aiLL Nov 26, 2023 - Mastering AI Tools: How Anyone Can Unlock Creativity

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1. 0:04[Music] champ are you going to [Music]
2. 0:25[Applause] sing [Music]
3. 0:44I think you are first forever hook no no you were fifth fourth or fifth you were close hey everybody Welcome champy says
4. 0:56hi champy says hello happy Sunday evening Dr J good to see you yay I'm on time Clint
5. 1:13Copperhead present Turtles llas hedgehogs do what ye do ye fellow Irregulars good day good day good day
6. 1:27Christopher thank you for the Roes the roses are fantastic are those your car glasses no these are my these are my computer
7. 1:38glasses these are my car glasses like a 60s I look like a like a well without the hair these are kind of like 60s uh gmen
8. 1:57glasses what's happening to BU okay got my phone for Tik Tok iPad for Discord trying to get Mighty networks on
9. 2:07my iPad too I know it's a lot right now we'll we'll we'll simplify we have like another week or so before we you know
10. 2:15officially switch over so still trying to figure Mighty networks out welcome everybody welcome welcome welcome
11. 2:23welcome to the AI learning lab encourage more viewers to share okay hey viewers would you share this would you share
12. 2:31this live and particularly if if you can share it with friends or family that you know it would bug that you're watching a Channel about
13. 2:41AI that would be good let's get some people in here we'll give them their first Kevin mallister moment um I don't I I've got I've got zero
14. 2:53agenda tonight I mean there's there's a lot going on there's a lot of lot of things rolling but um but I think it's just
15. 3:01uh I don't know I think it's just just cranking along like I feel I feel like last week was so dramatic with the open AI
16. 3:11nonsense grock is happening wait I'm just not paying for it I hear good things yeah I heard that too but I do
17. 3:18not seem to have access to it let me see unless I do why is this why do I not have there we go I got no grock I got no grock on the
18. 3:33left hand side let me reload I'm paying the 16 bucks verified orgs communities messages I got nothing people I got
19. 3:50nothing so we'll say we'll say what was that was oh it was Napoleon Dynamite the the brother or the cousin he talk like
20. 4:02this with his lower teeth out I thought that was the the funniest acting Choice what's up Napoleon finally having about finally
21. 4:14having meeting about an AI pilot project tomorrow at work brainstorming ideas oh that's a awesome kruno man it's it's so cool like you've
22. 4:23gone from like you know secret cyborg to like thought leader in your company in in couple of months that's very
23. 4:31cool as they say in the military no joy want to explore Google's duet um possibly except I don't think I have access to it
24. 4:44because I have Google workspace and ironically if you pay for Google you don't get this [ __ ] although maybe they've added it
25. 4:57docs let me fire up up a Google doc here and see if I got it hello
26. 5:13um I don't think I got it tools no why am I not seeing the
27. 5:28suggestion I don't know what does grock mean okay so so welcome everyone my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab we
28. 5:39will learn about anything AI anything you want to talk about pop it in the comments below um I'll do my best to get
29. 5:46everyone up to speed we'll do some little level setting here and then um and then we can dig in and and I
30. 5:54don't know do whatever you want to do we can we can do some demos we can I can answer questions grock is um the new Twitter um x. a which is
31. 6:11X's AI arm so X used to be Twitter and grock is their new chat GPT competitor and it's supposed to be launching widely to Twitter premium
32. 6:26members so basically if you're paying 16 bucks a month for Twitter which I just bit my lower lip and and paid it because I want to try it
33. 6:36um it's supposed to be coming out this week the the early uh early responses are good what's what's interesting about
34. 6:43it is it incorp well a it's part of Twitter right it's part part of X So within within your interface you've got
35. 6:51this tool and it incorporates X data in its answers um so yeah yeah that's that that's what it is so so we we
36. 7:03should see it's also got um it's supposed to be not biased it's supposed to be there's a funny mode where it'll
37. 7:10just be a smartass um which I think is kind of funny what did it say it said someone Lex fredman asked it asked
38. 7:23grock about Elon Musk and said you know is Elon Musk wrong about this and it said oh the same Elon Musk that was
39. 7:31wrong about something and it said he's wrong more than a wrong Omer at a wrong [Laughter] Factory oh man Sher D CER Rose thank you very
40. 7:48much unbiased I doubt it I know all these things are going to be some level of bias depending on what they're trained on hey Robert Rossy
41. 8:03[Music] trained on tweets it's going to be so confused you can get more misinformation faster yeah grock where where truth is
42. 8:19[Laughter] relative we'll see we'll see I mean like like all of these things there's always compromises right he
43. 8:29wants things to be open and completely fair and biased it probably means it's going to there's going to be some
44. 8:34downside to that some unintended consequence to that so so we'll see we'll see how it goes all right so if
45. 8:42you've got uh any questions or comments Kyle are you real or AI I'm gp5 nice to meet you uh I think I'm real um I do my best
46. 8:57I do my best to be authentic um I can show you uh I can show you the fake version of me here you want to see this is funny this is funny
47. 9:10this is comedy this is Haha where is it let's see we'll do it here we go there and we'll go there and we'll go there and go
48. 9:21there so I'll show you two versions of me one is it's my real voice but it's not real video this one hey
49. 9:33it's Kyle Shannon with the AI learning lab so the previous video on my timeline is an avatar generated with haen where I
50. 9:42didn't say the words I just typed in a script and it synthesized my voice and it was decent but it didn't really sound
51. 9:49like me this so that's that's my recorded voice but but faked video and this is not even my recorded voice where is it hang
52. 10:02on hey hey it's Kyle Shannon with the AI learning lab you know there are some days I just don't want to turn on the
53. 10:08camera days where I don't even want to get out of bed well good news we now live in a so there's fake me so so we
54. 10:17can have fake me we can have all the fake me you want um Jim Ross any chat GPT birthday plans uh yeah I'm just
55. 10:26going to I I'm just going to go I just I'm going to keep going live and whenever I need to take a break I'm
56. 10:31going to take a break so I think I'm going to start in the morning and then I'll you know I'll do work [ __ ] then
57. 10:37I'll jump back into the live then I'll jump off then I'll jump back into the live so wholesome exactly a post sci-fi world and I can
58. 10:47just type up this script and select my avatar I can just type up this script and yeah crazy crazy crazy crazy your
59. 10:58avatar sounds more realistic exactly my version of you for $35 is just as good fake you is more handsome hey now
60. 11:13hey now Kevin Vasquez all right uh it's supposed to be a leaked paper so qar and and what was the other one that you asked about cam
61. 11:29the uh Orca I don't know orca orca 2 let me just go quickly do a quick search on it see what it is uh I can tell you what qar is or what
62. 11:41I what I understand of qar um Orca 2 Microsoft releases Orca 2 a pair of small language models oh yeah
63. 11:56so and these aren't these didn't the these things supposed to didn't they show up like better than GPT 3.5 or something like that orcu 13
64. 12:06billion Microsoft's AI model that challenges chat GPT yeah satian adala talked about this he hinted at
65. 12:16this a th000 plus pre-built AI apps for any use case interesting what is Ora 2 at its core it's a testament to Microsoft's
66. 12:25commitment he sort of talked about this when they were like wow what's going to happen if open AI screws up he's like
67. 12:31well we're into large language models we're into small language models which is what this is what what's the big deal about a small language
68. 12:39model is that as they as they optimize these as as a combination of chips getting faster and these things getting
69. 12:48smaller and more optimized is you're going to be able to run GPT 3.5 level large language models locally on device right right so on your
70. 12:59phone on your computer and they won't have to go out to the Internet so they'll be faster more responsive they'll be there'll be
71. 13:07there won't be L latency issues and there won't be privacy issues because you'll be running things locally so that feels like a pretty big
72. 13:15deal to me although I didn't this the first time I'm really seeing it like I I knew I knew it was coming and I saw a
73. 13:20tweet about it today that this thing apparently performed quite well um so I don't know about that qar um is the rumored um the
74. 13:35rumored break through from CH from open AI where they say well maybe we hit AGI um but they've been pretty tight lipped
75. 13:45about it since all the all the debacle I don't think they want more drama right now let's see Q star see if there's any anything interesting
76. 14:03here a lot of thirst traps trying to take advantage of people searching for qar but whatever let's see qar open AI maybe that'll help
77. 14:17with oops not Zi
78. 14:34yeah I don't think there's anything new so so basically what qar is is it's a it's a it's a an algorithm let's
79. 14:46see it sits on top of a large language model and helps it basically do reasoning and they did reasoning on very
80. 14:55simple mathematical equations but the Breakthrough was apparently that it got them 100% right and math is very different
81. 15:04than um than large language than language um because it requires reasoning and you know running down
82. 15:13different paths and doing that until you get it right and apparently that's what they've achieved so that's what qar is
83. 15:21in in a nutshell what are your thoughts on artificial super intelligence well if we if we get to AGI so so there's
84. 15:28artificial general intelligence where um it's essentially that the the large language model becomes an
85. 15:38autonomous system that performs better than most humans or or better than humans at most economically valuable
86. 15:47tasks that's the open AI Definition of artificial general intelligence so basically when when when the when when
87. 15:56chat GPT can do your job better than than you can and can do essentially any knowledge work job better than humans
88. 16:04artificial super intelligence is where these things are smarter than the all of us and you know I I don't think we're close to
89. 16:15artificial super intelligence but the minute you get to artificial general intelligence and if you have
90. 16:22the um you use the AGI to improve itself then you get to artificial super intelligence very quickly Kyle um what is Apple doing to
91. 16:34stay competitive with AI you mentioned slm being able to do something that the pinned comment just went away uh so if
92. 16:43you could repin that um so so Apple Apple's doing what Apple does wait you okay Apple uh hang on what's it say
93. 16:59slm being able to run small language model being able to run on devices Apple have anything in the works um so I I
94. 17:07don't know any more than anyone else but just paying attention to the The Vision Pro launch and the Apple
95. 17:15um iPhone 15 launch and the recent M3 launch of the the M M3 chip all three of those um launches
96. 17:30the first two didn't mention artificial intelligence at all but they did mention machine learning and inferences and
97. 17:37embeddings and things like that um and in The Vision Pro goggles they've got this chip called the R1 I I
98. 17:46assume it stands for reality one um but it's it's it's doing machine learning processing on all the sensors in the
99. 17:54device in real time um and then the they mentioned both the iPhone 15 and the M3 have advanced machine learning
100. 18:04capabilities so I think apple is um building the foundation right now from a hardware perspective um they've
101. 18:13apparently put they they spent in 2023 their R&D budget was $22.4 billion and apparently a lot of that was on on AI I feel like I need to do
102. 18:26homework I know it should that's that's kind of what this is feeling like right now because it's I I'm right there with you I feel like
103. 18:35there is so much changing so fast I don't I don't even know like I kind of know how to use chat GPT right now but I
104. 18:47don't really like it the fact that it's gone fully multimodal where it's got vision and it can generate images and it
105. 18:55can hear and it can talk and it can do all this there's so many ways to use it right now not even dealing with like the
106. 19:01developer side of this where there's there's a whole other world of what you can do with their API and so I I I feel like I'm right
107. 19:09there with you that I I spent the last year learning a tool that is so fundamentally different now that I don't
108. 19:15know I don't know I don't know how to use it um so I feel like a bit of a fraud here uh so and it does it kind of feels
109. 19:25like I got to do my homework I gotta learn my [ __ ] um knowing that that we're about to you know it's going to change again and it's
110. 19:34going to change again and then Google's going to come out with Gemini and you know grocka is coming out it's going to
111. 19:40behave slightly differently so so it is this is very much a curiosity hamster wheel there's one for you are regulars
112. 19:48to go make something with the Curiosity hamster wheel is Agi hold up based on RAM GPU speed board Hardware thickness [Laughter]
113. 20:05space now I think AGI is just based on the current current large language models are really kind of dumb they're just
114. 20:15dumb um calculators they're probability engines that just do it over and over again they're not aware of what they
115. 20:21make it sounds like what they did with this qar thing is they said okay you got a large language model down here that
116. 20:27spits out a bunch of [ __ ] it's not aware of so why don't we build a system up here that can take the output of the
117. 20:35actions that were taken and score them did it do good or did it do bad and if it did good give it a higher score and
118. 20:44if it did bad give it a lower score and let's keep track of that score over time and so what it allows the large language
119. 20:51model to do is kind of self-navigate toward the right solution and that that seems to have changed everything it but you know I
120. 21:00don't know but we don't it's all speculation at this point there's there's a lot of smart people out there talking about it um so I am just
121. 21:11uh this channel is more like chat TMZ than news or science I'm just sort of paring what they're saying at this point we'll see
122. 21:22can AGI create deliverables or just Aid in the creation AGI can create deliverables AGI can also take actions and AGI is
123. 21:31autonomous so so right now there's hints of autonomous Behavior within chat GPT if you watch what it does with code
124. 21:40interpreter where you give it a goal and it writes python code and executes python code to hit your goal that's
125. 21:49that's autonomous Behavior but in a very sort of contained little thing what will happen with AGI is the system will be
126. 21:57able to take actions on your behalf in ways that it determines that it needs to do you give it a goal and it will just
127. 22:06go off and start doing things and taking actions and um do it until it gets there Kyle play your Funky Music Play That Funky Music W
128. 22:22boy oh champy Apple's interface chips are still a bit of an enigma correct uh yeah the or inference chips yeah Apple's been fairly tight
129. 22:35lipped what's what what's what Apple's going to do is what Apple does is when they're ready to launch AI they
130. 22:43probably won't call it AI they'll probably it'll probably be something around assistants or agents you know something on your behalf
131. 22:56um and and you know know they'll they'll probably come out and try to define a new sector that that is kind of consumer
132. 23:04grade AI right I would argue that chat GPT and grock and pi and Po and all of them are not consumer grade they're easy
133. 23:14but they're but they're not consumer grade right you still have to do prompting and you have to do prompt
134. 23:19engineering you have to figure out what plugins are and then you have to figure out what code interpreter is and then
135. 23:24you you got to go use zapier if you want to do automations and it's just everything right now is just duck spit
136. 23:31and duct tape janky ass pieces of software apple is not going to come out with that so when Apple comes out there's is going to be tight and
137. 23:39buttoned up and it will probably be like a lot of Apple products more like a Walled Garden where you don't have as
138. 23:46much control and all the Geeks will go oh that's not really interesting cuz they're they're you know hiding all the
139. 23:51controls behind that simple little interface that cute little Avatar and then you know millions of people use
140. 24:00it because you know they don't have to figure out [ __ ] [Laughter] math
141. 24:14ah acceleration versus incrementalism yeah I think we're I think 2024 I think 2024 we're going to we're
142. 24:24going to we're going to figure out the difference between those two Chris um being away from AI for 2 weeks starting
143. 24:31to feel like a caveman Edgar I've been doing this every day I took one day off on Thursday for Thanksgiving and I still I still feel
144. 24:41like I'm not caught up I I feel like I'm I'm really behind but I don't think I mean I mean most of the most of what people are
145. 24:52talking about right now is a lot of speculative kind of crap so but I just have this this overhang that something
146. 24:59big is about to change and and so it probably won't like it's like it's we're probably I don't know I mean it's
147. 25:10possible that we get the GPT store this week hamster wheel Show and Tell okay wait which Show and Tell Mighty networks or or the [Music]
148. 25:26other hamster wheel that's
149. 25:40awesome from B Be not Afraid the Curiosity hamster [Laughter] wheel oh so so where these are thank you
150. 25:57Drew that's really good um these are awesome um so these are on the AI Salon Mighty networks which is our new home for the
151. 26:09AI salon I can talk about the AI Salon maybe what I'll do here is let let me let me do some if you're new to Ai and
152. 26:16you're you're trying to figure this stuff out if you haven't really played with chat GPT let me let me do a little bit of level level
153. 26:24[Music] setting okay so ignore the thing on the right but Kyle what's behind the thing on the right your head's in the way what are
154. 26:34you doing your head's in the way Apple personal genius yeah it'll be something like that uh I'm here to let people in okay
155. 26:43great thanks Vicki that's awesome um like playing C ketchup in a hamster wheel yeah exactly that's exactly what
156. 26:52it feels like Robert um if you have not tried chat GPT I feel like I'm about to sneeze so I may maybe I don't know let me drink some
157. 27:06water hold on okay if you've not played with chat GPT go there right now go to chat. open.com and play with that what what
158. 27:20you'll get access to is chat GPT 3.5 which is what launched a year ago on November 30th so today is the 26th so 4 days from now it
159. 27:31will have been a year and the thing that is at chat. open.com if you just use the free version is is chat GPT
160. 27:423.5 what they launched over the summer and then dramatically improved over the last month GPT 4 is just a holy
161. 27:51different thing um they're not allowing new people to sign up for it yet but I would strong strongly encourage you to
162. 27:58get on the weit list um it's pretty remarkable and I can show some of that stuff um so so that's that the the other
163. 28:08thing that you should do if you want to get curious about this stuff is start understanding that there's other tools
164. 28:15that are like chat GPT that are not chat GPT um Claude is probably their biggest competitor it's a company called
165. 28:25anthropic it's a really good tool um co-pilot on the lower right there that's Microsoft's version of chat GPT 4 um
166. 28:34it's free and in the absence of having access to chat gp4 from open AI you can use co-pilot then you've got Gro which
167. 28:43is from from X from Elon musk's from Twitter um that's coming out this week and then you got Bard from Google and
168. 28:51that's been steadily improving since the summer it got kind of usable probably in July and it's been getting better ever
169. 28:59since and it's supposed to get dramatically better um so go play with those and then I would also encourage you to go play with
170. 29:07these These are four other sort of chat GPT like things there's Pi which is very conversational get the IOS app and put
171. 29:14it in conversation mode and talk to it it's remarkable it it's connected to the internet you can talk to it perplexity
172. 29:23if you do any kind of research is really good for that people are swearing by that um llama 2 is a whole world of
173. 29:30open-source large language models um that that metap put out and the whole developer Community is kind of pouncing
174. 29:38all over those so that's a whole world if you want to geek out on open source and running things locally there's
175. 29:45there's just a whole world there to explore and then po lets you play with lots and lots of different models you
176. 29:50can also build these things called Bots which are just like uh chat gpt's custom gpts that they've launched um very very
177. 30:00similar to that co-pilot is supposed to have co-pilots their version of gpts yeah exactly so co-pilot um if you go to copilot
178. 30:10microsoft.com they've apparently launched but I don't have access to it uh a thing called co-pilot studio um where you can make customized
179. 30:20co-pilots so you know their version of gpts just as Chris Ramsey said um so so go play with all those things chat
180. 30:31GPT those four and those four and and now why well because they're all kind of good at different things and and they're kind of
181. 30:43one-upping each other in terms of capabilities and what you're going to find is that some of them do one thing
182. 30:49that you want to do but don't do another thing so well and so understanding you know the strengths and weaknesses of
183. 30:55them is is is really valuable for the next six months or so um and yeah that's that the other thing if you are if you're one of those people
184. 31:08that is curious about this AI stuff and you've kind of gotten obsessed about it and you're like the only weirdo in your
185. 31:14group of friends or family that's into this stuff and everyone's looking at you like you know you're you're just a freak
186. 31:23um come join the AI salon so this is a group that I started a year ago we started this one week after chat GPT launched and it's it's
187. 31:36a community of people that are think of it like an AI support group hi my name is Kyle I'm into AI hi [Laughter]
188. 31:49Kyle and it's it's a really good group of people and we just we just moved over to Mighty Network so this is the the
189. 31:55address for the salon so so AIS salon. mn. and go look at about the salon it'll talk about the salon um you know we're
190. 32:05we're a ragtag group of Misfits ndo Wells and Mis creant who've gathered to explore the Uncharted Wilderness of
191. 32:11generative AI um and it goes on it talks about who we are why we do what we do what we're trying to accomplish and it
192. 32:17talks about our values and our values are something I'm really proud of and and something that I really want the
193. 32:23group to maintain as it grows um you know one of our values is curiosity we want people that are curious and and
194. 32:31inquisitive and trying to learn thank you digital Gods really appreciate that um generosity is another one it's a big
195. 32:37one for me that as you're learning stuff share it share what you're learning there's no reason to keep any of this
196. 32:43[ __ ] proprietary because it's changing so fast that the thing that you think is going to give you the competitive
197. 32:49Advantage is going to be absolutely useless a month from now I promise you that so just share what you're learning
198. 32:56because there are are no experts right now everyone's trying to figure it out and so generosity is about just
199. 33:02acknowledging that holy [ __ ] we're in the middle of this crazy crazy mess um exploration is one of our values we want
200. 33:09people that are kind of actively stepping into this adventure collaboration that they're willing to do
201. 33:14it together inclusion they're willing to you know accept people from you know all different kinds of work all different
202. 33:21experience levels things like that and then finally empathy is our final value and I think it's the most important one
203. 33:30so let's see Jennifer L thank you I've been watching you for over a month and something thank you very much I
204. 33:36appreciate that I talk to Pi for hours at a time great sounding board yeah papa JJ Pi's Pi's really something I've I've
205. 33:44used Pi for everything from just like wanting to kill some time to I had my battery go bad on my car and it helped
206. 33:52me troubleshoot the bad battery thank you been watching you for over a month and I'm Blown Away by your dedication oh
207. 33:58thank you very much Jennifer I appreciate that yeah I I mean here's the deal like do I do I always want to fire
208. 34:05up the camera and go live seven nights a week I don't and and yet I'm doing it why because um I'm need I'm needing Community right
209. 34:22I'm needing to connect myself with people that are excited about about this curious about this trying to figure it
210. 34:29out trying to reinvent themselves trying to reinvent their business um and it feels really important to me and I here's the other
211. 34:37thing that I know so I was a little bit about my background I'm an entrepreneur I was an entrepreneur in the early days
212. 34:42of the worldwide web and um and what's going on with AI right now is very very similar to what was going
213. 34:52on uh in the early days of the web and and what I know is that the beginning of a major shift like what AI
214. 35:03is about to to do to the world you don't get to participate in that ever right it's it's it's an incredibly rare
215. 35:13moment to be at the beginning of something we are absolutely at the beginning of this thing what is this thing I don't
216. 35:22know you know it's AGI it's it's AI it's Ma Mach learning it's generative AI the values are invaluable thank you
217. 35:32papa JJ I appreciate that I listen I think the values here's the thing about values if you if you look at these
218. 35:41values and they sing to you and you're like yeah that's like I want to I want to hang out with those kind of people
219. 35:47great this is probably going to be your group of people if you look at those values and you're like H that seems
220. 35:52[ __ ] awful then it's going to be [ __ ] awful like like values are not there just as like you know successories
221. 35:59posters right this is how I want people to behave and if you don't behave that way then it's just it's you're not going
222. 36:05to fit it's just going to be like a like a genetic you know uh you know it'll it'll be a it'll the organism will will
223. 36:13reject it and like you won't enjoy it and it won't enjoy you so so those things are actually really really
224. 36:18important I've I've grown a lot of things over the years and and values are super important and not every one likes
225. 36:27them because in order to have values you actually have to have a point of view and we do so that's that group we will be
226. 36:36grateful for what you're doing for years to come oh thank you be not afraid I appreciate that um I hope so I listen I
227. 36:44it's not about that right now it's just about let's [ __ ] figure this out together and and what is this I don't
228. 36:53know I don't know I mean it's it I the more I learn about this the less educated I feel how do you plan to monetize this
229. 37:06community You're Building any advertisements um well we're not going to we're not going to monetize the um
230. 37:14the community so the the AI Salon what we're trying to do right now is just cover our costs so so we don't have any
231. 37:20dues um the mighty networks is free like the mighty networks is free and is always going to be free um right now we're taking um donations
232. 37:31um and um uh we're selling monthly sponsorships which which are really cheap right now basically just to cover our monthly it's
233. 37:41like 120 bucks a month for Mighty networks we we had to do the business version of it for the features we wanted
234. 37:46um I think over time we might allow members within the community to create courses and they might be able to sell
235. 37:53those courses so people can you know mon ties things individually I think at some point we'll have a merch store that you
236. 38:00know the proceeds of that will will support the group but the whole idea is like I I want this to be a like an
237. 38:08ongoing you know group that anyone can join the whole idea is being inclusive so um so I'll figure out you know it
238. 38:17it's we want we want people within the community to be able to build their brand and monetize that but not monetize
239. 38:27the community itself and so we're we're thinking of all the different ways that that's possible what's the huge
240. 38:33performance limiter on the next year uh human beings I I think the huge
241. 38:48limiter is going to be human beings
242. 39:03hm I think we're very very very very very unprepared for what's coming for what's here how much for a Bruce Campell
243. 39:12impersonation see there's how I'm going to monetize things I'm GNA be I'm going to do I'm GNA do B celebrity
244. 39:20impersonations for a fee that's that's how we're going to monetize this bad boy that's pretty funny um huge limiter men
245. 39:33fighting so we can't have nice things yeah don't disagree with that yeah yeah men being [ __ ] I think I think some limiting factors will
246. 39:46be centers of power actively resisting what's coming because they're going to realize what's coming is going to [ __ ] with
247. 39:58their business model get your smart pants we're about to take off yeah exactly exactly bran normally if we work with Bri work
248. 40:10for British hours we like to wear smart puns um yes yes indeed yeah I think there's going to be a lot of resistance to this AI stuff
249. 40:23they're going to demonize it um they're going to dismiss it the problem with dismissing it is it's already getting
250. 40:30powerful enough that I think I think companies and people are realizing um we can't really dismiss this but if we accept
251. 40:43it it's a threat to our business model and I can talk more about that how do you think the government will react when we hit AGI Panic
252. 40:55um I don't know I don't know I I think that the fact that that Biden put out the 122 page executive order is
253. 41:04promising I've got a i' I built a GPT that if you want to understand the executive order I built a GPT that you
254. 41:10can you can ask all about it um which I shared on the AI Salon um I think I did it in the show in tell Channel um so if you just if you just
255. 41:23look for that there um so I so I think the fact that um that that there's awareness at the highest level that this is important is
256. 41:37is good um the government doesn't understand WiFi so so um and the government's not good at moving
257. 41:53fast so so it's absolutely possible that there's going to be some Panic you know if we hit AGI or if it's declared or if
258. 42:01some version of it is rolled out um I don't know I like I we're in such a like we're living in an episode of black mirror right now
259. 42:16Obama is currently in charge of AI yeah he's he's he's one of the senior advisers on it I don't know if he's in
260. 42:22charge of it but he's one of the senior advisers for for what to do with it you know he's a thoughtful guy he's really
261. 42:27smart he's internet Savvy like that's good like you're going to need some some smart people right so if it's Obama
262. 42:35he'll build a network of people that have their [ __ ] together some artists and writers are seething still listen
263. 42:41people are going to be seething it I I've written seven screenplays like I know that world well I have a degree in
264. 42:49acting right I moved to New York City out of school to pursue a life in the Arts most most of my friends from back then are in that
265. 42:58business um I have students take moral vocal stands against AI in my class Christopher Ramsey the younger Jen
266. 43:05hasn't bought in listen I I agree I've got 23-year-old twin boys who have not bought in they they could give two shits
267. 43:13about it they're they're not actively against it they're very cynical about it um you can take a moral stand all you
268. 43:23want this channel why I do these lives is whether you take a moral stand or not whether you I wrote a play over the
269. 43:33summer Kyle very cool lunar stick um whether you um agree with it or not whether you love it or hate it whether
270. 43:44um you're completely ignorant of it it's here and it's not going away and it's getting stronger and better dramatically fast and
271. 43:56we ain't seen nothing yet apparently if the if the if the rumors of of sort of what's been put out there or are true that
272. 44:11the um they kind of slow [Music] rolled the qar stuff they actually stopped it before it started improving itself
273. 44:27because if if AGI comes and they start having the system improve the system then things get really powerful really
274. 44:39fast now there's pieces of that that are remarkable because we start doing things like curing diseases really fast and
275. 44:45curing scientific problems really fast and curing economic you know um disparity models really fast or societal models really fast
276. 44:56but that's going to break a bunch of [ __ ] and so I don't think anyone's prepared for that so I don't know I'm an
277. 45:03artist and I think it's amazing so so Otto here's here's the thing that that I've seen um almost all of the artist friends that
278. 45:12I know who have tried it are finding new ways to express themselves with it and and they find it remarkable and then
279. 45:21some put boundaries in place right so I've got one of the one of the women who's an organizer for the AI Salon Jane
280. 45:29she's a writer and she's she she writes professionally and she uses AI for writing you know all the time and and
281. 45:35you know it's remarkable and she's like I can't imagine doing my job without it now but she draws a line she won't do
282. 45:42her personal creative writing with AI That's like a Sacred Space for her so I think some artists are finding
283. 45:48boundaries like what's in what's out where can I use it where can I not use it other artists are just going [ __ ] it
284. 45:55I will never use it I'm taking a stand and that's where the where the wga started was [ __ ] AI right they then came around and the new
285. 46:04Writers Guild contract says we can use AI but you can't use AI to replace us is effectively what it says it makes you
286. 46:12think as an artist in a different way it's hard to describe I totally agree with that like thankful Jones that's
287. 46:17that's exactly that's exactly what it is for me is and and it's funny when I when I first started this channel PE a lot of
288. 46:25the questions I got were well if it's so creative doesn't it make you less creative and the reality is is no it
289. 46:32actually makes you more creative because you can get ideas out of your head faster and in some form of um
290. 46:41articulation really really quickly and what I found is that chat GPT can get me to like 80% like that and then the last
291. 46:5220% like if I get really good at prompting and get it really dialed in it can get me to like 85% or maybe 90% it
292. 46:59it almost never gets me to the Finish Line um but I get 10 ideas out of my head that never would have seen the
293. 47:09light of day historically and so what it's doing is it's just it's it's like writer block as a thing of the past
294. 47:18um my my ability to like my confidence the the whole sort of crazy straw of creativity and and being neuros spicy is
295. 47:31is that there's a lot of Shame and imposter syndrome and and that sort of [ __ ] right and what I found with the AI stuff is that
296. 47:40it it kind of erases that like it's just like like you don't have to really confront well you know I'm not I'm not
297. 47:52really good at drawing so that idea for that card game would wouldn't be good I'd have to go get someone that was good
298. 47:57at drawing and now I can just have a card game and now I can put it out there and you know I can't do creative writing
299. 48:05with it but man do I love its editing capabilities and ability to argue yep exactly like again that's what what my
300. 48:15what my strong strong recommendation here is start playing with these tools and figure out where the boundaries of
301. 48:20the technology are like what's it good at what's it not good at what right and then figure out where the boundaries of
302. 48:27your personal work is right there might be some things that you're like oh I'll absolutely use it for project management
303. 48:36but I would never use it to generate art because I love illustrating great then carve that out and don't do that but use
304. 48:42it for all this other stuff yep I use it for storyboarding for the video process yeah exactly um yeah and and you can take like I I've
305. 48:52done this now a couple of times where I've taken projects that were mothballed for decades and I was like oh let me pull
306. 49:01out that half a screenplay I started and then and then like within 10 minutes I had an outline finishing the screenplay
307. 49:10and I was like oh that's pretty good I could actually finish that amazing I want to be my own artist why does my creativity have to stop
308. 49:18where artists Define it absolutely it's we're seeing that so so Broody you've you've been coming here
309. 49:27a fair amount now like so you're you're uh you are quickly becoming an irregular so the people that show up regularly um
310. 49:33have named themselves the Irregulars and that's that's the the real criteria for being an irregular is just [ __ ] show
311. 49:40up but what's happening is a lot of the Irregulars are are completely Reinventing themselves and what they
312. 49:46enjoy and what they're good at and what they where they're finding they've got skills where they never thought they'd have
313. 49:54skills and that's absolutely remarkable right and and to your point like why why have boundaries we now have a tool that
314. 50:06can let us level up in the areas that we sucked at before and then what we can do is just think creatively
315. 50:14horizontally knowing that the tool can do some sort of execution on all the vertical Specialties just me in the
316. 50:21trees that's why it's so important for teachers to start learning and how to teach students to use it absolutely absolutely just me and the
317. 50:28trees this is it's so funny at the beginning of the year I was kind of agnostic about education and I'm like well if if
318. 50:37Educators don't want to do it that's their prerogative and if they want to block it and and now I'm just like
319. 50:44no no Educators need to get their [ __ ] together and understand that that I mean even if you're just dealing with
320. 50:58college the world that freshmen today are going to enter in four years is not going to resemble the world that we're in right
321. 51:07now so freshmen today are being taught things that are going to be Irrelevant in four years a lot a lot of the things
322. 51:17but there's going to be new skills that are going to be absolutely in demand and so I I think it's imper ative
323. 51:26for educational institutions to learn this stuff to get curious about it and to start like for me the big skill
324. 51:36moving forward is critical thinking and so to the extent that you're not actively teaching and not even teaching
325. 51:44critical thinking that you're not actively exploring critical thinking with these tools you're doing our future
326. 51:52a disservice I'm in training to be a clinical psychologist and trying to build tools to expand extend my presence
327. 51:58so sunshower I think that um so if you haven't played with it yet go go play with so there's an app called Pi this is my iPad and so go to
328. 52:12Pi and then you'll see you know it's just like a normal chat gbt like thing and it'll look like that when you log in
329. 52:21and then you can you can talk with it but in the lower right hand corner you see where it says Pi if you click on
330. 52:30that there's two modes for it now one of them is pi just PI right the old one and one of them is support pi and support
331. 52:45Pi is like a therapy fine-tuned version of Pi and then the other thing you can do with pi is you can put it into into conversation
332. 52:56mode so see that little thing right there can you describe support pi to me and how it's different than normal
333. 53:14Pi haha you're really hitting me with some great questions support p is a new in Creative term you just coined support
334. 53:21p is not a real thing but let's role play like it no I mean the pi model Pi that you're based on there's two different modes
335. 53:36there's just pi and there's support Pi can you talk about what support Pi [Music] is ah now I understand what you're
336. 53:50asking you're correct that there are two different modes of the P model there's the general information mode or just P
337. 53:56mode and there's the support mode which you've been referring to as support P the general information mode is designed
338. 54:03to give accurate comprehensive information on any topic you can think of whereas the support mode is more
339. 54:09focused on providing emotional support empathy and companionship the support mode so so if if you're trying to Fig so
340. 54:18there's two two things I would do so that's Pi I would explore that and then the gpts So within chat GPT you can make
341. 54:29a GPT that can take your philosophy of how you want to do therapy and let's say you've written a paper on it and you
342. 54:36want to do your therapy based on your you know your dissertation or whatever it might be you can use that as
343. 54:42knowledge to build your own custom GPT where someone could interact with a version of you and then chat GPT also
344. 54:51has conversation mode so on the right hand side you can also put chat GPT into a similar conversation mode absolutely let's continue our
345. 55:07conversation how did you feel during these different moments in your dream so for example were you amused scared so
346. 55:15this was a GPT that I made called Dream Weaver that's a dream analysis tool and so I can have a conversation with
347. 55:22Dreamweaver and tell it my dream and it'll do a whole analysis and even visualize it Otto got to got to go eat
348. 55:30later everyone later Otto thank you for coming thank you for hanging out um all right let's see are there any
349. 55:39copyright issues to worry about if GPT helps you write your screenplay I don't think so I mean if if listen it's it's on you to not be a
350. 55:51douche right if if you just say you know give me the give me the plot for Star Wars and you know make it a western and
351. 56:01change all the character names then you know if you just you know do something like that then you're setting yourself
352. 56:07up for uh a problem but just using it in general based on the training I don't think so in fact a number of the
353. 56:14lawsuits where where people are doing these class action lawsuits you know suing based on content that was used in
354. 56:22training a lot of those are being um tossed out by judges so I I I wouldn't worry about it right now I I think that
355. 56:32IP attorneys are going to be suing each other both directions for the next 20 years so at some point some precedent is
356. 56:39going to be set that'll that'll do for AI what happened with hip hop and sampling music in the 80s and 90s where
357. 56:46where we sort of landed on some version of fair use and how people get compensated and attribution and things
358. 56:52like that so some some version of that will happen and and there will be tools that come out that support it in fact um
359. 57:01YouTube I just saw a new tool that YouTube's got that um if you're doing a YouTube short you can create custom background music for
360. 57:12your YouTube short in the style of Charlie poth or Tay right so they've cut deals with Charlie poo and P T where um
361. 57:22it'll generate the song that sounds like Charlie po wrote it and and it's singing and it sounds like him he's probably
362. 57:29getting paid every time someone generates a song um so there'll be all sorts of different new new kinds of
363. 57:36models that come out that'll deal with it so but I wouldn't worry about it right now just don't go steal you know
364. 57:41don't go blatantly steal [ __ ] because then you'll just set yourself up for a for you know trouble um I wonder how
365. 57:47this can be used to benefit the trades I.E construction so anywhere Jerry G anywhere where you've got um computers
366. 58:02mediating a process is is is going to be set up for you you can do all sorts of interesting things um so it could be
367. 58:15um finding ways to do construction project planning more efficient more efficiently you could you could upload a spreadsheet of the last job
368. 58:25and say you know do some analysis on say how can AI be used in construction what I would say is this what are problems that you're trying to
369. 58:35solve start with that and say okay if I could solve this problem that that would that's a major pain point for us and if
370. 58:44that problem in any way can be used as a computer or could use a computer um then you could say okay how can I use AI to
371. 58:53solve that problem and and then you'll likely find ways to do it very very quickly cuz you can just go to chat GPT
372. 59:00or any of these other things and just say here's the problem I'm facing here's how I currently deal with
373. 59:07it help me come up with a strategy to make that better and it will and then you'll get inspired you'll be like oh
374. 59:14and then you'll ask it some more questions just think of it kind of like you've got a business consultant at the ready you have to give
375. 59:22it lots of instruction you have to give it lots of Direction but it knows everything you can ask for specific NE
376. 59:30NEC code sections for electrical it's pretty cool yeah we uh so my my co-founder of my current business storyvine she's got a shitty
377. 59:41construction site next to her house and this construction company is just they're just violating codes like
378. 59:48multiple times a day they're just they're just shitty and they don't care and and so we buil bu her we took the
379. 59:55Denver building codes website and we built a GPT so she now has a GPT that she can use to basically say here's what
380. 1:00:06they did today is is that um is that against code so Kyle come in please come in where to he gone oh froze come
381. 1:00:21back the model is being tweaked can you hear am I good now tap the tap the hearty Hearts if you can hear me okay I'm seeing
382. 1:00:34aart you're back okay I'm back cool I don't know what I was saying um yeah yeah you can do code stuff you could
383. 1:00:47do um one of the guys at the building I work work for created a thing called maintenance mentor that um would would do like you know if
384. 1:00:59you have questions about the a AC or the heating or Plumbing or electrical it will help you troubleshoot problems
385. 1:01:06within the building um so you can it's just it's kind of endless so again where I would start is start with the problem
386. 1:01:12you want to solve first and then go see how much chat GPT knows or or any of these tools how much they know um they
387. 1:01:21will likely surprise you at how good they are especially things like construction there's so much been written on it
388. 1:01:28there's so much that's been on the internet about it that it just kind of assimilates all that information and it
389. 1:01:35kind of knows everything it's pretty remarkable how many gpts have you made I've probably made I don't know 25 or 30 most of them
390. 1:01:45I've made live on on on this channel um we can make one now if you want um if someone has a specific thing
391. 1:01:53they want to do I'm happy to do that hope you have a good holiday Kyle with your gpts thank you your company
392. 1:02:03co-founder is my hero oh that's so cool my Shiro Monique's amazing yeah no Monique and I we we knew each
393. 1:02:13other I don't know five or six years before we started storyvine and I was Consulting with her she had started a social media
394. 1:02:22agency and I was Consulting with her on that and that ended up kind of falling apart and there were kind of you know
395. 1:02:28founder issues and things like that and so I knew she was available and I knew I wanted to start story Vin and so I
396. 1:02:34called her up and said hey I've got this idea you know do you want to start it cuz I knew she was good at the [ __ ] I
397. 1:02:40wasn't as we describe our relationship Becky I'm the hand wavy guy and she keeps the trains running on time um and
398. 1:02:49and you know it's been it's been a really really really good partnership and if you started companies before finding good partners is almost
399. 1:02:58impossible teaching autistic and add math please do it oh teaching autistic and add math for for for a GPT we can do
400. 1:03:08that that would be a good one um yeah yeah we can do that I'm trying to think are there any if you've got any
401. 1:03:19sources we we'll we'll we'll make one without sources right now and then I'll show you how you could improve with
402. 1:03:24sources so let's go make a GPT he creates so right now cam on on Mighty networks um if you go to show and tell okay hang on a
403. 1:03:38sec oh wait hold please hold so I'm in the showand tell channel on Mighty networks right and in the lower right that's how
404. 1:03:51you add a post to show and tell and then it actually just prompted that see where it says the hashtag thing so when you create a
405. 1:04:07post you bring up a list of hashtags can you see it oh come on there you go well they're down there see that
406. 1:04:18one hashtag is gpts so if you tag your G you you tag your post in show and tell with GPT you can then go um sort
407. 1:04:29by all the hashtags so so there's like a pull down menu where you can say show me all the ones that are tagged with GPT
408. 1:04:35it's not a perfect way so we we might improve that but right now how we're handling it is with hashtags so share it
409. 1:04:41in Show and Tell and just tag it just tweak my GPT if you want Kyle oh that's right Pate so pate's got I we don't you know
410. 1:04:55what I think what I'd rather do is point them to your so whoever just said to create a GPT um for autistic uh and add
411. 1:05:06students um on the channel Pate is a is a a he's a swell guy works at Google he heads up the AI mechanics Guild on the AI salon and he
412. 1:05:22created a GPT for for you know in that neighborhood and so that could be modified so let me go to chat GPT here hang
413. 1:05:35on now I think did I look at it I'm sure I looked at it here recently explore hang
414. 1:05:52on recently used where is it P what's it called again top of the hourish Irregulars
415. 1:06:11present ask Mary H I don't know how to see
416. 1:06:25unambiguous Ally or Aly Ally hang [Music] on delete
417. 1:06:48post hold please search and M big
418. 1:07:10us all right if you go to go to go to Mighty networks and find it yeah if you go to the AI Salon Mighty networks and search for unambiguous
419. 1:07:21Ally this is the GPT that Pate wrote for empowering neuros spices all right um so that's a good one
420. 1:07:35so let's let's do something else since since that one's already built like that's a good one and I actually want to
421. 1:07:39support that one because I feel like you've got a vision for that pain so USA loves Tik Tock okay all right no picture must
422. 1:07:50pass what do you mean no picture must pass I don't know what that means what do that [Laughter] man who did this
423. 1:08:05one who did this darling Rober that's just rude it's true but [Laughter] rude oh
424. 1:08:21man the Curiosity hamster wheel that's pretty fun all right so let's go let's go make another one um what do we want to make
425. 1:08:31for a GPT uh uh give me another give me another topic we'll we'll do one on the Fly here feel free to try it out and
426. 1:08:38provide feedback it's already been improved thanks to the community that's awesome Pate that's really cool um which is completely different
427. 1:08:48than the androgynous Ally uh wait crit faced can you show us how you use it to storyboard um I haven't used it to
428. 1:09:05storyboard but we can certainly do that let me go that that might be a fun thing to do all right so let's go do that so
429. 1:09:12we're going to go to um here's chat GPT um I'm in chat gp4 mode so one one of the things if if you haven't used chat
430. 1:09:26GPT a lot um chat GPT is now multimodal meaning you can upload images you can um you can generate images you can
431. 1:09:40upload um spreadsheets and CSV files and it can analyze them it can it can write things so one of the things I'm going to do
432. 1:09:49here is I'm going to go I'm going to upload a screen [Music]
433. 1:10:14play that's Microsoft Word I'll just I'll upload the text version of it all right so here's a this is a screenplay I
434. 1:10:21wrote in 1990 one or two called salmon flying East and so um so one of the things I'm going to do is I'm going to
435. 1:10:38say please write a compelling Hollywood log line that is the elevator pitch for this screenplay period
436. 1:10:55act as if you're a high-powered Hollywood agent and make sure that anyone that hears this will want to make this
437. 1:11:09movie so so so log lines are especially if you if if you write the screenplay writing log lines about it are almost
438. 1:11:17impossible cuz you can't separate what you know is wrong with the screenplay from from the marketing piece of it so
439. 1:11:25let's see what it comes up with salmon flying East in the misty docks of 1991 Gig Harbor Jack a rugged fisherman
440. 1:11:32haunted by his Vietnam War past grapples with shadows of memory and longing of a life he can't reclaim when his path
441. 1:11:40crosses with ping a striking Vietnamese woman entwined in his wartime memories Jack's quest for Redemption takes a
442. 1:11:47dramatic turn as Jack as Jack navigates the treacherous Waters of his past and present he finds him himself Torn
443. 1:11:54Between the ghost of his love lost in Vietnam and the reality of his solitary life blah blah blah okay this is so the
444. 1:12:01content may violate our content policy because probably because it talks about war um that's great can you make it much shorter and
445. 1:12:14punchier I'll just leave it that see what it does all right a haunted Vietnam vet and rugged fisherman in 19901 Gig Harbor
446. 1:12:30confrences w war torn past when he reencounters ping a figure from his Vietnam days and past and present
447. 1:12:38Collide Jack search for Redemption and peace propels him on a thrilling journey through love loss and the Quest for healing I'm going to say
448. 1:12:48um give me a log line that compares this screenplay to two different movies meeting one another I don't know if it'll understand
449. 1:13:00what that means like Jaws meets Rocky we'll see what it comes up with what I what I find about chat GPT is it tends to be um way better at
450. 1:13:11understanding me than I am like I don't understand what I say half the time salmon salmon flying East is where the
451. 1:13:18deer hunter meets a river runs through it oh that's kind of cool a poignant of a Vietnam veteran fishing uh veteran
452. 1:13:26fisherman wrestling with his past entangled in a haunting romance that Bridges the turbulent Waters of War and
453. 1:13:33the Serene struggles of life back home that's cool that that sounds that that's in the neighborhood so now I'm going to say
454. 1:13:40okay okay great now I'd like you to create a list of visual ual scenes from the
455. 1:13:58opening of the movie period describe them as if they were a storyboard period in fact create a
456. 1:14:13table where one column describes the action and the next column describes what's going on
457. 1:14:31visually all right scene one Gig Harbor Docks pre-dawn a foggy Serene Gig Harbor the camera slowly pans across the glassy water of the Puget
458. 1:14:41Sound fishing boat interior Jack's morning routine Jack steps out of the boat onto the dock all right so great so this is
459. 1:14:53so this is now this is now reading my screenplay and and pulling the visuals from it flashback to a crowded bar in
460. 1:15:15Vietnam so let me say so great I'd like to start storyboarding this so I want you to create
461. 1:15:3116x9 wide orientation images one per scene period I'd like the style to
462. 1:15:47be loose watercolor in style but that clearly indicate what the camera
463. 1:16:02sees and what lens should be used period why don't we start
464. 1:16:19with scene one to get the style dialed in and and so notice what I'm doing here is while I'm technically prompting this
465. 1:16:35isn't really prompt engineering right you keep hearing this term you got to be a prompt engineer and prompt engineering
466. 1:16:40is going to be big and prompt engineering prompt engineering all that does in my opinion is intimidate people
467. 1:16:47to not want to deal with AI at all I don't want to be an engineer I'm not a PR engine I don't even know what a
468. 1:16:53prompt is and now I got to engineer it no no what you actually have to do is just talk you just you just talk your words
469. 1:17:02now could I use prompt engineering to get things better sure I could absolutely do that um so there's my thing okay that's
470. 1:17:19great okay that's terrific but I don't want the splattery edges period I want the image to go all the way to the edge of the frame
471. 1:17:36period I'd also like to create two distinct color grades one for the present which is more
472. 1:17:52saturated and vibrant and one for the past that captures the fog of War
473. 1:18:07period let's create two images one for the present and one from a scene from the past so I can compare them
474. 1:18:24all right so it like it already hit me that this looks pretty cool but it would it would also be cool to have you know
475. 1:18:31the past look like the past you know how films do but but like but what I'm doing here is just I I am acting kind of as a
476. 1:18:42director kind of as a writer kind of as an art director kind of as a creative director that's way too colorful so we
477. 1:18:50hate that and we will tell it them we hate that but that does look like Gig Harbor which is amazing
478. 1:19:05actually and so now it's creating there's the one from the past right so listen at a minimum it kind of got that you
479. 1:19:13know there's your present there's your past right so now I'm just going to say you've got the right idea but the images still
480. 1:19:26have blotchy edges rather than the image going all the way to the edge of the frame period also the saturated image is way too
481. 1:19:40vibrant period it should still look like a film but be more saturated than the images from the past period why don't we put
482. 1:19:53an olive green Hue on the color grading from the images from the past and a soothing blue hue for the images from
483. 1:20:08the present let's see what that does make it as an elevator pitch for a David swimmer single dad sitcom exactly we could do
484. 1:20:24that well that's I mean that's the thing I could take I could absolutely take this screenplay and have it rewrited as a
485. 1:20:32comedy like give me a new outline with this is a comedy and then use the writing style of how this is written and
486. 1:20:40let's let's turn this into a comedy you could absolutely do that all right there's our blue hue again that looks like Gig Harbor in fact
487. 1:20:53that actually looks like where my dad had a boat that looks like where where we exited that looks like Point Defiance
488. 1:21:01and there's the there's a Narrows Bridge right there like this actually looks familiar to me that's crazy there you
489. 1:21:12go so there's your two different styles it still doesn't quite get that I don't want these blotchy edges but that's all
490. 1:21:17right so so we'll say fine so say great now can you make an image for each
491. 1:21:34scene using our new color grading framework based on whether the scene is in the present
492. 1:21:50or in the past and it should just start doing it should just start going through and doing why are those lines in that
493. 1:22:00orientation the I what it did Pate these these lines you mean the these are film strip sockets it it it realized it was a film
494. 1:22:13so it made it like like this is what the frame of film's going to look like but the the sprocket holes would be down the
495. 1:22:19left and right not across the top it's listen it's trying this like I said I gave it you know I gave it some shitty prompts you know I
496. 1:22:30talked before about don't be a prompt engineer but obviously I would need to be a bit more specific about the
497. 1:22:39style all right let's see is that scene one what's scene one scene one a foggy Serene Dawn at Gig Harbor inside the r fishing boat cabin
498. 1:22:53okay so that's scene two so let's see so that is scene one which is right that's scene two there's Scene Three Jack's
499. 1:23:11up this is good who suggested this this was a good idea no this is really good that is totally what the docks looked like
500. 1:23:20although these are more like Easter in fishing boats the the Ducks where where my dad had a fishing boat was in uh they
501. 1:23:28were more modern boats but but like that looks very familiar although the dock kind of ends right there it's pretty
502. 1:23:36funny there he is at the what was scene four was so wait what was scene four Jack emerges on the docks the baate
503. 1:23:47shop inside de baate shop Jack greets Martha the owner's wife Jack prepares for fishing this is good I've never I've never done this on
504. 1:23:59my own screenplay before but I mean holy crap like look at this he's obviously not preparing that that's after they
505. 1:24:07caught something although I guess that could be bait but he's he's salmon fishing those should be smaller all right there we go into the
506. 1:24:15past so he's cutting bait and remembering the past like I I mean you can just you can almost hear it right like this is
507. 1:24:27cool oh I'm going to do one one other one final thing here I think it can do this let's let it keep going so wait that was preparing bait
508. 1:24:40what was that one that was flashback to the Vietnam War abrupt transition to a helicopter flying low Jack back in the present flashback
509. 1:24:51to a crowded bar so so we have some back and forths now between the past and the present all right so he's he's at the bait shop now
510. 1:25:01he's preparing to go out now he has that flashback now he's getting ready to go out now he has that flashback look at that I mean this is
511. 1:25:11amazing there was an error oh generating response I don't want to regenerate all this h is it going to start
512. 1:25:26over yeah it's going to start over we lost all that oh that sucks anyway what I what I would then do what I would then
513. 1:25:35do is you could tell it to take that table and all those images and put it in an Excel file and so it can actually generate a a
514. 1:25:50uh let's see it could actually generate a um a storyboard for you in an Excel file this is wild isn't it it's a movie
515. 1:26:06yeah oh and actually you know what we could do now holy [ __ ] I should do this because I could take all those scenes into
516. 1:26:17um I could take all those scenes into into Runway ml and and turn them into to action and just do it with voice over and stuff like
517. 1:26:28that hit the 2-2 to get the previous reply oh really oh oh I see hang
518. 1:26:43on oh that's cool I didn't know you could do that wait oh it's still creating images oh okay cool so I didn't lose everything okay that's
519. 1:26:55something new I learned thank you whoever said that who is that thankful Jones okay so see see right here where
520. 1:27:01it's got one of three now it says three of three so these are the new images it's creating there's Jack getting up I
521. 1:27:10actually like that shot better than what it gave us before there he is on the dock that that looks closer that's
522. 1:27:15that's in the neighborhood of of what it looked like for real this is just trippy there he is meeting what's her
523. 1:27:34name any way to capture a receipt of a user accessing my created GPT not right now brother 52 so um if you if you go to your um your
524. 1:27:49account and you go to my GP s when you go to my gpts it will show you to the right of the GPT how many people have
525. 1:27:57used it you can't click through and get any more metadata on that I would assume that when we get to when there's the GPT
526. 1:28:06store they're going to give you stats and things like that um but but right now it's just you can see how many
527. 1:28:12people have used it but that's about it this is much much more Eastern tler than Pacific salmon fisherman but that's
528. 1:28:24okay that's all stuff this is all stuff like like that being a big tler is is is is not right but like that's stuff that
529. 1:28:32you could fix you could say give me this he should be cutting smaller bait than this it should be on a modern boat there
530. 1:28:37shouldn't be a troller in the background it should be you know Pacific Northwest you know Puget Sound hills and mountains
531. 1:28:45or like the The Narrows Bridge or whatever the hell they call that thing how do you change the aspect ratio of
532. 1:28:51Imes you just ask for it you can say so when I do when I make my videos for Tik Tock reminders uh for the lives I just
533. 1:28:59say give me a 9 by6 image with this subject that says AI learning Lab at the top and then and then it makes it
534. 1:29:07vertical in this case I said make them 16 by9 wide you know wide orientation that is so cool that it just
535. 1:29:16goes it it just it's it's remembering all this stuff all right each image captures it um so so let me okay so now I want to
536. 1:29:26try something I want to go okay great can you create an Excel
537. 1:29:42file that has the first seven scenes from the table
538. 1:29:59above and add a third column where you include the image you created [Music] here embed the actual image in the Excel
539. 1:30:21file now this should so see where it says analyzing here that's that's using a thing called code interpreter and if you open this
540. 1:30:31what it's actually doing is writing python code to to build this file that I just asked for so it's putting data into the into the
541. 1:30:43things it looks like that's just that's cell that's column one there's column two the descriptions and then I I'm going to I'm
542. 1:30:58going to close this cuz I want to be surprised to see if it actually does it right I missed the first part of this
543. 1:31:06did he give it a story screenplay or something and now it's generating storyboards that's exactly that's exactly what you're
544. 1:31:17witnessing so so let me go back to the beginning while it's while it's making that file so I uploaded a screenplay
545. 1:31:24that I wrote In 1991 or 2 I had to give me a log line which was okay then I had it make it shorter which was okay and
546. 1:31:31then I had it compare two movies it said salmon flying East is where Deer Hunter meets a river runs through it which is
547. 1:31:38that's a really good like someone would go oh yeah that sounds good um then I had it describe the first 10 scenes in
548. 1:31:47the in the movie like what what happened and what the visual thing was then I did a couple of passes of uh sort
549. 1:31:56of look and feel and then realized that I wanted to do a look and feel where the present was was kind of in color and the
550. 1:32:03past kind of had this funky Hue to it and then I said now just uh give me the scenes you know give me the images from the scenes in that
551. 1:32:15spreadsheet and so it did the first seven and let's see I've created an Excel file with the first seven scenes
552. 1:32:23described including the action and visual descriptions however embedding the actual images into the Excel file is
553. 1:32:28not possible with my current environment you can download the Excel file and man manually insert them as needed um let me try
554. 1:32:40something is there a way for you to use the image command in Excel and put the URL to each image in there so that the Excel file itself
555. 1:32:53displays the image but it's pulling that image from the internet let's see if it's let's see if it can think its way out of this
556. 1:33:06one and we can while it's doing that we can go look at what it gave [Music] us
557. 1:33:26um okay yeah it didn't it didn't give us even placeholders for the images so fail fail fail fail and you know what I
558. 1:33:39what I'm doing here is you know while I'm in in theory teaching you like I'm doing this for the first time I've never done this before
559. 1:33:49so this is what I I would encourage all of you to do is is don't think that someone has the answers because the fact
560. 1:33:57is that everyone's trying to figure this out and and this dear God why would you bring Excel into this that's
561. 1:34:12great however you can manually only embed the images yeah I know I can manually embed them but I don't want to let's see
562. 1:34:20um can you give me a list of the URLs for each of those images certainly here's the URLs okay great oh but they're
563. 1:34:46broken those URLs do not work wait those URLs do not work can you please provide URLs that do
564. 1:35:04work NOP it can't placeholder URL all right well they're broken anyway so so yeah there's your things and then this this new thing where you
565. 1:35:14can take the you can go back in time is that's new to me so let me show you that again if you were not here so this
566. 1:35:24is this is the second batch of images some of these I like okay but some of the original ones it did were really
567. 1:35:30good so see where it says three of three here that means three of three answers for this particular prompt so I can go
568. 1:35:37back to the second version of that where I stopped it and the first version and here are the images that it created like
569. 1:35:45I love that one although I did like the one with the the alarm clock in the foreground so maybe do you'd sort of
570. 1:35:51combine those two then that's really good he's smoking a cigarette in his boat he's going out he's at the bait
571. 1:36:00shop there's supposed to be a woman here so we that's something we'd fix there he's cutting bait that bait's too big
572. 1:36:07but that's okay we'd fix that there's his flashback now he's back in the present looking tortured right cuz he just thought of that looking
573. 1:36:16tortured now he's back in the in the bar and then that's where it stopped but um holy crap that's really
574. 1:36:27good that's really good really good nuts nuts it's nuts I tell you nuts I tell you you know and we could even do you
575. 1:36:41know what would be kind of fun is say as an experiment can you create two images one from the past and one
576. 1:36:55from the present based on the scenes above but do them in a photographic cinematic style so they
577. 1:37:10actually look like stills from the film period the
578. 1:37:26lighting should be professional and Moody and the set decoration and locations should be
579. 1:37:43impeccable see if we can get it to see if we can get it to give us some Hollywood action ask for a list of code block or
580. 1:37:52markdown oh yeah that's a good idea retr Punk let me try
581. 1:38:07that oh that's pretty cool that looks nice that very much looks like Gig Harbor very much looks like it very much in
582. 1:38:27fact didn't quite capture the the color grading the image from the past doesn't quite have the color grading that we
583. 1:38:42discussed earlier can you make it more dramatic from a stylistic point of view view can it include sound seagulls maybe
584. 1:38:59it cannot um sounds sounds and video will probably be within within six months like I'm sure I'm sure chat GPT
585. 1:39:10very shortly here becomes true multimodal um and at that point it's probably that doesn't look photorealistic anymore the revised
586. 1:39:32image okay that's better stylistically but it doesn't look photographic and cinematic anymore can you give me a final version from the
587. 1:39:44past that is much more photographic that retains that [Music] style oh by the way you could you could
588. 1:40:00absolutely turn this into a GPT so you could you could come up with a way to um feed it feed it a piece of a
589. 1:40:12screenplay have it break that screenplay down and oh look this is so cool look what it did th this is like all the from the
590. 1:40:23film you know this is like the cameraman's view the cinematographers view that's hilarious not exactly what we wanted for
591. 1:40:32a storyboard but that's kind of cool wow uh so let me try something here um could you
592. 1:40:49create a table using markdown that includes the columns for the scene the visual
593. 1:41:04description and the embedded image so that I can view it here in the browser as a table so markdown is a is a sort of
594. 1:41:15local rendering it's it's kind of like mini HTML let's see if it gets the in there did it oh it broke darn
595. 1:41:46it this is great but the images are breaking can you use whatever coding you used above because above I can see the images but
596. 1:41:56in this table I can't let's see what it does here I understand the issue let's try embedding the images using a different method in
597. 1:42:05the markdown table oh it's putting in base 64 truncated truncated for brevity well that means that the image won't show you dumb
598. 1:42:16Dum oh well oh well what are you going to do all right so we can sort of get it working if if I if I messed around with
599. 1:42:22this for a while you you could probably get this thing to be pretty sophisticated anyway this would be a good GPT to create is is create a
600. 1:42:30storyboarding GPT that invites someone to upload a scene or write a scene or have it write a scene and then it will
601. 1:42:39create a visualization like a a scene by a shotby shot table based on the screenplay and then prompt them for
602. 1:42:49visual style and then generate all this crap and then output something and or save it to a something or save it to a Google
603. 1:42:57Drive crazy crazy crazy and you could probably knock that out on a Saturday [Laughter]
604. 1:43:11afternoon holy goodness people crazy it's cuckoo I tell you it's cuckoo cachu hello
605. 1:43:27[Music] hello my name's Kyle I like ai ai is good AI is tasty have you had any taste the AI taste it you can make
606. 1:43:45money with it's so exciting I don't know what I'm doing I do not know what I'm doing like whatever we just did
607. 1:44:00there that was chat add is it at its finest I hope you got something out of that there's there's enough people in
608. 1:44:07here hopefully you got something out of that kind of blew my mind I mean it it's kind of making me want to go back I've got seven feature
609. 1:44:20length screen plays how do you upload your script script to chat GPT so you just there's a little paperclip so you you have to be
610. 1:44:30using GPT 4 for one thing GPT 4 and then that little paperclip you can upload anything so you want to see something fun yes Kyle of
611. 1:44:44course we do um let me go back to the chat that I just had let me go find an image that I
612. 1:44:58like I really like that first one where he's laying in bed or the one where he's smoking the cigarette yeah this one all right is
613. 1:45:09that the download button yes all right so that just downloaded that so I can go to chat GPT if you're in chat
614. 1:45:17gp4 you can upload anything so I uploaded a text file you could upload a PDF you could upload a Word document you could upload a CSV
615. 1:45:27um I'm going to upload one of those images from the storyboard this one and I'm going to
616. 1:45:44say this is an image from a storyboard for a film I am working on period can you please describe this in as much detail
617. 1:45:59as possible from a cinematography and set decoration point of view followed by a
618. 1:46:14table of props and their descriptions [Music]
619. 1:46:32image showcases a moment of quiet introspection in the small boat cabin filled with natural and artificial light
620. 1:46:38sources blend to create a Serene blue Ambiance evoking a sense of morning Tranquility the scene is primarily is
621. 1:46:45lit primarily by Soft natural light coming from a circular window suggesting early Dawn which is complemented by the
622. 1:46:52Warm Glow of an oil lantern indicating the cabin's lack of modern amenities the subject the man with unkempt beard blah
623. 1:46:59blah blah the set decoration is meticulous Furniture adds a touch of authenticity the color palette is
624. 1:47:07predominantly shades of blue okay here's a table of props and descriptions oil lantern an old-fashioned brass oil
625. 1:47:14lantern alarm clock ropes and Tackle ship's wheel wooden suit this is this is what you have assistants on Films spend hours
626. 1:47:27doing it just knocked that [ __ ] out port hole wicker basket bed with pillows unmade and utilitarian suggesting a character's transient
627. 1:47:39lifestyle like capturing the the like the creative Essence as well as what it is right you you need bed you
628. 1:47:50need a bed with pillows but we're not getting you know something from from uh from a fancy store here right this is
629. 1:47:58utilitarian this is this is well-used [ __ ] transient lifestyle this is well-worn bedwar I'm going to
630. 1:48:17say could you create a production schedule for what needs to be done in
631. 1:48:32what order to achieve this shot multiple departments including set
632. 1:48:49design lighting camera Crews and others belows a simplified version pre-production phase script breakdown and storyboarding one to two weeks
633. 1:48:57before the shoot analyze the script create storyboards scouting set design prop sourcing casting and wardrobe production phase
634. 1:49:07set construction and and dressing set the dress set set build the set and dress it with necessary props make
635. 1:49:15adjustments technical walkth through lighting setup day of shoot morning rig up natural light sources adjust for
636. 1:49:24desired Shadows camera setup and rehearsal principal photography midday review the Daily's day of shoot evening
637. 1:49:40amazing amazing oh mying it's so cool it's so cool I don't know if you've seen this have you ever seen AI it's so cool it's
638. 1:49:49really cool you can make money with ch oh man yall are cool all
639. 1:50:07right you remind me of Peter sers inspector cluso when you say I don't know I don't know what you mean
640. 1:50:26oh ask get to use the same image at a different time of day we can do [Music] that let's
641. 1:50:49see
642. 1:51:03okay I'd like to create a still from the photographic image
643. 1:51:22of the marina at dawn and keep the image composition identical but change the time of day to
644. 1:51:37be high noon there should be some clouds in the sky but the sun is shining directly on the marina [Music]
645. 1:51:52not High Moon High Noon high noon and this is Dawn not Dan all right let's see what we get Vicky's gone now she said you are in
646. 1:52:09the door now okay all right great thank you you're all caught up
647. 1:52:23okay fix on I did let's see what it does here we'll see if it it it might not remember what scene I was talking about it might but we'll
648. 1:52:38see nope it didn't and that's not really high noon but look it says High Noon High Noon present
649. 1:52:54day that's more like 4 in the afternoon but that's okay where it's like it's like 10 o00 in the morning and still
650. 1:53:02burning off the still burning off the uh the low Ling clouds and [Laughter] Mist now but what I could possibly do so
651. 1:53:16here's another way to do this we grab this save image as Gig
652. 1:53:30Harbor Dawn save it to the desktop we'll do a new a new chat jie
653. 1:53:46Tai and we'll upload that not that that okay I'm going to upload
654. 1:54:03that describe this scene in as much detail as possible including the photographic style all right so we'll get it to
655. 1:54:15describe it watching a masterpiece being born yeah this is actually I mean you know jrc it it's like what's what's amazing about this is you
656. 1:54:29know I'm just you know this is as much just entertainment just me kind of [ __ ] around here but I mean imagine
657. 1:54:37if if you really put in the work right to say hey I want to I want to I want to take this screenplay that I wrote I I
658. 1:54:47really want to get it to the next level I want to get this thing fundable and you put in a solid week can you imagine like just me
659. 1:54:58[ __ ] around in in the last 45 minutes or so whatever it's been imagine putting in a week of really focus time on this what youd come out
660. 1:55:07with on the other side you'd come out with it's just amazing it's just amazing okay so now I'm going to say perfect now I'd like to recreate
661. 1:55:21that exact same scene at a different time of day period how about late
662. 1:55:37afternoon where the sun is behind the camera and lighting up the marina with magic hour sunlight
663. 1:55:54is reasoning able to come up with new ideas the only ability missing for True AGI I would argue that the current
664. 1:56:04technology absolutely comes up with new ideas um it seems there was an issue generating this
665. 1:56:20um but the me the reasoning is missing it's its ability to take autonomous action and its ability to reason to to
666. 1:56:28basically figure out if is what it's doing as it's taking these actions working or not and the qar thing that
667. 1:56:36everyone's talking about right now is apparently a layer that sits on top of the current large language model GPT 4
668. 1:56:44or five if they're working on that and it adds that reasoning component component to it and that autonomous
669. 1:56:51component to it and if that's the case then I I that seems to me to be a hurdle for at least some stage of AGI um try again with making the
670. 1:57:18image thank you JC that's very sweet oh my God my phone typos oh I typing on a phone is anyone else in instead of hitting the space bar you
671. 1:57:30always hit the N key and so you just have one long word with all these n's in the middle of the words it's
672. 1:57:38like like AI should learn that I'm how I [ __ ] up my typing and fix it for me shouldn't it yes it should why yes it
673. 1:58:01should come on come on create that image oh you you stinker any recommendations now that the upgrade to GPT 4 is not available yeah
674. 1:58:12Vic so if you go to co-pilot microsoft.com so so a couple of things um Claude now has a 200,000 token context
675. 1:58:24window and it's got a it's got a free option um perplexity doai has a free option and apparently you can upload
676. 1:58:33300,000 Words which is like a 400,000 token context window which I don't believe but maybe that's true someone
677. 1:58:41told me that yesterday on the live then you can also go to oh this is the AI Salon you can go to the AI salon and
678. 1:58:48join that that I'll tell you how to do that in a second but you can also go to um co-pilot dot
679. 1:59:04microsoft.com and so this is oh I have to sign in to Microsoft I think this screwed up for me the other day okay now
680. 1:59:12I'm in okay so let's let's try this can I upload can I upload here add an image oh I can't huh oh and it's only got a 2,000
681. 1:59:28token context window all right but I should be able to let's see let me upload from this device all right we'll do that we'll
682. 1:59:43upload that image describe this still from a film's storyboard in as much
683. 1:59:57detail as possible including the photographic style so this should acts relatively like what we just did over in chat GPT but
684. 2:00:12Microsoft is sometimes a little weird and by a little weird I mean shitty all right this is a still from the film
685. 2:00:25storyboard the image is a wide shot of a harbor with boats and great recreate this image at
686. 2:00:39a a different time of day question mark or no no question mark let's see what it does I'm sorry but I'm not be able to recreate the
687. 2:00:52image however based on the description I can suggest some all right create an image based on the
688. 2:01:07description it should be able to do that see this is what it just did there this is what I experienced with Microsoft all the
689. 2:01:15time you could use an AI image generator this is an AI image generator although maybe they didn't bring Dolly over to this I don't know
690. 2:01:32see let's go try Bing chat. [Music] bing.com ah this is maddening no this looks like it's the same let's try
691. 2:01:48it upload from device please describe this in as much detail as
692. 2:02:03possible all right chat GPT made a joke last week unprompted during a conversation I had with it wow that's wild well it looks like grock
693. 2:02:13you can put grock into funny mode and it looks like it's going to just be a real cutup this is a photo okay good beautiful
694. 2:02:23terrific um create a new version of this image at a different time of day spelled wrong but that's
695. 2:02:39okay no it doesn't I don't understand what Microsoft is doing this used to have Dolly built into it and now it seems like it doesn't
696. 2:02:51I don't get it and if if I go to bing.com create that should be um dolly3 SLC create jump start your
697. 2:03:07creativity but I can't upload an image here I don't know so I'm totally confused right now so we are discovering
698. 2:03:17together that it looks like have gutted co-pilot to remove all the multimodal [ __ ] from it except it can describe an
699. 2:03:26image it can see it can see images but it's not able to create them which is weird so that might just be a temporary
700. 2:03:35thing but that's very strange anyway um I was going to say you could use co-pilot but now you can't so um
701. 2:03:50I got nothing I got nothing for [Music] you sometimes this shit's really
702. 2:04:05frustrating if if if by the way if when you're using this AI [ __ ] you're like it seemed so good when Kyle did it now I can't get it to do
703. 2:04:17[ __ ] I have happens to me multiple times a day where there are sometimes where I just get so pissed off with it I just
704. 2:04:25like bail on the project and then there are other times where it's like so magical I'm like it can do anything and that's just the nature of
705. 2:04:34where we are right now so so don't let its lack of consistency dissuade you just keep playing and keep finding
706. 2:04:45the boundaries and then what what what you'll find is that that you'll try to do something and it'll suck at it and then you'll go try
707. 2:04:54other tools and you'll get something close and then you'll just realize okay this stuff isn't quite there yet and
708. 2:05:00then you'll come back like 3 months later and you try the same thing and you're like oh holy [ __ ] oh it does it now it's
709. 2:05:10like it's it's um it's been progressing per fast per fast yeah mhm I like them taters mhm Tater taters tasty
710. 2:05:26mhm they call it a sling [Music] blade I think I'm I think I'm crisped
711. 2:05:41out I think I might be done let me see if we got any other stuff here let me you know what I want to do um since there's a bunch of
712. 2:05:50new people in here let me give you get ready to do some screenshotting they call me tater salad that's it Mr
713. 2:06:00K um okay if you're brand new to this here AI [ __ ] if you're like Ma what you were doing look cool and everything I
714. 2:06:10don't know how to do any of that crap I'm going to I'm going to give you some some stuff to play with I'll give you
715. 2:06:15some homework we got Mr K here he's an educator he will give you homework and this is this is my son tater tot
716. 2:06:25exactly um go there right now if you've not played with chat gbt I am wagging my finger at you and you know what that
717. 2:06:34means I don't either but go there right now and just start playing with it ask it to write you a poem ask it to write
718. 2:06:41you a project plan ask it to to invent a new kind of pizza for you what like whatever you're interested in just ask
719. 2:06:48ask it to do that try to stump it if you think you're super clever on a particular kind of trivia ask it about
720. 2:06:55that see how it does and just go start playing with it and just play with it until you have what I call your Kevin McAllister moment which
721. 2:07:04is it can do that um maybe you've seen some of that tonight some of that storyboarding stuff I was just doing like kind of is melting
722. 2:07:14my face like I I wrote that screenplay 20 odd years ago and watching it synopsize my screenplay break the scenes down into
723. 2:07:29visuals and then create visuals like it looked like what I had in my head it's like are you kidding me so so this stuff's just wild so so
724. 2:07:41anyway I made a chat GPT for your button oh for this button you make money with chat GPT we need a you can make money with chat
725. 2:07:50GPT button I think I might have I might have made one called that you can make money with chat GPT um but that's awesome that's awesome
726. 2:08:00share it on the on the salon I'm gonna I'm GNA talk about the salon here in a second okay so so that's chat GPT chat
727. 2:08:06GPT in my opinion right now there's nothing even close to it GPT 4 okay the problem is if you don't have access to
728. 2:08:14chat GPT 4 right now they're not taking new uh accounts so get on the wait list um if you do have access to it and you haven't
729. 2:08:23really dug into it start digging start digging because there's all sorts of [ __ ] it does including these making these gpts okay
730. 2:08:34but I would encourage you all to get very very curious about this space in general I'm now going to show you eight
731. 2:08:40different alternatives to chat GPT that are all worth at least exploring okay um Claude grock Bard and co-pilot
732. 2:08:50are kind of your big four um grock isn't out yet that's going to be the one that's inside Twitter x x.com and
733. 2:08:59x. um Claude is anthropic that's a big competitor to chat GPT Bard is from Google co-pilots from Microsoft that's
734. 2:09:10ostensibly chat GPT 4 but whatever I looked at tonight was the gutted version of it so that was very disappointing so
735. 2:09:16I'm hope hopefully that's just a blip um these are another four that I think are worth exploring Pi perplexity
736. 2:09:24and po are all three different very specific kind of flavors of these chat gpts and then llama 2 is kind of a whole
737. 2:09:32world in and of itself uh that meta put out these open-source uh large language models called llama uh that's why we
738. 2:09:41have llamas in here a lot because every time I mention llama someone pops a llama on screen um and then here's kind of four
739. 2:09:50different image generation tools to go play with and I'm not going to go beyond this so screenshot that screenshot that if you
740. 2:10:01haven't and then screenshot that and then if if you are curious about this and you're like you don't have you
741. 2:10:10haven't found your peeps yet like if all the people in your life are like that AI stuff's stupid it's evil it's really
742. 2:10:16dumb why are you wasting your life if you got a lot of that going on and you want to hang out with people that
743. 2:10:22are up to the same thing um join the AI salon so this is a group that I started a year ago next Tuesday is it next
744. 2:10:30Tuesday no a week from Tuesday is our one-year anniversary so I started the salon the week after chat gbt came out
745. 2:10:39cu when it came out I lost my [ __ ] mind and so go to AIS salon. mn. that's the that's the the address please go to the about the salon
746. 2:10:55page that will tell you what we're all about community of extraordinary adventurers exploring the AI unknown who
747. 2:11:04we are why we're here how we explore what we seek and what our values are and please please please please it is my
748. 2:11:12deep request please go look at the values of this community I want this community to grow but I don't want it to
749. 2:11:19lose what we have right now which is pretty [ __ ] magical so the values are curiosity generosity like share what you're learning
750. 2:11:29exploration collaboration inclusion and empathy and and you know go read what the values are really about and what the
751. 2:11:39community is about if you resonate with these jump in start exploring start being generous start being curious um if
752. 2:11:46if they don't resonate with you that's totally cool but it's probably not your group of people you probably will not like
753. 2:11:55us uh if you see things about hair you're in the wrong place oh yeah yeah exactly if you go to uh I did this the other day if you go to
754. 2:12:08the salon. mn. that's a hair place I gave that uh URL out for for a while on the first day when we moved over to this
755. 2:12:17new platform and that was that was a mistake so anyway so go there join us and um do me a favor follow this channel
756. 2:12:25I'm trying to trying to grow this channel so follow this if you like what was here I want to say thanks for suggesting
757. 2:12:32pie she has been super helpful oh that's that's terrific n Nash n Asha or Asia NAA NAA I think I like that
758. 2:12:43name um good afternoon for me and good night to all night good afternoon drew the values are the best part of this
759. 2:12:51group I'm stealing these values for my classroom rules oh awesome I know I'm really what's cool about the values is
760. 2:12:59we didn't just like make up a pile of values we sat down and we said okay we want to grow the salon but how do we not
761. 2:13:06lose what it is and so those values were derived from how people were acting and so those are just a reflection of what's already there and
762. 2:13:16so that's when when when values are right that's what they are they're just a reflection of what's already there but
763. 2:13:22but they're super important because as things grow you can lose that so that's why I push push hard on on the values so
764. 2:13:31all right everybody I'm going to get my ass out of here into bed multimod modal Works in co-pilot try create an image of
765. 2:13:38a Philadelphia Eagle defeating a buffalo yeah it might be just I sometimes when I log in and it says I've got a 2,000
766. 2:13:47token cont context window it's non- multimodal gp4 and then there's other times I log in and I've got a 4,000
767. 2:13:54token context window and then it does it so I don't know what's going on there some something's weird on my end tonight
768. 2:14:02so thanks Kyle Kyle is C thank you very much Irregulars mods present Turtles llamas or hedgehogs thank you Clint Copperhead
769. 2:14:14thank you mods um thank you everyone who uh supports this and shows up nightly let's see Clint Copperhead who else we got jrc good to
770. 2:14:25see you Tobias Mary Mary as always good to see you Mr K you're amazing good night cor Corey Sandler good to see you
771. 2:14:38uh quick take Jake good to see you Amelio's wife you were late random thoughts by TK good to see you all right
772. 2:14:50everybody um I'm Crispy drink your fluids I got to go drink mine peace out steo um thanks for your help you're
773. 2:14:57welcome thanks everybody for hanging out and hope you had a good time and go join the salon peace