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1/24/2025 - AI Learning Lab: Exploring the Power of OpenAI's New Operator

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DAY 2 - AI DEEP DIVE - Operators
This AI Learning Lab live stream, hosted by Kyle Shannon, covered a range of topics related to artificial intelligence. Kyle discussed new features in ChatGPT, including the canvas feature, which allows for editable document creation and code preview within the chat window. He also introduced OpenAI's new "operator" tool, which acts as an AI agent capable of browsing the web and performing tasks like researching, ordering products, and scheduling events. Kyle emphasized the potential of these tools, comparing their slow current performance to the early days of the internet and suggesting that they will become significantly faster and more affordable in the near future. He encouraged viewers to embrace curiosity and adaptability in the face of rapid AI advancements.
Kyle also touched on the implications of open-source AI models like DeepSeek R1, contrasting them with closed models like ChatGPT in terms of data control and accessibility. He highlighted the potential for individuals to run powerful AI models locally, reducing reliance on large corporations and potentially fostering innovation. Kyle promoted upcoming events within the AI Salon community, including a demystifying AI series by Pate. He concluded by assigning viewers weekend homework: to introduce someone unfamiliar with AI to its capabilities and give them their "first Kevin McAllister moment" of awe.
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Chapters:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:35 Welcome And Initial Thoughts
00:04:25 The AI Learning Lab And 30-Day Challenge
00:05:12 Deep Dive Preview And Viewer Questions
00:06:22 Operator Discussion And Early Access News
00:08:31 Open-Source AI And Deep Seek R1
00:11:48 Deep Seek R1 Discussion And Community Interaction
00:13:07 Brief Interlude With Brandon
00:14:07 Discussion On AI Product Strategy And Bloatware
00:17:01 Mighty Networks And Live Stream Access
00:18:35 Deep Seek R1 Safety And Open Source Concerns
00:20:15 Community Comments On Deep Seek R1
00:22:42 Explanation Of Deep Seek Vs. OpenAI
00:26:47 Musical Interlude
00:28:22 Local AI Capabilities And Internet Access
00:29:39 Introduction To Canvas And Its Features
00:35:00 Using Canvas For Creative Writing And Code Generation
00:42:00 Canvas As An Organizational Tool
00:44:00 Improving The Operator Game With Design Feedback
00:46:00 Running Python Code In Canvas
00:47:51 Transitioning To Operator Demo
00:48:57 Operator Use Case Brainstorming With GPT-4
00:53:00 Discussion On Operator's Speed And Potential
00:56:57 Analogy Of Early Internet Adoption And Operator's Future
01:00:01 Operator Use Cases For Educators And Professionals
01:04:00 Sharing Use Cases In The AI Salon
01:05:30 Operator Demo: Craft Brewery Startup
01:16:00 Observing Operator's Chain Of Thought Reasoning
01:17:53 Operator Demo: Finding Concert Tickets
01:23:28 Operator Demo: Searching For Patents
01:26:41 Operator Demo: Creating A Google Sheet
01:34:01 Operator Demo: Generating Brewery Equipment List
01:41:00 Reflections On Operator's Current State And Potential
01:45:07 Weekend Homework Assignment: Introducing AI To Others
01:48:17 Promoting AI Salon, Training Series, And YouTube Channel
01:52:01 Importance Of Curiosity And Adaptability In The Age Of AI
01:56:00 Closing Remarks And Farewell
Chapters
0:00Introduction0:35Welcome And Initial Thoughts4:25The AI Learning Lab And 30-Day Challenge5:12Deep Dive Preview And Viewer Questions6:22Operator Discussion And Early Access News8:31Open-Source AI And Deep Seek R111:48Deep Seek R1 Discussion And Community Interaction13:07Brief Interlude With Brandon14:07Discussion On AI Product Strategy And Bloatware17:01Mighty Networks And Live Stream Access18:35Deep Seek R1 Safety And Open Source Concerns20:15Community Comments On Deep Seek R122:42Explanation Of Deep Seek Vs. OpenAI26:47Musical Interlude28:22Local AI Capabilities And Internet Access29:39Introduction To Canvas And Its Features35:00Using Canvas For Creative Writing And Code Generation42:00Canvas As An Organizational Tool44:00Improving The Operator Game With Design Feedback46:00Running Python Code In Canvas47:51Transitioning To Operator Demo48:57Operator Use Case Brainstorming With GPT-453:00Discussion On Operator's Speed And Potential56:57Analogy Of Early Internet Adoption And Operator's Future1:00:01Operator Use Cases For Educators And Professionals1:04:00Sharing Use Cases In The AI Salon1:05:30Operator Demo: Craft Brewery Startup1:16:00Observing Operator's Chain Of Thought Reasoning1:17:53Operator Demo: Finding Concert Tickets1:23:28Operator Demo: Searching For Patents1:26:41Operator Demo: Creating A Google Sheet1:34:01Operator Demo: Generating Brewery Equipment List1:41:00Reflections On Operator's Current State And Potential1:45:07Weekend Homework Assignment: Introducing AI To Others1:48:17Promoting AI Salon, Training Series, And YouTube Channel1:52:01Importance Of Curiosity And Adaptability In The Age Of AI1:56:00Closing Remarks And Farewell
Transcript
0:12 [Music] 0:24 all right we're live there oh I guess we 0:26 should do 0:28 hello hello every everybody 0:32 [Music] 0:49 [Music] 1:03 [Music] 1:17 let us be lovers will marry our fortunes 1:23 together I've got some real estate here 1:26 in my 1:27 bag wait 1:31 so we bought a pack of 1:33 cigarettes and Mrs Wagner's P we've all 1:38 come 1:39 to America 1:42 [Music] 2:02 Kathy I said as we bed the Greyhound in 2:07 Pittsburgh Michigan seems like a dream 2:10 to me 2:12 now so wait it took me 4 days wait I 2:17 don't know the song How You Doing people 2:19 happy Friday night Friday night date 2:22 night I don't see Brandon here I'm 2:24 thinking he might have told me he's he's 2:26 off 2:28 tonight but I don't remember so uh it 2:31 might be a little chaos tonight here let 2:33 me do this for the Tik Tok people so 2:35 it's easier for you to see 2:37 [Music] 2:58 [Music] 3:13 [Music] 3:22 all right let's see let's get myself 3:23 framed up a little better there hope 3:25 everyone's doing good and it's date 3:28 night we're on Bob tell what they've won 3:31 they they haven't won anything it's not 3:33 a game 3:35 show uh you are welcome to wager you can 3:38 wager uh feel free to 3:40 bet you know a a popular bet uh at the 3:45 uh at the AI learning lab is Will Kyle 3:47 finish a sentence tonight that's that's 3:50 a that's 3:51 a the odds are low uh but there's a lot 3:55 of Money's been won with that one you 3:57 can make money 3:58 with um 4:00 a lot of Money's been won with that 4:03 one I don't know anyone betting for me 4:06 has ever 4:08 won you get it it's a not finishing joke 4:12 sentence 4:14 [Music] 4:18 joke wow the hair is uh the hair is a 4:22 many Splendid thing 4:25 tonight I'll take the under on 4:28 that welcome to the AI learning lab 4:31 otherwise known as chat 4:33 add this is also day two of 30 days of 4:37 AI deep Dives where I attempt with my 4:41 ADD and short attention span theater to 4:45 actually focus on a primary thing per 4:48 [Laughter] 4:52 [Music] 4:55 night oh man alive man alive 5:01 all 5:01 right I saw Brandon a minute ago on Tik 5:04 Tock all 5:06 [Music] 5:12 right I'm here for the Deep dive are we 5:15 doing it did we already do it wait what 5:19 wait what that's their name on on the 5:22 Tik Tock there it's their handle their 5:24 handle you know they call it some call 5:25 it a name some call it a handle some 5:28 call it call it a a profile tag I don't 5:30 think anyone calls it a profile tag but 5:32 you know wait what is their name uh 5:36 they're wondering if this is going to 5:38 happen or not well if you haven't been 5:39 here before we do things a little 5:42 different here at the AI learning 5:45 lab um the fact that learning is in the 5:48 title uh is is a bit of a an overpromise 5:51 an overreach uh this is not a lab in 5:55 fact it's a shitty home office uh and we 5:58 will occasionally talk about AI so that 5:59 there's 's at least one of the three 6:01 objects in the name of the show that is 6:04 somewhat accurate occasionally so i' 6:08 like if you're batting 3333 in baseball 6:11 you're going to the hall of [ __ ] 6:13 Fame you know what I'm 6:15 saying I'm a Hall of 6:17 [Music] 6:22 Famer okay buddy I was here from the 6:24 beginning I travel back and forth I'll 6:26 check you out and your dog nice very 6:29 nice wait 6:31 [Laughter] 6:32 what yeah we're going to dig into we're 6:35 going to dig into operators again 6:37 tonight um I also 6:40 because because I know how to make good 6:43 life decisions and decided to spend at 6:45 least $200 for one month of uh of of 6:50 chat GPT um I have access to 01 6:55 Pro um and I thought oh [ __ ] it I'll 6:57 have it do something so I had to do 6:59 something tonight and it it it was 7:01 actually kind of impressive so um it it 7:05 it is related to what we'll do tonight 7:07 so we'll go through that that's kind of 7:09 cool um couple other things um I just 7:13 got Early Access to Pika 2.1 so p is one 7:17 of the video tools and 2.1 I guess is 7:19 their new model uh and I also got into 7:23 the minia max the Halo minia Max um 7:26 Creator program so that's really cool so 7:29 now in three Creator programs so um so 7:33 maybe next week we'll be talking about 7:38 um um we'll be talking 7:41 about video but I don't know we're gonna 7:44 we're going to play it by ear as as 7:46 things evolve things evolve you 7:49 know um I might also there's enough 7:53 noise being made right now around R1 the 7:58 the Deep seek R1 the open 8:00 source um chat gpt1 8:04 killer that that's open source and and 8:07 uh apparently 8:10 apparently deep seek R1 is just like a 8:13 side project of some other company they 8:15 just decided to 8:17 like put you know $5 million into 8:20 building a model that beats the hundred 8:23 million dollars that Sam Alman has put 8:26 in to Chad GPT 8:31 gon be a wild year people it's G to be a 8:34 wild Year anyway um so what we do here 8:37 if you have questions I'll just I'll 8:38 just sort of ramble for a bit if you 8:40 have questions about AI or or comments 8:42 or thoughts or you want me to look at 8:45 something or talk about something feel 8:46 pre 8:47 Fe feel free to put those in the 8:51 comments um and then it's at some point 8:53 here I don't know 15 minutes or so 10 8:56 minutes um I'll start digging into 9:00 operators 9:04 um operators is really interesting so if 9:06 you don't know what operators is uh it's 9:08 it's a new it's it's the first just like 9:12 chat 9:13 GPT was the first um AI chatbot um you 9:18 know an 9:19 llm that was designed for non-developers 9:22 to be able to use right the you know 9:25 gpt3 for developers have been around for 9:28 I don't know what a year and a half two 9:30 years before before chat GPT launched 9:35 um there are other agent building tools 9:38 out there right now but um operator is 9:42 the first of those tools that is 9:46 really anyone can do it right you just 9:49 give it a prompt just like you you give 9:51 chat gbt a prompt and then you kind of 9:53 deal with it off Meandering about the 9:55 internet which is which is fascinating 9:58 but what it does is it basically spins 10:00 up a a web browser inside your chat 10:04 window um and it goes and surfs the web 10:08 right and it like um it it will go to 10:12 sites that you can log into and then it 10:14 can do things on your behalf and it asks 10:16 your permission for everything um so 10:18 it's absolutely fascinating the the 10:20 thing that I 10:22 am you know it's 2 days old so I am 10:26 trying to quickly get my head out of you 10:30 can order groceries and you can make 10:32 dinner reservations and you can make 10:34 travel plans with it because quite 10:36 frankly we've had Bots that can do some 10:39 version of that for a long time this 10:41 maybe takes it to the next level where 10:43 we can actually go to different sites 10:44 and look [ __ ] up and interact with it 10:46 but I feel 10:48 like you know I kind of feel like the 10:51 examples of how they're using agents 10:54 right now or or operator right now those 10:58 example um 11:02 workflows are just I don't know they're 11:05 kind of lame it's like we've got a thing 11:08 that can reason Rel relatively well and 11:13 has access to the internet well what 11:15 could it do well I don't know we've also 11:18 got tools 11:20 like um repet agent and 11:24 cursor that can help code things so 11:27 maybe you know maybe we have 11:30 an operator come up with an app 11:33 idea create something in cursor set up 11:37 the environment and go make apps I I 11:39 don't know like I don't 11:41 know so that should be 11:44 [Music] 11:48 fascinating have you discussed deep seek 11:51 R1 I was just talking about it I think I 11:53 think 11:54 um I think that's going to be a deep 11:57 dive next week is I think over the 11:59 weekend I'm going to get it installed on 12:01 something or I'll get I'll find an 12:02 instance of it that's that's 12:04 decent um that I can sort of point you 12:07 to if it's not that much of a nightmare 12:10 my I I have historically steered clear 12:13 of um open source models just because I 12:19 I'm I'm really trying to focus on the 12:22 98.5% of people who are not developers I 12:25 feel like developers will figure their 12:26 own [ __ ] out and if you're doing open 12:29 source you pretty much have to be a 12:30 developer right now right there are some 12:32 tools that make it easy but for the most 12:34 part you got to be pretty [ __ ] geeky 12:37 so i' I've resisted it I've also 12:39 resisted spending $200 a month for 12:43 [ __ ] chat GPT until operator came out 12:46 so things change as these tools get 12:48 better um I'm going to try to kind of 12:52 react in real time so uh it seems that 12:55 deep seek R1 is good enough that it's 12:59 worth EXP exploring oh I see Brandon's 13:01 cursor flying around let me see if he's 13:04 in the backstage oh he's 13:07 here here we'll bring him up yo dude 13:11 what's 13:13 happening hey or maybe you thought we 13:15 were starting 13:17 late oh you thought we were starting 13:19 late oh yeah yeah I didn't know that's 13:21 fine that's fine um yeah I said I wasn't 13:25 going to come on early but but uh we 13:27 didn't have any Gallery uh gallery 13:29 activi tonight so started on time uh 13:32 welcome welcome welcome all right I'll 13:33 drop you down to the uh to the invisible 13:35 I'll drop you back into the uh the the 13:38 abyss bye 13:42 bye um yeah so there you go played with 13:45 AI studio today it was pretty good and 13:47 showed live to token usage AI Studio on 13:50 Google yeah AI Studio on Google's pretty 13:53 good you know 13:55 again Google is so schizophrenic with 13:58 their product strategy where some of the 14:01 cool stuff to play with is only in their 14:03 development environment it's not clear 14:06 when it's coming out 14:07 into I guess what you would consider 14:10 their their their consumer app which is 14:13 gemini.com uh which I I don't know I 14:17 don't know it's it's all these all these 14:19 uh I feel like every single AI product 14:23 at this point 14:25 is do you remember okay so this is only 14:28 for the old people 14:30 here but when when we were back in the 14:33 days of shrink wrap software Microsoft 14:37 Word was was good right and then they 14:41 put it out into the world and they would 14:43 have every six months or maybe it was 14:45 once a year they would have a new update 14:47 of Microsoft Word and maybe halfway 14:49 through the year they'd do the the 0.1 14:51 update or the 0 five update 14:53 right and and because it was shrink wrap 14:56 software they actually had to put discs 14:58 in boxes and ship those out to stores 15:00 right so so it it it wasn't sort of the 15:03 dynamic streaming software we get 15:06 today and Microsoft Word just added 15:09 features and added features and added 15:11 features and added features and there 15:13 was there was a version of Microsoft 15:15 Word that was sort of 15:18 the feature to Value Pinnacle the it was 15:22 the top of the mountain um and it was it 15:25 was Microsoft Word version 15:28 5.1 and it it was just like it had all 15:30 the [ __ ] everyone needed and like all 15:32 the features they added after 5.1 just 15:35 made it a complicated nightmarish 15:37 [ __ ] mess right um I feel like we are 15:42 we have crested with a lot of these AI 15:45 tools right now and we're starting to 15:46 come down the other side like every tool 15:49 right now is so [ __ ] complicated the 15:51 the video tools can now make images the 15:54 image tools can make videos some of them 15:56 can make 3D objects some of them can't 15:58 make 3D objects some of the large 16:00 language models can research some can 16:02 code some can you know anyway it's just 16:04 [ __ ] crazy Microsoft Word had a 16:06 button called fit to one page it would 16:09 shrink your multi-page to to one to one 16:13 best best feature ever yeah it's it was 16:16 things like that where where Microsoft 16:18 5.1 was the one that it just had all the 16:21 stuff and and in fact there was a I 16:24 think there might have even been an 16:25 official Microsoft rollback or or they 16:28 offered an official version of Word 5.1 16:32 when it had bloated the the term bloat 16:35 Weare comes from Microsoft uh where they 16:37 just added so many features to it that 16:39 it was just this bloated you know 16:40 horrific mess it was it was 70s Elvis 16:43 you 16:44 [Laughter] 16:47 know they killed it forever I felt it 16:49 deep in my soul I 16:53 know do you guys have live streams via 16:55 Mighty Network app I downloaded and 16:57 signed up for AI User Group but I'm not 16:59 sure how to catch all your live streams 17:01 uh amongst this community and others 17:04 um so mighty networks is weird um the 17:09 subscription level that we're on for the 17:10 AI Salon which by the way if you do want 17:13 to join the AI 17:14 Salon which you 17:16 should um go here go to the 17:21 salon. and click on the button that says 17:23 join our community that'll take you into 17:25 the mighty networks where the actual 17:27 Community you know you can interact with 17:29 the community in between in in between 17:31 these lives um hang on a 17:34 sec some lovely Java 17:40 um 17:42 so the subscription level that we have 17:45 on Mighty networks right now um only 17:48 gives us 20 20 hours a month of live 17:51 streaming but we're about to upgrade and 17:53 I don't know how many hours a month we 17:55 get there I would blow through 20 hours 17:58 if I were doing these live streams 18:00 within Mighty networks I would blow 18:02 through that in a week um so I I don't 18:06 want to use something that that we're 18:08 limited on so so right now um all of the 18:13 live meetings are sort of organized by 18:15 the the the club leaders the the people 18:17 that run each of the individual clubs um 18:20 I think at some point in 2025 we'll 18:22 probably have um we'll probably have a 18:26 version of that where where we might 18:28 start doing the live streaming directly 18:30 within within the mighty networks cuz I 18:32 think I think it kind of makes sense AOL 18:35 11 discs I just heard about deep seek 18:38 thoughts and 18:39 safety 18:41 um deep seek is a weird one I I don't 18:44 know enough about large language models 18:46 when they give you an open- Source large 18:48 language model with the weights you can 18:51 fine-tune it I don't know like is there 18:53 a way for them to have backo back door 18:58 security issues if you install it I 19:00 don't think 19:01 so um I know that deep seek R1 is very 19:05 very censored like if you ask it about 19:07 Tian Square it will not answer you now 19:11 can you um can you strip it down to its 19:14 its chord training and reverse that I 19:16 don't know I honestly don't know but 19:20 that's one that that we're going to be 19:22 exploring uh at some point in the next 19:24 30 days 19:30 yeah there's there was a um I saw a 19:33 tweet earlier there there there were a 19:35 number of comments about R1 19:47 today man I commented on Tim Ferris put 19:50 out a put out a tweet that basically 19:53 he's interviewing some other dude that's 19:55 like these AI tools are going to get 19:56 really good we're [ __ ] and Tim Ferris 19:59 put we're [ __ ] and then I commented on 20:01 that and said well what if instead of 20:03 we're [ __ ] it's like we're going to 20:05 have opportunity like we've never had 20:07 before holy [ __ ] am I getting a lot of 20:11 action on that with people that are 20:13 coming in all hot and bothered about 20:15 AI like Jesus 20:18 [Music] 20:21 um all right let's see what's said here 20:26 let's see what's said here 20:29 um deep 20:34 seek 20:41 R1 holy [ __ ] deep seek R1 is a mighty 20:52 [Music] 20:54 Beast see if I can 20:57 find let me put oh I spelled it wrong 21:00 for one thing that could help deep seek 21:04 R1 um side 21:17 project yeah here we 21:19 go hater slow developer there's no doubt 21:23 deep seek R1 has embarrassed all 21:25 companies including open AI Google and 21:27 meta yeah it apparently met is in a bit 21:29 of a a a panic right now because their 21:33 llama 4 ain't anywhere near 01 or deep 21:38 seek R1 apparently it's getting its ass 21:40 handed to it but that's just speculation 21:43 um funny they call the best model a side 21:46 project and make it open source just 21:48 imagine what China has achieved 21:49 internally USA is in panic mode game on 21:52 so this is I don't know who this guy is 21:55 um han han Xiao is deep seek going to 21:58 make money he says deep seeks 22:01 holding and whatever that I guess that's 22:03 the name of the company is a is a Quant 22:06 company many years already super smart 22:10 guys with top math background they 22:13 happen to own a lot of gpus for trading 22:15 and crypto mining purposes and deep seek 22:19 is their side project for squeezing 22:21 those 22:22 gpus so apparently deep seek is just a 22:26 bunch of math guys burning burning 22:28 through through uh through trades on 22:31 crypto mining mining crypto uh and they 22:35 were like hey why don't we why don't we 22:36 try to make a reasoning engine on the 22:38 side on the 22:42 weekends explain deep seek versus open 22:45 AI please okay well so this is gonna be 22:49 uh if pate's in here he can he can spank 22:51 me for for 22:52 misinformation um so so I don't know a 22:55 ton of it but basically it's 22:57 this um 23:00 chat 23:02 gpt1 and and chat GPT 40 all of what we 23:05 use in in chat 23:07 GPT is not OP Source it is owned and 23:12 controlled and optimized and the safety 23:15 guard rails are put on it by open AI so 23:19 if we're using it we have to use it on 23:21 Open AI servers we have to send our data 23:24 to them we have to trust that they're 23:26 not going to steal our data that they're 23:28 not going to share our data or leak our 23:30 data um if chat GPT decides or if if 23:35 open AI decides ah [ __ ] it custom gpts 23:39 were not all that interesting we're not 23:41 really going to do the we're not going 23:42 to let people monetize it we have to 23:44 deal with that right so so we're we're 23:48 at the mercy of whatever corporate 23:50 decisions they 23:52 make the danger of that is 23:55 that to to create the kind of 23:59 um powerful models that they've 24:03 created you need to raise a lot of money 24:06 right they just raised half a trillion 24:10 dollars to build compute infrastructure 24:13 to be able to do their new 24:15 models what that means is there's going 24:17 to be a relatively few companies open AI 24:22 Google probably Amazon 24:26 meta now meta has been open- sourcing 24:29 their tools so we'll come back to them 24:30 in a second but you're you're going to 24:31 have a a handful of 24:33 companies that are are what are called 24:35 these Frontier Model companies that have 24:37 enough money and resources to make these 24:39 state-of-the-art 24:41 models the danger when you have 24:44 Consolidated power in three corporations 24:46 or four corporations or whatever it 24:48 boils down to is that the government can 24:52 just come in and regulate the [ __ ] out 24:53 of them and say you're you're only going 24:55 to release this amount of power to the 24:57 people 24:59 deep seek and and the Llama models 25:02 currently from meta are open- Source 25:04 meaning I could take this deep seek 25:06 model I could go get um you know a fancy 25:11 Mac laptop right or one of nvidia's new 25:16 um what are they called digits uh you 25:18 know desktop supercomputers and I can 25:21 run that model that's as powerful as 01 25:24 right on my desktop none of my data goes 25:26 out to the internet I can 25:29 uh fine-tune it and tweak it on my own I 25:32 could make it specialized for this that 25:34 or the other so um so the difference is 25:37 the power 25:39 of chat 25:41 gp01 is literally in the hands of people 25:44 that are you know putting these things 25:46 small versions on Raspberry pies and 25:48 laptops and phones and things like that 25:51 like there's a lot of videos out right 25:53 now where they're taking the optimized 25:56 versions of that model and running them 25:58 locally on phones um so that's the the 26:00 big difference is control who controls 26:03 the data right and as we know from 26:05 Google controlling the data owning the 26:08 data is the business right if you're 26:10 getting it for free or 26:13 cheap you're the b you're you're the 26:16 business right 26:20 [Music] 26:47 you singing champy 26:48 [Music] 27:05 s in this low 27:07 Town wonder when things are going to 27:11 [Music] 27:12 change dream my life 27:15 away seems these dreams have turned to a 27:18 bunch 27:21 clouds getting my nerve up but my past 27:25 is pulling me down 27:30 wondering how 27:31 long this black sheet going stick 27:37 [Music] 27:43 around is he ever gonna start talking 27:45 about 27:46 operators I came here it I was told this 27:49 was a deep dive that what would happen 27:51 was I would come here and that the 27:53 professor do they call them professors 27:55 he doesn't look like a professor is it 27:57 is it is he even a teacher is he qualif 27:59 what are his qualifications does he have 28:02 qualifications why haven't we started 28:03 yet is he singing why is there a dog 28:06 singing what is this 28:10 Channel all right fantastic 28:13 Bob fan 28:15 [ __ ] Bob hey Bob 28:20 Bob all 28:22 right let's dig in one last YouTube 28:26 question on the previous topic singing 28:28 and what the [ __ ] is this Channel 28:31 about but if local can't access the 28:34 internet doesn't that limit its 28:36 capability well 28:38 so it depends what you're trying to do 28:41 with 28:42 it if you if you need it to process 28:47 information like the very latest news 28:49 then yeah you would need access to the 28:51 internet but if you needed to solve like 28:54 major physics 28:56 problems maybe physics problem s that 28:59 you don't want other people to know that 29:00 you're working on you probably don't 29:02 need access to the latest you know news 29:04 and chitter chatter on the 29:06 internet 29:08 um and they'll also keep updating those 29:11 models and I would imagine that once you 29:13 have the weights you can probably update 29:15 them yourselves and things like that so 29:16 I don't know um but but yeah it limits 29:20 it a bit but it's not it's not as like 29:23 once you have once you have a reasoning 29:25 engine that can solve you know big 29:29 mathematics problems and use reasoning 29:31 to to work through problems there's a 29:33 lot of stuff that you can do that would 29:34 that would make real good sense to have 29:37 not connected to the 29:39 internet all right black screen got the 29:41 black screen we're good to go we're 29:43 starting null just joined love null 29:47 null's right on 29:50 it didn't chose to change their name but 29:54 changed it to null get it it ain't there 29:58 it's a it's a protest 30:01 vote all right P Bob where are we going 30:05 Bob B hey Bob Bob Bob B Bob okay here's 30:10 what we're gonna 30:12 do I am gonna share my little 30:15 screen Shing ding dinging ding ding ding 30:19 null says hi hey null what's 30:22 shaking what is shaking 30:25 baby yeah yeah yeah yeah 30:32 yeah here's chat 30:34 GPT 30:36 um there's kind of a new and exciting 30:39 thing that I think is worth 30:42 sharing um let me I'm gonna switch 30:45 accounts here for a 30:50 second yeah that what you're writing 30:52 yeah exactly try advanced voice mode 30:56 okay 31:02 why is operator still 31:08 here H 31:13 fascinating I'm on a teams account that 31:15 does not have access to operator but I 31:17 guess because I do have access to 31:21 operator that's 31:24 fascinating I was I was trying to see if 31:27 uh I don't know if what I'm I think what 31:29 I'm about to show you is available to 31:31 plus users but I'm not 100% sure maybe 31:34 Brandon that's something you could you 31:35 could figure 31:36 out Kyle your tabs amazing collection at 31:39 this P at this point you're a curator I 31:42 I I I prefer the derogatory term tab 31:46 hoarder uh I am a tab hoarder I enjoy my 31:49 tabs um there's something about my ADHD 31:53 and pattern recognition that I love 31:55 being able to just scan them and like 31:57 quickly quickly click on things um 90% 32:01 of them I'll never click on again but I 32:03 will never admit that to myself so I 32:05 just let my browser CRA crash on a 32:08 regular basis um and I yell at Google 32:10 for having shitty memory management um 32:14 which they 32:16 do because you know you you know you I I 32:20 promise you I promise you these 32:22 discussions have gone on within the 32:24 engineering 32:26 Suites in the Google office is well you 32:29 uh logically uh users should should 32:32 probably not uh keep more than 6.2 tabs 32:36 active uh concurrently uh once once you 32:40 uh exceed uh seven tabs of course well I 32:42 mean 6.3 would be the the number but you 32:45 can't have a third of a tab of course 32:46 which I mean we've tried to program that 32:48 was it was it was a humorous uh exercise 32:50 and but once you uh exceed seven tabs uh 32:53 then we're doing what would be called 32:55 memory swapping and and there's of 32:56 course challenges with cash man 32:58 management and and cookie management and 33:00 and and of course we would recommend 33:01 that users uh manage their tabs just 33:03 like their email uh strive for inbox 33:06 zero and and uh and just you know don't 33:08 do not keep tabs open uh we would also 33:11 recommend that that users on a regular 33:13 basis restart the Chrome browser once 33:16 every well officially 52.6 minutes uh 33:20 but you once an hour would be be a 33:22 recommendation that we would encourage 33:24 people to do uh for for the stability uh 33:27 of of the The 33:30 Experience 33:31 no 33:33 no I'm going to have 100 tabs open and 33:36 I'm gonna leave my browser run until you 33:38 force me to restart my machine which at 33:40 this point is twice a day am I bitter 33:42 about it oh yeah bitter bitter you 33:47 betcha 33:50 okay Kyle's tabs look like the flags of 33:53 the 33:55 world I thought 6.4 20 would be the 33:59 humorous exercise yeah exactly hi new 34:02 people um this is our equivalent of 34:04 Music on hold yes um the one of the 34:07 nicknames of the channel here is chat 34:09 add um I will get to uh uh demoing and 34:14 playing with operators but there's some 34:17 stuff I want to show you first that I 34:18 think is worth looking at 34:20 okay so so I don't you may or may not 34:24 know there's a thing in chat GPT called 34:26 canvas which you can you can access from 34:29 this little row of icons here at the 34:32 bottom of the of the chat thing the chat 34:36 bar chat bar chat box I never know what 34:38 to call that what do you call this 34:41 thing the Google box the the the the 34:45 entry form input 34:49 area I'm sure it has a name and I'm sure 34:52 I won't like it anybody know what that's 34:54 called The Box the chat bar I've been 34:57 fighting with canvas once I turn it on I 35:00 don't know how to turn it off oh okay I 35:01 think I can show you that the chat hole 35:04 perfect null null actually has this 35:06 figured out this is technically called 35:07 the chat hole and so anyway the three 35:10 icons at the bottom of the chat hole 35:12 this middle one you click on that and 35:13 that's tools right and you can search 35:16 the web and you can use reasoning I you 35:18 can also use reasoning from up here so I 35:20 don't know why the [ __ ] they're putting 35:22 the same [ __ ] thing in multiple menu 35:24 items but that's neither here they near 35:27 one of the things here's can 35:29 and so if you create a canvas I can say 35:32 um write me an epic poem about the power 35:40 of chat 35:43 GPT 35:46 operator that launched 35:50 yesterday um please go research the 35:56 latest so you 35:59 know what it 36:04 is the 36:06 poem um 36:09 should be in the style of The 36:14 Iliad 36:17 illed is that right I think 36:23 so okay so now what it's going to do is 36:26 it creates this thing called a canvas 36:33 and so this thing over here on the right 36:35 is the canvas the thing over here on the 36:37 is left is your chat box you can change 36:40 the width of these if you didn't know 36:42 that you can they got you know what's it 36:45 called responsive design they got 36:47 responsive design people they they've 36:50 used some clever CSS and HTML and react 36:54 elements I'm just talking out of my ass 36:56 I don't know which one of those this 36:57 actually is 36:58 but you can you can slide it the chat 37:02 hole is over on the left and your canvas 37:04 is on the right now the cool thing about 37:07 the canvas is this is now an editable 37:09 document sing Muse of the operator's 37:12 might chat gpt's latest heral borne of 37:15 luminous thought who wields the power of 37:18 custom code a Titan's gift to shape the 37:20 world with data's whispered truths 37:23 whatever uh and I could say I don't like 37:25 that with data's um hallowed truths so I 37:29 can just go in and I can change that 37:32 slick nice um you can also do things 37:35 here like um adjust the length I can 37:38 make it longer I can make it shorter I 37:40 can adjust the reading level to let's go 37:43 to 37:44 kindergarten kindergarten reading level 37:46 boom let's rewrite The Iliad in 37:50 kindergarten sing little ones of 37:53 something so neat a helper called 37:55 operator really a treat born Le from 37:58 Smart Minds it works every day helping 38:00 with tasks in a magical way I this might 38:05 be a reflection of my intellect but I 38:07 kind of like the kindergarten version of 38:09 this much 38:16 better 38:17 oh okay ask the chat hole to make it a 38:21 game yeah exactly okay so a couple of 38:24 things um so so you can now edit this 38:27 and so Cory wait was it Corey or was it 38:30 Source Camp who was asking about uh 38:32 Source Camp right finally something I 38:35 can understand exactly okay so Source 38:38 Camp um the way this works so the the 38:40 canvas you can actually close the canvas 38:43 and you can come back to it so you'll 38:46 notice here 38:49 um if I click on this little box right 38:53 that says chat operator I can I can open 38:56 and close it like that so you can 38:58 actually create multiple canvases in the 39:00 same chat so I could say um let me make 39:02 another canvas and I'm going to say um I 39:07 want you to make a an 39:12 HTML SL react 39:17 game um that 39:20 teaches Kinder Gart teners about 39:26 operator and so it's going to spin up a 39:28 new 39:32 canvas and now it's going to start 39:34 writing code and then it's going to it's 39:36 going to expand it for us allow network 39:39 access always allow was probably stupid 39:42 I should probably not always allow it to 39:44 access the internet but I did because I 39:47 know how to live I know how to make Good 39:48 Life Choices we've talked about that now 39:52 I can close this and I think it's GNA 39:54 still keep going should be still going 39:56 yep still working 39:58 and I could scroll back and I could go 39:59 oh wait I wanted to go fix that poem so 40:02 I click on the 40:03 poem and let's see is 40:10 this let's see sing little ones yeah 40:13 this is the same one okay so so I went 40:17 back to this 40:18 canvas and now I can go to the operator 40:22 game and I can go back to this canvas 40:25 okay so this is the thing that I wanted 40:28 to show you so that's what so canvas is 40:30 an editable document now you can put 40:34 poetry in there you can put business 40:35 plans in there I'll show you a cool 40:37 thing that I did uh with 01 Pro because 40:41 I have access to it um that's related to 40:43 operators but they just added a new 40:46 thing so in Claude if you've ever used 40:48 Claude 40:49 AI um you can have it right in 40:51 application and it will preview it in 40:53 the window well they've added that now 40:55 in chat GPT so you'll notice up here in 40:57 the right hand corner um here's our code 41:00 our HTML and react code for turning this 41:03 into a kindergartener game I can hit 41:05 preview now and I've never done this by 41:08 the way always allow um okay so now we 41:11 have a game right hello friend do you 41:13 want to learn about the operator yes 41:16 operator is a helper helper helper opo 41:21 is a hel tool that makes things easier 41:29 Husker McGill cutti that is the best 41:32 [ __ ] name um so it's like branching 41:35 your work yeah exactly like so can think 41:39 of canvases is within a given chat you 41:42 can spin up these editable documents 41:45 right so I think you guys have seen me 41:48 maybe I'll do a deep dive on this next 41:50 week I've done I've done deep Dives 41:52 before where I'll take um a whiteboard 41:55 of of an app that that was just like 41:58 someone took a picture of a whiteboard 42:00 and then I'll go into chat GPT upload 42:02 the picture of the Whiteboard and then 42:04 just cycle through coming up with a name 42:06 for the company coming up with you know 42:08 a marketing strategy a marketing plan um 42:12 you know uh images code you know start 42:16 writing the program itself I do this 42:18 whole Deep dive what you could do with 42:20 canvases is those could all be distinct 42:22 editable documents so you're having kind 42:24 of one brainstorming session in the chat 42:27 hole 42:28 and then you've got all these separate 42:30 documents that are these editable things 42:32 that you can go back and go oh I want to 42:34 add that to the marketing plan so you 42:35 can it it it's a much more Nimble thing 42:38 and so what this thing is doing now is 42:41 you know allowing us to play the 42:44 game um that it just coded right and so 42:48 now so here's my code and I can say um 42:52 that game 42:54 was but ugly 42:58 act like a world class 43:03 designer and make it suck 43:08 less this is for our 43:12 children and the 43:14 adults that act like them you can make 43:20 M like 43:22 them um get it together boy exclamation 43:29 [Laughter] 43:32 point always disparage your thing um can 43:36 this be done in the 43:38 app 43:41 canvases I think are in the app but they 43:45 might not be hang on um new 43:48 prompt no they're 43:51 not slash 43:55 canvas um artic 44:00 um 44:02 on uh 44:09 snow searching the 44:12 web no it doesn't look like you can do 44:14 canvases in the app which 44:17 is a drag but it's if you're on a phone 44:20 this is this is a lot of interface to 44:22 jam in there all right editing the 44:25 operator game so what's it doing over 44:27 here okay it's it's we're 44:30 editing this is making our game more 44:34 better I think it's absolutely [ __ ] 44:36 amazing like we live in a world right 44:38 now even though this is really slow we 44:40 live in a world right now where you can 44:42 like watch this thing [ __ ] edit 44:44 itself okay the game has been redesigned 44:47 with a polished vibrant aesthetic 44:49 suitable for kids and funloving adults 44:52 I'm a fun-loving adult um let me know if 44:55 there's further tweaks you would like to 44:56 enhance the experience so let's preview 44:58 it and let's see if it's better than 45:00 black buttons on a white 45:03 background uh it looks like it hung and 45:06 did 45:09 nothing stop 45:13 preview installing packages 45:27 canvas is a little 45:29 janky and I I have a feeling operator is 45:31 eating a lot of gpus right now anyway so 45:35 so if you're a programmer and especially 45:38 if you're doing react things now I 45:39 thought I thought it said it could also 45:42 let me try a new thing um Let's do let's 45:47 do 45:48 Canvas and then we'll do um 45:52 write me a python app 45:57 um that 45:59 [Music] 46:01 calcu 46:02 lates 46:04 um the force needed to open a 46:12 jar of peanut 46:16 butter when you are hungry in the 46:20 morning 46:29 [Music] 46:32 I think of it as the chat bar Call It 46:35 Whatever You Like I dialogue box yeah 46:38 dialog box is the official one but I 46:40 think chat hole we can all agree that 46:42 chat hole is appropriate somewhere paid 46:45 is 46:50 weeping um I think this can also run 46:53 python code in the canvas so we'll see 46:56 when it stops slow slly writing code 47:00 here if you're like why is chat GPT so 47:04 slow I don't like this shouldn't it be 47:05 faster than this yeah it should be 47:07 faster than this but it's writing your 47:08 code for you if you tried to get a a 47:11 developer to do this for you you 47:13 couldn't get them on the phone for two 47:15 weeks and then they'd be [ __ ] 47:17 stoned you'd be like where's my where's 47:20 my thing oh man you know I have to 47:22 reinstall a library man you know is this 47:26 done oh yeah it's done okay 47:28 um 47:29 run so it's running the console see this 47:33 is a problem I had earlier so so it it 47:35 brings a console up here but then I 47:37 don't see anything in the console when I 47:39 hit stop it says it ran successfully so 47:44 I I clearly don't know what I'm doing 47:45 here but uh there's some [ __ ] going on 47:49 on the programming side of chat GPT 47:51 worth worth checking out okay let's move 47:54 over to operator let's start this deep 47:56 dive an hour into the conversation they 47:59 don't call this chat add for 48:06 nothing oh man we should do a deep dive 48:10 what did I say I was gonna do a deep 48:11 dive on oh the the uploading the 48:14 Whiteboard and and creating an app out 48:16 of it and all that sort of stuff yeah 48:17 I'll do that I I'll actually that's a 48:19 really good one to do I'll do that next 48:21 week so so capture that wait you can 48:25 actually make the app 48:28 [Music] 48:30 you can actually make the app 48:32 now yeah except I can't get it to run in 48:34 that in that window because I because I 48:36 just don't know what I'm doing and I 48:37 haven't taken any time to learn it but 48:39 there there's fancy [ __ ] to look at okay 48:41 new thing here so yeah Brandon capture 48:44 next week let's do a we'll do a 48:46 whiteboard we'll do a whiteboard demo 48:48 but I'll really focus on doing it as a 48:51 series of canvas documents I think that 48:53 could be 48:54 interesting okay um 48:57 so one of the cool things because I'm 49:00 paying a an insane amount of money is 49:02 I've got 01 Pro now so what I did was I 49:08 let's 49:11 see operator use cases 49:15 okay 49:17 so um I use chat GPT 4 to go search the 49:22 internet and look up the latest 49:25 information on what an open AI operator 49:28 is so I had I had chat gp4 write the 49:31 definition of what an operator is okay 49:34 so so basically there there's the oh 49:37 wait no down to 49:39 here is that's what chat gp4 wrote and 49:42 then I wrote this prompt 49:45 prompt and again I'm doing this in 01 49:48 Pro which is the the mac daddy $200 a 49:53 month reasoning engine I said I want you 49:56 to help me conceive use cases that are 49:58 beyond the obvious first I'd like you to 50:02 I'd like you to identify some use case 50:05 personas or different kinds of people at 50:08 different roles and then identify three 50:10 use cases for each role that are 50:13 multi-step workflows that involve at 50:15 least three different categories of 50:18 website needed to achieve the 50:22 role I'm even my prompts are just 50:25 [ __ ] run on sentences 50:31 I'm trying to come up with a list of 50:32 unique and interesting use cases to test 50:35 the 50:37 operators like what I'm trying to do 50:39 here is if we're going to do a deep dive 50:41 on operators I'm like I don't want to 50:43 just do the same [ __ ] you see on all the 50:45 videos and and do the same [ __ ] that 50:47 everyone's already done I think 50:49 that operator is an important enough new 50:53 capability for for non-programmers right 50:57 that it's funny the engineers are all 50:59 like ah this is useless it's just it's 51:02 slow and it's stupid and it's this and 51:04 it's that it's not if you're not a 51:08 programmer the fact that it's slow is 51:10 actually an advantage right now we're 51:12 not used to we cannot conceive in our 51:15 just beyond monkey 51:18 brains what these tools are actually 51:21 capable of so the fact that they've 51:22 throttled this thing way down and made 51:24 it like 51:30 is actually really good so so I wanted 51:34 to do that and then um operator or or 51:37 the 51:39 uh 01 Pro thought for a 51:42 minute 51:44 uh a minute and 7 seconds and it only 51:47 used one Chain of Thought reasoning 51:49 thing so I guess it did all its 51:50 reasoning on the back end but it thought 51:52 long and hard but the list it gave me 51:55 here I I was at first blush I was really 51:58 impressed with how long it was and how 52:00 thorough it was and actually some of the 52:02 ideas are pretty good so so yeah we're 52:05 we're in the this you are looking at you 52:07 are witnessing this this is the $200 52:10 version of 52:12 chaa okay 52:15 so close that make this a little bigger 52:19 so y'all can see it 52:23 um new person um Indie documentary 52:27 filmmaker use case one Film Festival 52:30 submissions I think this is really cool 52:32 right search film Film Festival sites um 52:37 to identify suitable upcoming festivals 52:40 collaboration and e e signing log into a 52:43 cloud storage online platform like 52:45 Google driver Dropbox retrieve the 52:48 film's promotional materials navigate to 52:50 an eature service like Doc you sign and 52:53 submit official entry forms and then pay 52:56 for it 52:58 like that's a pretty cool so so what 53:01 what I think we should try tonight I'll 53:03 read through a bunch of these and then 53:05 maybe we just grab one of these and see 53:07 see how this thing [ __ ] 53:09 does um all right side hustle me me no 53:12 way Kyle it's not good I got into a 53:15 heated argument with chat GPT wait 53:17 what's not 53:19 good oh I just lost that 53:22 pin I got into a heated argument with 53:24 GPT this week 53:27 it's not good what's wait when you say 53:29 it's not good what's not 53:33 good um um operator's not good oh how 53:37 slow it 53:40 is it was such a [ __ ] show worse than 53:42 working with a helpless intern so side 53:45 hustle 53:46 Mimi just I I agree it's it's really bad 53:50 right now but but don't don't assume 53:54 it's going to stay bad for long uh 53:57 um because what they're doing is kind of 53:59 remarkable I agree it's it's janky and 54:02 slower than [ __ ] but again I think 54:04 there's a value in it being slow 54:06 initially and and it I think it's 54:09 actually really 54:11 important so so here's here's the 54:13 analogy I like to think 54:15 about when I when I started agency.com 54:18 in the mid 90s and we were making 54:20 websites for these big Fortune 500 54:23 companies one of the first battles we 54:25 got in was with the it departments that 54:29 basically said you will never put our 54:32 data on the Internet it's not 54:36 secure we we actually got fired by I 54:39 don't know I don't know if you remember 54:40 Columbia House 54:42 Records Columbia House Records you could 54:45 buy you could buy um 54:48 11 cassettes or eight tracks or CDs when 54:52 they got into the modern age for a penny 54:55 and then and then you got in this they 54:57 would send you [ __ ] every every week or 54:59 every month whatever it was and you had 55:00 to cancel it it was a nightmare but we 55:03 built their first website and they 55:04 wanted to be able to order um have 55:07 people order [ __ ] sign up for the 55:09 service on the internet and so we're 55:13 building the site and the IT 55:14 Department's not giving us access not 55:16 giving us access and our clients getting 55:17 pissed off and they're and they're like 55:21 why like why is the site not working 55:24 we're like well we don't have access to 55:26 your back end because your it Department 55:28 won't give it to us so they called this 55:30 big ass meeting where we're sitting on 55:33 one side of a table our clients like on 55:35 the other side of the table and and the 55:37 IT Department's on the other side of the 55:39 table and at one point the CTO of 55:42 Columbia House Records slams his fist on 55:44 the table and goes do you mean to tell 55:46 me if you don't have access to our 55:48 database you can't build a [ __ ] 55:50 website and I said that's exactly what 55:53 I'm [ __ ] 55:55 saying and and they fired us um and of 55:59 course you know you know they figured 56:01 out how to put [ __ ] on the internet 56:02 right and we figured out how to feel 56:05 comfortable as end users putting our 56:07 credit cards on the internet that was 56:09 something I heard for years I'll never 56:11 put my credit card on the 56:13 internet I think that these agents are a 56:17 very similar technology where if these 56:19 things were super slick and super fast 56:22 it would freak some people the [ __ ] out 56:25 right like if it just went off and was 56:27 like Zip Zip Zip you know here's three 56:30 decisions you need to make and you know 56:32 put in your credit card here and your 56:33 Social Security number here and Bo Bo 56:35 off it goes and it signs you up for a 56:37 bunch of medical 56:39 trials that would [ __ ] freak people 56:42 out so the fact that it's like this slow 56:44 plotting thing right now I think is by 56:47 Design quite frankly let's make it super 56:50 safe super slow we'll check in with the 56:52 user all the time you sure this is okay 56:54 you sure this is okay so anyway 56:57 um is it what it should be no but I 57:00 don't think any of us are ready for what 57:02 it is anyway okay um let's let's blow 57:05 through these uh locate uh location 57:07 scouting and permits crown crowdfunding 57:10 and marketing oh this is a good one so 57:12 for independent filmmakers set up or 57:14 update a campaign page on Kickstarter or 57:17 Indiegogo and add new perks for backers 57:20 oh that would be a fun one to do 57:22 tonight although it might take us too 57:24 long to set it up and then social media 57:27 scheduling connect social media 57:29 management 57:31 tools email marketing log into email 57:34 service like mailchip and send 57:35 personalized newsletters to supporters 57:37 linking them back holy [ __ ] okay so P 57:41 people 57:46 people the tropes right now about AI 57:50 because AI is about to [ __ ] up some jobs 57:53 the tropes are AI is going to destroy 57:55 all your jobs AI is going to take 57:57 everything 57:59 away you know I look at this right here 58:02 wait a minute I could set up a single 58:05 agent to go do all this or maybe I set 58:07 up three of them right one to go set up 58:09 no no you you would I guess you would do 58:12 it in a single in a single 58:16 agent yeah it could go create a 58:19 crowdfunding campaign for you you you 58:22 brainstorm it in chat GPT and then just 58:24 have it go do all this [ __ ] 58:27 and it'll check in with you and tell you 58:29 when you need to send [ __ ] all right 58:32 Urban agriculture 58:34 entrepreneur the Comm uh use case one 58:37 community garden 58:38 initiative research available public 58:41 land zoning rules fill out forms for a 58:44 community garden 58:46 permit compare vacant lots for rent or 58:48 sale via commercial real estate listing 58:51 websites and then volunteer management 58:54 create an event page on a volunteer sign 58:56 up platform Sign Up Genius I mean even 59:00 the work that this thing did just 59:01 putting together these little plans is 59:04 is pretty [ __ ] 59:06 good pretty [ __ ] good all right 59:09 questions 12 tapes for a penny 59:13 cha um all 59:18 right um okay so let's let's nonprofit 59:21 fundraising coordinator I don't know if 59:22 an Murphy's on the on the call um hybrid 59:26 Gala event planning compare availability 59:30 and pricing for event venues through 59:32 local event 59:33 directories create and manage an event 59:36 page on a ticketing 59:38 platform um social media promotion live 59:42 stream 59:43 setup set up a live stream option on 59:46 YouTube or Vimeo for remote 59:50 attendees these are great use cases 59:52 these are really 59:55 good all right remote learning 59:58 educator course open open educational 1:00:01 resources oer gather lesson plans images 1:00:04 and interactive modules for open source 1:00:07 repositories from open source 1:00:10 repositories compile the materials into 1:00:12 interactive 1:00:14 slides on platforms like Google Slides 1:00:17 or prey upload the slides into an LMS 1:00:21 hey 1:00:22 Vicky Vicky for for are are you ready 1:00:25 for AI we don't need we don't need to 1:00:28 make a stinking curriculum we can just 1:00:30 have an agent to 1:00:34 it I I bet that would be a [ __ ] 1:00:37 hilarious nightmare to watch how bad 1:00:39 this thing 1:00:41 is all right Virtual Field Trips 360 1:00:45 tour sites Source interactive Museum 1:00:49 gallery or city tours from dedicated 1:00:51 virtual tour platforms wow this one's 1:00:54 fascinating schedule and host a group 1:00:57 call on Zoomer teams for realtime 1:00:59 commentary and then then Q&A and polling 1:01:02 this is super 1:01:03 cool Virtual Field 1:01:07 Trips very cool you know what I'm gonna 1:01:11 do there's too many good ideas here okay 1:01:16 because these are actually good enough 1:01:18 ideas I think they're they're 1:01:19 independent of operator but we're we're 1:01:21 going to play with operator as well but 1:01:24 I'm going to copy all this 1:01:29 and I'm going to go over to the AI 1:01:32 Salon that's the AI Salon if you don't 1:01:34 know is at wait for 1:01:39 it um right there the salon. click on 1:01:44 join our community um Vicky is your 1:01:46 agent yes yes she is we we're not firing 1:01:50 you Vicky just because operator can do 1:01:53 everything you can do while we sleep s 1:01:57 you still got your 1:02:01 job um okay YouTube comment let's see 1:02:04 what the YouTube comment is here I am 1:02:07 the agent 1:02:09 exactly you go 1:02:11 Vicki um there's surely lots of money to 1:02:13 be made in upskilling for both 1:02:15 individuals and major corporations in 1:02:16 the area of AI basics for those 1:02:18 displaced 1:02:20 absolutely you should have operator 1:02:22 watch AI learning lab on YouTube oh 1:02:24 that's interesting 1:02:26 Oh that's oh dude that's a good 1:02:31 idea that's really 1:02:35 good okay wait I have a 3D three-day 1:02:39 streak keep going oh on oh we added 1:02:41 streaks on uh on uh AI learn on AI 1:02:46 Salon okay so I'm gonna go into a 1:02:48 regulars and I'm gonna post this so I'm 1:02:50 going to put 1:02:52 um here are some really 1:02:58 interesting use case ideas for 1:03:06 autonomous agents 1:03:09 like um like open AI 1:03:15 [Music] 1:03:16 operator 1:03:18 um I created in 01 1:03:24 Pro um 1:03:29 these are 1:03:31 actually 1:03:32 not bad ideas to 1:03:36 try with non 1:03:41 autonomous AI tools have at them 1:03:46 exclamation point and then paste that 1:03:50 [ __ ] in 1:03:51 there how to use these 1:03:54 scenarios beautiful 1:03:57 okay 1:04:03 so post don't notify all right so if 1:04:07 you're 1:04:09 in if you're in AI Salon go to a 1:04:13 regulars and that's in there for you to 1:04:15 play with okay let's go back out to this 1:04:19 thing is this where we 1:04:24 are all right uh 1:04:27 um nonprofit fundraiser we did that one 1:04:31 the remote learning thing the Virtual 1:04:33 Field Trips is pretty cool black bar for 1:04:35 the Tik Tock people these Tik Tock 1:04:37 people I gotta say they're they are so 1:04:39 demanding the Tik Tock people they need 1:04:42 to be 1:04:43 coddled they they they need hugs they 1:04:46 need 1:04:47 cookies um it's Friday night they've 1:04:49 probably made nachos and Hot Pockets the 1:04:51 fancy ones have probably made uh French 1:04:54 toast as 1:04:57 requested but man they're just like 1:04:59 could you put the black bar up please 1:05:01 the black bar is not there excuse me 1:05:03 excuse hey Kyle c c c c all right 1:05:11 um did y'all hit the Thumbs Up Button 1:05:13 yet on YouTube I bet you 1:05:15 didn't listen to Vicky 1:05:17 Baptist she will she will give you a a a 1:05:23 finger 1:05:24 wag if you don't hit the thumbs up 1:05:26 button okay Global guest lecture 1:05:30 professional networking site identify 1:05:32 subject matter experts on LinkedIn or 1:05:34 specialized academic 1:05:36 networks coordinate scheduling a Google 1:05:39 Calendar or calendly sending invites 1:05:42 automatically and then set up a video 1:05:44 sharing thing okay that's 1:05:48 interesting tell CEF to reload they lost 1:05:51 comments if you lost comments just relo 1:05:53 reload just quit and come back into 1:05:57 Tik Tock I assume force quit it could 1:06:00 you have operator spin back up the daily 1:06:02 Jank with Frank and automate that you 1:06:05 could but you don't you have to get me 1:06:06 to want to do it that's the that's the 1:06:10 challenge there hugs cookies and french 1:06:12 toast is really all I need in life 1:06:14 exactly see the the on the Tik Tok it's 1:06:17 a whole different breed of of the 1:06:20 Irregulars over on the Tik Tok Channel 1:06:22 they're very special okay haven't used 1:06:25 11 lab to clone you yeah but with 1:06:27 something like Frank it would be like it 1:06:30 would just be bad 1:06:32 um have Cloud do computer use and okay 1:06:37 not side hustle Mimi we are okay um 1:06:40 Boutique travel curator oh this looks 1:06:42 like a good one use Skyscanner or Google 1:06:44 flights to search multiflight City 1:06:47 option oh wait this is a 1:06:48 multi-destination honeymoon planning 1:06:50 here's Corporate Retreat and team 1:06:53 building Adventure travel vlog 1:06:56 collaboration I like it came up these 1:06:58 are these are very creative ideas like I 1:07:01 didn't give it much in the way of 1:07:03 Direction and it it did pretty good um 1:07:06 HR managers start for a startup 1:07:09 International hiring process Post open 1:07:12 rolls on job 1:07:15 sites use calendar scheduling to 1:07:18 schedule [ __ ] all right 1:07:21 fascinating offsite company offsites 1:07:23 Regulatory Compliance and Reporting all 1:07:25 right there we go I thought the the the 1:07:27 initial ones were were the best best 1:07:31 ones 1:07:38 [Music] 1:07:39 um browse platforms like yelper Trip 1:07:42 Advisor to identify farmtable 1:07:46 restaurants use a minic CRM Outreach 1:07:49 tool to manage potential restaurant 1:07:53 contacts and then automate the 1:07:55 generation of shipping labels 1:08:00 huh community supported 1:08:10 agriculture um let's let's ask it 1:08:15 um give me 20 more use cases 1:08:26 with 1:08:29 a more 1:08:32 simple 1:08:37 instruction 1:08:43 set additional use cases 1:08:47 thinking show the 1:08:52 details creating concise workflows 1:09:06 thank you for the gift Lil God 1:09:08 appreciate 1:09:09 that always 1:09:21 appreciated Vicki I'm a YouTuber not a 1:09:23 Tik tocker 1:09:27 it's good we're starting camps now we're 1:09:29 starting that's good I'm I'm 1:09:31 successfully dividing dividing the 1:09:33 community oh oh they're a Tik Tock oh 1:09:37 that YouTuber that YouTuber Vicky yeah 1:09:40 oh I know her she's no tick tocker let 1:09:43 me tell you 1:09:44 [Laughter] 1:09:52 that all right this thing's thinking for 1:09:55 a long time 1:09:57 to be honest I'm both you really are 1:09:58 both you're the bridge you you bridge 1:10:01 you bridge the 1:10:04 communities all right come on come on we 1:10:07 can't we 1:10:08 we're we've got we've got things to go 1:10:13 do okay here we are did we do it yeah 1:10:16 here they 1:10:20 are art student organizing a campus 1:10:24 exhibition 1:10:26 check room 1:10:27 availability um craft Brewer developing 1:10:31 a seasonal beer research flavor 1:10:34 profiles order specialty 1:10:38 ingredients let's that this one's kind 1:10:41 of 1:10:43 cool all right let's grab these okay 1:10:47 we're gonna we're just going to go do 1:10:49 this okay so the way we do this is over 1:10:54 here on the left hand side you've got 1:10:56 operator is this new 1:10:58 mode Let's see for you folks it's over 1:11:01 there over here see this operator it's 1:11:04 got this little up Arrow so this is 1:11:06 going to actually dump us out to a 1:11:08 completely different site called 1:11:10 operator. do yeah chat gp.com 1:11:13 so now we're in the operator website and 1:11:17 the way this works is we're going to 1:11:19 give it a prompt and then it's going to 1:11:22 basically spin up a web browser and go 1:11:24 start surfing the internet um to 1:11:27 accomplish what we want to accomplish 1:11:29 and it uses Chain of Thought reasoning 1:11:31 so it starts giving itself 1:11:33 instructions and then how it's how it's 1:11:36 surfing these websites is it's creating 1:11:39 screenshots and then it can interact 1:11:41 with that screenshot it can see the 1:11:42 screenshot and it can identify interface 1:11:45 elements on top of it and it can 1:11:47 interact with it it's pretty it's pretty 1:11:49 slick so we're going to pop this in here 1:11:52 so craft 1:11:54 Brewer developing a seasonal 1:11:58 beer okay 1:12:02 search 1:12:12 research I want 1:12:17 to 1:12:22 develop a 1:12:26 seasonal 1:12:30 Beer 1:12:35 Company 1:12:37 one recipe 1:12:40 database research potential flavor 1:12:45 profiles uh oh oh wait stop 1:13:01 two I probably probably doesn't 1:13:07 matter and then we'll go three 1:13:11 um a 1:13:14 detailed manual 1:13:30 okay so I want to develop a seasonal 1:13:33 Beer Company one go research potential 1:13:37 flavor profiles 1:13:40 two order specialty ingredients grains 1:13:43 yeast and brewing equipment and three a 1:13:46 detailed manual business plan for manual 1:13:50 bus plan for how to launch my business I 1:13:53 suppose we should do that first but it's 1:13:54 not as fun as looking up recipes so 1:13:56 we'll do it backwards we'll do it live 1:13:59 we'll do it live all right here we go so 1:14:03 we we we fired in our thing I'll 1:14:05 research potential flavor profiles and 1:14:07 find suppliers and brewing equipment 1:14:10 once I gather the information I'll 1:14:12 compile a detailed manual or business 1:14:15 plan for launching your seasonal Beer 1:14:16 Company I'll start start by researching 1:14:19 flavor profiles this this sound good 1:14:23 sounds um 1:14:27 awesome make sure you 1:14:33 find 1:14:35 um 1:14:37 nonobvious 1:14:42 flavor 1:14:44 profiles 1:14:45 don't be lazy and 1:14:51 stop 1:14:52 with the ones we've 1:14:56 heard 1:15:02 of bang 1:15:05 okay so thank you very much Lil God 1:15:08 appreciate that it's quite 1:15:11 generous um is this on chat GPT yeah so 1:15:14 where we are okay 1:15:16 so what I'm using right now and okay so 1:15:19 now here here it's opened the browser so 1:15:21 I'm going to I'm going to make this so 1:15:23 this is very similar to canvas right 1:15:26 where it is it is off now searching the 1:15:29 internet um the the chat hole is over 1:15:32 here on the left so this is our little 1:15:34 chat history and then if I click 1:15:39 on if I click on the thing where it says 1:15:42 what it's doing Here's Your Chain of 1:15:44 Thought reasoning so so these are the 1:15:47 instructions it's writing for itself to 1:15:49 go find stuff so it says search search 1:15:52 Unique beer profiles exploring the first 1:15:55 search result link exploring article for 1:15:59 Unique beer flavors exploring hop 1:16:01 varieties and flavors closing the 1:16:03 subscription so this basically went to 1:16:06 Google it's now clicking on websites 1:16:10 going and looking at those websites 1:16:12 going back to 1:16:18 Google anything involving the screen and 1:16:21 it doing on 1:16:23 its own in browser 1:16:26 um I don't know what that comment is p i 1:16:29 so so it's running this browser instance 1:16:32 in this chat session so it's not this is 1:16:35 kind of a hermetically sealed 1:16:38 container uh well it's not hermetically 1:16:40 sealed because it's reaching out to the 1:16:42 internet but it's it's not connected to 1:16:45 beyond my browser I 1:16:47 assume P oh P's having a side 1:16:49 conversation okay cool um the chat hole 1:16:54 technical lingle lingo love it yeah I 1:16:57 like I'm happy with the chat 1:16:58 hole um the other thing that's really 1:17:01 cool about this so so here's here's some 1:17:03 things I've discovered so far so I think 1:17:06 just watching it give itself 1:17:08 instructions is absolutely [ __ ] 1:17:10 fascinating and again this is the fact 1:17:13 that this is so slow I get that it's 1:17:16 absolutely maddening how slow it is and 1:17:19 at the same 1:17:21 time we're kind of learning what it's 1:17:23 like to watch and entity that can reason 1:17:27 kind of navigate its way around the 1:17:29 internet um and we also get to at any 1:17:32 point I can jump in and take control 1:17:35 like I could jump in at this point and 1:17:36 say I don't want to start a beer company 1:17:38 anymore I want to start a Tea Company 1:17:40 start over and it would you know you 1:17:42 know do do its old thing um if it runs 1:17:46 into a capture or if it needs to log 1:17:48 into a site that I've got access to 1:17:50 it'll stop and tell me to go do 1:17:53 that um 1:18:02 not every comment is for you Kyle I know 1:18:05 it breaks my heart Pate I can't what 1:18:07 what do you mean you guys are talking on 1:18:09 your own this is my show you're supposed 1:18:11 to be watching the 1:18:14 star do you guys need me to put on the 1:18:17 pink bow do I need to put on the pink 1:18:18 bow for get you to pay attention to 1:18:23 me oh we're off in check us Slovakia 1:18:26 right now crisp malt base malt other 1:18:29 grains oh I think we're 1:18:31 sourcing yeah yeah yeah look exploring 1:18:33 Innovative beer ingredients ideas oh 1:18:36 this is so 1:18:39 cool you know this is one of those 1:18:42 things you're like you're watching this 1:18:43 and you're like well I could do this but 1:18:45 it's like here's the other cool thing 1:18:46 about this I can now start a new 1:18:49 thing I could say um uh 1:18:55 find 1:18:58 me find me really good 1:19:03 seats for live music this weekend in 1:19:08 Denver for 1:19:12 artists um like Martin 1:19:20 sexon so my beer company is still being 1:19:23 started off on the in the other Tab and 1:19:26 now I'm going to go find music stuff 1:19:30 like that's kind of wild to me where 1:19:33 like I I essentially have a shitty 1:19:37 intern over searching the internet for 1:19:41 my beer my beer stuff look dry Brewing 1:19:45 yeast Tik Tock question um is there a 1:19:49 free AI with agency yet uh with with 1:19:52 agents no well 1:19:57 there there are open-source models that 1:20:01 have things like function calling and 1:20:03 you know you can you C you can build you 1:20:06 can build your own agents if you're a 1:20:07 developer you can build your own 1:20:10 agents this thing from chat GPT is is is 1:20:15 the first just like chat GPT was the 1:20:18 first chat GPT was the first thing that 1:20:20 took large language models that that 1:20:23 were largely available to de Vel 1:20:26 opers and just basically made the chat 1:20:28 hole right the really simplified 1:20:31 interface that allows us non-developers 1:20:34 to use it that's what this is I I'm 1:20:37 pretty sure there's 1:20:40 well the rabbit R1 the little the 1:20:44 hardware device um has got something 1:20:46 similar to this but it is nowhere near 1:20:49 this good it's you you still have to 1:20:52 program um Claude has something 1:20:55 something like this but you have to 1:20:56 program apis this is no apis this is 1:21:00 literally um chat GPT seeing web pages 1:21:04 identifying the interface and input 1:21:07 elements reading the page determining 1:21:09 where it wants to click typing into 1:21:12 input forms and then going to other 1:21:15 sites look oh oh people people people 1:21:19 this is so 1:21:21 important um operators are tab horders 1:21:24 look at all the tabs it's got 1:21:28 open it's got brewing equipment tab a 1:21:31 bunch of different things um oh this 1:21:34 makes me so happy this look at this 1:21:38 ethics questions on Tik Tok What keeps 1:21:40 it from inadvertently stealing ideas it 1:21:42 sees on the internet that 1:21:45 aren't that haven't been copywritten 1:21:50 well so if someone put something out 1:21:53 there that that is original um it it 1:21:58 implicitly has copyright on it right 1:22:00 like when you put some when you create 1:22:03 something you have you have an inherent 1:22:05 copyright on it now there's a question 1:22:07 about can you copyright anything where 1:22:09 you used AI to create it that's a whole 1:22:12 separate [ __ ] 1:22:14 conversation um if something is out 1:22:16 publicly available on the 1:22:18 internet there's nothing that would stop 1:22:21 this you say steal the idea there's 1:22:23 nothing to stop this from seeing the 1:22:25 idea and using it just like there's 1:22:28 nothing to stop a person from seeing 1:22:30 that idea and using it it's no 1:22:33 different um holy smokes yeah oh wait 1:22:36 take oh wait it's asking me a question 1:22:38 okay oh wait what what happened here 1:22:40 okay I found a variety of unique flavor 1:22:43 profiles fruits passion fruit guava Lei 1:22:47 Prickly Pear and dragon fruit spices 1:22:49 cardamon lemongrass cafir lime leaves 1:22:53 nice C Swan 1:22:56 peppercorns pumpkin sweet potato 1:22:59 beetroot basil 1:23:01 thyme 1:23:04 [Music] 1:23:08 um you have no expectation of privacy if 1:23:11 it's on the internet absolutely like it 1:23:13 it won't log into like if if someone has 1:23:16 their idea in a private database this 1:23:18 won't log into that unless I have access 1:23:21 to that private database and I log into 1:23:23 it um but like oh that would be 1:23:26 something let's let's spin up another 1:23:28 thing 1:23:33 um let's go 1:23:36 um I want you to 1:23:40 find the 1:23:45 um patent for Story 1:23:51 vine and go find other other 1:23:56 patents you 1:24:00 feel uh uh other 1:24:03 patents 1:24:05 uh you feel would be interesting for the 1:24:11 inventor to know 1:24:15 about so this thing's going to go to 1:24:17 some patent database and hopefully find 1:24:20 the story Vine patents on our software 1:24:23 and then go do cool [ __ ] so we'll let 1:24:26 that do its thing oh here's concert 1:24:29 seats wait where's 1:24:32 my did I where did I lose my beer oh I 1:24:35 guess it's not active so it's over here 1:24:38 yeah yeah yeah okay all right so it's 1:24:40 going to be in this list if it's active 1:24:43 what's going on with the concert 1:24:49 seats oh look at all the [ __ ] it did for 1:24:52 okay just think about you know someone 1:24:54 says Hey do you want to go see some live 1:24:55 music this weekend yeah sure look at all 1:24:58 the [ __ ] it did 1:25:01 here exploring nine news um closing 1:25:05 cookie concert consent returning to song 1:25:08 kick accessing AXS for 1:25:12 tickets all right it's doing its [ __ ] 1:25:14 it's doing its 1:25:17 stuff all right I found tickets for head 1:25:20 for the hills at shallow Hill Music on 1:25:23 the 25th which aligns with your your 1:25:24 interest in folk and AC acoustic music 1:25:27 the cost is 25 bucks do you want to 1:25:29 proceed with the 1:25:32 purchase um can I hear their 1:25:41 music all right and then I'm going to go 1:25:43 back and look at what what's happening 1:25:44 with my 1:25:46 patents this is pretty trippy I think 1:25:49 this is pretty [ __ ] 1:25:51 cool searching for Story vine did it 1:25:54 find 1:25:57 it um yeah down here at the bottom it 1:26:01 says storyboard directed video 1:26:03 production from a shared in individual 1:26:05 assets that's our 1:26:09 patent exploring the cited by Patent 1:26:12 okay I found the patent for Story vine 1:26:14 titled Story vine directed video 1:26:16 production from shared on individual 1:26:18 assets under patent number 1:26:20 blank it describes a system for video 1:26:23 production using a data storyboard I 1:26:26 explored related patents including those 1:26:29 cited by and citing The Story vine 1:26:32 patent as well as similar documents 1:26:34 notable patents um you can view the 1:26:37 story Vine patent details here would you 1:26:39 like any other 1:26:41 information 1:26:43 um I want you to 1:26:47 put these 1:26:50 finds into a 1:26:53 Google sheet 1:26:55 s 1:26:58 document now this should this should 1:27:00 prompt me to log into Google 1:27:03 Sheets it should it yeah it it should do 1:27:06 that we'll 1:27:12 see questions is this is pretty wild huh 1:27:16 this is good dig digging this yes 1:27:19 feeling like it's starting to make a 1:27:21 little more 1:27:22 sense cuz it it may or may not be to me 1:27:25 Kyle you're such a Smooth Operator 1:27:27 Smooth 1:27:31 Operator all right to create a Google 1:27:33 Sheets document I'll need you to sign in 1:27:35 log in on browser so that we said this 1:27:38 was going to happen and yet here and 1:27:40 whoop dead 1:27:42 is okay 1:27:45 um so I'm gonna come over here please 1:27:48 log 1:27:49 in sign 1:27:52 in the other thing that wild about the 1:27:56 what what I'm 1:27:58 realizing about this 1:28:02 is what we're looking at right now is a 1:28:07 screenshot oh wait I'm already logged oh 1:28:09 because I'm logged in in the browser I 1:28:11 guess it just put that stuff over there 1:28:12 okay cool finish up 1:28:16 return okay Tik Tock pin um I can 1:28:19 imagine myself forgetting I'd worked on 1:28:21 one of these the night before thinking 1:28:24 exactly I I I'm totally with you 1:28:27 Amelio's wife thinking who used my 1:28:29 computer well the the the thing is this 1:28:33 is not using anything on your computer 1:28:36 this is like like I said it's like this 1:28:38 hermetically sealed browser container 1:28:40 inside the chat 1:28:42 instance but look it's making a it's 1:28:44 making a Google sheet right now this is 1:28:47 [ __ ] 1:28:52 insane this is nuts 1:28:55 yeah you can do three of these 1:28:56 simultaneously which right now th this 1:28:59 is the only one that's active 1:29:03 right yeah because this one I just need 1:29:06 to wait oh the video link is unavailable 1:29:08 would you like me to search for another 1:29:09 video oh let's go back to find concert 1:29:16 seats yes 1:29:19 please Tik Tock pin I want to know how 1:29:22 it just logged you in without asking for 1:29:24 password cuz I'm already logged 1:29:26 in I'm already logged 1:29:29 into the Google Suite in this browser 1:29:33 session so it's not hermetically sealed 1:29:36 into the chat I guess it's tied into the 1:29:39 browser session so just like I'm already 1:29:41 logged into to Google if I log into 1:29:43 other 1:29:45 sites um I guess it's just doing 1:29:50 that I I said to sign in I manually 1:29:54 clicked sign so it didn't pay to it it 1:29:57 didn't it got to the signin form and it 1:30:00 said you need to sign in and then I 1:30:02 clicked the signin button and I guess 1:30:04 because I'm already logged into Google 1:30:05 in my browser yeah then that's not very 1:30:08 sealed yeah I agree it's not it's it's 1:30:11 not it's it's it's tied to the browser 1:30:15 session but it's but it's not doing 1:30:17 anything to my hard 1:30:21 drive did you tell it to make a Google 1:30:23 sheet 1:30:25 or did it do it on its own I told it to 1:30:26 make a Google 1:30:28 sheet okay so 1:30:32 wait copying the SoundCloud track link 1:30:35 to 1:30:36 share oh this is cool hopefully it it 1:30:39 grabs the so it got the SoundCloud link 1:30:41 up here okay I found a sample hang on 1:30:44 let me let me change my sharing for a 1:30:46 second here so we can do 1:30:49 sound share the tab 1:30:53 operator share 1:30:55 there I found a sample of head for the 1:30:57 hills music on SoundCloud you can listen 1:31:00 to their track Oma oh 1:31:03 no um tell the Tik Tok people I didn't 1:31:06 have my phone plugged in and it 1:31:12 died welcome to Chad 1:31:18 add all right that'll be back 1:31:22 up um okay so here's the 1:31:30 link they're 1:31:42 from oh I'm like that sounds like my 1:31:45 musical because it was it took me to 1:31:48 SoundCloud okay here's here's amatola 1:31:50 from 1:32:18 yeah my phone 1:32:23 B all right that's that's pretty 1:32:26 cool um 1:32:29 okay oh you didn't oh yeah so so when I 1:32:32 clicked on this thing it took me over to 1:32:34 SoundCloud all right that's pretty slick 1:32:37 so very cool so that's that one all 1:32:40 right let's go back to um 1:32:45 patents why did this 1:32:49 stop oh it's still going okay 1:32:57 [Music] 1:33:01 sh 1:33:03 um cut him some slack it's first time 1:33:05 he's ever doing this is someone trolling 1:33:07 me that I don't that I'm clueless listen 1:33:09 I have established I I've established 1:33:11 for two years on a nightly basis I am 1:33:14 wholly unqualified to be running this 1:33:16 channel I embrace that I'm excited about 1:33:19 it it's fantastic Bob tell him what he's 1:33:22 won you can make money 1:33:24 [Laughter] 1:33:30 listen if you're here to tell me I'm a 1:33:32 piece of [ __ ] I 1:33:33 agree okay um so this is very slowly 1:33:40 filling out my my 1:33:45 spreadsheet it's like it's like going to 1:33:48 it's going to find a patent clicking on 1:33:50 the patent getting the URL copying it 1:33:52 going to the spreadsheet pasting 1:33:55 it so so you know it'll finish this 1:33:59 it'll finish the 20 patents it found me 1:34:01 in the spreadsheet but you know not for 1:34:03 nothing you could do it overnight why 1:34:05 not okay so let's go look at our beer 1:34:06 thing what's what's going on with our 1:34:08 beer company we want to start a beer 1:34:09 company that's why that's what we're 1:34:10 doing here people seasonal beer 1:34:13 development 1:34:14 okay I found a variety of things um for 1:34:17 Brewing ingredients I found these the 1:34:19 brewing 1:34:21 equipment it offers that these resources 1:34:24 provide a solid foundation for Unique 1:34:27 seasonal beers would you like me to 1:34:29 proceed with ordering any of these um I 1:34:33 need all of 1:34:35 the 1:34:37 equipment not 1:34:42 just the kettle 1:34:47 kit 1:34:50 um let's go bigger 1:34:56 I 1:34:57 have 100K to 1:35:01 spend on 1:35:06 equipment make me a 1:35:10 list I don't have to 1:35:15 worry is missing 1:35:19 anything 1:35:21 boom all right 1:35:24 I'm gonna tell our little friend to go 1:35:26 to go go find me more 1:35:33 [ __ ] 1:35:35 ah this is kind of fascinating kind of 1:35:46 fascinating there there's a there's a 1:35:49 thing popping in my head right now which 1:35:51 is this 1:35:54 is operator in its current state the the 1:35:59 um wait how can I do this where you can 1:36:01 both see it oh if I come over here okay 1:36:03 is 1:36:05 operator in its current state the 1:36:07 software equivalent of the rabbit R1 1:36:10 where it's kind of cute but am I 1:36:12 actually going to use it I don't know 1:36:15 yet it's feeling kind of like that that 1:36:18 it's that it's incomplete enough that it 1:36:21 might not do that but 1:36:27 I mean what what I could see how how I 1:36:29 could see using 1:36:32 this I could see being at work right and 1:36:36 like the M calls or I have an idea oh 1:36:38 maybe we should do something this 1:36:40 weekend or whatever but I have a meeting 1:36:42 coming up in 10 minutes hop into 1:36:44 operator say hey go go do this [ __ ] and 1:36:47 then just send it off and then go do my 1:36:50 work meeting and then come back to it 1:36:52 and see what it found I mean 1:36:55 I I think there's some real value in 1:36:58 that but holy [ __ ] that's such a 1:37:01 different 1:37:05 um it's such a different discipline I 1:37:08 mean it it's it's it's reminding me 1:37:13 of I'm having to 1:37:18 consciously now that I know I've got 1:37:20 chat 1:37:22 GPT and it can do a lot of the Brute 1:37:25 Force thinking for me I'm having to 1:37:30 consciously choose not to use my brain 1:37:33 because chat GPT can do it faster for 1:37:35 like the the blocking and tackling stuff 1:37:37 right I'm having to unlearn how I go 1:37:41 about my day and I think with something 1:37:43 like operators it's going to be a 1:37:45 similar sort of thing where if I think 1:37:47 about oh I've got to go get tickets for 1:37:49 something or I've got to go find this or 1:37:51 I've got to go get you know put together 1:37:53 a shopping list 1:37:55 right now I think okay I'll open up 1:37:57 whatever tools I use and I'll go Google 1:38:00 [ __ ] like we're going to have to 1:38:02 unlearn how we do 1:38:06 [ __ ] 1:38:07 um all right thinking user said to spend 1:38:12 $100,000 on 1:38:14 equipment I did say 1:38:17 that look it's out finding fermentors 1:38:20 and bright tanks and logging tanks 1:38:25 I I I'm going to have a brewery before 1:38:28 the evening's over Kyle it would be nice 1:38:30 if you had a way to text if it had a way 1:38:33 to text you to get information to 1:38:36 proceed on an action well I know that 1:38:38 I've got 1:38:43 um what's it called browser 1:38:45 notifications enabled for this so in 1:38:48 theory it should but because I've been 1:38:51 here kind of babysitting it I don't 1:38:53 maybe if I'm another tab it would it 1:38:55 would let me know that it's done so it's 1:38:58 possible it does 1:39:01 that all right you're learning to 1:39:04 focus that's 1:39:09 exhausting F Focus Not Gon not gonna be 1:39:13 my my big uh my big win for the for the 1:39:20 decade listen I'm doing 30 days of deep 1:39:23 Dives where you know I'm spending a good 1:39:26 chunk of time a night on a single thing 1:39:28 that's already making my head [ __ ] 1:39:32 hurt let's not let's not call it Focus 1:39:35 shall we all right so let's 1:39:39 see here's a compr comprehensive list 1:39:43 comprehensive 1:39:45 list um so let's see I need that 1:39:51 list in 1:39:57 a 1:40:00 spread 1:40:02 sheet 1:40:04 with pricing so I 1:40:09 can um can give to 1:40:14 my CFO or my 1:40:18 coo 1:40:20 um well and you you know what's 1:40:22 fascinating so so this thing just went 1:40:24 out and it found a bunch of 1:40:30 equipment if I if I actually knew what I 1:40:32 was doing I would probably tell it here 1:40:34 are the two or three sites I want you to 1:40:35 go 1:40:38 to and now I just said I want this in a 1:40:40 spreadsheet so I can give it to my 1:40:44 coo 1:40:46 well you could probably spin up like a 1:40:49 COO kind of agent to do some coo [ __ ] 1:40:52 fascinating everyone is getting their 1:40:54 own personal assistant yeah exactly and 1:40:56 it and it's it's it's it's more like 1:41:00 so okay this is we're two days into 1:41:03 having this tool right this is this is a 1:41:05 brand new kind of 1:41:07 entity it's super limited right now it's 1:41:10 super janky it is super slow right super 1:41:15 slow again I have an instinct that part 1:41:18 of that's by Design Pate will laugh at 1:41:20 me and say no this is the fastest they 1:41:22 could do it they're doing everything 1:41:23 they can and I bet this is costing them 1:41:26 a [ __ ] ton of money like I can't imagine 1:41:28 this is cheap doing all these 1:41:30 screenshots saving these saving all 1:41:32 these 1:41:33 frames um I 1:41:36 would I would surmise that by the end of 1:41:39 the 1:41:41 year we will each anyone who's got 1:41:44 access to this by the end of the year 1:41:46 these things will be available for 20 1:41:48 bucks a month and probably some version 1:41:50 of these will be a available for free 1:41:53 the pro version maybe you can do a 1:41:55 hundred of these things simultaneously 1:41:57 20 bucks a month maybe do 10 and and 1:42:00 maybe you can do three for the free tier 1:42:02 something like that like that's how 1:42:03 it'll that's how it'll play out but 1:42:05 think about that for 20 bucks a month by 1:42:08 the end of this year by the end of 1:42:12 2025 we're going to have some version of 1:42:14 this where you could basically develop 1:42:16 10 1:42:17 employees to go do [ __ ] for you every 1:42:20 day 1:42:23 one that goes out and does social media 1:42:25 marketing for you one that goes out and 1:42:27 does I don't know research one that goes 1:42:30 out and does product development one 1:42:31 that goes out and you know sources 1:42:34 manufacturers one that you know does the 1:42:37 import 1:42:39 export applications and and stuff one 1:42:43 that runs the 1:42:46 business by the end of this 1:42:49 year now will they be any good I don't 1:42:52 know 1:42:54 I assume not I assume they're going to 1:42:56 be shitty pieces of [ __ ] 1:42:59 but if you're hanging out on this 1:43:01 channel right now like if you're 1:43:03 suffering through my inability to focus 1:43:06 on much for very long if you're still 1:43:09 [ __ ] 1:43:11 here you're going to know when these 1:43:13 things get good and you're going to have 1:43:17 some sense of how to deal with these 1:43:19 things and you're going to be so [ __ ] 1:43:21 far ahead 1:43:25 this for me is the first time that I've 1:43:28 seen okay you've got chat GPT right 1:43:31 let's say you're a copywriter you sit 1:43:34 down with chat GP and you go oh well I 1:43:36 can't write as good as the human can and 1:43:38 then you say write me a [ __ ] thing 1:43:40 that I write and it writes as good as a 1:43:43 human can or pretty close to 1:43:46 it you your appropriate response to that 1:43:50 is oh [ __ ] these things are taking our 1:43:57 jobs I look at this and I go oh [ __ ] I'm 1:44:02 gonna have a bunch of free employees 1:44:05 that are going to go do [ __ ] for 1:44:08 me so where I go back to and this is 1:44:12 like my Epiphany in the past two weeks 1:44:14 has been our jobs moving forward is 1:44:17 going to be figuring out for ourselves 1:44:19 what do we actually want to do what do 1:44:22 we want to do in the world 1:44:24 how do we want to affect people how do 1:44:26 we want to impact our 1:44:29 communities because the thing that you 1:44:31 thought you couldn't do you're now going 1:44:33 to have 10 of these employees to go do 1:44:35 or a hundred or a thousand or a million 1:44:38 right five years out these things are 1:44:40 going to be just dynamically out doing 1:44:41 all sorts of [ __ ] like the opportunity 1:44:44 here is [ __ ] crazy it doesn't look 1:44:47 anything like your current job or my 1:44:49 current job 1:44:54 so just [ __ ] get yourself as curious 1:44:58 as you can possibly be and as adaptable 1:45:01 as you can possibly be because 1:45:03 everything's going to change and it's 1:45:05 not just going to change for the worst I 1:45:07 know it feels like that right 1:45:10 now 1:45:11 um all right someone had a pinup on Tik 1:45:17 Tok did I miss 1:45:20 it come and check out ah yes 1:45:24 tomorrow tonight's Friday Friday night 1:45:26 date night pateon 1:45:28 modder are are uh our favorite PhD that 1:45:33 hangs out in the 1:45:34 channel pretty sure he's our only PhD 1:45:36 that hangs out in the channel but maybe 1:45:39 not who knows um PT modder in the AI 1:45:43 Salon is is um is doing a demystifying 1:45:49 AI series starting tomorrow it's at what 1:45:52 what is it 1 p.m. Pacific time and the 1:45:56 details are in the AI salon so let me 1:46:00 show you where they 1:46:05 are so I'm in the AI 1:46:07 salon and if you come to the AI Salon oh 1:46:10 I'm not sharing that tab am I loser 1:46:13 loser baby why don't you kill 1:46:16 me 1:46:21 yeah okay so if you come to to the AI 1:46:23 Salon if you're brand new here you're 1:46:25 going to land on the welcome page and 1:46:27 there's like a whole little um seven 1:46:30 step start your adventure um sequence 1:46:33 there's news areas there's show off your 1:46:35 work and then there's this area called 1:46:36 clubs and 1:46:38 hubs um down below the Irregulars which 1:46:41 is our club is a club called AI 1:46:43 mechanics with pate if you go in 1:46:46 there um and go to the posts 1:46:53 um you'll see this demystifying AI 1:46:55 hands-on experience so the first one is 1:46:58 tomorrow 1: p.m. Pacific Time 2: p.m. 1:47:01 mountain um 4 pm 1:47:04 Eastern and he's going to be talking 1:47:06 about uh the difference between um 1:47:10 traditional machine learning and deep 1:47:11 learning and it's like like if you want 1:47:14 to if you want to really understand 1:47:15 what's going on under the hood with 1:47:17 these things um you've got a a really 1:47:19 talented guy willing to kind of bring 1:47:23 this thing down to an explainable level 1:47:25 so I'm super excited about that so go do 1:47:26 that all right um go sign up for that if 1:47:30 you if you have not beautiful so thank 1:47:33 you for doing that pton by the way if 1:47:34 you don't know what the AI Salon is go 1:47:36 to there the salon. a click on join our 1:47:41 community and that will take you to that 1:47:43 site that I just showed you or that's 1:47:44 that's behind the sign right there the 1:47:46 other thing I want you to check out uh 1:47:48 for the weekend is are you ready for 1:47:50 ai.com this 1:47:53 is uh coming on February 1 is a um a 1:47:59 training a training series a training uh 1:48:02 program uh to prep you for AI so all the 1:48:06 stuff I was just talking about like what 1:48:08 our jobs are going to be in the future 1:48:10 basically require intense amounts of 1:48:12 curiosity and adaptability and that's 1:48:15 what this training is all about so go 1:48:17 check that out if you can sign up for it 1:48:19 and you'll get information once we have 1:48:21 details ready to go 1:48:23 um the other request that I have is this 1:48:26 if you're on YouTube and you haven't 1:48:28 subscribed to it yet please 1:48:30 subscribe o over the weekend um do me a 1:48:34 favor and just hit the play button on 1:48:36 some of the videos in the AI learning 1:48:38 lab CH Channel we're trying to get our 1:48:39 view hours up you could choose to watch 1:48:43 them uh it would be very similar to what 1:48:45 you watch tonight and if you're like I 1:48:47 can't [ __ ] take much more than a 1:48:49 minute of that just turn it on mute it 1:48:51 and go you know M the on um that would 1:48:55 be 1:48:56 appreciated 1:48:58 [Laughter] 1:49:01 okay all three of my degrees are in 1:49:03 computer science that's from 1:49:11 Pate oh not math but PhD oh Dr Jay's a 1:49:15 PhD nice oh we have multiple phds we are 1:49:19 an International Community we have we we 1:49:23 have multiple 1:49:25 phds that are 1:49:28 irregular and and members of this 1:49:30 community and then we've got the YouTube 1:49:32 people and the Tik Tok people and they 1:49:34 hate each other good Lord they hate each 1:49:36 other it's it's worse than politics in 1:49:38 here you should hear him sniping oh must 1:49:41 be nice on your big giant horizontal 1:49:44 screen and they're like shut up squinty 1:49:47 eyes you know with your teeny little 1:49:49 Tick Tock it's it's really brutal it's a 1:49:51 lot of trolling lot of hate lot of hate 1:49:54 and you know what we say around here 1:49:55 there's no hate love your 1:49:58 neighbor love your 1:50:00 YouTuber you know what I'm saying and 1:50:02 then there's the people on X no one 1:50:04 talks to them it's just a different 1:50:09 thing oh Lily Bon is a PhD fan fraking 1:50:14 tastic Harbor Light visuals Oracle net 1:50:16 site Erp consultant here dedicating this 1:50:20 year to AI yes [ __ ] yes 1:50:23 I'm I'm serious okay I'm gonna I'm gonna 1:50:27 take so normally what I do on Friday 1:50:29 night date nights is I'll give you 1:50:30 homework for the weekend since the Deep 1:50:32 dive was on operator and not a lot of 1:50:34 people have access to it I'm not going 1:50:35 to do anything around 1:50:37 that what I will do is this um your 1:50:42 homework for the 1:50:44 weekend is to get one person that you 1:50:48 know that's not interested in AI somehow 1:50:51 interested in AI 1:50:53 we've got to start 1:50:56 expanding our 1:50:59 Circle our 1:51:02 connections to get curious about this 1:51:04 [ __ ] the tools are improving 1:51:08 dramatically quickly like it is 1:51:10 impossible to keep up with even what's 1:51:14 happening within chat GPT like like 1:51:16 literally tonight I'm like fumbling 1:51:19 through you can now run code in chat GP 1:51:23 but everything's Behind These Byzantine 1:51:26 bizarre little icons and corners and now 1:51:29 we've got operators and it's not clear 1:51:31 what they actually 1:51:34 do and that's just one Suite of tools 1:51:38 from one company this is happening 1:51:39 across the board 2025 is going to be the 1:51:43 year where these things show up in such 1:51:46 a way that it's going to start [ __ ] 1:51:48 with people's 1:51:49 livelihoods the more people that are on 1:51:51 the sidelines 1:51:53 that are not aware of what's Happening 1:51:55 they're just going to be smacked upside 1:51:56 the [ __ ] 1:51:58 head so your homework for the weekend if 1:52:01 you choose to accept it and and I there 1:52:04 I will grade this you will get a grade 1:52:07 you have to turn in your paper like all 1:52:10 students is just find someone in your 1:52:13 life that's been resisting this and show 1:52:15 them something cool make them AO song 1:52:18 sit down and make a picture with them 1:52:19 that makes them happy make them a recipe 1:52:23 for their new keto diet whatever the 1:52:25 [ __ ] it is it doesn't matter find some 1:52:28 way to bridge from where you are to 1:52:30 where they are with one 1:52:33 person so we've got 73 people on Tik Tok 1:52:37 we've got 50 people on X or 1:52:40 YouTube more than a hundred people if if 1:52:43 you if you get one person to go yeah you 1:52:46 know what I'm going to play with that 1:52:48 chat GPT is free you don't have to pay a 1:52:50 cent for like you can use all of the 1:52:53 things in fact Sam Alman today said that 1:52:56 free 1:52:57 users are going to have the 03 mini 1:53:00 reasoning 1:53:02 engine like a hundreds 100 queries a 1:53:06 week for free users like a full-on 1:53:10 [ __ ] 01 class reasoning 1:53:15 engine so like there's no [ __ ] excuse 1:53:18 not to be playing with this stuff 1:53:20 there's at least five phds here per Dr J 1:53:24 listen well I listen I don't like to 1:53:26 brag about my my triple phds in uh in 1:53:31 science and quantum physics and advanced 1:53:33 mathematics I don't like to brag about 1:53:35 it um because I 1:53:39 can't all right fantastic all right 1:53:43 fantastic that's that's good all right 1:53:45 um I've already gotten 85 students 1:53:47 interested in using AI daily yes Mr 1:53:49 Allan uh Mr Studio fantastic 1:53:53 um you know having having Educators who 1:53:57 are actively encouraging critical 1:54:00 thinking and uh and 1:54:04 amplifying students 1:54:06 talents Hal [ __ ] 1:54:09 luah I every time I hear of a [ __ ] 1:54:12 educator that's like we've got AI 1:54:14 detectors they're working great I want 1:54:16 to smack him in the [ __ ] head all 1:54:19 right I know it was a little violent but 1:54:21 I'm Gen X what are you gonna do drank 1:54:23 out of a hose all right we had a last 1:54:27 weekend and Sin City sipper crafted a 1:54:29 delicious drink oh 1:54:32 nice everyone was impressed that's 1:54:35 awesome yeah if you wanna if you w to uh 1:54:37 if you want to play with uh with custom 1:54:40 gpts go look up Sin City sipper that was 1:54:43 my very first custom GPT and still my 1:54:45 favorite I get because of tasks in in 1:54:49 open AI um I get a uh 1:54:53 I get a drink recipe a day right into my 1:54:56 inbox it's fan 1:54:58 frantastic all right people I'm going to 1:55:00 get out of here I hope you had fun 1:55:01 tonight Friday night date night I'm sure 1:55:04 you're all like sugar crashing you know 1:55:07 having eaten your French toast or your 1:55:08 hot pocket uh you probably got like 1:55:11 nacho crumbs down on your belly that 1:55:13 this is the way we like to end the 1:55:15 evening you should feel slightly 1:55:17 nauseous and but you know you can't 1:55:20 sleep th this is this is what we shoot 1:55:23 for in Friday night date night your date 1:55:26 should have left by now they probably 1:55:28 left within the first 10 minutes that's 1:55:30 what we're looking for that's a solid 1:55:32 evening all right steo I have a PhD in 1:55:35 Pharmacology I worked in the field for 1:55:36 35 years good Lord we've got some 1:55:38 impressive Irregulars in here and I 1:55:41 thought steo was just you know 1:55:43 exploiting child labor to hit the like 1:55:44 button on Tik Tok you know you just 1:55:46 never know you never know who's on the 1:55:48 internet who's on the other side of the 1:55:50 screen that's super cool actually a PhD 1:55:53 pizza delivery expert there you 1:55:58 go oh thank you Kyle mods and Brandon 1:56:01 yeah thank you mods thanks Brandon for 1:56:04 for uh producing uh so swell tonight it 1:56:07 it makes a huge flipping distance 1:56:09 difference distance wait what did I do 1:56:13 here that's weird whatever whatever 1:56:19 people there's my comments oh I see what 1:56:21 I did 1:56:27 okay um all right uh YouTube and X peace 1:56:30 out hope you have a good night and have 1:56:33 a great weekend and yeah go go bring 1:56:35 someone to the other side get them 1:56:37 curious about AI um and not just like oh 1:56:40 yeah I'll check it out sometime no like 1:56:41 get them [ __ ] hooked on it like oh my 1:56:44 God here okay here's the homework 1:56:47 assignment your homework assignment for 1:56:49 the weekend is find one person that you 1:56:51 know or don't know that doesn't know 1:56:54 anything about Ai and give them their 1:56:57 first Kevin mallister moment remember 1:56:59 home alone this 1:57:03 moment you can get you can do that with 1:57:05 someone within [ __ ] five minutes with 1:57:07 this stuff so give someone their first 1:57:09 Kevin McAllister a moment and and and 1:57:12 you know show them what's what's 1:57:13 actually possible with this stuff all 1:57:15 right homework uh and also go to P's 1:57:18 class tomorrow 1 pm Pacific time all 1:57:21 right and Tik Tock pin please don't be 1:57:23 afraid of the sessions it's not a 1:57:24 lecture it's aimed for beginners not not 1:57:26 experts yeah even though Pate is you 1:57:29 know way advanced in this stuff he's 1:57:31 coming 1:57:32 back like he's out on the ocean like in 1:57:35 the on the troller you know getting 1:57:37 shrimp from the deep Waters he's coming 1:57:39 back into the harbor to to get yall 1:57:41 educated to be able to get on the boats 1:57:43 okay so check check that thing out funny 1:57:46 Tick Tock pin all right homework 1:57:47 assignment become an AI Jehovah's 1:57:49 Witness yeah you can you can if you want 1:57:52 to give him a free Rose or a free 1:57:55 book there's a there's a lovely book 1:57:58 called collective intelligence in the 1:57:59 age of AI that that would be a lovely 1:58:02 book to give them you give them that for 1:58:03 free and they're like wait why are you 1:58:05 giving me this can I take a minute of 1:58:07 your time to talk about 1:58:14 AI all right everybody uh I will see you 1:58:18 on Monday peace out