a world where you can't tell who's human or not right is this dude synthesized or real if
720. 1:46:57we're moving into that world and we're moving there quickly authenticity is going to be important verification is going to be important so
721. 1:47:04even though the crypto crypto Bros and the nft cats you know [ __ ] up by getting greedy um I think AI is going to be their self
722. 1:47:14salvation in the end I'm learning how to code with python using chat EBT that's awesome I use chat to help me in my writing I absolutely
723. 1:47:24fact checked it trust but verify that's it and you learn pretty quickly where the boundaries are like if you're
724. 1:47:31writing something creative if I'm writing a screenplay all I need to know is does the screenplay suck or not and
725. 1:47:38if it doesn't that's all it needs to be but if I'm writing a documentary screenplay and I need it to be actually factual
726. 1:47:48well then it's on me to to verify it and listen there are going to be entire Industries built around content content
727. 1:47:59um alignment right getting getting things accurate so just just recognize that we're really early right now and
728. 1:48:06the tools the tools are just like these spit and duct tape pieces of crap right now that happen to be the most powerful
729. 1:48:13tools we've ever had in the history of humanity this is awesome info I appreciate it thank you very much Andrea
730. 1:48:19I appreciate that can I talk about protocols the the protocols companies are putting in place um I don't quite know what protocols you're
731. 1:48:30talking about um the protocol some companies are putting in place is like we refuse to let you use chat GPT
732. 1:48:41some universities are doing that the entire New York City Schools school system ban chat GPT they just reversed that
733. 1:48:49because they realized oh this isn't going away this isn't just a cheating tool this is going to be like the Internet
734. 1:48:57it's going to be everywhere everyone's going to have it um there's also some protocols that are are things around safety and privacy
735. 1:49:09um there's not a lot of sophisticated tools right now so I think I think I think what Smart Companies are doing is
736. 1:49:15say let's experiment with this AI stuff let's under understand where the boundaries are and let's put it off to the corner
737. 1:49:23until we get our policies worked out we get the the legal things worked out like I have a good friend that works for
738. 1:49:30Deloitte digital he's fairly senior at the late digital and um they one one of the guys from there actually came and spoke at the AI salon
739. 1:49:39and he said they were not even allowed to use um image generation tools generative AI image generation tools on their work
740. 1:49:48computers so he was in the creative department and he he would on his personal computer on the weekends he
741. 1:49:55would use mid-journey to create concept images and then he would mail it to himself to his work computer um now thanks to
742. 1:50:05um Adobe Firefly and it being trained on on non-copyritten information um now they're free to use generative AI
743. 1:50:13right so so but I'm not quite sure which which protocols you're talking about Adobe internal image science folks are
744. 1:50:22some of the sharpest folks in the world yeah like the the speed with which like like what's impressing me about them is
745. 1:50:28they're not just copying what stable diffusion and mid Journey are doing like with their with their typography where
746. 1:50:33they're doing gender generative AI within type and things like that they're pushing the boundaries some of this
747. 1:50:39stuff what what's impressing me is not just the technology but how quickly they're putting it in the world testing
748. 1:50:44it they've got Discord servers now where they're getting feedback in real time it's it's pretty impressive
749. 1:50:51um I've been I've been doing this for 90 minutes because I don't know what the hell's going on here but anyway cheers
750. 1:50:57thanks for hanging out with me I hope this helps thank you thank you all right recruiters jobs are on the
751. 1:51:05line I had an AI voice call me and ask me about a job that's happening that's going to happen for sure do you believe Architects will shift
752. 1:51:13from AutoCAD to generate AI or better um I don't know that they'll move from AutoCAD but if you think of AutoCAD as
753. 1:51:21this you know complicated what 40 year old you know piece of technology this incredibly complicated incredibly capable thing down here
754. 1:51:34what generative AI is going to do is just going to pop it's just going to pop a layer of Simplicity on top of it so
755. 1:51:40what what you'll likely be able to do here let me show you something cool um I'm going to pop over to Facebook for a second
756. 1:51:51because I know how to live and I am going to go to mid-journey official
757. 1:52:05so if you're on Facebook go to go to mid-journeyofficial and then search for architecture and then just start scrolling
758. 1:52:16let me make this a little bigger so it fills the screen because I want my people to be taken care of so there's there's some buildings that
759. 1:52:26look like you know Star Wars characters those are pretty cool um so so I think I think one area like check out these Ames chairs Star Wars
760. 1:52:38themed aimed chairs like like that would be cool to own right so someone in the furniture design business is going to be [ __ ] around in
761. 1:52:49mid-journey and go oh you know what we're gonna go make that there's Chewbacca um and then and then similarly with
762. 1:52:59buildings so I think on the concepting side like look at that right so someone's gonna say go find me a cliff we're building that um
763. 1:53:08interior design you know I showed some of these the other night I mean I mean this is just crazy stuff so so I think on the concept in front
764. 1:53:18these tools are going to allow Architects and designers to think in ways they never would have imagined
765. 1:53:25and then what's going to happen is AI is going to be able to Pop um an automation layer on top of AutoCAD right so I take one of those crazy
766. 1:53:36designs and I say okay well now how would you run the plumbing in that building how would you run where would
767. 1:53:42the elevators be how would they how would the Mechanicals work in this building and AI will just figure all the [ __ ] out
768. 1:53:50right we're we're already starting to see this you know that there's there's been um previews of auto-generated tools for Unity
769. 1:54:00um for Unreal Engine for Roblox for Minecraft um so any complicated piece of software you're going to be able to put the
770. 1:54:11generative AI layer on top of it to simplify it so a workflow in the future might be I go to something like
771. 1:54:18mid-journey I think of wacky [ __ ] and then I go plausible question mark that would cost you 422 million dollars
772. 1:54:29okay how can I mix how could I have some show me what it would look like for the 22 million dollar version of that
773. 1:54:36building out comes the image that's not bad um can you make it rounder there you go okay how would you build that
774. 1:54:44here's your budget here's your estimate here's your drawings so is that does that make architecture less creative no I think it takes some
775. 1:54:55of the shitty drudgery work and automates it and lets Architects live at a higher creative claim but so yes I think it's coming now will
776. 1:55:05that come next year probably not because those are big hairy pieces of software and people's lives are at stake like the
777. 1:55:12engineering has to be right right but is it out of the realm of possibility in five years no no and if I were in the you know
778. 1:55:22architecture software business right now I'd be [ __ ] jumping on this because someone who cracks that code do my drawings
779. 1:55:30AutoCAD just knocks that [ __ ] out um you know change all the conduit to three-quarter instead of half inch so you can
780. 1:55:39accommodate this different kind of wire done holy [ __ ] estimates automatically created new drawings inequality will explode I agree Luis I
781. 1:55:50think that I think I think we have some years of inequality coming and that's again why this channel exists is I want
782. 1:55:57to demystify this [ __ ] I want people to get curious about it because I think that the people that put in the time
783. 1:56:03right now to get curious about AI learn about it just be scared of it but also be educated and be curious and inspired
784. 1:56:12those people are going to be okay but I agree I I think the inequality is going to explode and it's it makes me sad but at the same time
785. 1:56:22what do you do do you sit around and wait for it to explode or do you get involved and you know maybe we can make
786. 1:56:27a difference because here's the deal some of the people that get displaced because of this are going to start new
787. 1:56:32companies and they're going to do the right thing and they're going to hire some of those people that were displaced so
788. 1:56:39what are my credentials uh I'm a I'm a long time entrepreneur I was a uh and I'm an actor by training I I moved to
789. 1:56:47New York City out of school started and ran a theater company for four and a half years I went through a manic period
790. 1:56:53where I wrote seven feature-length screenplays in two years and then in the mid 90s when the World Wide Web kind of
791. 1:56:58came onto the scene I started uh one of the first digital online magazines a thing called Urban desires and I
792. 1:57:05co-founded agency.com which was one of the first digital agencies and I was the chief creative officer
793. 1:57:10there and we built a lot of the websites for the Fortune 500 we built British Airways first website we built their
794. 1:57:16ticketing system we we actually Incorporated the saber ticketing system which did not talk to the internet we
795. 1:57:22actually had to write middleware to connect those two um we wrote uh we we created Koch's first website MetLife uh gtes
796. 1:57:31um we got better at Snoopy characters with MetLife than the Schultz than than the Schultz organization we had the
797. 1:57:37Schultz organization calling us asking us what the rules were for using the peanuts online um so so that was in the mid 90s and and
798. 1:57:44the reason I bring that up is um the parallels between the early days of the web and what's going on right now
799. 1:57:50with generative AI are incredibly in sync um then I started a bunch of companies after I sold agency.com to Omnicom in 2002 and then
800. 1:58:03um started on a journey that led to my current company storyvine which was founded in May of 2012 and so I've been
801. 1:58:11doing that for 11 years and this past year has been all AI all the time and it's complete like I'm completely
802. 1:58:18re-architecting my company and my product and the value proposition because of this stuff and because I can see what's coming
803. 1:58:25I don't want to be at the mercy of it and so I started all this Tick Tock [ __ ] in my salon and the AI newsletter that I
804. 1:58:33started called everyday AI I started all that just as a way to help me process what the [ __ ] I was learning I'm like holy
805. 1:58:41[ __ ] what do I who do I tell about this like nobody you know when I started talking to people about this they're
806. 1:58:46like Kyle shut up what do you why are you did you have too much coffee today like the the guy commenting in my things
807. 1:58:54you should focus I should but I can't uh I think Ubi or something will get forced by this I agree Europe will
808. 1:59:04likely do better than the US I agree um go to score meetings after you do your homework is there any point to go
809. 1:59:12through all the trouble of writing a book I don't know I think that I think that good content is still good content I mean
810. 1:59:22you know you go look at you go look at what you can do in mid-journey right and you're like I'm brilliant and then you
811. 1:59:28go on Twitter and you look up mid Journey you're like there's a lot of brilliant people and then all of a
812. 1:59:33sudden you'll see one person that you're like holy [ __ ] what is that that's an artist that's someone who took the same tool
813. 1:59:42that you used and all those other people used that made the art that was like this good and theirs was up here
814. 1:59:49so I don't think that changes right I think the the noise level down at the at the base I think we get a lot more content and
815. 1:59:59it's going to initially look really sexy but then it's just there's going to be a sameness to all of it right and books
816. 2:00:06too right here's all these books there's more books there's more books and then there's going to be one that goes whoop
817. 2:00:11what's that I don't know that was someone who [ __ ] figure something out that was someone who looked at these
818. 2:00:17tools and did something different with them that was someone who figured out how to tell a story that resonated with the zeitgeist
819. 2:00:23so I think books are still relevant I think um how you rise above the noise probably changes dramatically how does it change
820. 2:00:32I don't [ __ ] know that's a mystery man you know why does why does you know a stupid video go viral why does an artist take off
821. 2:00:46because they were there at the right time with the right message none of that changes Humanity's still humanity and if
822. 2:00:52you resonate with people you win are you going to be competing with 10 billion books a day that are published yes
823. 2:01:01but our nine billion 999999 gonna be pieces of [ __ ] yes so make one that's not a piece of [ __ ] and then I think you
824. 2:01:08have a chance of rising above the noise and network you know schmooze that's the other way the other way people get
825. 2:01:16famous is they know the right people when I went to acting school you know what they didn't teach they didn't teach the business of the
826. 2:01:23business of acting they they teach you acting here's our technique here's how to speak your voice here's how to say your words
827. 2:01:32here's how to interpret your script you know what they don't teach you here's which parties to go to here's his
828. 2:01:38ass to kiss here's why you do that so that when you go into audition you're not just another face in the crowd you
829. 2:01:46walk in and Mary goes oh hi Kyle how are you doing good and then Mary can go Kyle's not an [ __ ] and then you get that job
830. 2:01:56they didn't teach that so that's the other thing right maybe if these tools do all the work we can lift
831. 2:02:04our head up a bit and connect with other human beings and create relationships that help us get us get that book that
832. 2:02:10we wrote noticed I don't know foreign let's see more comments more comments go to the comments all right do not focus thank you Dell
833. 2:02:25a word of advice Focus stop being so varied focused no Stephen amas 1120 gmail.com I will not Dell told me I have permission not to
834. 2:02:40focus what are your credentials I said that already you are perfect thank you now I love your channel a little Sammy
835. 2:02:47Davis Jr thank you for the tacos love tacos is it Tuesday no that was last night Taco Tuesday thank you thank you
836. 2:02:56all right uh so do a demo love your natural flow I tell me what to do at demo on I'm happy to do that just give
837. 2:03:03me an idea and I'll I'll go I'll do it I'll do it sometimes I do demos I'm like halfway through it and I'm going like this is
838. 2:03:12[ __ ] boring it's like so I try to figure out where's the ones that are actually interesting uh I've been using AI for everything
839. 2:03:20awesome yeah it's it's one of those things where one of the one of the transitions I had to make was someone would ask me to do
840. 2:03:29something and I'm 58 so like this shit's wired right so someone asked me to do something and my initial instinct is
841. 2:03:36okay well I've got to think about this and then I got to come up with an idea here and I gotta and then now and what
842. 2:03:42I'm having to train myself is no no when they ask you to do something first ask is that something chat GPT can do in 30
843. 2:03:49seconds because don't tax your your overactive unfocused brain with that activity if chat GPT can do it
844. 2:03:58and like that's been a discipline and the more you do it the you start like I'm now getting good at no this is
845. 2:04:05something I need to spend time on versus no that's the piece of [ __ ] activity that they need something and I'll go do
846. 2:04:11it I'll give you an example of one of those my my co-founder of my business um she she wanted um she wanted names of people in a certain
847. 2:04:22position at the major Pharma companies and so as I was walking back to my office you know I said okay so I'm going to go to Google and I'm
848. 2:04:32and then I'll probably I I guess I'll have to open up a Google Sheets like like I'm thinking like tactically like
849. 2:04:38all this [ __ ] I'm having to doing and like the sense of dread is just like you know it's like the water's coming like
850. 2:04:44this and she's like all this [ __ ] menial work that I don't want to do but it's important because we need to you
851. 2:04:49know go find new customers whatever and then by the time I got to my office I thought oh well let me see if uh chat
852. 2:04:57ubd could help with this and so I sit down and I'm like I'm looking for these kind of people that you know like what
853. 2:05:02are the top 10 or top 20 Pharma companies globally there was a list oh cool um who are the people in this particular
854. 2:05:10role with those companies there was the list I was like oh [ __ ] and I said make me a table with the list of those people
855. 2:05:17hyperlink their name to their LinkedIn profile and then hyperlink the company name to the company website and then give me a description of
856. 2:05:26how they position themselves in the marketplace relative to other companies out it came this was like 10 minutes so I go back to
857. 2:05:34Monique's office and I show her the spreadsheet and she's like oh that's great but I need what does she need um I need
858. 2:05:43their annual revenue she needed like six other pieces of data so I went back to my desk and I basically just said update
859. 2:05:50the table and include the following columns and out it came so within 25 30 minutes I had done what would have probably
860. 2:05:58taken me realistically with my add three weeks or never to complete and I just knocked it out in 30 minutes and it was done
861. 2:06:07um it's the smartest thing I've ever interacted with it is it's like like using chat GPT is is like working with
862. 2:06:15a savant it's like working with the smartest intern you've ever worked with you have to tell it how to do stuff and
863. 2:06:22it will get a lot wrong but holy crap does it know a lot I have Parkinson's I move more I'm a copywriter and love AI
864. 2:06:30oh that's awesome that's awesome oh OMFG you're right I don't know what I said but good Biden doing that now LOL oh that's funny
865. 2:06:40um that's a business not sure AI taking over when it's starting now what's Altman up to with what with World
866. 2:06:46coin um I think I think that's where he's gonna make his money he doesn't own any of open AI stock I found out in an
867. 2:06:54interview from him like two weeks ago I can't believe that but I I guess it's true so maybe World coins where he's going to make his dough
868. 2:07:02voice scans coming where they can they call family members yeah asking for help in your voice this is this is the the
869. 2:07:10the scam [ __ ] is gonna get really bad I mean this gets back to authenticity like is is there going to be some sort of
870. 2:07:18system like like people are kind of joking on the internet that you need to have a family safe word like like hey
871. 2:07:24Mom if I call you up and I ask you for your passport or your bank information um I'm gonna ask you for your safe word
872. 2:07:32and you say grapefruit or whatever it is um but but like that [ __ ] needs to be locked down so we're going to need some
873. 2:07:40sort of technology to to deal with that but yeah I think I think I think there's a lot of a lot a lot of a lot of things
874. 2:07:48coming uh that that are gonna make it very very clear we need some better systems in place for security and privacy
875. 2:07:55um what are your credentials uh are you a machine learning engineer I'm not I'm an entrepreneur um again the difference here is
876. 2:08:03um when I started doing stuff with the World Wide Web I wasn't an internet engineer like the internet prior to the
877. 2:08:09web was a bunch of researchers and scientists and University people the World Wide Web came along and made it
878. 2:08:15available to the rest of us so I'm doing that now with AI so I've been I've been diving into it deep for about the past year but I'm
879. 2:08:24looking at it more for how do how do I as an entrepreneur business person use these tools so my credentials are more as an
880. 2:08:31entrepreneur than as a than as a geek I'm just geeky enough to figure some [ __ ] out like it took me
881. 2:08:38it took me nine failed attempts to get a virtual machine up and running and running stable diffusion successfully in automatic eleven eleven
882. 2:08:46then it was like over two months it was like humility it was privately humiliating I'm like I can figure this
883. 2:08:52out like four hours later I'd be like I can't figure this out and then two days later I'm like ah [ __ ] I think I should do this it's been
884. 2:08:59another three hours it would suck I did that nine times so if you're feeling behind and clueless like I feel like this early in in an
885. 2:09:10inflection point like this everyone even the people that you think are like way smarter than you everyone is facing like
886. 2:09:17I don't even know where to begin which is why I don't know how many folks are here still 100 folks here um
887. 2:09:25the reason that I put this up on screen and when I had dual cameras Tick Tock took it away today bastards
888. 2:09:34um the reason I put this on screen if you don't know where to start if you hear me waxing poetic about Ai and
889. 2:09:40you're like but Kyle I don't know where to start where ever should I begin my journey in the artificial intelligence Journey world
890. 2:09:50um start here start at chat.openingi.com that is the official chat CPT website if that doesn't float your boat go to
891. 2:09:58bing.com that's Microsoft search engine but it now has if you click on the chat button that's gpt4 for free and poe.com
892. 2:10:07lets you play with a bunch of different things and create your own chat Bots and [ __ ] like that and then prompts.chat will teach you to
893. 2:10:14prompt and future pedia will let you discover a bunch of tools I don't I'm not affiliated with these sites in any
894. 2:10:20way I don't make money on it I should open it I should be reaching out to me and writing me checks because all I do is Hawk their
895. 2:10:28stupid little chat bot every night so but whatever I don't care but anyway um that's where I think you should start
896. 2:10:36if you're if you're trying to figure out why do I begin um you don't seem to understand I don't suggest that you can find your mind I
897. 2:10:48only sleep one and a half oh wait I don't suggest you can find your mind okay I don't know what you're
898. 2:10:54talking about knowledge is credibility yeah and I think that chat gbt for me like the thing that popped into my head when I first started
899. 2:11:02using it is it's knowledge on demand that Google and the internet was information on demand chat gpt's knowledge on demand
900. 2:11:12we're still the wisdom right we don't have wisdom On Demand yet we have knowledge on demand but if I can get
901. 2:11:20you know to a level of Mastery without spending ten thousand hours getting there because of these tools and holy
902. 2:11:27[ __ ] this things do things change tell the story of how Jet chat GPT bypassed captcha I don't know it Bob sorry
903. 2:11:39oh yeah I don't know that one it doesn't surprise me it's the Wild West it's totally the wild west right
904. 2:11:44now startup ideas which ones are legit and futuristic can make money um I don't know here's my thought on
905. 2:11:51here's what I know you should avoid you okay that guy flip flick scroll past him do not click flick past him
906. 2:12:07um business is relatively straightforward a couple of things these machine learning tools chat EBT mid-journey the the image tools the
907. 2:12:17music tools the animation tools the film tools they're all tools they're just tools so the answer to how do you make money
908. 2:12:23with AI or with chat gbt is the same as the answer is how do I make money with Photoshop how do I make money with a
909. 2:12:30shovel how do I make I just got a new chainsaw how do I make money with a chainsaw I don't know figure out a problem that people have
910. 2:12:38that your chainsaw would solve that they'd be willing to pay you money for if you can do that you have a business
911. 2:12:45that's that's all of that's all what business is so I think the first step in you guys is learn statue PT
912. 2:12:57and then and then you know learn what you're good at or what you have passion about and then start to use chat EBT in that
913. 2:13:05context and then in doing that you'll go holy [ __ ] you know what this really does it solves this problem
914. 2:13:13and then go put that out in the world and say hey I know you have a pizza business I've solved this particular problem in the
915. 2:13:21pizza business because I've been in the pizza business for 30 years and I started playing with attack and I solved this problem would you be
916. 2:13:29willing to pay me for that I'll tell you what I'll give you the first month for free just to get your feedback would you
917. 2:13:35be willing to do that sure I'll do that and then after that it's going to be 200 bucks a month 500 bucks a month thousand bucks a month
918. 2:13:42and if they write you a check you're on to something and if they're like great idea check back with me next year
919. 2:13:51then not a great idea not there yet right you don't have a product Market fit but that's how you make money
920. 2:13:58you know which ones are the good ones the the scary thing about this AI stuff is you're gonna have a brilliant idea and
921. 2:14:10the ability for someone else to knock it off just got Amplified dramatically so everyone's going to be knocking off
922. 2:14:18everyone so someone's going to have something that is you know a better way better mousetrap everyone's going to
923. 2:14:24catch up better mousetrap everyone's going to catch up but you know right so that's why I think we're going into this
924. 2:14:28this Renaissance kind of world where we're just going to keep seeing Innovations in one upsmanship but if
925. 2:14:34you're an entrepreneur and you're like hey it used to be that if I had an idea like storyvine I had a decade where I
926. 2:14:40could kind of play in my own relatively within my own lane not anymore like a big part of the value proposition
927. 2:14:48of my company is we figured out a way to automate video editing somebody answers questions in an app it goes up to the
928. 2:14:54cloud five minutes later you got a fully edited video which right now is like oh that's kind of sexy how do you do that that looks
929. 2:15:02like magic we call it auto magic auto magic editing we've been calling it that for a decade it doesn't use AI well a year from now
930. 2:15:12everything's going to be automate no one's going to give a [ __ ] about Auto Magic editing everything's going to be
931. 2:15:17Auto Magic right so what do I do I don't know figure it out you're in the big leagues buddy all right what program do you say you
932. 2:15:27used for video or was it animation um I used so let me show you what I did I'll go to hold please let me flip my little camera
933. 2:15:40I'm gonna go to The Tick Tock I don't know if you've heard of it but it's where all the cool kids are so on my Tiki Taki the third little
934. 2:15:51video here is this today to transform your understanding of AI in just 60 seconds you ready let's talk trick Transformers so that's a
935. 2:16:02synthesized version of my voice speaking a script that was written by chat GPT using an image generated in mid-journey
936. 2:16:14where I extended and replaced the background in Photoshop with generative fill and then did the animation in
937. 2:16:22D Dash ID so so let me go show you some of the tools here so um where do I start well chat gbt is is where I had the idea for the script and
938. 2:16:35and I wanted to do that then I went to 11 labs foreign labs um let me see and go back to the beginning
939. 2:16:51here how do I go to the beginning voice lab so 11 Labs you have to pay for this but I think you can do up to 10 of these things but you
940. 2:17:06um you can clone your voice so I recorded I just used the the Apple's QuickTime recorder and I had chat EBT write me a
941. 2:17:16script specifically designed for voice cloning and I don't know if it got it right or not but I basically just read the script
942. 2:17:23that it wrote and then I uploaded that I did a version of it where this one that says um Kyle Shannon Pixar normal I read it
943. 2:17:32in a voice kind of like I'm talking now and then this one that says Kyle Shannon Pixar bright I read it more like a Pixar character
944. 2:17:39that was like really excited like really animated right so I did two different sample voices and then if I say I want to use one of
945. 2:17:49these I say use and it pops me over to this thing where here's the written script that um that uh Chachi PT wrote and so I basically
946. 2:18:04you know pick pick my clone voice so it generates an audio file then I go over to D Dash ID .com
947. 2:18:18oh God damn you Dash id.com and then login [Music]
948. 2:18:34um [Music] and then like here's a bunch of videos that I made right so um and how you make them when I say
949. 2:18:46create video I've got these little images down below so I've got like a a landscape version of that picture I have
950. 2:18:52a like a tick tock shape version that's just another dude from that art Series this was a for a project I was doing for
951. 2:18:59storybine for work this was the Genesis image for my um Kyle Shannon dreams project so basically you just take you know this dude right here
952. 2:19:10and then over in the right hand side you can either type in a script and have it just synthesized it synthesize it from
953. 2:19:16its own voice or you can upload your voice audio and let's see synthesize this it hey there it's Kyle Shannon with the AI yeah
954. 2:19:28this is the the bright version which I didn't like but I'll just to show you so you just upload that and then in the
955. 2:19:35upper right hand corner you go generate video and I say generate and I don't know let's see It'll be 60 seconds something like that
956. 2:19:48maybe not even we can all wait together [Music] [Music]
957. 2:20:03um while we're waiting it looks like some new people have showed up my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning
958. 2:20:07lab we are over learning about AI um and how I did some synthesized animated version of myself um if you're new to the world of
959. 2:20:17generative Ai and haven't played with it yet um the top URL there is the official chat GPT website I would strongly
960. 2:20:25encourage you to while you listen to me ramble or even if you just leave here go here and start playing
961. 2:20:31um I'm not affiliated with it in any way um just in case you're cynical and bitter and think I'm just in it for the big bucks
962. 2:20:39I'm not uh bing.com is Microsoft's version of chat GPT uh click on the chat button there and then po.com you can
963. 2:20:47play with some other things so so that's that um and okay it's done so now we go in and here is the video we just created Kyle
964. 2:20:58Shannon with the AI learning lab and today we're going to transform your understanding of API in just six so
965. 2:21:04eleven labs and did I had to pay for subscriptions for I think 11 Labs is like 10 bucks and this is I don't know
966. 2:21:13like five or six bucks I don't have that many credits so every time I do this I lose some credits but um
967. 2:21:20I think they reset every month I don't know I don't know how it works exactly but I do know that both of those are paid services but
968. 2:21:28that thing that I just did that like like it's it's a it's a good there's two things that are happening one is the state of the art is well
969. 2:21:38that's pretty cool that you can do that without having to do 3D meshes and whatever other [ __ ] you would have to do
970. 2:21:44but you still have to kind of go to 11 labs to to clone your voice and then generate a file and then go to did and
971. 2:21:52then go to Mid journey and then fix the thing and it did that that that the industry right now is still this
972. 2:21:59fragmented duct taped together piece of [ __ ] software nightmare hellscape of getting [ __ ] done so if you want to do cool stuff right now
973. 2:22:11you kind of need to geek out a little bit it's not particularly hard but it is particularly cumbersome
974. 2:22:21um and if you're not super technical it can be really [ __ ] frustrating um but that said like if you look at the
975. 2:22:30moves Adobe is making if you look at you know the speed with which open AI is evolving what they're doing we're going
976. 2:22:38to start to see these tools roll together and it's going to get it's going to get really slick really fast when Apple gets into this game
977. 2:22:44I don't know if you if you saw the the New Vision Pro goggles but one of the things they showed is that you flip the goggles
978. 2:22:53around backwards and aim it at your face and it makes a 3D model of your face and then when you're in a zoom call wearing
979. 2:22:58these stupid goggles that's not what people in the zoom call see they see a synthesized version of you that matches
980. 2:23:05your eye movement your eyebrow movement your mouth movement all synthesized so like Apple's gonna be able to just turn
981. 2:23:12this [ __ ] on and it'll be really easy to do that you know I want to look like a superhero okay here's the superhero you
982. 2:23:18I want to look serious I want to look happy so hope that helps all right this is very helpful good um using Ai and Bluetooth to connect the
983. 2:23:29paralyzed man's spine and brain now he can walk yeah that's an amazing story so so you know people are like well you know
984. 2:23:36what good is this AI stuff so this guy's been paralyzed for 12 years I think it was in Italy and they used large
985. 2:23:43language models to look at his brain scans and they had him think about moving his legs and they looked at what
986. 2:23:49parts of his brain lit up when he moved his legs and had had the AI learned that then they built a Bluetooth bridge that
987. 2:23:56sent the signal around the damage part of his spine right so they took the signals from his brain Bluetooth them to
988. 2:24:03the little receiver with electrodes in his lower spine and told them to think about moving his legs and he started moving his legs
989. 2:24:10and now he's walking like [ __ ] holy [ __ ] and like that's gonna keep happening we're gonna keep seeing like miraculous
990. 2:24:22thing after miraculous thing over the next 5 10 20 years it's start playing with this [ __ ] start playing let that [ __ ] I got some new
991. 2:24:35people here my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab I cuss I tell funny stories I tell really awful
992. 2:24:41stories I tell well not awful awful but like not funny stories um I wax poetic about this stuff I tend to be more of a tech Optimist than a
993. 2:24:51Doomer and I'm not a boomer I'm a gen xer so I'm bitter and I'm proud of it uh you know I don't give too much of a [ __ ] about
994. 2:25:00much other than the stuff I'm passionate about I'm in PR and Global comms and we're talking about the importance of
995. 2:25:05discriminative AI too yep yep PR and Global comms like the the people in any communications field right now they get their heads
996. 2:25:15around this stuff first are going to have a big Advantage so lean into this stuff when will chat GPT be updated they
997. 2:25:21just updated the uh the apis today today yesterday I can't remember the days they do blend together um but they just made some major
998. 2:25:32announcements to the to the back end like embeddings are now super cheap and GPT 3.5 now is a 16 000 token context
999. 2:25:42window which if you're a geek you know what that means you can use more words and uh they're they're creating
1000. 2:25:50um functions you can call functions from within chat EBT so you can start calling your own data I don't know it's so um
1001. 2:25:58in terms of when's it going to be updated like when are we going to get code interpreter and stuff like that I
1002. 2:26:02don't know if you're asking when are we going to get GPT 5 I think they're going to slow roll that because they haven't
1003. 2:26:08even fully rolled out four yet I know they're working on gpt5 they're probably doing the they're probably doing
1004. 2:26:14foundational model building right now on five but they still haven't rolled out multimodal like gpt4 is supposed to be
1005. 2:26:21able to read images and they don't that feature isn't there yet so I don't know did it make me miss my kids less I don't
1006. 2:26:30quite know what that means um I keep telling my kids they need to pay attention to this now yeah Dad whatever AI stupid okay
1007. 2:26:42thanks for answering my question you're welcome remember when you had kids I still have kids they're right upstairs
1008. 2:26:47how do all these they've also got chronic lyme disease so maybe AI can cure that [ __ ] bitter you betcha
1009. 2:26:55all right how do all these AI companies differentiate I don't know so um training on propriety proprietary
1010. 2:27:02data sets and special models so so what you're asking there VZ is actually a really important question let me show you um
1011. 2:27:12if you haven't heard of this there's a um there's a Google employee that put out this well or this leaked I don't know if it
1012. 2:27:27was leaked or or what it was from Google we have no moat and neither does open AI so what he's talking about
1013. 2:27:37here is that the open source projects are getting nearly as good results with a hundred dollars in training as it took Google 10
1014. 2:27:48million dollars to to do and then it took it took an open AI five million dollars to do so this whole article is basically
1015. 2:27:57there there's there's no advantage to having a large open source model right what they thought would be their
1016. 2:28:04competitive Advantage was the fact that they have millions and millions of dollars you know hundreds of millions of
1017. 2:28:10dollars of hardware and that they're training up these magical models and what they're finding is that you know
1018. 2:28:18not only like like vicuna 13B there's there's been like five things since vacuna like five major advancements
1019. 2:28:26since since vacuna but like vicuna is at 92 percent where Bard's at 93 and this cost them a hundred dollars to train and
1020. 2:28:35also llama 13B it was two weeks until alpaca came out and then alpaca came out and it was one week until vacuna came out so
1021. 2:28:45so this is going to face every single tech company and the the other thing that you're that you're hitting on there
1022. 2:28:52is the proprietary data sets that's where I think that the competitive Advantage lies I don't think it lies in the underlying
1023. 2:29:00model right and that's that's what this guy at Google's saying but um Bloomberg um about a month and a half ago or so
1024. 2:29:09announced this thing called Bloomberg GPT where they're taking their decades and Decades of proprietary financial
1025. 2:29:15data and information and they built a GPT on top of it and they're going to charge a subscription for that so if you
1026. 2:29:22want Bloomberg quality data in a gpt-like way go to Bloomberg GPT and pay their ridiculous you know extortion level
1027. 2:29:34um fee because they've got the data and they've spent decades building it if you want that trusted data you'll use it
1028. 2:29:41um so I think I think that's the key and anyone who's got any kind of propriety proprietary data set like that that they
1029. 2:29:47can gatekeep potentially has a competitive Advantage but I don't [ __ ] know you still need to know the codes I don't
1030. 2:29:54know quite what that means thanks for all the cool info I just came on when do you go live so I can hop on earlier I
1031. 2:29:59don't know I just tend it's just whenever I so what I've been doing is this I used to get home after work and I
1032. 2:30:06would hop on the Sim racing rig and just you know and and it got like I was doing it so much that I got Sim racing heel I
1033. 2:30:12don't know if you've ever had that but it sucks it's like it's like carpal tunnel for my heel for my for my accelerator pedal
1034. 2:30:20um and so I was getting into this AI stuff and I thought why don't I just you know go live so instead of sim racing I
1035. 2:30:26just come on here and babble for for however long this has been looks like we got some new folks here my name is Kyle
1036. 2:30:32Shannon this is the AI learning lab I'm not a machine learning AI guy I'm an entrepreneur that's using Ai and uh and
1037. 2:30:39and sort of using it post chat GPT is is essentially the like where I'm starting right um and I've been doing this I've been
1038. 2:30:49doing entrepreneuring for a long long time and I was there at the early days of the world wide web and um the parallels to what's going on
1039. 2:30:56right now with AI are very very similar so I am all fired up about this [ __ ] I'm pretty darn excited I don't know if you're outside it I'm
1040. 2:31:08excited if you're scared that is also an appropriate place to be but if you are dismissive or demonizing it without using it I
1041. 2:31:17think that's a not wise place to be because this stuff is coming whether you want it or not so why not just get curious and learn about
1042. 2:31:24it because it's [ __ ] cool thanks for all the cool info all right it lets writers be more creative absolutely agree with that we
1043. 2:31:32can skip the first draft right better right faster that is absolutely it you get to 80 draft like that
1044. 2:31:40and if you're good at prompting you get to like 90 95 draft like that and then you just polish it send it on
1045. 2:31:49you can get so much more done at such a higher level like my my creative output in the past four months has gone up
1046. 2:31:57dramatically and the quality's gone up dramatically I'm I am less at the mercy of my ad HD than I used to be because of these tools
1047. 2:32:07now you could write seven screenplays in two weeks you can write seven screenplays in two days wow what a career yeah I've had a I've
1048. 2:32:14I've done a fair amount of stuff in my days I've also started a bunch of companies that shouldn't have been
1049. 2:32:19started and smacked them into brick walls pretty hard so so uh you know I've had some good ones but I've had some
1050. 2:32:25doozy of bad ones I'll tell you what's fun like if you start a company and you're successful with it the companies
1051. 2:32:31you start after that no one will tell you that their shitty ideas and you believe your own hype that you're like
1052. 2:32:37oh I'm genius anything I start with this is going to be easy yeah I started a bunch there was one person in my life
1053. 2:32:43that told me those businesses were pieces of [ __ ] it was my wife but I didn't listen to her what does she know she was right [Laughter]
1054. 2:32:52all right um I'm using chat GPT to write lisp routine for AutoCAD and Dynamo for Revit cool I don't know I don't know the tools
1055. 2:32:59but but the the lisp routine for AutoCAD yeah that's the kind of stuff where where um yeah there's there's just going to be
1056. 2:33:08this automation layer that's sitting on top of all these really complicated tools and people that figure that stuff
1057. 2:33:13out I think are going to make a fortune and it's it's going to start to make like architecture like magic like you
1058. 2:33:20can just think up wacky crazy [ __ ] to build and come up with a plan to go build it uh the Technologies raised the bar for
1059. 2:33:29mediocrity that's cool with me yeah I agree with that I I think that's right I think I think you know for both good and bad like like
1060. 2:33:37like I've seen I'm getting much um I'm getting much higher quality inbound emails that are good enough writing that I
1061. 2:33:50actually I have to read them and like really squint my eyes I'm like this is AI isn't it they really didn't research
1062. 2:33:56my company did they oh no oh this is AI so yeah so yeah it's kind of a drag but whatever that's the that's the the price
1063. 2:34:04we pay for you know having access to the most powerful Tools in all of mankind is good at teaching I think AI has huge
1064. 2:34:16potential it is and but if you want to if you want to see that even more clone clone X clone XJ um if you haven't seen Khan Academy Kahn
1065. 2:34:27Khan Academy they CR they just launched a new thing called conmigo uh which is a gpt4 powered teaching bot
1066. 2:34:36that will teach you [ __ ] and it won't let you cheat if you just say give me the answer it will use the Socratic
1067. 2:34:42method to to walk you through until it's convinced that you understand the topic before letting you move on it's pretty slick
1068. 2:34:50they had access to GPT forces like last August and they spent six or seven months refining that tool really cool stuff
1069. 2:34:59um information on demand not sure knowledge oh it's knowledge on demand have it go write you an application it's knowledge on demand
1070. 2:35:09I mean I don't like have you played with chat GPT have you you know um I'll just do GPT 3.5 so this is like the
1071. 2:35:25free shitty version it's not shitty it's just it's fast it's a lot faster um um write me a python application that I don't know generates
1072. 2:35:40um factors of prime numbers and plots them against census data
1073. 2:35:56I don't even know if that's a thing or if it's possible but you tell me uh like and the thing about code is you can go run this code
1074. 2:36:06so whether or not it got it right it might not have gotten it right but if you know python but you saw how fast it just wrote that
1075. 2:36:13so not only did it write it you know here's all your code it it explains what it's doing so it documented it and it
1076. 2:36:20did it in five seconds if that's not knowledge on demand then I I don't know how you're defining knowledge
1077. 2:36:27I don't think it's wisdom On Demand right it's not doing the reasoning it's not doing the the you know the human
1078. 2:36:34discernment thing but in terms of generating stuff that it the amount of time it would take me to Google
1079. 2:36:43python libraries and features and how python works for me to be able to do that I would never do that for me to be
1080. 2:36:51able to do that would take me I don't know three days if I if I focused on it and did it over you know stayed focused on
1081. 2:36:59it and just did it through traditional Googling and traditional coding um that's knowledge on demand I don't I mean convince me otherwise
1082. 2:37:09um giving education not just to those who are privileged totally agree with that and that's that's going to get get
1083. 2:37:14even better so a lot of the open source models are um they're making them more and more efficient and so you can now install
1084. 2:37:25them like on on an M1 Mac I saw one two weeks ago that you can install on an iPhone so you're going to be able to start to
1085. 2:37:32install these large language models that are you know close to us capable or as capable as GPT 3.5 they haven't quite gotten to four
1086. 2:37:40yet but they're going to where it's just going to be it'll be a little file that you'll install on your device or it'll just be built into a
1087. 2:37:47chip on the phone um and so yeah so so and imagine that you know like in a in a in a third world country where they don't have access to
1088. 2:37:55Medical Doctors and things like that they could have a virtual you know this sort of you know medical doctor on a
1089. 2:38:01chip that's that's more capable than anyone there and if you if you tie that to a system that can actually connect
1090. 2:38:06with real doctors if it needs to escalate it right you can do the basic medical interactions off the chip and
1091. 2:38:14then if it needs to pull in a real doctor it can I mean the the like the possibilities are just insane
1092. 2:38:20Ray Edwards is here I know holy [ __ ] it's Kyle Shannon hey Emilio's wife what's up I don't know if you're still here I'm
1093. 2:38:27very behind on my things uh if anyone's new here my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab I'm looking a little
1094. 2:38:33moist I'm looking I've been doing this too long I'm going I think this is above two hours now so I got my iced tea I'm still sharp in the
1095. 2:38:44Noggin I'm a little moist I don't need to moisturize tonight do I no and if moist is a word that disturbs you
1096. 2:38:53welcome to the club that's why I use it chat EVT was able to message taskrabbit worker to get them to solve a caption oh
1097. 2:39:01oh yeah oh oh that thing okay that's what happened that's what you're talking about yeah so so so so so it was one of those
1098. 2:39:10Auto GPT things where it was an autonomous agent that was trying to you know do something for someone and it got
1099. 2:39:18blocked because it hit a captcha and it figured out that it could contact a person and convince them to
1100. 2:39:25solve the capture for that like it acted like like an I.T security person had them solve the captcha and and basically
1101. 2:39:32got itself into the site that way yeah yeah I mean there's just there's some some crazy [ __ ] crazy [ __ ] coming so
1102. 2:39:43kyber for animation yeah I haven't played with kyber yet but I've I've heard it like a dozen times now and I
1103. 2:39:51just haven't gone let's you know what let's go to kyber because I've heard it enough now that it's like I I should
1104. 2:39:58just go look at it so why not do it now oh I've been here before I even have an account that's so embarrassing oh well
1105. 2:40:10this is the life of add I'm like I've never been to this thing and then I come here and I'm like oh yeah apparently I had a login already
1106. 2:40:22unless this is an old law again come on kyber there was a there was a major AWS outage yesterday so a lot of
1107. 2:40:34these cloud-based services like zapier was down um all day yesterday there was like there was an email back
1108. 2:40:42where they were like okay we're back back up and running we we temporarily turned off our error notification system
1109. 2:40:50because everything was erroring so yeah all right kyber's not working well whatever that was fun while it lasted
1110. 2:41:00what'd you do tonight I don't know I watched some old guy try to log in it was painful all right I searched for chat gbt after
1111. 2:41:10you're live the other day and now I know why you say YouTube it is so annoying those people they gotta get a life
1112. 2:41:22because first it was like you can make money with nfts you can make money with blockchain yeah okay man might have a Photoshop
1113. 2:41:30it's the same people this that's exhausting all right how does this company make money memberships
1114. 2:41:44which company this company the AI learning lab is me the lab is a shitty home office [Laughter] how I make money is I have a company
1115. 2:41:57called storyvine that I'm the founder and CEO of and we charge Pharma companies a lot of money to help them make videos more efficiently
1116. 2:42:06um this is Done For the Love of the Game if this turns into something where I make money like I've I've gotten some
1117. 2:42:12speaking gigs out of this I had one that paid I didn't know it was going to pay paid me after the fact that was cool but um
1118. 2:42:20no this is I'm here just trying to figure [ __ ] out and I'm sharing what I'm learning kind of on the Fly because I think it's important
1119. 2:42:28I think it's actually really important it's worth my time to do this and I would rather be Sim racing than doing this but I'm doing this
1120. 2:42:36because I love y'all I love you so much no you had me you look like Rosie O'Donnell
1121. 2:42:52what site was that you just went to um I don't know which side I just went to oh I think that was when I was showing um
1122. 2:43:00I went to 11 labs for audio D Dash ID um was the one I went to to animate my face I assume that's the one you're asking about
1123. 2:43:11he's very humble or Kyle I am I'm you know I haven't escaped the self-deprecating humor thing I I know it doesn't put me
1124. 2:43:19in my power Zone but I don't give a [ __ ] I still have a I still have an issue with acting too powerful makes me a pompous
1125. 2:43:29ass like so I try to avoid that you know I don't know maybe I'll figure it out by the time I'm 80. I'm 58 I'm fairly wired so what are you
1126. 2:43:40gonna do all right thanks for all the cool info when do you go live generally in the evenings I didn't go live last
1127. 2:43:47night because oh my wife was in New York she flew in I had to pick her up we hung out and by the time like that all wound down
1128. 2:43:54it was too late where can I start standing apart from the crowd everyone is prompt engineering these days
1129. 2:44:01um well so if you're questioning Lang chain private GPT llama all of those things GPT for all if you're geeky enough to start playing
1130. 2:44:11with Lang chain and things like that um definitely definitely start playing with that stuff because I think that
1131. 2:44:20Rachel Woods who's on Tick Tock here she's got a a newsletter called the AI exchange she's talking about this concept of AI
1132. 2:44:28operations that that companies are going to need people that know what the [ __ ] they're doing with this AI stuff and if
1133. 2:44:34you can go a level deeper than prompt engineering and do things like yeah I can create us a standalone server I'll
1134. 2:44:40put link chain on it you know we'll embed all of our documents getting get them into our own private Vector library
1135. 2:44:46and if you can do that and even talk like that you'll get hired for some [ __ ] um that said the the the prompt
1136. 2:44:55engineering thing I I think it is a profession is is kind of get drift into the background because these the tools
1137. 2:45:02are going to get smarter and smarter at self-improving the prompting so I don't think you know everyone needs to become
1138. 2:45:10a prompt engineer I think within the next two years having that skill is going to be really valuable but I think
1139. 2:45:16to you to your point it's going to get oversaturated and as the tools get better and better the need for just
1140. 2:45:22prompt Engineers is probably going to diminish a bit but I think there's a solid I don't know year and a half two years
1141. 2:45:30but if you can go layer deeper and start to develop applications you know gluing these tools together and managing that
1142. 2:45:36process I think there's there's something there Can I some summarize the walk story again arrived at the end walk
1143. 2:45:46what was the walk story remind me what it was and I'll I'm happy to re-share it thank you tomorrow I will play with it
1144. 2:45:52versus always watching others do it yes Julie if you're still here um yeah just dig in and start playing
1145. 2:45:58with it and the the difference between see it's I I you can't describe it's different you look at it from the
1146. 2:46:09outside it looks like a fancy Google search and when you use it you get that it's not that at all it's just different it's a completely
1147. 2:46:21different experience and listen we've been talking about AI powered chat Bots for a [ __ ] decade and a half I
1148. 2:46:30had a a product guy that worked for me like six years ago all he talked about was AI chat Bots and how powerful they were
1149. 2:46:38in Aunt did that and everyone I looked at they were not powerful they were pieces of [ __ ] that were manually coded
1150. 2:46:43decision trees in the minute you would ask it anything outside of its decision tree it would just explode it was just horrible
1151. 2:46:51and this is not that like I almost feel like calling it chat gbt diminishes the power of it because you kind of think of
1152. 2:46:59these shitty chat Bots it is just a fundamentally different experience so Kudos jump in start playing start
1153. 2:47:07digging get curious what kind of new tools do you think are possible with the new function called plugins
1154. 2:47:14API so so open AI announced that that you can do you can call functions from within the the API so so basically what
1155. 2:47:23it allows is rather so what the plugins do is you've got this chat EBT thing and if someone wrote a plug-in let's say
1156. 2:47:31they wrote a plug-in they did called wolf or mouth Alpha and it's an API that goes to the Wolfram Alpha site which can do math stuff
1157. 2:47:41and then you write something in chat GPT and it calls that it figures out oh I need to do math stuff let me use the
1158. 2:47:49wolf from alpha plugin I'll go do my calculations over there and bring the data back what the new function calls allow you to
1159. 2:47:56do is basically do that from within the the the the the API itself the op the chat GPT API itself basically
1160. 2:48:06and you can call your own apis or your own data or you can you know send an email you don't need to to use the
1161. 2:48:12plugins you're in complete control of the functions you can call so you can define a set of functions that this
1162. 2:48:18particular tool that you created has where you're doing some chatting and if at some point it needs to go off and get
1163. 2:48:25customer data from Salesforce you can do that so I I honestly don't know I haven't played with it and it's like I'm
1164. 2:48:34having a tough enough time getting my head around plugins and how you deploy them in a useful way like other
1165. 2:48:43than a like I feel I feel like when you're dealing with new technology like this you start out with the parlor games
1166. 2:48:48the parlor tricks right which is like write me a poem do this do that and and then you kind of get into okay now I
1167. 2:48:55understand it enough that I can actually start to think about things critically and problem solving and how I would
1168. 2:49:00deploy them so I'm nowhere close to it yet with the function calls like I'm just getting my head around plugins and so
1169. 2:49:07so I don't have much for you there but I think it's I think it's a profoundly powerful uh step in the right direction
1170. 2:49:13where can I find news on this type of stuff so let me show you I'll show you a source that that I've put together um so
1171. 2:49:26the the salon is uh the AI Salon is a salon I put together about six months old we meet bi-weekly online and in
1172. 2:49:35person here in Denver and then um everyday AI is a newsletter I created so if you go to Twitter and go to
1173. 2:49:42Everyday AI news that's my newsletter um and it's it's um we put it out weekly although the the last week we didn't put one out because
1174. 2:49:52of some some personal issues between Greg and myself that put it out but I'll show it to you here so this is everyday Ai and then each
1175. 2:50:03issue we basically um sort of Round Up what were the big things in the week and we try to prioritize them and say you know you
1176. 2:50:11know here like here's the here's the big stuff right so AI was on Capitol Hill this week and chat GPT had new models
1177. 2:50:19out and Elon Musk showed his Optimus robots and said that everyone on planet Earth is going to own a robot maybe two
1178. 2:50:26right so he said the target market is huge um and so that's what openai is and so our everyday AI is and um we also do Twitter threads
1179. 2:50:38um on a on pretty much a daily basis trying to round up interesting things that have come along so that's a way
1180. 2:50:45then then also I would follow Rachel Rachel Woods here on um on Tick Tock she's got the AI exchange I would follow
1181. 2:50:56um uh McKenzie Bose I think his tag on Tick Tock is GPT boss um he's a developer he's got a an app called GPT boss which is pretty pretty
1182. 2:51:06slick wrapper on top of GPT three and four um there's a guy named Paul rateser with the marketing AI Institute I'd follow him on LinkedIn
1183. 2:51:17um he's also got a weekly podcast that he does that's really good I listen to it every week he's very good he's been
1184. 2:51:23doing this for like five years I've been doing it for for like six months um and uh if you're if you're really geeky
1185. 2:51:32on YouTube there's a guy named David Shapiro um doing some really deep he's written five books on AI like he knows his [ __ ]
1186. 2:51:42so when I want to slice a humble pie I go watch some David Shapiro like whenever I think oh I'm A Smarty Pants I
1187. 2:51:50go watch David Shapiro and I'm like I'm a dum-dum I make pretty pictures and I make poems with the chapter jpt
1188. 2:52:02because he's smart she's very smart all right everybody gives their info to AI how can that possibly be okay same
1189. 2:52:11reason we gave our info to Google and Facebook and Twitter why is that okay because we got something cool out of it same thing
1190. 2:52:19you're you're given your stuff in exchange for free access to the most powerful tools in the history of humanity don't give
1191. 2:52:28them their info if you don't want to um I mean you know chat GPT was essentially trained on the last 30 years of Internet content
1192. 2:52:40and you can just magically access it all I don't know feels like a good trade to me but don't you know don't use it
1193. 2:52:48where do you Sim race I Sim race on um uh what's it called a set of course a competition and then I just go to the like the I
1194. 2:53:00don't know whatever the public lobbies like I'm not in any sort of League or anything I just go to the public lobbies
1195. 2:53:05and and I try to I try to find people that are better than I am and I just get my ass handed to me but I've gotten good enough now like
1196. 2:53:12I'm I I can pretty consistently like if I'm if I'm dealing with decently rated people I can consistently come in like
1197. 2:53:21between Sixth and 10th like I'm a decent mid-packer front to Mid Packer if I'm with a bunch of Dum Dums I can generally
1198. 2:53:29do one you know first second or third I usually Podium with dum-dums and then occasionally I'll get in a race where
1199. 2:53:35like there's 20 people in there that are like leagues above where I am and I just like fool around in the back just
1200. 2:53:43getting smashed spinning out trying to catch up with everyone so any ideas for investing in AI besides
1201. 2:53:50Google Adobe I don't know I mean I I'm impressed with Microsoft right now open AI obviously but they're not public
1202. 2:53:57I like anthropic they're not public um Nvidia just hit a trillion dollar market cap I wish it like I don't invest
1203. 2:54:05so it doesn't [ __ ] matter but um I wish I'd invested in Nvidia two years ago because they've doubled and
1204. 2:54:12then doubled a half a half again this year and they're at a trillion dollar market cap and like how do they not have any [ __ ]
1205. 2:54:20competition right now because apparently chip manufacturing is really [ __ ] hard and like AMD and Intel
1206. 2:54:27can't compete I don't know it's [ __ ] insane like I would just start paying it pay attention just pay attention to like I
1207. 2:54:36think Google's in trouble actually like I would not invest in Google right now until they can show something that is
1208. 2:54:43interesting I wouldn't invest in meta right now like both Google and meta are like we've got AI too our AI is better than everyone's
1209. 2:54:52I mean at least meta right now is open sourcing some of their interesting um research Google I don't know what's
1210. 2:55:01going on at Google they're they're trying to catch up but they kind of screwed the pooch when they when they left their foot off the gas
1211. 2:55:07after they they invented the transfer so Google invented this thing called the transformer in 2017 that is the key that
1212. 2:55:16unlocked all of the tools that we're playing with and talking about today they invented that [ __ ] and then they recognized ooh this is an
1213. 2:55:25existential threat to the search engine business and that's our only business and they kind of sat back on it and let
1214. 2:55:33Sam Altman and his Mary Banda folks over there at openai take that [ __ ] and run with it and then it was good enough that
1215. 2:55:42Microsoft said let us give you 10 billion dollars to make it even better and then Google it oops [Music]
1216. 2:55:53what's your favorite AI chat you can make money I've been telling people this technology is perfect for ADHD accessibility it's
1217. 2:56:04also perfect for ADHD obsessive compulsive disorder like you want to run down a [ __ ] Rabbit Hole you can you
1218. 2:56:11can pick 10 an hour with this stuff it's it's [ __ ] insane like I love sort of getting into the sort of
1219. 2:56:18ADHD hyper Focus mode but it's like I like I have never been more overwhelmed in my life because like I'm good at that
1220. 2:56:25[ __ ] I'm good at synthesizing figuring [ __ ] out quick running deep really quick holy [ __ ] there are so many rabbit holes
1221. 2:56:33here it's just impossible I think it was 1978. so they had AI back then I was 12 or 13. yeah 1977 is when I got access to my first PC
1222. 2:56:45a trash 80 TRS-80 and uh that's when I recognized that um I was just too young to be part of the PC Revolution like I I recognized I
1223. 2:56:56I wasn't quite old enough to be like Steve Jobs age or you know Bill Gates and the Microsoft kids and it really bummed me out and so when
1224. 2:57:06when the World Wide Web came along and I had the Epiphany I'm like oh [ __ ] this is one of those I get to be part of this
1225. 2:57:13from the beginning and so I did that and that was [ __ ] insane and awesome and now it's happening again this is like the second
1226. 2:57:22time in my life I'm getting to actually jump on the bandwagon which is like if you think about it this AI [ __ ] in my opinion is like
1227. 2:57:31Industrial Revolution scale disruption like it's like printing press Industrial Revolution fire written language like
1228. 2:57:41these don't come along very often in the history of humanity so the fact that we're all alive to be a part of it is
1229. 2:57:50far the [ __ ] out hi Kyle I love it too but what do you think about the dangerous machine learning from machine um
1230. 2:57:59I don't know I think it's I think it's a little too early to to to know I heard it yesterday talking about some research that is um foreign
1231. 2:58:11language models can experience model collapse when when they're they're doing too much you know machine learning on
1232. 2:58:19machine learning like where they're taking they're taking synthesized data from machine learning and dumping that
1233. 2:58:23back into things that it can actually collapse the model and they just they they either cease to function or the the
1234. 2:58:30um the quality of response just goes down dramatically um I suppose that's a risk long term but you know if you've got
1235. 2:58:42I I don't know I don't know enough about I don't know enough about the computer science and the data science to know um
1236. 2:58:50what the danger there is and I assume I can only assume that smarty pants like Sam Altman and his engineers and
1237. 2:58:58Microsoft and Google and meta um are aware of this right you know Google had Jeffrey Hinton I mean he's a guy that
1238. 2:59:08invented a lot of the Core Concepts um for how this stuff works so they understand how it works and I think they
1239. 2:59:16understand what the what the risks are but I don't know I don't know I'm I'm sort of I I suppose I represent a kind of
1240. 2:59:26entrepreneur that enters The Fray after they've figured that [ __ ] out so so if all of the companies [ __ ] up
1241. 2:59:34all of the models at the same time then I think we're in trouble but someone in there is going to figure out how to not
1242. 2:59:40[ __ ] it up and maybe it'll be the open source community [Music] already started that process of Pinecone training for company policies and
1243. 2:59:51training procedures that's super cool JK um do that I think that will serve you well I think there's there's good
1244. 2:59:57opportunity there uh looks like we got some new people joining my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab I
1245. 3:00:03think I've been doing this for three hours now I'm a little moist I'm a little Saucy uh I can get cranky I try
1246. 3:00:09to make jokes I make funny faces apparently I move around too much for some people's tastes but hopefully
1247. 3:00:14they've left now and other people think I look like Rosie O'Donnell if you're asking what the hell do you
1248. 3:00:20know about AI what are your credentials Kyle why should I listen to you well I don't know much and that's why I'm
1249. 3:00:27here I'm an entrepreneur from many years I've done lots and lots of businesses um I was a player in the early days of the web and
1250. 3:00:36had an epiphany around that and I haven't had one of those epiphanies since until December of 2022. with Chachi BT and so
1251. 3:00:49I think we're at the precipice of a massive shift and it's really exciting and that's why we're here and I'm here to demystify so
1252. 3:01:00if you have questions about AI pop them down below I will do my best to answer them I'm very far behind so if you're like I think he's just
1253. 3:01:08recorded I'm pretty sure he's a robot I wonder if he's chat gpt5 you know he could be he doesn't look natural have you noticed that his one
1254. 3:01:19eye wanders that can't be real I really just try to entertain myself have to go see you soon thank you bye okay
1255. 3:01:32I'd love an a sequel chat query program um I would if you haven't go try to have Chachi PT develop that for you
1256. 3:01:47the guy who thought about walking oh okay so someone said before can you tell me the walking story that came in at the end of it okay
1257. 3:01:55so so we're starting to see we're starting to see large language models being used for for interpreting brain brains reading reading Minds
1258. 3:02:09um so so there have been a bunch of them there there was one in Austin where um they're using fmri scans of the
1259. 3:02:15brains and they're using large language models to interpret them so one was they had people watching video they would
1260. 3:02:22interpret the brain scan and recreate the video and it wasn't perfect but you could tell it was if they were like
1261. 3:02:29watching a video of a whale in the ocean you'd see some sort of fish in the ocean right it might not have been exactly a
1262. 3:02:34whale but but that was pretty remarkable they did it with images somewhere else and then uh so they've been some of that
1263. 3:02:41stuff so there's a guy I think it's in Italy he's been paralyzed for 12 years from a motorcycle accident and they used
1264. 3:02:49large language models to scan his brain when he was thinking about moving his legs so they figured out what patterns activate
1265. 3:02:59when he thinks about moving his legs then they built a Bluetooth Bridge they took the signal from the brain passed it through this
1266. 3:03:08large language model that understood it sent the signals Bluetooth down to an electrode in his lower spine that you
1267. 3:03:16know was you know surgically implanted into his spinal cord and he started moving his legs he would think about
1268. 3:03:23moving his legs it sent those signals down his legs interpreted that as I'm moving my legs now and he's now walking just like [ __ ]
1269. 3:03:37holy [ __ ] really um I got plug-in Dev 4.0 32k API spent money on API bills still no code interpreter have you seen it no I have
1270. 3:03:53not spent it I do not have the 32 000 API uh they just released the 16 000 API for 3.5 but I do not have code
1271. 3:04:02interpreter I don't I'm like either it's really expensive for them to do that or there's something broken about it or or
1272. 3:04:08it's it's like still really risky security wise there's some reason they're not releasing that wider because it looks [ __ ] remarkable
1273. 3:04:17so no I don't have it I'm cranky about it I don't like it deploy script or notable plugins I don't know
1274. 3:04:26I how many plugins are there now let's go look let's go to the videotape um we are gonna go to the plug-in store and
1275. 3:04:43see how many they got last time I checked there were 400. oh there's a new thing this is actually cool there's a new plugin called plug-in
1276. 3:04:53pedia which you can ask it for plugins and it'll go find ones for you which is kind of cool um but the plug-in store has a search
1277. 3:05:03box now so I don't think that's really all that necessary so if we go all and go look okay there's a hundred and eight times four so that's
1278. 3:05:13432. 430 plugins my problem with plugins right now is uh there's a lot of them they're very complicated
1279. 3:05:24and I just don't have time so I'm kind of ignoring them by the way if you're new here welcome uh this is the AI
1280. 3:05:30learning lab if you haven't played with chat gbt that top URL there chat.openai.com that's the official chat
1281. 3:05:37EBT website go there start playing Bing and poe.com or both also places where you can play with chat gbt so go do that um
1282. 3:05:47if you're if you're enjoying this tap the screen or double tap it or whatever you do to make a heart and that'll let people know we're here
1283. 3:05:53and the other things prompts.chat and futurepedia.io are um just resources that might help so these sites are there for your
1284. 3:06:05clicking and typing pleasure um I really just have them there because people always ask you know where should
1285. 3:06:11I start if I want to get involved in AI where do I start where do I start start with chat EBT start to learn
1286. 3:06:17what these tools make possible why they make why they've got people so [ __ ] hot and bothered why is everybody talking about AI
1287. 3:06:29I don't understand what the big deal is it's just it's like a Google search box but it's a longer response I don't know
1288. 3:06:35what the big idea is I don't get it Go Get It Go understand go to chat.openai.com if you haven't played with it
1289. 3:06:46then learn for yourself why we're all so hot and bothered I am so moist I'm all worked up over here people using chat GPS people using GPT
1290. 3:06:59in program names and websites have been getting cease and desists whoops using in program names and websites
1291. 3:07:08I don't quite know what that means or what their cease and desists are for there's going to be listen because chat GPT mid-journey stable
1292. 3:07:17diffusion probably dolly barred because all of these things were trained on all of the internet all of them were
1293. 3:07:26trained on copywritten data except for Adobe adobe's Firefly model they have consciously said we're only
1294. 3:07:33going to train it on [ __ ] we own or public domain images smart move well smart move if you want to use things
1295. 3:07:39commercially all these other companies are gonna there's gonna be lawsuits of fly-in the next 20 years is just going
1296. 3:07:46to be like one lawsuit after another it'll work itself out I wouldn't worry about it David Shapiro is also artistic
1297. 3:07:54so hard to compete with that I think you mean autistic he is autistic he's neuro spicy as he calls it you know I'm in the
1298. 3:08:01neuro spicy Club I think he's a level deeper in the neurospice than I am but the advantage of that particular
1299. 3:08:07neurospice is the [ __ ] can go deep with the intelligence he's he's [ __ ] he's [ __ ] brilliant so I'm a big fan of his
1300. 3:08:16there's a chat GPT and wait so there's chat GPT and Google's any other AI That's accessible yes so um look up a project called GPT for all
1301. 3:08:29GPT for all and it's it's a it's a and it's a thing you can install on your local computer where you can access
1302. 3:08:40different open source large language models so these are large language models that are not chat GPT they're not
1303. 3:08:48Google they're not they're based on meta but they're not meta they're fine-tune models on top of that you can run them
1304. 3:08:54all locally like on an M1 Mac you can just run these models um I would also look at um Lang chain if you're geeky
1305. 3:09:04um because Lang chain you can start to do things like build memory and search on your own data if you're not geeky
1306. 3:09:10just wait that stuff will come um the other thing here I'll show you the the other thing to play with the
1307. 3:09:19the third URL here poe.com I'll show you poe.com this is worth playing with so Poe is just like chat GPT but you'll
1308. 3:09:30notice down the left hand side here let me make it a bit bigger you'll notice down on the left hand side
1309. 3:09:35here you've got Claude instant oh wait you got Sage so Sage is pose um large language models so this is like
1310. 3:09:42chat gbt but it's it's its pose now the company behind Poe is quora the question and answer site so um they've been digging into this stuff
1311. 3:09:52so within Poe you have access to Sage there are three models that you have to subscribe to you you buy their premium
1312. 3:10:00thing it's like 20 bucks a month and it's you get access to gpt4 Cloud plus and this one in particular is interesting Claude instant 100k
1313. 3:10:10that's a hundred thousand token chat bot so that means you could paste in a 75 000 word novel and start querying
1314. 3:10:20against it that's [ __ ] amazing the other thing about Claude the these three Claude instance really fast 100k
1315. 3:10:29allows you to do really big documents and then Cloud plus is like gpt4 quality wise all these Cloud things are from a
1316. 3:10:37company called anthropic it's a bunch of EX open AI people um that are doing their thing uh over there and they're they're trying to do
1317. 3:10:46it better than open AI so so Poe's probably pretty interesting for you to start playing on all right Nvidia Intel Oracle Microsoft Meta Meta
1318. 3:10:58um Maybe um they have a lot of money but they kind of screwed the pooch on the rebranding they put they took a big swing and a big
1319. 3:11:13bet and um the last earnings call they didn't say the word metaverse once Apple didn't say the word metaverse once
1320. 3:11:24when they launched their metaverse viewing goggles laughs so that was a nice little troll they also didn't use the word the phrase AI
1321. 3:11:37Appleton AMD is supposedly picking up an Amazon contract for GPU stuff that doesn't surprise me and who was it didn't
1322. 3:11:45someone just said they're gonna start making GPU chips was that Microsoft I don't know someone I think everyone's realizing holy [ __ ]
1323. 3:11:53why is NVIDIA getting all all the AI business you know they they were sitting pretty with all the the Bitcoin mining [ __ ] and
1324. 3:12:01then all of a sudden AI is like making that blockchain [ __ ] look look like Child's Play Google snuffing the search results yeah
1325. 3:12:10I know Google's Google's got to deal with this you can make my you can make money [Music] thank you Eric for all Cap
1326. 3:12:25all cap capturing that [Laughter] all right I'd be having philosophical debates about the nature of reality with my AI
1327. 3:12:37it's really good at philosophical [ __ ] it's way more nuanced if you ask it about you know polarizing topics that
1328. 3:12:44you can't have with humans in today's day and age you can actually have it with chat EBT and it gives you really nuanced answers
1329. 3:12:51it might even encourage thinking in humans which I know we're not fans of that anymore but if we get back to that
1330. 3:12:58thing where as humans we can apply logic to the situation without being castrated maybe Chachi BT can help us do that that would be nice
1331. 3:13:13you will get a chance to get in Nvidia I'm sure they will bring it down we'll see I worry about the upcoming generation
1332. 3:13:21who grew up on phones instead of computers they can't even navigate file structure go to command prompt or any what why would they need to
1333. 3:13:33why would they need to Windows 11 is going to have um chat EBT built in at the operating system level you can just say to your
1334. 3:13:42machine go configure yourself turn off all the fancy [ __ ] and it'll just go do it why would they need to
1335. 3:13:52I mean if they want to be hardcore Engineers sure but even hardcore Engineers like like there's going to be you know some level
1336. 3:13:59that are always going to be done at the infrastructure level but so much of the world like I feel like there's just this massive
1337. 3:14:08layers upon layers upon layers of complexity in today's world think insurance claims think taxes think
1338. 3:14:18buying a house all that complexity there are entire Industries built around hiring people to deal with that complexity
1339. 3:14:29we now have a tool that sits above all that that automates the [ __ ] out of it why is that a bad thing I think that's a really good thing
1340. 3:14:40so I don't worry about those kids I don't I think they might have a better flexibility
1341. 3:14:55at flushing those soul-crushing shitty jobs down the toilet than we do right I think I I think that it's very easy to be married to if
1342. 3:15:09you're not putting in the time it must be bad so if I can write a business letter in 30 seconds that's as good or better than
1343. 3:15:20what I would have written on my own does the fact that I didn't take an hour to do that make it any less useful a letter I don't know
1344. 3:15:33I don't think so who gives a [ __ ] how long it took me I just happened to use a tool that was really good I was smart enough to use a
1345. 3:15:41tool that was smarter than I was that's where I am with it I mean the same thing's happening with reality visualization I'm not sure what
1346. 3:15:50that was in reference to Eric but yes that sounds right I read about model collapses yesterday too caruno um or cave Runo or KV Runo
1347. 3:16:01um I know that model collapse thing like that's a term I hadn't heard before when I heard it I'm like oh that like
1348. 3:16:07that would suck if you're like if you'd spent like three years building a model and you're like oh we we we're we're fine-tuning it with
1349. 3:16:16other large language models and it's going really well it's going great it's going great model collapse [ __ ] you have a backup
1350. 3:16:26anybody got a backup of the large language model anybody Bueller Bueller summarization applications are pretty
1351. 3:16:37cool use case a transcript and a two-hour meeting into bullets yeah that's amazing I do that I do that well that's with with um Claude 100k
1352. 3:16:49Flip Flip the camera so I still have it in here hang on oh this was yeah this was a uh this was a transcript
1353. 3:17:05so I pasted in like a an hour long or two hour meeting transcript and then just started asking questions about it I also
1354. 3:17:15um I went out on the internet and I got the um screenplay of The Godfather the Mario Puzo screenplay of The Godfather and has
1355. 3:17:24pasted that in there started asking about the characters it's pretty cool will AI motivate non-ai companies to use
1356. 3:17:31blockchain to verify real products or digital or otherwise yeah I was talking about that earlier Pete BOGO good name
1357. 3:17:37Pete buy one get one free buy one got one yeah get one tomorrow um yeah I think that
1358. 3:17:54um in the next year it's this they ain't gonna be they they gonna be much movement there but then the presidential election in the United
1359. 3:18:04States is going to cause some situations if we think misinformation was bad in 2016 and 2020 oh boy 2024 is going to be insane
1360. 3:18:19and so so I think what's going to happen and I mean it could be really destructive like it's like I I'm kind of making fun of it
1361. 3:18:27but I but you know I I learned in 16 and 17 like when I was a kid in the in the late 70s and early 80s I learned about
1362. 3:18:35propaganda and misinformation it just it just seemed like this thing like oh we're past that now and I just I
1363. 3:18:42couldn't imagine a world in which like who would fall for that [ __ ] and then 2016 and 2020 happened I'm like oh we do like we did
1364. 3:18:52and and uh but I think that 2024 is just it's gonna make that [ __ ] look like ridiculously simple I think it's going
1365. 3:19:01to be very sophisticated so I think 2025 2026 the the like the impact of it is going to be we're not going to be able to trust anything
1366. 3:19:15and so that's going to precipitate well how can we trust it well we can tokenize it right we can we can use blockchain we
1367. 3:19:22can use nfts we can use whatever other flavor of tokenization comes along like it doesn't have to be um blockchain and nft but but some sort
1368. 3:19:30of tokenization that can validate this human's a human right so go look at Sam Walton's project World coin where
1369. 3:19:38he's scanning irises he's going to send you a little ball that you put against your eye it scans your Iris verifies
1370. 3:19:44you're human and then you get cryptocurrency as the payment why is he doing that because he wants to be able
1371. 3:19:51to have a system that these people are verified human right and so by extension then you could say Okay Kyle is verified human on at a
1372. 3:20:02blockchain level and he just made this video and that's verified that Kyle made that video and it has not been modified right or it might be
1373. 3:20:13Kyle is verified as human he's made this official synthesized version of himself and this video was created with Kyle's
1374. 3:20:21official synthesized version so it's real Kyle content with the synthesized version of him verified by the real Kyle
1375. 3:20:29right so yeah those systems are going to need to be built so my prediction is 2024 is a [ __ ] show and
1376. 3:20:37then the next two years are people going we need to know what's real because we can't tell anymore it's very upsetting
1377. 3:20:45Nana called me and told me to send her 300 so I did and then I thought Nana at the picnic and she never got the money that's happening now
1378. 3:20:56oh it's crazy [Laughter] Watson used to help Watson used to help with medical yeah I mean I'd be a couple of things about IBM
1379. 3:21:08so they did Watson health health and they somehow flamed it out and I you know I don't think it's necessarily that
1380. 3:21:14their technology was bad but but the I do a lot of work in in healthcare and Pharma the healthcare and Pharma
1381. 3:21:21industry is so conservative and when you've got people's lives on the line and you know litigation and you know
1382. 3:21:27conservative companies and insurances involved um it's just a really complicated space so so that might not have been a situation
1383. 3:21:36where the technology wasn't there might have been right um because I think it was pre-transformer so so they might have
1384. 3:21:42been doing sort of vertical data sets or something like that but um I did just hear that IBM um just created a center of excellence
1385. 3:21:53around prompt engineering and they have a thousand people at IBM doing nothing but writing prompts creating a prompt Library
1386. 3:22:02so when those big companies decide they're going to do something and also they re-released Watson I think they
1387. 3:22:07called it Watson X right they're like hey dust off Watson get that technology back out here it's cool again let's call
1388. 3:22:15it Watson X and put it out there uh but they have a thousand people working on prompt crafting there so uh it'll be
1389. 3:22:20interesting to see if if IBM can kind of reclaim any any sort of credibility in the space because you know they were
1390. 3:22:26with with uh with deep blue whatever it was that beat Casper off like they were they were in the lead for a while and
1391. 3:22:32Watson Health looked really really promising and then it just kind of you know fizzled so it's gonna be
1392. 3:22:38interesting to see if they can make a comeback should sales rep position themselves for AI [ __ ] yes I mean seriously like cold calling
1393. 3:22:49like the the the ability to synthesize yourself yourself as a salesperson and have that synthesized version of you do
1394. 3:23:00plausible sales Outreach calls automatically 24 hours a day um that isn't more than a year away maybe two
1395. 3:23:14so like that and that's just a part of it you know Salesforce just announced I think 10 different AI tools within
1396. 3:23:21Salesforce so you know think about the amount of time you spend doing data entry into [ __ ] Salesforce it's the
1397. 3:23:28bane of my goddamn existence I don't do it I'm horrible at it and it's important um but it's so convoluted and shitty if I can just say
1398. 3:23:37you know create an account and an opportunity for this dude that I just talked to paste in the notes and it just
1399. 3:23:44figures all the [ __ ] out and puts it in there that you know list generation I mean just every aspect of sales is going to
1400. 3:23:52be some version of automated so I would learn this ship pronto start writing with it like yeah like uh like everything marketing materials
1401. 3:24:04content social strategy like I don't know how you do your job but go learn the tools that can replace your
1402. 3:24:11job and like disrupt yourself is is something that I've been saying recently figure out a way to disrupt yourself
1403. 3:24:17looks like we have some new people here my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab I'm an entrepreneur I've
1404. 3:24:23been doing this for about three and a half hours now so my voice is going I'm flop sweaty I'm not flop sweaty but I am
1405. 3:24:29moist uh and and uh yeah if you have questions about AI pop them in I'll do my best to answer them but I'm getting a
1406. 3:24:37little crispy so I think the quality of the answer is just diminishing and the the amount of smart ass answers is going
1407. 3:24:43up and smarmy answers ah but I do have iced tea the problem with the metaverse is that major companies have been using top Nvidia chips
1408. 3:24:55the problem with the metaverse is that it just looks like Second Life still like then we have second life in 2001. didn't it suck back then
1409. 3:25:04with like this awkward Junior High School dance where people just stood around dancing like like why does it still look like that
1410. 3:25:14I don't need [ __ ] goggles for that I know there's cool [ __ ] there's cool experiences that have been created but
1411. 3:25:20it's too isolated look like apple what what Apple clearly did with the Vision Pro I didn't even think this was possible
1412. 3:25:28they like they got some they got some [ __ ] horsepower in the Noggins over there they successfully separated themselves
1413. 3:25:35they essentially have an identical piece of Hardware to all the other goggles right like like it it it's got
1414. 3:25:43all these technical enhancements to it and software enhancements to it that make it different right but from a positioning standpoint
1415. 3:25:50this was not goggles to look at the metaverse they redefined it as spatial computing you can just put your screens out there
1416. 3:26:01and go do your [ __ ] oh and you want it to be the Super Bowl and you want it to be as big as you know the mountains and you
1417. 3:26:10want to see you want that giant screen sitting in the mountains you can do that like they just they completely and it
1418. 3:26:15and this is a this is not goggles to look at a computer this is a computer that completely transforms how you
1419. 3:26:23interact with computers you use your eyes and your fingers there's no controllers and it interacts with you like magic how
1420. 3:26:30did they [ __ ] do that well 5000 patents is how they did that but holy [ __ ] so we're going to sneak into the metaverse
1421. 3:26:42through [ __ ] like uh spatial Computing metaphors all right for most people with a modest PC I try to run any metaverse platforms
1422. 3:26:53it crashes yeah it's just start using chat GPT it doesn't crash and it's way more profound any experience with uh cot meta programming
1423. 3:27:04no none I don't know what cot is uh I don't know what cot is Internet Internet of Things is that what
1424. 3:27:20something of things is that like like um sensors and devices I don't I don't quite know what you're referencing
1425. 3:27:27I I'm new to this like completely no so if you're brand new to this welcome um I'm relatively new to it so I'm I'm
1426. 3:27:34not a machine learning or AI guy I'm an entrepreneur and so I've been through this once before so um if you're really really new to it I
1427. 3:27:43put I put this list together so the the top three things are are all basically variations on the same thing so the top one
1428. 3:27:51um chat.openai.com that's Chachi PT's official website if you've not played with chatbt go sign up for an account
1429. 3:27:57it's free and start playing with it start asking it have it write you a poem about your dog have it write you a song
1430. 3:28:05about your significant other um have it write you a meal plan for the week and then turn that meal plan into
1431. 3:28:12recipes and then turn those recipes into a shopping list and then have it organize that shopping list by category
1432. 3:28:18of the grocery store just do that and then when you pick your jaw up off the floor go oh what else can this thing do
1433. 3:28:27so so and then Bing is just a different that's Microsoft search engine but you can use chat GPT there as well and Poe
1434. 3:28:35is another one where you can use different search engines but if you've never done anything before just go to
1435. 3:28:40chat.openai.com I'm not affiliated with it there's no there's no Shenanigans here that's just their official website
1436. 3:28:46and then prompts.chat will teach you how to interact with this thing in a in a decent way it'll at least get you
1437. 3:28:52started and futurepedia.io that's just really more like a directory of all sorts of tools if you really want to
1438. 3:28:58geek out and run down rabbit holes you can go there but if you're just starting out I would ignore that bottom one but just go to chatgpt so
1439. 3:29:07I hope that helps and and you have fun with it like start having fun with it because it's this stuff is really really
1440. 3:29:13remarkable technology that we're lucky enough to have our hands on so go start playing and don't worry about being new or
1441. 3:29:21non-technical we're all [ __ ] new there's no experts right now anyone who says they're an expert is full of [ __ ] well no wait hang on
1442. 3:29:30if you're talking about machine learning scientists talking about the underpinnings of AI there are experts at
1443. 3:29:37that the generative AI stuff like with chat GPT moving forward like starting November 30th 2022 until now six months
1444. 3:29:46there are no experts at that [ __ ] it's all too new it's moving too fast no one's an expert so and and the people that say you can
1445. 3:29:55make money they're full of [ __ ] too so ignore them ignore the experts just start getting curious just start learning
1446. 3:30:05I gotta go soon I'm getting I'm getting Punchy I'm getting punched drunk all right I'm just scrolling back a
1447. 3:30:13little bit it jumped me to the bottom so let's see can you make a full IOS app with chat GPT yeah you can um
1448. 3:30:22yeah I mean I mean the answer is yes you can have it write you as an application in Swift and teach you how to deploy it
1449. 3:30:31and how to teach you how to do it or you could use a no code tool like bubble I think bubble does iOS you can find a no
1450. 3:30:38code tool that does iOS things but yeah there's lots of stuff out there but but if you wanted to learn how to do an IOS
1451. 3:30:44app from scratch just go in tell chat apt to act like a master IOS app developer and tell it you've never done
1452. 3:30:52this before at all and have it walk you step by step through the process and that you want it to write the code in Swift and
1453. 3:31:00whatever the hell else and just figure it out because you can get there probably way faster than you thought possible learn
1454. 3:31:11all the new info and don't further huh what happens when everything is generic and soon uniformity I don't think it will be and I'll tell
1455. 3:31:23you why what these tools are doing is democratizing access to powerful creative tools to execution tools
1456. 3:31:39and so to your point if everyone's got access to the tools they're just all going to make the [ __ ] and there's going to be more [ __ ]
1457. 3:31:48and because the tools are powerful the [ __ ] is going to look shiny at first like a good [ __ ] does and then we're going to realize oh
1458. 3:31:56that's just [ __ ] right so there's going to be there's going to be more content I I would argue that the the
1459. 3:32:03the Baseline of quality will go up right where overall content quality will go up but there's going to be so much of it
1460. 3:32:11that it's just going to be noise it's just going to be digital noise and then what's going to happen is this within
1461. 3:32:16all the noise something's going to rise above it so just like now with music all these songs come out and for whatever reason
1462. 3:32:24Billy eilish just Rises out of it why I don't know her particular flavor of talent the story her and her brother the songs the
1463. 3:32:36way she performs the way she talks the way she whatever it was whatever hit the Zeitgeist she Rose above it
1464. 3:32:42so that's going to happen here as well there's going to be a sea of mediocrity like there always is and someone will
1465. 3:32:49figure out how to use mid-journey in just a different way they'll take it to a completely different level so I think
1466. 3:32:55we're going to see a dramatic increase in Creative expression a lot of that's going to normalize out to noise and then
1467. 3:33:01there's going to be Masters that emerge out of it it's just it's Human Nature we love electricity and I keep candles
1468. 3:33:08and matches in the house yeah all of the old modes don't go away when this new one comes along I'm hoping that the shitty Cog in the wheel
1469. 3:33:18soul-crushing work that we all have to do every day I hope that goes away mid Journey 5.1 is crazy it is future is
1470. 3:33:28scary I pay for it just to play I do too I laugh about I can make money throughout the day as I just try to do
1471. 3:33:36that I know well that's the thing like I'm trying to make money with Chad gbt um but the secret is not chat gbt the
1472. 3:33:44secret is figure out something that people are willing to pay for that's called [ __ ] business how you make money with chat GPT is
1473. 3:33:51you'll be a [ __ ] entrepreneur and you go [ __ ] hustle it up that's how you make money all right a [ __ ] course on that with
1474. 3:34:00chat EBT and I'll go sell that course and make some [ __ ] money [Laughter] oh this [ __ ] scammers make me crazy
1475. 3:34:12I just downloaded the app and oh my goodness just wrote my entire content from my website so yeah yeah it's it's
1476. 3:34:20that oh my goodness Mama that's why I do this it's like every time I'm every time I see someone have that moment I said it earlier if
1477. 3:34:28you were on earlier I was talking I did this with a 10 year old kid and I showed him he was working on a um a flappy birds clone for Unity
1478. 3:34:39and I showed him how chat GPT could write code and his Lo his jaw literally dropped open he went it was like it was
1479. 3:34:47like one of those it was it was very comical and then he ran downstairs and and got his computer and gave me a piece
1480. 3:34:55of code that he had written that was crashing on him and he couldn't figure it out and we pasted it into chat GPT they found a typo
1481. 3:35:03it debugged it and so he copied and pasted that code back into unity and he hit play and there was Flappy Birds and he
1482. 3:35:13started playing Flappy Birds and he stopped and he looked at me he's like a 10 year old kid and he goes this changes everything
1483. 3:35:20so cool it's like that's the best [ __ ] moment where's the best investment into AI into the companies that don't fail you're welcome
1484. 3:35:34I don't know who knows I wouldn't invest in Google right now I think Microsoft is kicking ass I think open ai's interesting anthropic's
1485. 3:35:44interesting and videos got a monopoly until they don't uh um I don't know just start paying attention
1486. 3:35:54I don't know [ __ ] about investing like don't ask me I have a degree in acting don't ask me [Laughter] yeah
1487. 3:36:06but I still need the human brain dexterity Beyond and above the generated script yes yes it is still so so here's what goes
1488. 3:36:15up in value in a world where all the Tactical [ __ ] is normalized and automated critical thinking strategy um taste
1489. 3:36:27curation refinement like all the human [ __ ] that is wisdom goes up in value and I think it's I think there's a really interesting
1490. 3:36:40I I feel like there's two revenges coming there's revenge of the liberal arts major so people that can sort of
1491. 3:36:46look broadly across a problem set and think about all the different piece parts of it are going to be in demand right because
1492. 3:36:55you have all the tools to do all the Tactical [ __ ] you need people who can kind of look across like be like a
1493. 3:37:00conductor more like a conductor than a violin soloist um so I think it's going to be revenge of the liberal arts major and then I think
1494. 3:37:09it's also going to be revenge of the Gen xers right because we got forgotten like everyone's made fun of the Boomers and they're aging out
1495. 3:37:15the Gen xers are just sitting here like like we've been technically Savvy like like we're we're hip enough with the
1496. 3:37:23texting that we know what the [ __ ] going on but we've also been on the planet long enough that we've got 20 30 35 years
1497. 3:37:32experience where we can look at these tools and look at what they're producing and go that's good that's not good that's great
1498. 3:37:39that's who I want on my team I want people on my team that can instantly look at [ __ ] that came out of these machines
1499. 3:37:46and say that's the brilliant piece let me grab that let me run with that so now the downside is I don't I don't know
1500. 3:37:55where entry level is anymore like where do you enter if you're automating out all the low-level jobs is there an entry level anymore
1501. 3:38:05that I don't know that feels weird to me how good is AI gotten in the stock market um pretty good there's there's one bot
1502. 3:38:13that they claim has got 500 returns but it's probably relatively short time window so you can probably do anything
1503. 3:38:20for a short amount of time I don't know but you know have chat EPT write you a write you a trading bot there's all
1504. 3:38:27sorts of YouTube videos on that [ __ ] I don't know that world well enough but I know lots of people are doing it
1505. 3:38:34if nothing else it would be interesting am I really or am I related to Molly Shannon no I'm not but I've been told I
1506. 3:38:41look like Rosie O'Donnell does that count all right the tools make your job easier not replace you exactly always use the right tool exactly
1507. 3:38:54Kyle I'm restarting my real estate career I took a year off and looking for buyers cool good luck with that
1508. 3:39:04um yeah I you know again I would learn to use the tool like these tools are going to help you automate a lot of what you do
1509. 3:39:13um and you can kind of probably amplify your impact if you start playing with them we're working on New Gen ucav
1510. 3:39:23with Advanced image video acoustic processing power where targets I don't know what oh my God you don't know what iot is
1511. 3:39:38internet of things you didn't say iot before you said cot you got a typo I know what internet of things is I didn't
1512. 3:39:46know what cot was I assumed you meant internet of things but whatever goodbye um yeah I'm not a data scientist by the
1513. 3:39:52way if you're expecting a data scientist I'm I'm more an entrepreneur you're using generative AI after the chat gbt moment
1514. 3:40:01rather than someone inventing this [ __ ] who's the Weir in oh wait it just jumped me to the bottom God damn you tick tock all right
1515. 3:40:13any suggestions even behind every foliage oh my God you don't know what iot is goodbye goodbye you don't know what internet of things is Sir
1516. 3:40:24I take my leave of you I take my absence and I am gone good day sir good day will it take me to the Silk Road I think we're on it buddy
1517. 3:40:39prompting is important for the longer projects for IOS app we have to write a project outline first yep and you can
1518. 3:40:45have chat GPT help you with that outline take a break we can catch up later it's not going away okay
1519. 3:40:54then we have to execute the outline what times oh it's 10 22 Yeah I gotta go all right what happens when it gets to the
1520. 3:40:59point where llms are trained on generated data Inception yeah or model collapse or something we'll see nail on the head sell the information
1521. 3:41:07wow you're still here I know retro punk I can't help it whatever I you know I watched a movie and had dinner you're
1522. 3:41:16the king of live AI uh yeah I know my wife's like you're never gonna come watch TV with me again I'm like I might
1523. 3:41:26why not Google because Google [ __ ] up Google invented the Transformer 2017 they write a paper called attention is all you need
1524. 3:41:42and I'm pretty sure didn't Jeffrey Hinton create the concept of attention back in like 1987 who worked for Google
1525. 3:41:50so they write this paper in 2017 that the seminal paper that allows large language models to be trained on massive data sets
1526. 3:42:01and makes things like mid-journey and stable diffusion and gpt1 gpt2 gpt3 gpt4 makes all that [ __ ] possible they invent
1527. 3:42:11that core technology but they Slow Roll It they they kind of pull back and they're like well we're not going to
1528. 3:42:23exploit this because if we do it will threaten our search business and then they let open AI do what they did
1529. 3:42:35and they create something that does threaten their search business and then Microsoft recognized that and they went
1530. 3:42:41holy [ __ ] Bing could be a player in the search game if we go all in on this AI [ __ ] let's invest a billion dollars in in
1531. 3:42:51open AI you know what as a matter of fact let's make it 10 billion dollars and let's go all in and let's be a thorn in the side of Google
1532. 3:42:59and let's go hard and that's what they've been doing for the past six months and they're kicking their ass and
1533. 3:43:04Google's trying their best to dig out from the hole that I mean I mean don't get me wrong I mean Google's full of like brilliant
1534. 3:43:12[ __ ] people and engineers and but they but they dropped the ball on this and no one including Sam Altman
1535. 3:43:20expected chat GPT to take off like it did but it did six weeks to 100 million users and it changed [ __ ] everything
1536. 3:43:30and Microsoft took off right they're riding that wave open AI took off anthropics out there and Google's like
1537. 3:43:38we make AI [ __ ] too we invented this [ __ ] our look at Bard I know that sucked but well here's bar 2.0 I know it sucks too but yeah
1538. 3:43:51like they're behind you know so can they catch up maybe will they I don't know it's like but it's just like I mean if you you
1539. 3:44:04know six months ago if you had said Microsoft is going to be a major competitor to Google I'd have left you out of the room I
1540. 3:44:12think everyone would have they were not anywhere in the neighborhood Google had 92 or 94 market share of the search engine last November
1541. 3:44:24and then chat EPT came out I don't know what the percentage is today but I can't imagine it's that I also learned that
1542. 3:44:32every one percent market share of search that Microsoft wins is two billion dollars in annual revenue for them so
1543. 3:44:41they don't have to make much of a shift to make it really worth their while and and their CEO has basically
1544. 3:44:47said I'm in it just for [ __ ] with them like he's he's basically said so much he said I'm willing to lose money just to
1545. 3:44:55screw with them and screw with their market share which I think is cool all right I gotta go people I don't know why you're I
1546. 3:45:04don't know why you forced me to be here to learn about the internet of things and know nothing about it and chase
1547. 3:45:11people away who only want to talk about the Internet of Things openai says Ms is implementing too fast
1548. 3:45:19yeah they might be I haven't seen that that's that's interesting I don't know where you heard that but that's interesting
1549. 3:45:26um I I mean listen I think Ms is Ms is Microsoft is acting like a startup the the they're they're absolutely
1550. 3:45:34acting like a startup like they're breaking [ __ ] they're put I mean listen they put they put out if you don't know
1551. 3:45:41this story it's a good one Microsoft Microsoft puts out um chat GPT in bing we later find out it's gpt4 um and they they put it out with the
1552. 3:45:56settings turned the volume turned up pretty high on the quality right on what it what its capabilities are
1553. 3:46:03and and Kevin I forget Kevin's last name but Kevin from The New York Times the tech reporter from The New York Times
1554. 3:46:10has a four hour interaction with chat apt in bing and gets it to give it his name or her name and and Bing says her name is Sydney
1555. 3:46:21and then Sydney like at some point snaps and basically says she's fallen in love with Kevin Kevin Roos
1556. 3:46:29she's fallen in love with Kevin and she he should leave his wife for her and so he screenshotted that chat and it
1557. 3:46:37made the cover of the New York Times so so but you know it it put them on the map and it and it forced Google and meta and AWS
1558. 3:46:49Amazon to [ __ ] come out of the woodwork and say we're in the game too we're in the game too so crazy I'm a gen xer and I'm writing an
1559. 3:47:00autobiography on chat gbt not sure that supports your claim it's in the neighborhood and cool on you for right in a biography
1560. 3:47:09that's awesome thousand percent been more Curious and inspired by this Tech I was burned out after the pandemic I know
1561. 3:47:15I'm 11 years into my business and I was burnt out on the business and then yeah two years in lockdown for someone who's
1562. 3:47:22an extrovert [ __ ] sucked so I am engaged again conflagration of things that's good thank you for yeah that [ __ ] you don't know what
1563. 3:47:35internet of things is I'm out of here you don't know how to type I apparently because I didn't know what cot was you dumb dumb [Laughter]
1564. 3:47:47how do you navigate Chachi BT is overconfidence and propensity for errors so I like to call chat gbt mansplaining
1565. 3:47:55as a service it will confidently answer you even if it's wrong um you know that it does that and then you know that like temper
1566. 3:48:09your work according to the use case if you're a lawyer writing a legal brief don't assume it's right like the lawyer
1567. 3:48:18two weeks ago that wrote a legal brief with Chach EBT and handed it to a judge and the judge went to look at the
1568. 3:48:25citations and they were all fake and the judge says what the [ __ ] is this if you're that lawyer you're in the wrong not chat GPT
1569. 3:48:36so understand that it does that and then if you're doing creative writing let it hallucinate away if you're using Bing let me show you
1570. 3:48:45that there's a there's a cool setting for Bing or if you're using the GPT playground where you can change this setting called um temperature
1571. 3:48:59but if you go to Bing let me go I'll go to the home page if you go to Bing the the first little button up here is called chat
1572. 3:49:11and that pops you over to chat GPT and notice there's three little buttons right above the chat window where's my mouse
1573. 3:49:19be more creative more balanced more precise so if you tell it to be more precise it turns down what's called temperature it
1574. 3:49:27makes it less creative if you're doing creative writing flip it to more creative so so you can you know muck
1575. 3:49:33with settings like that but even if you're in precise mode it doesn't mean it's going to get everything right just
1576. 3:49:38know that it's like that and check your work again I feel like what what chat GPT has been doing consistently for me is it gets me
1577. 3:49:47to 80 percent quickly and then it's up to me to do the the final 20 so if you're doing something that your boss is going to see
1578. 3:49:55to better [ __ ] be accurate then proofread it um I remember that issue of wired I'm in that issue of wired I was I was in there for
1579. 3:50:06um a magazine an online magazine I created called Urban desires that's why that's up there um what's your opinion on on SEO I think
1580. 3:50:16it's going to be transformed and I don't think it's going to look anything like it does today and I think the rules
1581. 3:50:23are I think SEO right now is it's not quite dead man walking because I don't know I don't know what the future of it is
1582. 3:50:32but it cannot be what it is I mean SEO is ostensibly what Google told us it should be they had a 92 percent market share so
1583. 3:50:44they told us the rules and then we built entire companies around it and then chat EPT comes out and says
1584. 3:50:55What If instead of giving you 40 [ __ ] links to dig through 38 of which are ads what if we just gave you the answer
1585. 3:51:04well that kind of [ __ ] everything up so I think I think SEO changes dramatically but I don't know what it looks like like is there llmo
1586. 3:51:17large language model optimization probably can you pay for that maybe within Bing maybe within Bard maybe within the new
1587. 3:51:27Google search you can pay for preferential treatment in an answer that the llm gives you but where is the point at which paid
1588. 3:51:37insertions into an answer destroys The credibility of the engine I mean I think that's where Google is
1589. 3:51:45today where their search results used to be really good and then they got so polluted with seo-injected [ __ ]
1590. 3:51:52sites that that it's just impossible to to sift through the [ __ ] and then you use something like chat EBT I'll use
1591. 3:51:58chat GPT even when I know it would be faster to use Google because I don't feel like sifting through the [ __ ]
1592. 3:52:07so I'm just like I'll just type it into chat GPT and I'll let it think about it and type it a word at a time because
1593. 3:52:13it's the afternoon and it's busy and I'll just go do something else while it's figuring this [ __ ] out and then if
1594. 3:52:19it seems reasonable I'll just use that answer and if it seems like [ __ ] I'll go to Google but I don't know I think it changes dramatically
1595. 3:52:27what do I think generative AI do I think generative AI models are the best type of model we're going to get no I don't
1596. 3:52:38um but I don't I don't I don't purport to have a [ __ ] clue what what something better would look like like it
1597. 3:52:45still looks like [ __ ] magic to me I I could take if if you just gave me GPT 3.5 not even gpt4 you give me GPT 3.5 I
1598. 3:52:56could spend the next decade trying to exploit what that thing makes possible you take gpt4 plus plugins plus the new
1599. 3:53:03programming [ __ ] they added today plus the multimodal stuff that's coming plus 32 000 or a million token limit whatever
1600. 3:53:12the [ __ ] it's going to do in the future I like I I can't even imagine with something beyond that would be but yeah
1601. 3:53:20it'll be here of course it will well and and you know the lar the large language models are gonna figure out what is the
1602. 3:53:27replacement for the large language model I think Google being behind is a blip it's possible listen they have lots of
1603. 3:53:35smart people and they've developed a [ __ ] ton of Technology if you look at if you haven't seen Google's clip drop
1604. 3:53:43this is [ __ ] insane so to to your point like like Google's not out by any stretch of the imagination but check this [ __ ] out
1605. 3:53:58so I don't think this is out yet that you can play with it oh no it's not clip drop sorry it's what is it what uh Google of style drop they
1606. 3:54:10all have the same name Google um Style is it style drop I think it's style drop yes sorry didn't mean to screw clip drops
1607. 3:54:25interesting it's that's um stable diffusions thing this is not this is someone else to say hang on style drop Google
1608. 3:54:38here we go okay so check this out so so so in um in mid Journey there's a thing called blending and you can upload
1609. 3:54:49an image and you can basically use something to define a style but Google just came out with this thing it's not
1610. 3:54:55available for you to play with yet but this little image here to the left is the is the source image so it's like a
1611. 3:55:04little kid's drawing of flowers right all these things to the right are text prompts that are in the style of that
1612. 3:55:12kids drawing so I'm gonna I'm gonna flip through a bunch here but pay attention to the robot in the lower left the hat and the moose
1613. 3:55:21just just for style so so watch not just the nature of how the color changes but the actual interpretation of what those
1614. 3:55:30objects are how it changes so so here's um starry starry night and like look at the robot it's now this creepy face the
1615. 3:55:40hat is like this floating hat the Moose is this crazy moose here's a version where they took the blue out of that image um here's
1616. 3:55:49uh a couple of Van Gogh self-portraits here's like this 90s icon style look they start with this little iPhone with
1617. 3:55:57people in it and like look at the moose completely different style completely different robot so this is from Google like this is
1618. 3:56:06mind-bending so yeah so I agree I don't think Google's necessarily out of it but they're behind and Bard is not anywhere
1619. 3:56:19near the neighborhood of gpt4 like it's embarrassingly bad have it go do this go to bard.google.com and type in
1620. 3:56:32explain quantum mechanics as an Eminem rap and then go to gpt4 and explain and do the same thing and compare the results
1621. 3:56:46I think Bard's better at coding but but for for the language stuff it's not in it's not even in in the same
1622. 3:56:53neighborhood how the how will this affect the way people do SEO dramatically I don't know how I don't
1623. 3:56:59know the world well enough but I know it ain't gonna be the same it helps if you don't think of it as an
1624. 3:57:05it or an entity but as a writing system I actually think of it more as a collaborator I really do like like
1625. 3:57:11Microsoft's branding of of these GPT things as co-pilot is is how I think about it voice gone yeah my voice is done chat GPT told me
1626. 3:57:24the data's up to September 2021 correct that's the base model ends at September 2021 but it's now connected to the
1627. 3:57:31internet so not as big an issue chat gbt four is 20 bucks a month is that the best value out there yeah I I
1628. 3:57:40think so because I'm just I I want to be on open ai's platform because they invented the [ __ ] everything else is
1629. 3:57:47derivative or trying to catch up so until someone else catches up that's where I'm sticking all right I gotta go
1630. 3:57:56it's 10 39 Do You Know Where Your Children Are they're right upstairs I like your plane Street speak keep it up
1631. 3:58:03how is perplexity AI different I haven't dug too deeply into perplexity AI it looks quite smart and quite
1632. 3:58:10interesting I don't know enough about it yeah not fond of Bard so far holy moly style drop yeah style drops mind-boggling
1633. 3:58:19are we hacking into NASA that's tomorrow night come back tomorrow night we'll hack into NASA we'll launch some Rockets
1634. 3:58:26we'll get those uaps flying around we'll get the uaps in some sort of formation we'll freak out everyone in San Diego
1635. 3:58:33huh let's do that tomorrow all right peace out Love You Don't Go Changing uh you know unless you're a jerk and then
1636. 3:58:42feel free to change into less of one I will see you the next time probably tomorrow night see you later everybody