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12/17/2024 - The Rapid Evolution of AI: Embracing Change or Getting Left Behind?

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Join AI enthusiast Kyle Shannon at the AI Learning Lab for a lively and insightful discussion about the rapid advancements in the world of artificial intelligence. Kyle explores the implications of the latest AI tools and features released by OpenAI and Google, highlighting the increasing need for individuals and businesses to adapt and engage with these transformative technologies. He shares his personal journey with AI, from early experiences with programming to his current fascination with generative AI's potential, emphasizing the importance of community and a curious mindset in navigating this evolving landscape. Kyle also touches on the potential of AI agents and the need for user-friendly interfaces to make them accessible to a wider audience. He encourages viewers to actively participate in the AI revolution rather than remain on the sidelines. Tune in to learn, explore, and be inspired by the possibilities of AI. Check out the AI Learning Lab on TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@aiLearningLab #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #GenerativeAI #OpenAI #GoogleAI #AILearning #AITools #AIInnovation #TechRevolution #FutureofWork #MachineLearning #DeepLearning #AICommunity #TechTalk #Innovation #DigitalTransformation Chapters: 00:00:00 Intro And Welcome 00:05:21 Ai Learning Lab 00:09:03 Ai Is Accelerating 00:13:00 The Olden Timey Days 00:16:10 Ai's Potential And Excitement 00:18:05 Corporations Taking Ideas 00:20:06 Ai Salon Discussion 00:21:11 Sam Altman's Slow Rollout 00:23:39 Google's Ai Innovations 00:24:46 Ai Exceeding Expectations 00:27:34 Relationship With Ai 00:28:38 Ai Agents As Saving Grace 00:31:29 Free Ai Tools 00:33:49 The Future Of Ai 00:34:49 Businesses Are Slow 00:36:25 The "G" In Gpt 00:39:18 The Flame That Doesn't Die 00:41:23 Three Opportunities 00:44:14 Educating About Ai 00:48:14 Missing The Pc Revolution 00:52:15 Programming As Art 00:54:29 Coding With Chat Gpt 01:01:12 Ai Agents 01:02:18 Pika Ingredients 01:10:41 Pika P Effects 01:13:23 Kore.Ai 01:14:11 Google Imagine 3 01:18:52 Pika Results 01:21:15 Wrap Up And Subscribe 01:22:50 Open Ai Ship Miss Day 10 01:25:47 Ai Festivus 01:28:07 Final Pika Review 01:30:08 Final Thoughts

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0:01 hello
0:02 [Music]
0:19 [Music]
0:33 [Music]
0:49 good day good people happy
0:52 Tuesday had a lovely Salon
0:57 tonight we talked about everything
0:59 that's happened in the past two
1:01 [Music]
1:04 weeks what we got excited about
1:08 [Music]
1:32 Freedom came my way that
1:35 [Music]
1:38 night just like a jet plane in and out
1:43 of
1:44 side I was holding ass a million miles
1:48 an
1:49 hour wonder
1:51 how
1:55 H when they came into the St show
2:00 [Music]
2:03 they said I was
2:08 bad but I got no quals with my
2:14 situation see here I
2:19 [Music]
2:25 am say sh sh sh want your ja
2:32 say sh sh sh w't you
2:37 dare say Shere sh
2:42 sh
2:45 uh yeah leave a message and your number
2:50 [Music]
2:52 please take a time to want to satisfy me
3:01 take all these old fantasies and send
3:04 them of
3:06 [Music]
3:08 [Laughter]
3:11 me all right Tuesday night Tuesday night
3:14 fight
3:16 night hey Joy pie what's happening
3:18 Tobias good to see you again Source Camp
3:22 hello from the Caribbean we are being
3:24 viewed on the beach people we are
3:27 international I know we have a lot of
3:29 people in here from Australia that
3:30 doesn't count they're just like they're
3:32 just like like Americans with accents
3:37 that's probably very
3:38 [Laughter]
3:42 [Music]
3:50 offensive anti bubbles HEI peoples look
3:54 up the Art
3:56 Exhibit I just can't help myself
4:00 [Music]
4:02 steo what the
4:05 [ __ ] Australians just like Americans
4:08 with an accent I meant that in kind of a
4:10 complimented way like we're a pain in
4:13 the ass bunch of Nero Wells that said up
4:17 yours Britain and you're a bunch of
4:22 people Britain didn't
4:23 want we're very similar
4:27 [Music]
4:36 I think we have ner do well in common
4:41 [Music]
5:21 all right good evening my name is Kyle
5:23 Shannon this here is the AI learning lab
5:26 we are live on multiple destinations
5:30 we're on the Tik Tok we're on the
5:32 YouTube we're on the LinkedIn we're on
5:34 the the
5:37 X little known fact the
5:41 X not ago used to be called the Twitter
5:46 and you would tweet on the Twitter and
5:48 now you Z on the X or you post on
5:54 the
5:56 anyway you probably didn't know that
5:58 they had a little cute little bird bird
6:01 for a
6:03 mascot a little bluebird it would sing
6:06 little songs you'd log in and it would
6:08 go TW a tweet TW
6:12 tweet people would laugh they never got
6:15 sick of it it was a universally Loved
6:18 Bird That Was Then def
6:22 [Music]
6:23 feathered beheaded
6:27 [Music]
6:41 [Applause]
6:44 [Music]
6:48 wasn't he mids sentence when he started
6:50 playing that song yeah yeah I
6:55 was do I remember what that sentence was
6:58 not really I know I was making fun of
7:01 someone over there at Twitter
7:03 land probably Elon who cares doesn't
7:06 really matter steo I think I'll be
7:10 moving to Corey Sandler's
7:16 live uh es branding do you pay for the
7:19 pro version for
7:26 meetup I don't remember I think we pay I
7:30 don't know if it's the pro version but I
7:33 think we pay because we went over a
7:35 thousand
7:37 people I think a thousand people is the
7:39 cut off for meet up for free so I think
7:42 we're paying the whatever's the least
7:45 amount you have to
7:47 [Music]
7:52 pay I used to do Meetup I still don't
7:55 have any
7:57 friends there's a pattern emerging
8:01 [Music]
8:07 here yeah Source Camp Source Camp just
8:10 showing up in the Caribbean without
8:12 making it a uh an Irregulars physical
8:15 Meetup seems kind of
8:17 [Music]
8:22 rude if tears are laughing
8:26 [Music]
8:36 [Music]
8:54 you can make M
8:56 with so tonight at the salon
9:03 I think largely because I took the time
9:05 to write it all down I went through
9:08 everything that's been launched in the
9:10 the nine days of the 12 days of ship
9:13 Miss from open
9:14 Ai and then I wrote down all the [ __ ]
9:17 that Google has launched or
9:19 announced and then I wrote down and then
9:22 I talked about some more [ __ ] that was
9:26 launched it's it's pretty crazy
9:32 if you're new to this AI stuff um excuse
9:39 me you might think that you're really
9:42 far
9:43 behind and if you're super into this AI
9:48 stuff you know that you're really far
9:51 behind you get it it was a it was a it
9:54 was a comedic setup see I did it like
9:57 the clueless people think they're behind
9:59 and then the people with a clue know
10:01 their but it's it's probably not if it's
10:05 if it's a good joke you probably
10:07 shouldn't have to explain it that's not
10:09 the point the point comedy aside comedy
10:13 is hard is uh shit's
10:19 accelerating so even if you were like
10:21 the most bad assest of prompt engineer
10:26 types you're like oh I got this
10:27 generative AI stuff I got it baked I
10:29 made a
10:31 spreadsheet yeah you're about to have
10:32 your ass handed to you too just like the
10:34 rest of us freaking badasses working
10:38 with chat GPT now to convert my
10:41 something damn
10:43 it why do the pins the pins last three
10:47 words shorter than my ability to read a
10:49 sentence all right to convert my novel
10:52 into a living book what is a living
10:55 book are you using chat GPT to design
10:58 DNA to create the characters of a book
11:00 that seems a little unethical dude
11:03 archetypal architect been building a
11:05 very thorough Wiki for it tonight oh
11:08 that's cool with the help of notebook LM
11:10 that's very
11:12 [Music]
11:22 cool ton skier really enjoying advanced
11:26 voice with video oh hang on a second
11:30 sorry Brandon I didn't have the pin
11:32 forward so I was not seeing your
11:34 messages two-part pin from archetype I
11:38 think I saw them why is it always I
11:41 think of a million things to say after
11:43 the
11:46 meeting I think they call that social
11:48 anxiety don't
11:50 they I I'm totally like that you know I
11:53 walk into the room someone's like say
11:55 something
12:01 I know that
12:04 [Music]
12:05 [Laughter]
12:10 [Music]
12:18 one I like
12:20 turtles oh I really enjoyed the salon
12:22 tonight good stuff great thank you we
12:26 know Kyle what do you know that I don't
12:28 finish sentences
12:33 Vicky social anxiety Queen here yeah
12:36 Vicky was like Vicky like I didn't even
12:38 call you out Vicky it was your it was
12:39 your little buddy Joy she took you down
12:43 Vicky hasn't
12:44 talked I love that I love that we've got
12:48 Irregulars ratting each other out Vicki
12:51 didn't introduce
12:56 [Music]
12:58 herself oh so I'm trying to bring the
13:00 novel to as many media forms as possible
13:03 archetypal architect that's that's one
13:04 of the things I'm this is one of the new
13:08 superpowers I
13:10 think is
13:12 okay in the olden timey days you know
13:16 like three years
13:19 ago because [ __ ] was hard to
13:22 produce you would do
13:25 it in
13:27 seral not like fro Loops
13:32 cereal s e r i a l
13:35 cereal in
13:37 order right I would write a
13:41 book oh my God that took a year and then
13:44 I would come up with a workshop good God
13:47 that took six months but then I would
13:50 come up with
13:51 a PowerPoint presentation or a
13:56 keynote and then I might come up with an
13:58 addendum for the like [ __ ] three
14:01 years would go by and you're still on
14:03 the same tired ass idea that's not even
14:06 relevant
14:07 anymore you know you know what I'm
14:12 saying and I think all of us because the
14:16 olden timey days weren't that long ago
14:19 you know they were like two years
14:21 ago our brains are
14:27 still like that
14:30 we think like okay I got an idea for a
14:32 book all
14:34 right what else you
14:36 got could be a series of images too okay
14:40 is it an art installation could be okay
14:43 are there songs that go with it yeah
14:46 okay let's put those on the list it's
14:49 like I think the the the new skill is
14:52 goingon to be able to be to to just
14:54 imagine what is the best possible media
14:57 form that any idea could take and maybe
15:00 there's multiples and if there's
15:02 multiples do them in [ __ ]
15:05 parallel I don't know what do you think
15:08 one two three four five thank you for
15:10 the roses that was very nice of you one
15:12 two three four five wait what what was
15:14 your last part of your
15:16 thing one love one two 3 4 five one love
15:20 one I like the name I dig it I'm down
15:28 [Music]
15:30 you never call me out that's fine with
15:33 me Danielle ratted her own self out she
15:36 did that was good that was that was that
15:38 was nice oh nice here in Cherry Creek
15:41 one two three four five one love
15:44 [Music]
15:50 nice so the way this works here if
15:53 you're
15:54 new looks like we got a potentially some
15:57 new people on the Tik Tok here Flip Flip
16:00 the cameras here so I'm looking at
16:01 everyone at the same
16:03 time um that working yeah that's
16:10 good I I I've been geeking out on
16:14 generative AI for three years
16:18 and what this Channel's about
16:21 [Music]
16:25 is
16:27 embracing the excitement
16:30 that the potential of AI presents to
16:35 us having the Curiosity and sense of
16:39 adventure to go play with this [ __ ] and
16:42 then just figure it out along the
16:45 way
16:47 and so if you have any questions about
16:50 AI I'll answer what I can I try to be
16:53 good about if I don't know something I
16:55 say it but you know I'm a
16:57 man sometimes mansplain [ __ ] so you know
17:02 I would say a relatively low percentage
17:04 for men probably 90% of the time I'm
17:07 just making it
17:09 [Music]
17:11 up feel like most men it's like 98% of
17:15 the time they're just making it up so
17:17 you know I'm what you would consider a
17:19 sensitive
17:21 [Music]
17:27 man so if you have questions about AI
17:30 pop them in the comments below if you're
17:31 pissed off about AI or you're afraid
17:34 about AI or you think it's the world's
17:36 greatest plagiarism engine where you're
17:38 just like AI steals from artists all
17:40 that [ __ ] I'm happy to talk about any of
17:43 [Music]
17:46 it the one thing that I don't have much
17:49 patience for oh wait what do we got here
17:52 one two 3 four 51 love you've been
17:55 geeking out but you've been teaching and
17:58 lots of Corporations ations have
18:01 been taking
18:05 ideas well isn't that interesting
18:09 corporations taking my ideas and
18:11 implementing
18:14 them I don't know I don't know if if
18:17 this resonates but I ain't seen a
18:19 [ __ ]
18:24 penny AI doesn't steal businesses do
18:27 that's exactly right
18:33 listen uh quite quite
18:36 honestly I mean would it be
18:39 nice if a corporation or two reached out
18:42 and said hey why don't we do this
18:43 officially yeah that would be nice
18:47 but if I'm if if I'm inspiring people to
18:51 not have their head up their ass with AI
18:53 whether they run a business or they're
18:55 individuals good because
18:59 what what became crystal clear to me
19:01 tonight at the salon when I went through
19:03 it took
19:04 me um 40
19:06 minutes to literally just read through
19:09 the list of all the [ __ ] that's been
19:12 launched in the past two weeks 40
19:18 minutes I I just
19:22 I I feel really bad for people and
19:27 businesses that think they have
19:31 time I don't think we have time I think
19:33 2024 was the year to breathe and I think
19:36 we're about to [ __ ] just [ __ ]
19:38 latch onto this thing and off it
19:42 goes I would not want to be on the
19:44 sidelines right now and if you're in the
19:46 sidelines six months from now or a year
19:48 from now you're a [ __ ]
19:50 [Music]
19:55 idiot and if you're curious and
19:57 adventurous and playing right
19:59 now there's there's a lot of opportunity
20:03 but some shit's
20:06 coming what did y'all talk about well we
20:09 mostly talked about it was the end of
20:11 the year so people introduced themselves
20:13 they talked about what of recent um
20:16 announcements were they excited about
20:18 people talked about their big I big
20:20 takeaway from
20:24 2024 um talked
20:28 about you know just just that kind of
20:32 stuff you know like what are the
20:34 implications
20:39 [Music]
20:51 like
20:54 I my relationship to what I thought my
20:59 relationship with a I would be is
21:06 changing and it might just be a phase
21:08 we're in it probably
21:11 is but back in back in 2022 in with
21:15 early chat
21:20 GPT Sam Alman
21:23 said he's purposefully Slow
21:26 Rolling letting chat GP
21:32 out he wanted it to be baby steps so
21:35 that you didn't just sort of flop this
21:37 on
21:39 Humanity he said he wanted people to to
21:41 have time to get used to
21:45 it and like for the first year that
21:47 really pissed me
21:49 off because I'm like yeah whatever Sam I
21:52 can handle it I'm a smart guy I learned
21:55 basic programming in seventh grade once
21:58 you know
22:00 I had the hubris of a man and an
22:02 American I had the hubris of an American
22:05 [Laughter]
22:08 [Music]
22:14 [Music]
22:16 man
22:19 um and then 2024 came
22:23 along and I was still excited I was
22:26 still like give us the good stuff give
22:27 us the good stuff
22:31 and then open AI
22:33 started slowing
22:35 down and not launching stuff that pissed
22:38 me off because I'm like I got a channel
22:40 we got to talk about the new stuff
22:41 where's the new stuff gotta have the new
22:43 stuff and there weren't no new stuff but
22:46 all the competitors started catching
22:49 up and they were getting good and better
22:52 and better and better and more and more
22:54 and more but but they were all at the
22:56 same level
23:00 and there was kind of
23:01 a a dip in Adrenaline and a dip
23:06 in interest in a lot of ways because
23:09 it's like well I kind of figure I
23:10 already know how to use chat gp4 and
23:12 these are almost as good as chat gp4 so
23:15 right and somewhere in there Claude got
23:17 really
23:19 good and somewhere in there the video
23:22 tools we didn't get SORA but we got all
23:24 these Chinese video tools and all these
23:26 American video tools they're all pretty
23:27 [ __ ] good
23:30 but they're all still janky they're all
23:32 still at that whatever the simmering
23:35 level was
23:39 right and then 01 preview came out they
23:42 dropped 01 preview and it was kind of a
23:44 quiet launch they said oh here's this
23:46 thing it's this reasoning engine there
23:47 was lots of anticipation they're like
23:50 well that we've got a cooler version of
23:52 this but we're going to give you the
23:53 shitty version and it's not really
23:55 multimodal but it's G to be but it's
23:57 not but it's kind of a different thing
24:00 so you should go play with it and it
24:04 Reasons I'm like oh yeah good we got the
24:06 reasoning engine now this good gonna
24:09 reason finally the stuff the good
24:14 stuff and one night on my live here I I
24:17 I said I don't know what to do with a
24:20 reasoning engine but I'll give it a an
24:22 incomplete screenplay and some scenes I
24:24 wrote and maybe you can help me finish a
24:26 screenplay
24:29 and it did it wrote a really good
24:33 um wrote a really good
24:35 outline and then I asked it to just
24:37 write an arbitrary scene and match the
24:40 tone of the other scenes I had
24:41 written and it was [ __ ]
24:46 good for two
24:48 years a large language model has never
24:52 in my experience been able to write
24:56 convincing dialogue for a screenplay or
24:59 or a convincing scene of a screenplay it
25:01 just it would either truncate it or make
25:03 it just really
25:04 trite or the dialogue was just
25:07 shitty and all of a sudden this thing
25:10 wrote a great scene from an outline that
25:12 it wrote inspired by
25:20 mine and then what hit me
25:25 was even in its hobbled shitty ass non-
25:30 multimodal
25:36 form it had
25:39 exceeded my ability to know what the
25:42 [ __ ] to do with
25:43 [Laughter]
25:48 it and there's something kind of
25:51 existential about that there's something
25:52 kind of like well
25:54 [ __ ] like in theory you have this super
25:57 smart thing
26:01 but in reality it was like yeah but what
26:03 do I do with it I feel like I need to
26:06 get a degree to figure out a problem to
26:10 solve that's big enough for this thing
26:11 to and that's in its shitty
26:14 form so last week we were handed the
26:17 real version of it here you go here's 01
26:21 go go get it it's the real thing oh and
26:23 if you need to solve real problems you
26:25 know triple PhD level [ __ ] pay has 200
26:29 bucks a month and we'll give you the
26:30 fancy version of
26:32 it I'm like I'm not spending 200 bucks a
26:35 month I don't know how to use the shitty
26:38 [Laughter]
26:42 one hey Kyle you're on LinkedIn now I am
26:45 I decided to go live on LinkedIn because
26:48 I'm
26:49 [Laughter]
26:54 stupid I've been going live like this on
26:57 Tik Tok for almost two years year and a
27:00 half and then I don't know month and a
27:02 half ago Tik Tok banned me for a week
27:04 and so I decided to experiment going
27:06 Live on YouTube and on
27:09 X and I thought well I swear too much
27:12 for LinkedIn but I just thought [ __ ]
27:16 it so if you're one of my clients and
27:20 foul language offends you
27:22 [Music]
27:23 sorry this is this is Kyle Shannon after
27:27 Dark
27:28 [Music]
27:34 so so my relationship with AI has gone
27:38 from I want the good stuff to I don't
27:42 know what to do with the good
27:44 stuff and what's happening right now is
27:48 they're multiplying the good stuff and
27:50 we ain't seen nothing
27:52 yet I have a feeling I have this
27:54 sneaking
27:56 suspicion that on Friday open AI is
27:59 going to drop chat GPT 4.5 or five or
28:04 ryion and they're also going to drop
28:07 autonomous agents operators they call
28:14 them LinkedIn doesn't swear enough for
28:16 Kyle Shannon
28:18 exactly yeah then they came out with
28:24 Willow yeah they'll probably call it o02
28:26 just 4.02 just to piss me off
28:31 [Music]
28:38 um there's a possibility that the agents
28:42 the things that take action on on our
28:44 behalf are going to be our Saving
28:47 Grace right because right now let's say
28:50 I wanted to cure some disease or let's
28:53 say I want to dissolve I don't know it
28:56 it doesn't
28:57 matter I read in the newspaper that
28:59 there's some sort of cement rot
29:03 happening in the local Reservoir and I
29:05 want to solve cement rot because they
29:08 can't figure it out right
29:11 now if I wanted to solve cement rot it
29:14 would be a fair amount of work for me to
29:16 like go to chat GPT and go what's cement
29:18 rot and what's already been tried and
29:21 like like I have to like I have to
29:25 construct a framework for even what
29:28 problem I'm trying to solve and then go
29:30 to something like 01 to try to solve
29:33 it maybe with agents we can just go hey
29:38 the local paper said there's this thing
29:40 called cement rod at the reservoir and
29:43 the water's going to kill us all if we
29:45 don't fix it but they don't know how to
29:46 fix it bab could you just go fix it and
29:49 then the little agents all spin up and
29:51 go got you
29:53 boss like that's the
29:56 fantasy but I don't think that fantasyy
29:59 is going to be a reality for like three
30:01 years so what do we do in the next three
30:03 years do we all just feel like a pile of
30:06 dumb Dums like uh hey Jane
30:11 Jane H what do I do with the AI
30:15 again a a
30:18 what solve PhD level
30:23 problems what uh what what kind of
30:27 problem is that
30:31 what ones I'm not smart enough to
30:36 know
30:38 okay yeah I I'm gonna go back to playing
30:42 Tetris
30:44 right is that where we are are we like
30:47 the [ __ ] dumb
30:48 ants where where the the AI is like oh
30:51 for God's sakes really this is the
30:53 problem you want me to
30:54 solve these people are dumber than I
30:57 thought
31:04 all right es branding on Tik Tok good
31:07 site free media
31:11 hack free media hack yeah FMH y.net
31:16 what's fhy
31:29 oh I've got something I could show you
31:31 um what what was that
31:34 FM hy.
31:38 net what is
31:41 this oh free media heck yeah oh free
31:43 media heck yeah the largest collection
31:46 of free stuff on the internet and then
31:48 slash
31:49 AI slash
31:53 AI so this is more stuff that's smarter
31:56 than me for free
32:02 oh this is
32:04 cool yeah here here you go all right
32:09 so so if you want to be overwhelmed come
32:12 to FMH
32:15 y.net and here's your list of [ __ ] to
32:17 learn by the way this is just the free
32:20 [Laughter]
32:25 [ __ ] video generation good
32:31 Lord yeah it's amazing oh cing cing came
32:35 out with uh version 1.6 today that looks
32:38 pretty
32:47 [Music]
32:55 good the cling trial package package I
32:58 don't need a trial package I'm a pan
33:01 member ain't
33:03 I I think I
33:08 is oh my God I got to put a puzzle
33:20 together all right we
33:25 good you are now an advanced user
33:30 o what's that
33:35 mean do we have 1.6 yet which version is
33:38 this cling
33:39 1.5 oh I don't have it damn it all right
33:44 whatever black boy black boy all right
33:49 anyway so I think 2025 is going to be an
33:53 absolute mind
33:55 [ __ ] cuz people that are curious an
33:58 adventurous they're going to play with
33:59 something in Ai and they're going to get
34:01 it to some level and they're going to
34:04 understand what it is and what it makes
34:07 [Music]
34:10 possible and people on the sidelines are
34:12 just going to increasingly like look at
34:14 it like what the [ __ ] is
34:17 happening what is
34:20 happening where did all those people go
34:24 where did all those jobs go
34:29 the jobs thing might not hit in 2025
34:32 businesses are
34:35 slow businesses are
34:49 slow here's why businesses are
34:51 [Laughter]
34:56 slow oh this is [ __ ] funny because
34:58 businesses are made of people right and
35:00 people don't want to
35:01 change and what AI does is ai ai is like
35:05 a trojan horse ai ai starts out looking
35:09 like what computers look like oh oh I
35:12 get AI it's a thing that can make the
35:14 work I do more efficient great I got
35:17 okay so you know how we write all those
35:19 emails and it takes us forever to write
35:21 those emails what if we could just
35:22 automate that oh we can do that okay put
35:26 it together now we're automating emails
35:27 ah it's really fantastic and then it
35:30 lulls you into a safe sense of security
35:33 that what AI really is is is an
35:35 efficiency
35:37 play
35:39 no
35:41 no no that's what computers
35:45 are that's what computers have been
35:47 since the 50s they're efficiency
35:50 amplifiers you take the work you do now
35:53 and you figure out a way to do it faster
35:55 right that's what the man wanted
35:59 when they made the factories they said
36:01 make the cars faster we'll turn it into
36:04 an assembly line make it
36:06 faster we'll take this room full of
36:09 accountants writing in
36:11 ledgers and we'll invent giant computers
36:15 that'll do that work and we'll get rid
36:16 of all them and do that faster but it's
36:19 the same [ __ ] just
36:22 faster that ain't what AI
36:25 is the g in G
36:29 PT is
36:33 significant because the first for the
36:35 first time in our lives computers are
36:37 not just
36:38 about making what we currently do
36:42 faster they're about generating content
36:46 generating ideas generating Solutions
36:50 that's supposed to be our
36:53 job so now we have a thing that
36:56 generates
36:59 and the early [ __ ] was so bad that we
37:01 could like watch it generate and go well
37:03 we can do better than that it
37:05 hallucinates it's shitty it can't do
37:08 math it doesn't know how many RS are in
37:10 the word strawberry stupid
37:14 robot we had all this
37:16 [Music]
37:18 hubris but what AI really does is it
37:21 says Hey what
37:23 if all of those tasks that you do
37:29 what if you didn't have to do those what
37:31 if we just do those and what if you
37:34 could take what we do and invent whole
37:37 new ways of working whole new ways of
37:40 doing business whole new ways of
37:43 expressing yourself whole new ways
37:47 of even understanding what you
37:50 personally can generate is
37:54 possible
37:56 what I've got to re imagine the future
37:59 of
38:00 work
38:04 huh so businesses are like
38:07 well if if it if the AI did all the [ __ ]
38:11 that we do then what would we do hey you
38:14 know what we're gonna do let's just park
38:16 it for another quarter let's just see if
38:18 this AI thing plays
38:22 out then another quarter goes by and it
38:24 becomes even more apparent that you're
38:26 gonna have to [ __ ] reinvent your
38:29 business model yeah yeah but hey hey
38:32 let's not rush to judgment just kick the
38:35 can down the road another
38:40 quarter Kick the Can down the road
38:42 another quarter kick the holy [ __ ] why
38:44 do we have all these competitors how can
38:46 they do that so fast wait they what they
38:49 took our biggest
38:51 customer like that's what's going to
38:56 happen I don't know know
38:58 people trying to figure it the [ __ ]
39:03 out
39:05 uh Spotlight from
39:08 Ocean wow wow yeah yeah which
39:18 one what the flame that
39:21 doesn't what's the flame that doesn't
39:23 let you give up on this
39:26 [Music]
39:34 that's a good question why don't I give
39:36 up on AI
39:38 or why why do I do this five nights a
39:42 [Music]
39:43 week well
39:46 because okay here's
39:52 why you have two
39:54 choices in this life
39:58 you can either be in the game or on the
40:03 sidelines those are really the only two
40:09 choices you give up and you say [ __ ]
40:14 it or you're in the
40:17 game now I don't know if you know this I
40:19 mean because I have supermodel good
40:21 looks I probably don't look old but I'm
40:24 [ __ ]
40:26 old and I'm
40:28 I'm at an age
40:31 where the option of just going ah [ __ ]
40:34 it it's it's right
40:37 there like I've worked
40:40 hard you know I've run at a high energy
40:43 level my whole [ __ ]
40:47 life but here's what I know here's what
40:50 I've learned in my in my 59
40:54 years the moment
40:57 that we're in right
41:02 now where you get to be you we me get to
41:07 be at the beginning at the
41:14 birth of technology so profound it's
41:16 going to change everything that doesn't
41:19 happen very often in the history of
41:23 mankind I've had three opportunities in
41:26 my life one I just Miss which was the
41:29 personal computer in the late 70s when I
41:32 discovered that I realized oh the
41:33 personal computer that's like the new
41:35 printing
41:36 press but I was too young to be there at
41:39 the beginning and that always pissed me
41:42 off because I knew I in my life time I
41:44 probably wouldn't see another one of
41:46 those and in then in the mid 90s the
41:49 worldwide web came along and I stumbled
41:51 upon that piece of
41:53 magic math magical and I thought
41:58 I think this is one of those I'm the
42:00 luckiest man on
42:02 Earth and I [ __ ] went all
42:06 in because if you're lucky enough to to
42:10 notice that this thing showed up in the
42:12 world that's going to change
42:18 everything [ __ ] get on the
42:22 train right like why would you not
42:27 and why not is because people are like
42:29 well that's not really the future it's
42:31 probably shitty nobody's got connection
42:33 to the internet I this HTML thing what
42:35 is a web page what's a hyperlink nobody
42:41 cares but if you actually sort of think
42:43 about what it
42:45 did you click on a hyperlink and I
42:49 instantly transport from a server here
42:54 in New York to a server there in
42:56 California to a server there in
43:00 Paris well you just collapsed distance
43:04 and you just collapsed
43:07 time that's [ __ ]
43:10 profound
43:13 right same thing
43:17 here you recognize that there is a
43:21 technology that in this case doesn't
43:24 just collapse time it actually makes
43:26 computers behave differently than
43:28 they've ever behaved before in the
43:30 history of mankind they're not just
43:33 efficiency engines they are generative
43:35 tools that can augment and amplify our
43:38 Humanity what I excuse me what they can
43:43 do
43:46 what why would I not be in the middle of
43:49 that oh my God HTML was a wormhole first
43:53 thank you for the extraordinarily great
43:54 work on the lab my question is why you
43:57 going out of your way to educate us
43:59 about AI what are you trying to achieve
44:02 are you almost there I'm not even
44:04 close
44:07 [Music]
44:14 um well there's a couple of reasons when
44:17 when I got
44:20 into web development in the
44:23 mid90s I started a group called the
44:25 worldwide web artist Consortium
44:28 and it was
44:30 basically any anyone in New York City
44:32 that was doing anything in web
44:34 development was part of that group it
44:36 was it was it was amazingly
44:40 powerful
44:42 um and so part of
44:46 its what I learned doing that is this
44:50 this is another thing and
44:51 I I think the meeting tonight uh um
44:55 validated this
45:03 that in in the early days of the
45:05 worldwide
45:07 web you got to
45:10 understand nobody knew
45:13 anything people didn't know what web
45:15 servers were people didn't know what
45:17 HTML was people didn't know what a web
45:21 browser was they didn't know what
45:23 rendering HTML in a browser meant
45:27 the center tag didn't apply to
45:31 images what you couldn't Center an image
45:35 in early
45:36 HTML you had to physically move it over
45:39 by stacking little invisible images in
45:41 front of
45:44 it
45:46 so in the early days the only people
45:49 that can
45:51 possibly participate are
45:54 Geeks and Hyper curious people
45:58 and and you can only learn so much and
46:00 so by getting into a
46:02 community you can literally go what did
46:05 you learn this week uh you could stack
46:09 images to slide an image over oh that's
46:11 cool okay note to self make slide the
46:16 thing
46:17 right if you put a nested tag if you put
46:20 an HTML tag inside an HTML tag it's
46:23 nested and it seems to work
46:25 oh right everything's a [ __ ]
46:29 Revelation well that's where that's it
46:31 that's literally what this community
46:36 is well I went to Mid journey and
46:39 instead of typing a big long prompt I
46:41 typed in one
46:44 word
46:46 freedom and it came out with this what
46:49 that's
46:55 cool so for for me it's to be in the
46:58 presence to be surrounded by people who
47:01 are curious
47:03 adventurous
47:05 generous brave enough to go [ __ ] it
47:08 let's go figure this thing
47:10 out so like what I get out of it is I
47:12 get to be in the
47:16 community of people that are up to
47:20 something because the last the last
47:22 place I want to
47:25 be with any of this [ __ ] sh is watching
47:28 from the from the
47:30 sidelines and I just had an instinct
47:32 this this this is going to move
47:35 fast and and this past two weeks has has
47:39 really
47:40 solidified that
47:42 [Music]
47:52 reality [ __ ] we didn't know what the web
47:54 was I exactly
47:57 [Music]
48:06 all right we can make some [ __ ] you want
48:08 to make some
48:09 [Music]
48:14 [ __ ] when you say you missed the other
48:17 Revolution and now's your chance what
48:19 did you miss before
48:23 so 1977 the first day of seventh grade
48:27 grade math class I think it might even
48:30 even been called advanced
48:33 math but it wasn't because I was
48:35 mathematically talented it was just like
48:37 it sounded
48:40 cooler and I walked into the the
48:42 classroom on the first day of seventh
48:44 grade and there was a Radio Shack trs8
48:47 on on every desk and over the next two
48:51 weeks I learned enough basic programming
48:55 to like make [ __ ]
48:59 I made an animation of a Rocket taking
49:01 off my very first project we learned one
49:05 basic command and I turned that into a
49:08 Rocket taking off we learned the lprint
49:11 command where you can take a string of
49:14 text and print it to screen and then you
49:15 could do that one after the other so we
49:18 made a whole computer program that was
49:20 nothing but L print commands with asky
49:23 strings and we drew a Saturn rocket that
49:26 started at the bottom of the screen and
49:27 went up and then made
49:29 smoke and I realized in that moment that
49:33 these these things that looked like
49:35 typewriters with screens could could be
49:38 a form of self-expression and were amaz
49:41 amazingly gratifying and we're going to
49:44 change everything about like how people
49:46 made documents and how people did
49:50 stuff and then I I remember going to the
49:53 like the York mall in York Pennsylvania
49:56 and going to like the magazine store and
49:58 seeing Steve Jobs and Bill Gates on the
50:00 covers of
50:02 magazines and just feeling like really
50:04 sad
50:06 like I wasn't there like I wasn't in
50:09 paloalto I wasn't they were they were
50:12 like 10 years older than
50:15 me and I was just a user of the
50:19 PC I wasn't inventing it I wasn't I
50:22 didn't know what they were they were
50:24 just these mysterious boxes to me but I
50:26 knew they were
50:29 important and I got really sad for a lot
50:31 of years I was sad for a lot of years
50:34 that that I was just too young to be at
50:36 the ground level of of a change like
50:40 that so that was it that was what I
50:42 missed the PC
50:44 [Music]
50:54 Revolution hey P I don't know if you saw
50:56 it but wait let me see if I've got I
50:59 don't have it running right now I did a
51:02 whole [ __ ] um I did a whole [ __ ]
51:06 three or four slides on Google
51:08 tonight in a good way I didn't even make
51:11 fun of
51:12 it well I made fun of all your
51:15 URLs I made fun of the fact that you
51:18 can't find
51:19 anything
51:21 um Keynote
51:26 [Music]
51:46 fear and
51:55 loading oh my eye clap did an update I
51:57 can't show
51:59 you I had some good slides oh well
52:03 whatever all right let's go play Let's
52:05 go do some playing El print
52:09 [Music]
52:10 exactly uh Joshua vs or vrs
52:15 vs programming is a kind of art I think
52:18 programming is absolutely an art
52:20 programming is absolutely
52:27 an art form because it's a form of
52:29 self-expression right you have an idea
52:31 you want to make something do
52:33 something and you learn this language
52:35 well enough have you ever watched George
52:37 Hots
52:39 program George Hots the the the guy that
52:43 um like he he um he was the first guy to
52:46 to jailbreak an iPhone when he was like
52:49 16 took it apart jail broke it have you
52:53 ever watched him program on YouTube you
52:56 tell me he's not like a virtuoso [ __ ]
52:59 artist he's bat [ __ ]
53:02 crazy but he's [ __ ]
53:05 brilliant and he's fast and he's just
53:08 like he just thinks in code blocks he
53:11 can just look at a blob of code and go
53:14 oh okay this needs to relate to that
53:15 this needs to relate to that like he's
53:18 he's like this [ __ ] mad sculptor like
53:20 you could you can look at him see inside
53:23 the
53:24 code so so let me share with you that's
53:27 a good idea Brandon let me share with
53:29 you why I think this is another reason
53:32 I'm not going away from this AI
53:38 stuff I know programming well enough and
53:41 I know my brain well enough to
53:44 know that I will never be a George Hots
53:47 like I will never even be a competent
53:52 programmer because it's not the way my
53:55 brain works
53:58 like I can think in Concepts I can I can
54:02 run down
54:05 hyperfocus tunnels if I want to if I'm
54:07 motivated but the minute I get some
54:10 understanding of what's down that rabbit
54:12 hole I'm bored I want to
54:14 leave programming requires this
54:19 sustained running down these deep dark
54:22 tunnels and kind of living down in that
54:29 Gunk so chat GPT comes out in November
54:32 30th 2022 and about a week later I
54:36 started the AI Salon we had our first
54:38 meeting December 7th 2022 I started this
54:42 Tik Tok
54:44 Channel and I was sitting with my wife
54:47 watching TV she you know I had lost the
54:50 battle of what we were going to watch so
54:52 of course it was some English costume
54:54 drama you know you know the the death
54:57 Nell of
54:59 relationships yeah honey I know it's
55:01 interesting I know yeah she's absolutely
55:04 be yep no he's handsome too right that
55:08 sort of thing so I'm sitting there with
55:10 my
55:11 computer playing with chat GPT and I
55:14 remember someone on Twitter or wherever
55:17 said chat GPT is good at coding and I
55:20 thought oh cool like I've always like
55:22 I've always admired code I
55:24 love like product development I love
55:28 coming up with software ideas I
55:30 understand how programming works I'm
55:31 just not good at
55:33 it but I but I know how it
55:37 works and I know I know like if you can
55:40 stitch this thing together with that
55:41 thing then cool but in order to do that
55:43 you got to understand apis and and code
55:46 and brackets and syntax that's [ __ ]
55:50 exhausting so I said hey chat GPT write
55:52 me some python code that takes input
55:55 from a user and process is
55:57 it like it was it's a horrible prompt
56:02 and out came some python
56:05 code and I was like holy [ __ ] that's
56:08 cool and then I had this moment of
56:12 panic I had this moment of
56:17 like and the moment of panic
56:20 was I'm the founder and CEO of a
56:23 technology company of a of an automated
56:29 patented video storytelling
56:33 platform and the Panic that set in when
56:35 I saw that
56:37 code was I don't know how to run python
56:43 code which is humiliating you can't
56:46 admit that and own a tech
56:50 company and historically what you would
56:53 have to do at that moment is one of two
56:56 things
56:57 you would have to call up a friend of
56:59 yours if you had any that does know
57:02 about code and you'd have to go uh Steve
57:06 uh how do you run python
57:08 code Mr big shot CEO doesn't know how to
57:12 run Python and you have to deal with
57:14 that or you have to go to [ __ ]
57:17 Google how do you run python code and
57:20 then there's like 47 [ __ ] sites and
57:22 23 of them are sales funnels for some
57:25 programming
57:27 course they're trying to sell you and
57:29 you just want the [ __ ] answer right
57:33 just how do I run it just tell me
57:35 someone tell me so that's normally the
57:38 point at which I would get discouraged
57:40 and leave a
57:46 project
57:49 um so so what ended up happening was I
57:52 said to chat GPT I don't know how to run
57:54 python code no problem here's
57:57 open up the terminal run this command
57:59 line run that oh
58:01 cool I don't want to run command line in
58:04 terminal that sounds like work can I
58:06 just run this in a website oh sure
58:07 here's five so I literally just clicked
58:10 on the first website which was
58:14 repet and it said copy and paste this
58:17 code into repet and hit the play button
58:19 I was like oh this is easy copy paste
58:21 Play error
58:24 [ __ ] I said it gave me an ER error and I
58:27 copied and pasted the error and put it
58:28 in chat GPT it said oh you don't have
58:30 this Library
58:31 installed I was like okay how do you
58:35 install the library not a problem in the
58:38 lower leftand corner you click on this
58:40 button and then in the upper right hand
58:42 corner you search for that Library name
58:44 and then you hit
58:45 install wait it knows
58:47 that click h Huh run boom it ran holy
58:54 [ __ ]
58:57 I've got a functional piece of python
58:58 code here within 90 minutes I had
59:02 written a fully functional python
59:04 application that was making API calls to
59:07 open AI taking user input and generating
59:10 five pieces of social media content
59:13 within 90 minutes I've never written a
59:15 line of python in my
59:18 life that's the
59:21 moment that I knew the world had just
59:24 changed but nobody knew it
59:27 yet
59:31 right this isn't copying and pasting
59:34 code from someone else's code base this
59:36 is writing code it's generating G the G
59:39 and
59:44 GPT I don't have to learn to code this
59:47 thing can code for me
59:49 now is the code any good back then it
59:52 wasn't if you ask Pate it's still not
59:55 good is that always going to be the case
59:58 nope it's gotten way better in the past
1:00:02 two years in the next two years the next
1:00:04 three years it's going to be essentially
1:00:09 Flawless the world's different so that's
1:00:12 why I do this
1:00:14 anyway C you do anything with ai ai
1:00:17 agents I do not there's a a a a guy
1:00:20 named Brent Peterson that comes to our
1:00:22 AI office hours on LinkedIn on Friday
1:00:25 and he's got a whole company around
1:00:27 creating AI agents and he's doing them
1:00:30 all in this crazy system he's built with
1:00:33 Lang chain and embedding databases and
1:00:36 things like that
1:00:39 um we likely will see so
1:00:42 Claud just launched their ability for
1:00:46 their system to talk to
1:00:49 applications and I assume open AI is g
1:00:53 to going to at least announce operators
1:00:56 on autonomous agents in the next you
1:00:58 know two or three days
1:01:03 so
1:01:04 um but I I absolutely think that agents
1:01:07 are the next big thing but here's what
1:01:09 I'm looking for an agents okay
1:01:12 so another thing I've known for a decade
1:01:16 that AI is a big deal right but every
1:01:19 time I tried to use it it was not usable
1:01:21 by a non-mathematician chat GPT changed
1:01:24 that I could go make agents right now if
1:01:27 I wanted to learn to program or if I
1:01:29 wanted to use chat GPT to the use the
1:01:31 programming that's not what I want I
1:01:34 want the the chat GPT moment for agents
1:01:37 right I want the interface that makes it
1:01:39 so simple that the 98.5 of us that are
1:01:43 not Engineers can make agents that's
1:01:45 that's what I want and that's what I
1:01:46 think's coming so so I haven't I haven't
1:01:48 played enough with them but I'm excited
1:01:50 about them okay um let's
1:01:54 see you can make
1:01:57 box analogies like an
1:01:59 artist the slides are in Irregulars oh
1:02:02 cool oh cool okay great I might go look
1:02:04 at those um Let me let me show you
1:02:07 something let's see that's project
1:02:10 Odyssey where's Pika is this
1:02:13 Pika
1:02:15 [Laughter]
1:02:18 yes all right let me show you let me
1:02:21 show you a really inspiring video
1:02:25 [Laughter]
1:02:35 this is what you call photo realism
1:02:37 people see it looks just like me and my
1:02:41 hands definitely look like that I do put
1:02:43 my pinkies out when I drink which is
1:02:48 nice okay
1:02:51 so so what so what the [ __ ] is that so
1:02:56 so what Pik just announced is this thing
1:02:59 called ingredients so if you see at the
1:03:02 bottom of my screen here you got your
1:03:03 prompt so we could just put in a prompt
1:03:06 but ingredients are you can take an
1:03:08 image of yourself you can take an image
1:03:09 of a thing of clothing and you can take
1:03:11 an image of a location and you can take
1:03:13 an image of an object and you can upload
1:03:16 them all and you can even put multiple
1:03:19 objects in there like I haven't I
1:03:20 haven't I've played with this once as
1:03:21 you can see I made the the bizarre
1:03:24 surreal video of me
1:03:26 sort of drinking a drink with with Clay
1:03:30 hands
1:03:31 so but I think this is important and I
1:03:34 think it's important enough that I paid
1:03:36 35 [ __ ] dollars a month for at least
1:03:38 a month of this thing um to to figure
1:03:42 this thing out so let's do this I'm
1:03:46 gonna go find a picture of me but I'm
1:03:47 gonna find a better picture than the
1:03:49 than the shitty one I put up
1:03:54 there um okay okay let's see let's go oh
1:03:58 I know where I can
1:03:59 go we'll go here we'll go here we'll go
1:04:03 Kyle Shannon dreams let's go find a fun
1:04:05 picture of
1:04:08 me
1:04:12 that's these all these images were made
1:04:15 in Fall of 2022 so right before chat GPT
1:04:20 came out I got into stable diffusion
1:04:21 with dream booth and did this art
1:04:24 project called Kyle Shannon dreams so
1:04:25 these are all
1:04:27 those so let me go find a fun version of
1:04:31 me let's
1:04:37 say this one's
1:04:47 funny let's see Kyle Shan an idiot let's
1:04:50 get the idiot picture of me all right so
1:04:54 that's the that's what we're gonna
1:04:56 that's going to be the the
1:05:00 [Laughter]
1:05:05 person all right so that's the person so
1:05:09 now let's go let's go to Google and
1:05:13 let's
1:05:14 go Paris men's fashion
1:05:21 show images
1:05:27 let's go find something
1:05:30 stupid that's pretty
1:05:36 stupid oh I think this is
1:05:44 better all right there we go oh wait I
1:05:48 copied it I don't want to copy it I want
1:05:51 to save image
1:05:54 as let's just call it says Men's Wear
1:05:57 we'll call it Pink
1:05:59 Pony pink pony Men's
1:06:03 Wear
1:06:05 desktop I like
1:06:07 it let's add that in
1:06:12 there all right let's go find oh no
1:06:16 let's go make a
1:06:19 location so let's
1:06:22 go
1:06:24 um we'll do high sty ization we'll do
1:06:29 that what do we want what kind of
1:06:31 location do we want
1:06:37 people idiot Safari
1:06:43 gear Michael me I'm late did tick tocker
1:06:46 come back tonight for the in-depth chat
1:06:49 GPT demo oh no I don't think he did we
1:06:52 kind of did it last night so he didn't
1:06:54 have to
1:06:56 okay so so I need a location let's say
1:06:59 let's say let's say
1:07:02 uh amster
1:07:06 Dam
1:07:08 Canal near
1:07:10 boats with
1:07:13 colorful buildings at
1:07:18 Sunset all
1:07:20 right let's get ourselves a pretty
1:07:24 picture of a pretty Loc
1:07:31 frigid Wasteland
1:07:34 no have you ever been to this this place
1:07:37 in Amsterdam it's actually really
1:07:45 cool let's let's try that one that was
1:07:48 just [ __ ] weird
1:07:49 enough download that bad boy
1:07:56 going to add that
1:08:01 in
1:08:03 beautiful and then let's
1:08:07 go let's go back here let's go back to
1:08:10 Google and go
1:08:12 um
1:08:16 men's
1:08:18 oh sunglasses
1:08:29 black black Grandpa
1:08:37 oversized yes we want the black Grandpa
1:08:40 oversized sunglasses black
1:08:48 Grandpa by the way when I say play with
1:08:50 AI this is the spirit just do stupid
1:08:54 [ __ ] black Grandpa
1:08:57 oversized
1:08:59 sunglasses okay desktop beautiful
1:09:02 fantastic Bob tell him what he's
1:09:06 won well he he's won some sunglasses
1:09:09 there
1:09:10 Jim
1:09:15 um those are
1:09:18 awesome okay so we'll
1:09:22 say
1:09:24 man walk
1:09:29 along the canal wait
1:09:32 the canal in
1:09:41 shorts
1:09:43 wearing
1:09:46 sunglasses and carrying a
1:09:51 bag I don't know how to prompt this by
1:09:53 the way this is my second time ever
1:09:55 using it so this might not be the way to
1:09:57 do it um one thing that you probably
1:10:01 know about me or deeply suspect I don't
1:10:04 read
1:10:05 manuals I just don't care think read the
1:10:09 documentation loser no like make better
1:10:14 interface engineer all right here we
1:10:22 go this is like artistic improv or mad
1:10:27 lies what's a manual
1:10:30 exactly all right demand is high right
1:10:32 now we might be waiting for a while
1:10:35 we'll come back to
1:10:41 that yeah we can we can do p effects so
1:10:45 the other thing Pika did is these stupid
1:10:46 things called PE effects
1:10:48 [Laughter]
1:10:52 which this is make the thing disappear
1:11:07 appropriate for what's going on in New
1:11:13 Jersey let's see here's the here's the
1:11:15 cake effect this is a good
1:11:20 one nice
1:11:26 I don't think these have any actual
1:11:28 practical use
1:11:32 but here's melt
1:11:37 melty you want to see how to do
1:11:42 these basically just upload you go Peak
1:11:45 effect you grab an
1:11:47 image or you or you upload one let's
1:11:52 see peel it oh I like peel it
1:11:57 all right so peel it and then we're
1:11:59 going to stick an image in here so what
1:12:01 what's a good image we can peel
1:12:04 off let's peel him off that's
1:12:08 perfect peel it
1:12:16 Go Generation usually takes a few
1:12:19 minutes we're excited for you so this is
1:12:21 the ingredients
1:12:23 one all right let's see for prospit on
1:12:27 Tik Tok got like seven different
1:12:29 speakers hosts on the new notebook LM
1:12:33 one at a time and all different voices
1:12:35 referring to themselves as Speaker one
1:12:38 comma
1:12:39 two was
1:12:42 funny wow that's
1:12:46 wild huh did you ask it for seven
1:12:50 voices or did it was that just janky
1:12:53 janky MC janking ton
1:12:55 um let's go see if there's anything else
1:12:57 faster oh you know what would be faster
1:12:59 to play
1:13:00 with is uh I love those glasses I should
1:13:04 [ __ ] order those glasses and just
1:13:07 just wear them on the lives and not say
1:13:09 anything you know like I do with
1:13:16 this he seems a little touched shut
1:13:20 up um let's go to
1:13:23 Korea if you haven't been to Korea it's
1:13:25 interesting it's quite interesting
1:13:28 kore.ai or
1:13:36 art I guess it's kore.ai
1:13:45 so you can make flux images here you can
1:13:48 do video
1:13:51 generations and there's all sorts of
1:13:54 different models you can play
1:13:57 with Luma Runway cling standard cing Pro
1:14:01 cling
1:14:06 1.5 um we could also go to yeah actually
1:14:11 let's do this all right so if you go
1:14:14 to so Google one of the things Google
1:14:18 put out this
1:14:20 week was imagine 3 which is their image
1:14:23 generation model now how you get to
1:14:27 it is you go
1:14:30 to
1:14:32 um labs. gooogle or labs. goole.com
1:14:36 either
1:14:39 one and then um in Fairly short order
1:14:44 video FX is going to be run by their new
1:14:47 model V2 which looks like it's a SORA
1:14:50 killer to me it looks really really good
1:14:52 but it's not out yet so you can join the
1:14:53 weit list and then if you go to image FX
1:14:56 this
1:14:58 is
1:15:01 um this is their latest image generation
1:15:05 model and it's really good so let me do
1:15:07 my classic I'll do I'll do the classic
1:15:11 Kyle um prompt
1:15:17 70s muscle
1:15:20 car Resto mod in an abandoned
1:15:27 factory
1:15:31 factory with sunlight streaming in the
1:15:37 broken
1:15:40 windows and then let's do let's do like
1:15:44 uh
1:15:46 professional
1:15:50 photo graph
1:15:56 of
1:15:59 a all right we'll go 35 millimeter
1:16:06 film Dynamic yeah Dynamic good 16
1:16:12 by9 and we'll go
1:16:15 create so slick little interface now
1:16:19 look what it did here this is so cool so
1:16:22 it turns your prompt into Mad Libs
1:16:26 I think that's just the most clever
1:16:28 [ __ ] thing Pate I'm saying something
1:16:30 nice about
1:16:32 Google and then look look how nice the
1:16:34 images
1:16:36 are they're quite good they're quite
1:16:39 good how do I make it bigger can I make
1:16:42 it
1:16:42 bigger oh come on all right Pate I take
1:16:46 it all
1:16:49 back but they look nice they're 70s cars
1:16:52 that looks like a that's sort of a
1:16:54 Mustang javelin
1:16:55 hybrid but that's
1:16:58 okay but look what you can do with your
1:17:00 prompt 70s muscle car Resto mod in a
1:17:08 junkyard with open
1:17:10 Windows 120 millimeter film cinematic
1:17:17 create now I don't know can I get rid of
1:17:20 any of these can I highlight that and
1:17:21 get rid of
1:17:23 it yeah it looks like it boom
1:17:33 yeah let's do at sunset
1:17:57 frostbitten I did ask it for seven hosts
1:18:00 in different perspectives and tones for
1:18:02 each oh that's really
1:18:06 cool but it but it but it thinks there's
1:18:08 only two it makes sense that it would it
1:18:11 would be [ __ ]
1:18:13 up oh that one's cool look at
1:18:16 that like a little modified Challenger
1:18:19 it's a Mustang bro there's another
1:18:23 hybrid it it seems to like AMC Cars it
1:18:26 seems to roll AMC Cars into into Mopar a
1:18:34 lot but that's pretty [ __ ] slick I
1:18:37 mean and these are good now can you what
1:18:40 can you do you can download them you
1:18:42 can't upscale them you can't really
1:18:45 remix them but like if you just want to
1:18:47 knock out some images this is a cool
1:18:50 interface so anyway all right let's go
1:18:52 back to pic let's see how we did here
1:18:54 let's look at the peel the peel thing
1:19:01 [Laughter]
1:19:11 first all right that's bad that's
1:19:14 horrific oh yeah wait where am I where
1:19:18 am I in all this
1:19:24 [Laughter]
1:19:27 oh you know what it is I know what it is
1:19:29 here
1:19:31 watch I got to go fix that
1:19:35 image I noticed that people did when
1:19:38 when I saw people doing
1:19:40 this it thinks that that's the it thinks
1:19:43 that's the person so what we're gonna
1:19:46 do is we are G to behead
1:19:50 dhead dhead Yan model
1:19:55 we're not interested in your beauty
1:19:57 pretty
1:19:59 boy tools
1:20:03 crop save all right let's go back and
1:20:07 try this again all right copy that
1:20:11 prompt ingredients oh let's do do we
1:20:15 want creative or precise let's do
1:20:17 creative manw walks okay
1:20:21 plus idiot can I do both of these
1:20:24 together
1:20:26 I think I can yes that's very cool okay
1:20:29 let's go over to
1:20:30 downloads and go
1:20:32 Amsterdam where's
1:20:35 the where's my
1:20:38 little did I miss it here oh yeah pink
1:20:41 pony there we
1:20:48 go okay here we
1:20:51 go but let's let's see how this video is
1:20:54 is this any good at all that looks
1:20:58 good there he's not wearing the glasses
1:21:00 and there he's walking on water it's
1:21:05 Jesus all
1:21:12 right all right question all right so
1:21:15 listen it's getting to be time we need
1:21:16 to start wrapping things
1:21:18 up okay so here's my request it looks
1:21:22 like we got a fair amount of people on
1:21:24 the on the
1:21:25 uh on the YouTubes on the Twitter's on
1:21:28 the
1:21:30 LinkedIn if you're on YouTube please
1:21:32 just hit the Subscribe button I'm trying
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1:21:41 660 I need 340 subscribers to get to a
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1:21:54 YouTube and sub subcribe for me just to
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1:22:07 subscribe to it even if you never plan
1:22:09 to come back to
1:22:11 it if you just want to do me a favor
1:22:13 like in exchange for me teaching you
1:22:16 this gargantuan amount
1:22:19 of nothingness I gave you
1:22:23 tonight he didn't even even know how he
1:22:25 didn't know to take the head off the
1:22:27 model it seems obvious to me if you got
1:22:29 a head of a model on there your video is
1:22:31 going to look like the model that seems
1:22:33 pretty
1:22:34 obvious what are his qualifications
1:22:36 anyway does he have any
1:22:38 qualifications I don't think
1:22:41 so
1:22:44 anyway um okay what
1:22:48 else
1:22:50 tomorrow is day 10 of open AI ship Miss
1:22:56 we're down to the last 3 days I have a
1:22:58 feeling tomorrow is going to be some
1:23:00 like housekeeping cleanup features
1:23:03 things like oh 01 reasoning engine you
1:23:07 can now upload files to it something
1:23:10 like that or here's the native 40 image
1:23:13 engine that's better than dolly3 it's
1:23:16 good at text it's good at images it's
1:23:18 good at prompt coherence
1:23:20 whatever so that's probably going to be
1:23:22 tomorrow that's tomorrow at 11:00
1:23:24 Mountain time my time 10:00 a.m. Pacific
1:23:27 I'll live stream on Tik Tock so you
1:23:30 people on Tik
1:23:32 Tock and yes Danielle will be there
1:23:35 trying to uncover all the Easter eggs
1:23:37 what what Danielle has discovered this
1:23:39 is cool look at
1:23:42 this I love it when I love it when
1:23:45 people geek out on [ __ ] so Danielle not
1:23:48 being
1:23:49 satisfied that that these that these uh
1:23:56 open
1:23:57 AI um whatever they're call it's uh
1:24:02 launches are the most awkward things
1:24:04 ever she thought there's got to be
1:24:07 there's got to be meaning in here so so
1:24:11 she had chat GPT analyze the images of
1:24:14 the shelves behind the dudes so see see
1:24:18 all the objects on the
1:24:19 shelves back
1:24:23 here she took all these different
1:24:26 days and threw him into chat GPT and she
1:24:29 some discovered some
1:24:32 [ __ ]
1:24:34 like look at these little frogs one
1:24:37 two 3 four five six this was day six
1:24:42 there's six Froggies oh that's day seven
1:24:45 we're missing a frog oh maybe day seven
1:24:47 the frog is like here somewhere and or I
1:24:51 don't know it's up there but anyway
1:24:52 there's a little bell that moves there's
1:24:55 all sorts of
1:24:57 stuff so see what does this clock mean
1:25:01 what do these things mean what's that
1:25:03 what's this
1:25:04 Bell oh there's the look there's the
1:25:06 other frog one two three four
1:25:09 five six seven were over
1:25:11 [Laughter]
1:25:15 there so that's good all
1:25:19 right
1:25:21 um okay so so go joined Danielle in in
1:25:26 your quest for for deciphering the codes
1:25:30 from the Geeks the Geeks are uh they're
1:25:33 giving us it's it's like uh it's like
1:25:36 The Da Vinci
1:25:40 Code um so that's tomorrow it'll be live
1:25:43 on Tik Tok and then um what
1:25:47 else go
1:25:51 to where is it do I have it here
1:25:57 here go to aif festiv
1:26:01 us.com and register so this is December
1:26:05 27th and 28th it's a Friday and a
1:26:08 Saturday so last year an Murphy and I
1:26:11 teamed up and we did this thing called
1:26:13 GPT for good where we made um custom
1:26:17 gpts for nonprofits and this community
1:26:20 in 24 hours built more than 150 custom
1:26:23 gpts for non profets it was super cool
1:26:26 what we're doing this year is this thing
1:26:28 called AI festiv us so for two days in a
1:26:30 row we're going to start at 9:00 in the
1:26:32 morning and end at 8 at night and every
1:26:34 hour is a different Workshop from a
1:26:37 different member of our communities
1:26:39 there's going to be people from the AI
1:26:40 Salon doing workshops there's going to
1:26:42 be people from an's group she leads AI
1:26:45 doing workshops there's people from Paul
1:26:47 rater's group there's people from Rachel
1:26:49 Rachel Woods group so there's all these
1:26:52 different people coming from all these
1:26:53 different communities to just
1:26:56 teach like what I do here except with
1:26:59 actual
1:27:04 learning for all day Friday and all day
1:27:06 Saturday so sign up for it it's
1:27:10 free and just come hang out like you're
1:27:13 gonna be with your families and and you
1:27:15 know what you're gonna this is two days
1:27:17 after
1:27:18 Christmas or whatever you celebrate but
1:27:21 it's on the tail end of December but
1:27:24 before years you're going to be sick of
1:27:26 your family and you're going to be
1:27:27 looking for an
1:27:29 excuse now you can just say I I got this
1:27:31 work thing just come hang out with us
1:27:35 all right so go sign up for that Joker's
1:27:38 birthday is in six minutes happy
1:27:41 birthday joke Joker that's really
1:27:46 exciting
1:27:48 um AI geek on Tik Tok just subscribed on
1:27:51 YouTube thank you so much wait thank you
1:27:54 so much that's awesome thank you so much
1:27:57 much much much much much much 339 to
1:28:02 [Laughter]
1:28:04 go all
1:28:07 right I think that's it oh no we wanted
1:28:10 to go see did P do anything interesting
1:28:12 did it
1:28:22 oh how did it
1:28:26 I guess it sort of looks like
1:28:29 me no sound of
1:28:38 course it just looks like it's like some
1:28:41 Italian dude some Italian dude showed up
1:28:44 in Amsterdam is like I'm here to take
1:28:46 over the
1:28:51 city hey but but like take in what this
1:28:55 did like even though it's not quite
1:28:57 perfect in terms of the
1:28:59 face that's on the canal in Amsterdam it
1:29:02 actually that Canal is much skinnier
1:29:04 than that it's just a straight Canal
1:29:05 it's not that wide so that's a bad shot
1:29:07 but that's a good shot that's a fine
1:29:13 shot so like we're now at a place where
1:29:17 these tools are getting sophisticated
1:29:19 enough where you can say take this
1:29:21 product put it on this person put them
1:29:23 in this clo in these clothes put him in
1:29:25 this location have him do
1:29:27 [ __ ] that's pretty
1:29:31 something you
1:29:33 know this is Pika yeah this is Pika
1:29:37 2.0 it's this new feature called
1:29:41 ingredients and I think with the
1:29:43 ingredients you could put in like three
1:29:45 different people and you could say three
1:29:47 people walking down the street and it'll
1:29:48 make them look like those three
1:29:51 people so I don't like I've now made
1:29:55 three videos with this tool so I don't
1:29:57 know I don't actually know how this
1:30:00 works producing tonight's live hurting
1:30:08 cats all right I'm leaving I'm leaving I
1:30:11 can't I can't be expected to
1:30:16 be
1:30:19 competent oh it's exhausting
1:30:24 Jeff Flanigan I've been un subscribed on
1:30:27 YouTube for approximately 100
1:30:29 years yeah I know listen all you
1:30:31 Irregulars you you've long since
1:30:33 subscribed you've come and gone with the
1:30:35 subscriptions on on the YouTube channel
1:30:37 here here's the deal the reason the
1:30:39 reason this is important to to shift
1:30:41 this stuff is it looks pretty likely
1:30:43 like Tik Tok is going to get banned on
1:30:45 January 19th so that's why we're doing
1:30:48 this bizarre complicated multistream
1:30:51 [ __ ] if they end up saving it at the
1:30:53 last minute great Wahoo but in the
1:30:56 meantime at least we've got some other
1:30:58 venues where we can keep keep
1:31:00 talking we expect too much thank you
1:31:03 Kyle and mods we appreciate you yeah
1:31:06 mods thank you so much for everything
1:31:08 you do thanks thanks
1:31:10 for putting up with me quite
1:31:13 frankly and thanks Brandon for being the
1:31:16 uh the producer on streamyard which is
1:31:19 that's that's like juggling while you're
1:31:21 hurting cats so it it is not not um it's
1:31:26 not technically difficult there's just a
1:31:28 lot of stuff to keep track of and so it
1:31:30 it is not a
1:31:32 restful um thing that you do so I
1:31:34 appreciate it so thank you thank you
1:31:36 everyone all right so on YouTube and uh
1:31:40 X and Linkedin um see y'all
1:31:43 later tomorrow 11:00 a mountain time
1:31:46 we'll stream day 10 I have a feeling
1:31:50 these last three days are going to be
1:31:51 pretty good today was the was sort of
1:31:54 the the least exciting unless you're a
1:31:56 developer then it was there was there
1:31:58 was some cool [ __ ] in there but I have a
1:32:00 feeling the next three days are going to
1:32:02 be pretty exciting in terms of what they
1:32:03 do and if Google keeps doing what
1:32:06 they've been doing they're GNA announce
1:32:08 some big [ __ ] too just to counteract the
1:32:12 excitement for open AI so we get the
1:32:15 benefit from all the new toys all right
1:32:19 peace out guys we'll see you later I
1:32:21 gotta learn API just go to chat gbt
1:32:23 it'll tell you
1:32:25 bye all right