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0:03 [Music]
0:20 oh
0:24 [Music]
0:46 what the hell's going on there
0:50 [Music]
1:29 why are you rapping what's up with
1:31 [Music]
1:49 that happy Monday good
1:53 [Music]
1:55 people sing this l
2:01 wonder when things are going to
2:06 [Music]
2:07 change
2:10 away
2:11 dreams buch
2:16 CLS getting my nerve up but my past is
2:21 pulling me
2:22 [Music]
2:25 down wonder how
2:28 long this black sheep
2:30 [Music]
2:31 stick
2:32 around he's yaking up last night's
2:35 dinner or
2:37 something somebody told me once before
2:41 he said you can never go home
2:44 again won't you
2:47 leave everything just to Ste me
2:51 away from the truth what am what I
2:56 believe so I thanked him for his two
2:58 cents for a handshake
3:01 and some
3:02 sympathy yeah I packed up my blue
3:07 jeans and headed for this big
3:12 price of my
3:15 fre
3:17 byebye Black Sheep to the black sheep of
3:22 the
3:22 [Music]
3:28 family oh that means so very much to me
3:32 yeah by bye Black Sheep to my friends
3:38 and my
3:40 family
3:46 by I still got a
3:49 cold and maybe it's going to set me
3:55 free
3:57 free d they were a change
4:01 [Music]
4:04 a little bit of
4:05 [Music]
4:08 rearrange take a couple
4:11 ches my progress I not
4:15 advances to that
4:18 price of my freedom
4:26 [Music]
4:46 y yes that's a good singing
4:54 dog Milo's wife was 38th the hell she
4:58 slipping
5:00 she's probably
5:02 drinking she might have been
5:04 [Music]
5:09 imbibing stay six feet away from Kyle
5:12 he's still got a cold yeah I still got a
5:15 little it's one of those weird colds
5:17 where you wake up feeling fine then in
5:20 the afternoon you get tired and then by
5:22 the evening you're kind of coughing and
5:24 snotty although I do feel like I'm
5:26 better tonight than I have been
5:28 [Music]
5:38 girl you're
5:41 looking F
5:46 tonight every fellas he's got you in his
5:54 sight what you doing with a clown like
5:58 me
6:01 it
6:03 [Music]
6:05 uh it's surely one of life's
6:09 little
6:10 mystery so
6:12 tonight I'll
6:15 ask the stars
6:20 above how did I ever with your
6:28 love what did I do
6:31 [Music]
6:33 what did I say can't sing that high with
6:36 this
6:38 [Music]
6:44 cold in a worly direction yeah singing
6:48 singing not so good
6:50 [Music]
6:53 tonight oh you want to sing that
6:57 [Music]
7:05 [Applause]
7:06 [Music]
7:14 [Applause]
7:15 [Music]
7:20 [Music]
7:27 good evening good people
7:32 Phoebe if you know you
7:34 know we can sing we're just singing a
7:39 song about
7:42 [Music]
7:58 singing where
8:00 heard there was a secret
8:03 C David play and pleas
8:08 Al
8:09 you
8:11 [Music]
8:16 care goes like this the fourth the fifth
8:21 minor fall and major
8:24 lift B King
8:27 composing Hallelujah
8:30 [Music]
8:35 hallelujah
8:39 hallelujah
8:42 hallelujah this kind of like ASMR
8:46 singing
8:48 [Music]
8:51 hallu oh yeah
8:55 [Music]
9:05 all right let's get this [ __ ]
9:07 started I doy what are we doing
9:11 people what are we doing
9:14 people thank you for the likes good to
9:17 see
9:18 [Applause]
9:20 y'all cracked Vicky
9:24 up hey you can't make it too predictable
9:26 Vicki you got to keep shaking them up
9:30 I had fun today I had I did a podcast
9:32 with uh Ray the AI ninja dude I don't
9:35 know if you've seen him on Tik
9:38 Tok but he's a smart guy nice guy did a
9:43 little uh talking about AI stuff with
9:46 him today so that was fun it was it was
9:48 good it was a good reminder of the value
9:51 of this community and talking about this
9:54 AI stuff and hang on I got to turn on
9:56 the air it's hot it's hot people it's
9:58 hot
10:18 okay forever hooked Got a notification
10:22 today what' you get a not AC AC
10:25 emergency Pate what did you get a
10:27 notification of
10:30 it's not just the ASMR it's the
10:36 proximity thoughts on gen 3 so uh Runway
10:41 oh boy it's going to be a fun hair night
10:43 all right well that happened that's
10:46 happening that's going to keep happening
10:48 all right um this will
10:51 evolve right now it's not quite Sears
10:55 carpet salesman but it's
10:58 close um
11:00 Runway ml today released gen 3 to all
11:05 paid
11:06 customers and so I was like sweet and I
11:10 ran over there and I was I had chat GPT
11:13 as I want to do lately rather than using
11:15 my own brain I took the transcript of
11:20 their instructions on how to prompt
11:21 Runway ml I took the transcript of that
11:24 threw it into chat GPT I said here's the
11:26 instructions on how to prompt this thing
11:28 write me 10 prompts
11:30 and it did
11:31 that and then I said something else and
11:34 just you know act like a cinematographer
11:36 and give me 10 more and so I was just
11:38 copy and pting prompts in Runway ML and
11:43 then after like my ninth video it's like
11:46 okay P pay $10 for another 100 seconds
11:49 it it was totally like um an arcade game
11:52 in the in the 80s where it's like ah
11:55 [ __ ] I gotta pay for this um
12:00 so
12:02 uh it's it's $10 for 1,000 credits and a
12:06 th000 credits buy you 100 seconds so
12:11 it's a dollar per 10 seconds and I think
12:15 the videos it generates are like 7 or 8
12:18 seconds so it's about 75 cents or 80
12:21 cents a
12:22 minute to generate video which is if
12:25 you're just [ __ ] around with stuff is
12:27 really
12:28 expensive um
12:31 it
12:33 is better than what they had before it's
12:37 still
12:38 janky like I did my goto
12:42 um a70s muscle car in an abandoned
12:45 Factory but I put rolling a 70s muscle
12:48 car rolling in an abandoned Factory and
12:51 it moves like it's rolling but the
12:53 wheels are they don't rotate so it you
12:57 know it's still jankier than [ __ ]
13:01 um but it's good and it's pretty
13:05 fast um the Luma Labs um dream machine
13:09 if you are on the free tier of luma Labs
13:12 dream machine you can cue up to two
13:16 videos for free I queued my two videos
13:20 the other day and it took them eight
13:22 hours to
13:25 render no no it didn't take them eight
13:28 hours to render it took them about 20
13:31 seconds to render they queued for 8
13:34 [Laughter]
13:36 hours so
13:40 um as predicted these the video tools
13:43 are going to be
13:45 expensive um cuz it's you know think
13:48 about it it's 30 probably at a minimum
13:52 30 frames a second so it's 30 images
13:55 time 7 seconds so 210 images is so
14:00 that's a lot of processor
14:05 power um but I think it's it's generally
14:09 good it doesn't look like it's going to
14:10 be Sora good but
14:13 it it never claimed to be um so anyway
14:16 Luma is great it'll be nice once Runway
14:19 adds image to video too yeah yeah Runway
14:22 said in their announcement that right
14:23 now it's just text to video they're
14:25 going to be adding image to video and
14:27 extensions and all all the stuff we
14:29 expect uh from these tools are coming to
14:32 gen 3 it's just not there right now
14:34 they're just rolling out rolling it out
14:37 slowly um hang on one sec
15:00 and I can go show you the videos I made
15:03 um I can show you ones in L Luma Labs
15:06 queued for eight hours batch
15:08 printing in the 70s it's totally batch
15:11 printing in the
15:14 70s get in
15:18 Q
15:21 yep
15:22 so if you want access to the good stuff
15:25 in general pay for it and that'll give
15:27 you access to the good stuff is syn
15:29 theia the best app for
15:31 avatars I don't know they've been around
15:34 the longest um I feel like Di and hey
15:38 Jen kind of stole their Thunder for a
15:40 while but the Synthesia 2.0 stuff that
15:43 was just announced looks really really
15:46 good
15:49 um and but but it's not coming out till
15:51 the fall like a lot of that like okay
15:56 anyone we are in a new era and I [ __ ]
15:59 hate it I guess we've been in this era
16:01 for forever where they announce [ __ ] and
16:04 show you sexy videos of the stuff and
16:06 then never launch it I'm tired of that
16:09 I'm getting so much done
16:11 now that I use chat GPT at work I'm
16:14 inventing
16:17 more projects to do
16:20 fantastic
16:23 amazing hey cuno I'm curious how's the
16:28 how's the uptick so so your your company
16:30 made it available to everyone is it is
16:33 it similar sort of um uptick as the
16:37 masses where you know 50% of the people
16:41 have never heard heard of it and 2% of
16:43 the people actually use it or is it more
16:45 than
16:46 that I'm getting so much more done now
16:49 that I can use it yeah yeah exactly okay
16:51 cool Kyle Tech has been like that
16:54 forever I know Pate it's just annoying
16:56 now CU I think we all have immediate
16:58 gratification
16:59 because open AI dropped so much [ __ ]
17:02 that was unannounced and unexpected that
17:05 we kind of expect it now but now that
17:07 they're in the will'll announce [ __ ] and
17:09 never launch it
17:11 mode I'm finding it annoying
17:14 again oh I definitely still have throat
17:18 throat
17:19 action I think I need to go make a
17:25 tea at least in the 80s we could ask our
17:27 parents for more quarters I know exactly
17:30 right now it's like another $10 please
17:35 for a handful of crappy videos
17:38 really I had a new pitch on Saturday the
17:41 guy had multiple Kevin mallister
17:46 moments I talked with the AI ninja dude
17:49 about Kevin mallister moment in fact I
17:50 ended our interview he said is is there
17:52 anything that that you want to tell
17:54 people I said use AI long enough to have
17:57 your first Kevin mallister moment cuz
17:59 what we we both agreed to is once
18:01 someone has a Kevin mallister moment
18:03 there's no coming back from it right
18:05 that people tend to get sucked into the
18:08 AI Rabbit Hole once they have one and if
18:10 you don't know what a Kevin McCallister
18:12 moment is if you remember the movie Home
18:14 Alone it was from the original when when
18:17 Kevin put his dad's After Shave on and
18:21 went and that's the feeling that you
18:24 experience when you use one of these AI
18:26 tools and it does something that you're
18:28 like it can do
18:35 that what I can promise you if you've
18:38 never had one of those just go to chat
18:40 GPT and just start asking it to do [ __ ]
18:45 ask it to write you poems ask it to
18:46 write you songs ask it to write you code
18:49 ask it to come up with a meal plan for
18:51 you based on your
18:53 ingredients take a picture of the food
18:55 in your fridge and tell it to analyze it
18:57 and come up with a recipe
19:00 just had another another Kevin
19:02 McAllister moment with LTX studio
19:04 yesterday oh that's cool Jerry did you
19:07 was it the first time you'd used it or
19:09 there was something within it that you
19:10 found that was
19:11 new but just in general like yeah LTX
19:14 studi is one of those where you put in a
19:16 prompt and it generates the characters
19:17 and all the scenes is a bit Kevin
19:20 mallister like holy [ __ ] that LTX studio
19:25 in a weird way this is in a very weird
19:27 way
19:30 starts to point in the direction of what
19:34 it's going to be like when we have
19:37 agents
19:39 because it's got this whole sort of
19:41 world of story structured storytelling
19:45 programmed into it and so you give it a
19:47 little prompt and it
19:50 reveals essentially the world of a
19:53 cinematographer to you of a filmmaker to
19:56 you um and that's kind of what agents
19:58 are going to be where they're just going
19:59 to go do [ __ ] at a at a really complete
20:03 level um and just reveal the [ __ ] to us
20:07 so yeah first time kind of in general
20:10 but thinking how it's going to be in two
20:11 years yeah that's that's exactly right
20:13 Jerry like LTX Studio here's here's how
20:16 I look at LTX Studio the the output that
20:20 it makes is is completely
20:22 irrelevant the fact that it just grinds
20:25 its gears and does all that [ __ ] and
20:27 then you can go in and muck with all the
20:30 details of it is
20:33 incredible and so I go I go two places
20:35 one I go is well what's this thing going
20:38 to be like when when the the video
20:40 technology underneath it is good and
20:42 it's a more complete storytelling tool
20:45 like upload a screenplay and that will
20:47 come a movie so that's coming I also
20:50 look at LTX Studios
20:52 as
20:55 um replace movie making with any other
20:58 job
21:01 so imagine the LTX studio version of a
21:04 project management tool or of a
21:06 Consulting tool or of a
21:10 um self-improvement tool where you just
21:14 put in a goal and just here's your plan
21:17 fully detailed fully fleshed out you can
21:19 go in and change
21:20 things my mother is teaching all her
21:22 friends about chaty they are amazed
21:25 that's awesome that's awesome we got to
21:27 we got to get the Little Seeds where can
21:29 right we're like Johnny apple seed here
21:31 like hey have you tried AI why don't you
21:34 tell your Bridge Club oh they hate Ai
21:37 and then she goes there and you know has
21:40 a has chat GPT talk about Bridge rules
21:42 and custom Bridge
21:44 games
21:46 yeah that's really cool incredible news
21:49 today my son starts next weekend
21:51 teaching AI for 120 bucks an hour
21:53 awesome awesome Joy
21:56 prie Learn out Loud play first mindfully
22:01 create generously
22:05 lead what what's he talking about what
22:08 does that
22:10 mean play
22:12 first well I I need to use the AI at
22:15 work why would I play with it that just
22:17 doesn't make any
22:19 sense I need to take a master class and
22:21 learn prompt
22:26 engineering play first mindfully create
22:30 generously lead so play first means
22:34 there is so much to learn with AI and it
22:36 is changing so fast you you actually
22:39 can't learn at all so stop
22:43 trying and just start playing with it
22:46 and let your discovery of the tools lead
22:50 what you learn oh that's kind of fun oh
22:53 let me go try let me go try LTX Studios
22:55 oh [ __ ] that I never even thought about
22:58 that
22:59 let me go make a song let me go make
23:01 chat GPT oh oh it can code I've never
23:04 coded but let me try making a
23:07 program oh now I'm a developer just
23:11 play mindfully create is you've learned
23:14 enough in playing that you can sort of
23:16 figure out what these things do a little
23:18 bit your little understanding of some
23:21 piece of this
23:22 world and then you can step down and say
23:25 oh here's a problem I'm trying to solve
23:28 at work or here's something someone's
23:29 working on that I think I could use what
23:31 I've learned up here to actually go
23:33 build
23:36 something and then generously lead tell
23:39 people what you're learning so you learn
23:42 up here you apply it here and then you
23:44 tell people about it you share you share
23:47 the wins you share the losses you share
23:49 your frustrations you share your
23:51 excitement and what that does is it puts
23:54 you in a leadership position it puts you
23:56 in a
23:59 a position of
24:01 expertise even though I can promise you
24:05 you will feel
24:09 clueless but if you've played with
24:12 AI and then you've actually learned
24:14 enough there to do something with it you
24:17 are an
24:19 expert more than you
24:22 know because how you solve that problem
24:26 with these tools is going to be
24:28 completely different than how someone
24:29 else solved
24:30 it like I could teach you how to do a
24:33 solution in this middle area but by you
24:36 sort of learning some things up here and
24:38 then figuring out how to apply them down
24:40 here you're going to do that through
24:42 your mental model through your
24:45 lens and then when you share it with the
24:47 world the thing that seems obvious to
24:51 you is going to be [ __ ] revelatory to
24:54 someone else
24:59 that's the road to AI
25:02 literacy I started a new low five beats
25:05 YouTube channel largely facilitated by
25:08 AI that's [ __ ] awesome right that's
25:09 in the mindfully create
25:12 thing and if you're not doing it
25:14 dragonfly Alchemy sharing your
25:17 experience in the tools you're using
25:19 what was good about them what was bad
25:20 about them what you're learning what
25:22 works what doesn't sharing all that
25:24 stuff right now is incredibly valuable
25:28 so share it in the the AI Salon you know
25:30 share it in here share it on LinkedIn
25:32 share it on Facebook share it at your
25:33 dinner
25:36 party well I I wouldn't really talk
25:39 about making AI videos at a dinner party
25:42 why
25:43 not what are you up to dragonfly oh well
25:46 you know just started a lowii beats
25:49 YouTube
25:51 channel what I didn't know you were an
25:55 influencer his plant's a
25:57 self-improvement tool absolutely
26:01 absolutely yeah I learned a little bit
26:02 about Ai and then I found this thing
26:05 called suo and you can make songs with
26:07 it so I made some low five beats and
26:08 then I thought I'd make some images and
26:10 so and now I got this YouTube channel
26:12 you want to see some play the videos oh
26:15 that's so cool Could you teach me how to
26:17 do that sure come on
26:23 over you will change someone's
26:27 world because you talk talk about your
26:29 Loi beats YouTube
26:31 channel you will alter the trajectory of
26:34 their
26:37 future it's one of the things Ray talked
26:40 Ray and I talked about today he he and I
26:42 we were both giving each other chill
26:43 bumps in what we were talking about cuz
26:45 I was talking a lot
26:47 about the Irregulars in this Channel and
26:51 how we get to collectively witness one
26:54 another Reinventing
26:57 ourselves and how [ __ ] inspiring that
26:59 is and
27:03 how through AI people are rediscovering
27:06 their seven-year-old selves Source Camp
27:09 was the first
27:11 one to to articulate it that way she's
27:15 like I've got the optimism and energy of
27:19 my seven-year-old
27:23 self I'm like that's the
27:27 age that's the age
27:29 because that's about the
27:32 age when as humans we realize that the
27:35 world is
27:37 dangerous and that it's not safe for us
27:39 to be who we really
27:41 are and that if we're fully
27:44 self-expressed someone might be
27:45 threatened or someone might make fun of
27:47 us or someone might tell us we're not
27:50 talented and that's about the age we
27:52 start to dim that
27:55 light and a lot of people dim it
28:00 to the point of Extinction but it's
28:02 never quite dead but it's [ __ ]
28:04 clamped down and then we live our lives
28:08 right we make our decisions we do our
28:13 [ __ ] and then you play with this AI play
28:17 first in playing with it you will
28:21 instinctively use the tools that
28:23 resonate with who you actually are
28:27 authentically and what you may discover
28:29 is
28:31 oh I shut down that part of me that
28:33 loved
28:35 music and I became an accountant for 30
28:41 years but now I've rediscovered the joy
28:44 of music through sunno or yudo or
28:46 whatever tool you
28:48 found and that light lights back up your
28:53 seven-year-old
28:55 self that optimism that Joy
29:00 that belief that you could do anything
29:02 before you extinguished all that that
29:07 reignites that's [ __ ]
29:10 profound
29:17 it I honest to God I like I
29:22 feel I feel really really really like
29:26 daily lucky
29:30 to be in this
29:33 conversation and as exhausting as it is
29:36 and as as overwhelming as it is and as I
29:39 don't know what to do with this I don't
29:40 know how to make money with it I don't
29:42 know how to do it I'm
29:46 clueless I'm regularly reminded why this
29:50 is
29:52 important it's
29:54 it's
29:56 because everyone that has a Kevin
29:58 mallister
30:00 moment that moment of joy of like I
30:04 didn't know that was
30:08 possible that means it's relevant to
30:11 them
30:14 personally and it may give them the
30:16 courage to try the next thing and just
30:20 keep Meandering through these tools
30:23 these
30:24 capabilities until they reconnect with
30:28 what is the thing that [ __ ] lights
30:29 you up in the world what if you could do
30:33 that well I didn't go I didn't get
30:35 accepted into Berkeley School of Music
30:37 so I didn't really learn and I gave up
30:39 the
30:43 violin
30:45 and if I could have that's what I would
30:47 have loved to do exactly
30:58 Kyle ATS the heart AI philosopher I
31:02 don't quite know what that means but
31:05 yeah I tend to come back from the
31:06 weekends in in a
31:08 philosophical mood I'm also sick a
31:11 little
31:13 bit and
31:16 uh and I just had a I just had this big
31:19 conversation with the AI ninja dude Ray
31:22 really good guy
31:30 how about a Claude demo for Lori I can
31:32 do a Claud demo oh wait Lori Lori drus
31:36 and Ryan can you show the new projects
31:38 feature with Claude
31:41 sure let's go do
31:45 that this is an Emilio's wife lovely
31:49 image very nice with the
31:53 [Music]
31:56 sign oh here before okay hold me to that
32:00 we're going to go do Claude but since
32:01 I've got this screen
32:04 up let me show you these are some of the
32:06 videos I made with with Runway Runway uh
32:09 gen
32:10 3 this was an Intergalactic carnival
32:14 with rides and attractions Made of
32:18 Stars pretty
32:21 cool um here's the 70s Challenger Resto
32:26 mod with its Wheels not running
32:33 I mean it looks good other than the fact
32:35 it looks like it's being
32:36 [Laughter]
32:40 dragged this one was pretty cool this is
32:43 a world where abstract shapes and colors
32:46 constantly morph and interact creating a
32:49 dynamic everchanging
32:54 environment I think this is the one
32:56 because because there's no real rules
32:59 here this one works the best of the
33:01 stuff I
33:05 created this one looks cool but the
33:08 physics in it are a
33:10 disaster and everything changes like the
33:12 inside of the gear changes it's just a
33:18 mess oh this
33:21 one's a giant Library like here's a
33:24 normal sized human and then there's
33:27 a giant uh scroll yes let's call it a
33:31 scroll it's definitely not
33:34 phallic oh cover the keyboard please yes
33:37 yes keyboard covering coming coming
33:41 cherio pip
33:44 pip that
33:46 was some sea
33:49 dancers they morph all over the
33:52 place this one was kind of cool this was
33:57 nice night scene in a bustling city
33:59 after a heavy
34:00 rain so that's similar to that Sor one
34:04 with the woman
34:08 walking this was a desert morphing it
34:11 morphing into a lush
34:14 Valley and it's like eh not
34:21 great this is a volcano this one's kind
34:24 of cool
34:25 actually Sheron AI Salon please oh all
34:29 these all these videos yeah I can share
34:34 these all
34:36 right so that's that um those are my gen
34:43 3ers anything else oh yeah this last
34:46 one this was this one's really weird
34:49 this one is a continuous spiraling
34:52 staircase that defies the laws of
34:54 physics seemingly extending into
34:57 Infinity each CH step changes color and
35:01 material as the figure ascends there's
35:04 no figure there's no steps there's no
35:07 color this looks like a water
35:12 tunnel with a water
35:15 being I don't know swimming through it I
35:19 it's weird so that that one this one was
35:22 a complete Miss I like the result but it
35:24 has nothing to do with the prompt
35:30 all right so let's go to cloud cloud
35:33 start a new
35:36 chat
35:37 so this is for you
35:42 Lori um okay so when you're at
35:47 Claude make sure you're on Claude 3.5
35:51 Sonet that's what it defaults
35:54 to you've got Opus and hius so so just
35:59 just to give a little background or a
36:01 little
36:03 context
36:05 um these three
36:07 models are are not in the order of size
36:10 so Haiku is the smallest sonnet is the
36:13 middle model and Opus is the big model
36:17 but notice that sonnet's at 3.5 and Opus
36:20 is at
36:21 three
36:23 so this model this middle sized model
36:27 for them is better than chat gp4 in a
36:30 number of ways so there's two things
36:33 that you want to pay attention to with
36:35 with Claud now the projects thing that
36:38 I'm going to show you in a second I'm
36:41 pretty sure it's only available to paid
36:43 users so I'll show it to you but if
36:45 you're not a paid Cloud user you won't
36:47 you won't have access to it the other
36:49 thing you do have access
36:51 to so go to
36:53 your um in the right hand corner go to
36:56 your the three dots
36:58 chat controls is this it no sorry not
37:02 the three dots hang on a
37:06 second start new
37:17 chat
37:25 where professional plan
37:28 trying to find my
37:30 settings I think I might have oh there
37:33 we go
37:34 okay so in the lower leftand corner I I
37:37 had my screen zoomed in too
37:40 high what is going on here oh I see
37:43 what's going on
37:52 okay all right something's [ __ ] up
37:54 with my window sorry hold please
37:59 please old man new technology old man
38:03 new technology let's have fun while Kyle
38:06 tries to figure out how to use his
38:08 computer okay so when you zoom in on
38:11 your Zoom view it [ __ ] up all the
38:12 interface okay so on the left hand side
38:14 here if I go to my
38:17 name
38:20 um here's all your settings the one
38:23 setting you want to pay attention to is
38:24 this thing called feature preview click
38:27 on that
38:28 and that's going to take you to this
38:29 thing called artifacts you're going to
38:31 want to turn that on so turn it on right
38:34 there if you haven't turned on artifacts
38:36 go turn on artifacts and by the way this
38:39 is free for everyone so go to claw.
38:44 a sign up if you haven't signed up but
38:47 Kyle they ask for my personal
38:49 information like my email just sign
38:53 up you gave all your data away to Google
38:56 20 years ago what are you belly aing
38:58 about you weirdos okay we're not weird
39:02 we're irregular yeah yeah yeah yeah keep
39:05 telling yourself that people okay so
39:09 feature preview turn on
39:13 artifacts so that I will show
39:17 you so I'm going to say start a new
39:21 chat and then Claude is just like chat
39:25 GPT and then I could say um
39:29 write me
39:31 a short
39:33 poem
39:37 about a
39:40 bird
39:41 that eats a worm and regrets
39:48 it all
39:50 right so like all other good large
39:52 language models it's going to write a
39:54 swell
39:55 poem FedEd f speak so quick spider worm
39:59 made it stick gulped it down without a
40:01 thought now the guilt-ridden lesson
40:03 taught worms life lost Bird's heart
40:05 heavy Nature's Feast suddenly not so
40:09 merry H fantastic Bob tell him what he's
40:13 want you've won a literary prize okay
40:17 but now if I say
40:23 um create
40:28 a clone of the asteroids video game from
40:32 the 70s
40:35 period Watch What
40:41 Happens it spins up this new window over
40:44 here and it starts writing code in it
40:47 and I've still got
40:48 my my uh chat over here to the
40:52 left and so artifacts is this window
40:55 over here so if you have haven't seen
40:58 claw right
40:59 code you don't see artifacts in the free
41:02 version oh maybe it's not in the free
41:04 version oh that
41:14 sucks so anyway here is a
41:18 playable version of asteroids um that
41:22 I'm playing that it just wrote all this
41:24 code so I can I can switch back and
41:25 forth between code and so this might be
41:29 a paid thing a paid thing only but in in
41:33 my opinion this is way way worth uh the
41:36 money to pay for it so let me try
41:38 something else here
41:42 um let me do a new prompt start new
41:46 project I'm going to
41:49 say make me an
41:52 interactive
41:53 dashboard that teaches me the concepts
41:58 of project management in a
42:02 visual
42:04 compelling
42:07 way with lots of
42:16 interactivity so it says certainly and
42:18 then again it spins up the code it's
42:21 writing the
42:24 code and then it should just go straight
42:27 into some interactive dashboard where
42:30 we're going to learn about project
42:37 management unsupported libraries or
42:41 icons
42:43 um it appears there's unsupported Li it
42:47 it appears there's unsupported libraries
42:49 or icons as I got an error
43:03 this starts to to look like the future
43:06 of of the way these AI tools are going
43:09 to we we will interact with them where
43:13 you just ask it for [ __ ] and you won't
43:14 see it writing this code so Gant chart
43:18 burndown
43:21 chart oh and then I can can I move these
43:33 gamp
43:35 chart all right it's not super it's not
43:37 super interactive but we can switch
43:40 between a Gant chart and a burndown
43:44 chart and it's got rollover States and
43:47 things like that so you know crazy
43:51 right okay so that's artifacts is that
43:56 that window that's got code and preview
43:59 windows and [ __ ] like that pretty crazy
44:03 now
44:04 projects projects are very similar
44:09 to chat gpts custom gpts so before I
44:15 show you a project just if I say explore
44:19 gpts when you're in chat GPT and you go
44:22 to the GPT store it's got all these
44:24 featured gpts that do special things
44:28 like let's
44:30 see here's one called humanize that'll
44:34 make your text more
44:35 humany and then let's see productivity
44:38 here's one that's connected to
44:40 canva um here's research gpts right so
44:43 all these specialized
44:46 gpts that are trained on specific data
44:49 well you can do that now within Claude
44:51 so you go to
44:53 projects
44:56 and so
44:58 I made here's one I made called the
44:59 salmon flying East guide so salmon
45:02 flying East is a screenplay that I wrote
45:06 so here's the screenplay that I
45:09 uploaded and then I've got a custom
45:13 prompt acting as an award-winning
45:16 producer screenwriter and director who
45:18 understands the movie business and
45:20 whenever anyone asks about the
45:22 screenplay talk about it in the context
45:24 of it being produced and how it will
45:26 move an audience whenever possible use
45:29 plot points dialogue and imagery from
45:31 the script to bring your answer to life
45:33 okay so that's that's its instructions
45:36 and its knowledge set and so I can say
45:39 uh tell
45:41 me about the
45:51 movie ruminating on it so it's reading
45:54 the script samon flying East is a
45:57 gripping drama that explores War the
45:59 themes of War
46:02 loyalty and Redemption among the
46:04 backdrop of the Vietnam War and its long
46:06 lasting
46:07 effects
46:10 um complex characters more let's see
46:16 um what
46:20 is one of the big moments
46:31 the most pivotal moment and emotionally
46:33 charged occurs during the climax set in
46:36 1991 Jack our protagonist is confronted
46:39 with a life or death situation and then
46:42 look it quotes the movie right so it's
46:44 following its
46:48 instructions then it talks about that I
46:51 can say who are the
46:54 characters let's see who are
47:00 the main
47:02 characters and who should play
47:11 them do we see this on the horizon for
47:15 chat GPT 40 or 5 is it time to switch do
47:19 we see what this ability you can already
47:21 do this in chat GPT 4 this is what
47:24 custom gpts are
47:29 um Jack our
47:32 protagonist Brad Pit or Josh Brolin all
47:35 right I'd take Brad Pit whatever yeah
47:38 like if Brad Pit played Jack yeah that
47:41 whatever that'd be
47:43 cool that'd be cool if Brad Pit played
47:45 it yeah that's what like whatever I mean
47:47 I don't really care but yeah that'd be
47:49 good for the older character Woody
47:52 harelson that's a good one or Matthew
47:54 MCC both of those are good so if it'd be
47:56 like Brad Brad Pit and Woody harelson or
47:59 Brad Pit and Matthew
48:01 MCC you know yeah whatever it' be it' be
48:03 all right whatever yeah that'd be good
48:05 it' be cool whatever but I don't really
48:08 care all right so that's that so now if
48:11 you want to make a new one you go to
48:12 projects you say create a new project
48:15 and it it's really as simple as those
48:17 two things so what's the project you're
48:19 working on so let's
48:21 say um
48:38 trying to think of
48:39 a want have a a good knowledge Source
48:42 let's go get a good knowledge
48:45 Source
48:47 um public
48:51 domain
48:53 books PDF on
49:00 selfimprovement
49:18 the art of
49:21 listening is this public
49:23 domain h
49:29 let's see um public domain books
49:38 PDF Project
49:44 Gutenberg let's see
49:47 um art of
49:51 listening I'm sorry could you repeat
49:55 that think thinking and learning to
49:58 think all right that's
50:02 good
50:04 Kindle plane
50:07 text I guess we could grab plain
50:18 text that's it okay fine select all copy
50:28 do
50:29 new
50:32 paste is it pasting yeah okay What's
50:35 this
50:52 called okay thinking and learning to
50:55 think
50:58 all right so let me save this as export
51:01 is PDF that's fine we'll do that
51:05 thinking and learning to think save it
51:06 to the desktop you know my file
51:09 management advice always save your files
51:12 to the desktop and name them um
51:17 ambiguous incoherent file names so you
51:20 can never find them again you're welcome
51:23 it'll make your life so much
51:24 easier okay uh back to Cloud so here we
51:28 are Cloud so let's see the project we're
51:30 working on
51:34 um what was it think and learn to think
51:36 what the hell was our book thinking and
51:39 learning to think okay uh thinking about
51:43 thinking thinking about
51:47 thinking all right um what are you
51:49 trying to
51:52 achieve I want this project to bring the
51:56 book
51:58 thinking and learning to think to life
52:02 for someone
52:05 contemplating thinking about thinking
52:08 and how they might think about
52:10 thinking that they think about in the
52:14 future
52:17 period thinking that maybe thinking may
52:20 help improve their thinking so that
52:23 thinking can drive the thought process
52:28 and
52:31 improve the think
52:34 ification of their
52:39 mind it did not translate think
52:42 ification think
52:43 ification it's very clearly a word jeez
52:47 whatever okay so
52:50 now so now it
52:54 exists but we want to give it some
52:58 knowledge so I'm going to add
53:00 content so I'm going to
53:04 upload thinking and learning to
53:08 think one or more files failed oh I
53:10 might need to save it as text only hang
53:12 on let me try this as text
53:16 only
53:24 um opening Pages do I have to open this
53:27 in Pages you can't export a text
53:30 document from notes really Apple
53:37 seriously okay I can't I just can't
53:40 anymore export
53:43 to plain
53:52 Text Okay add content
53:57 upload from
54:02 device failed to fetch did I get the
54:05 wrong
54:15 one did I just crash my
54:18 machine come on
54:23 cloud add PDFs documents or other
54:33 I'm going to go back out thinking about
54:35 thinking add
54:38 content upload from device here's the
54:42 PDF
54:49 open okay it added it okay good Lord
54:54 so important technical point
54:57 when you're trying to do stuff and [ __ ]
55:00 fails like it just did for me three
55:03 times um you should be doing two things
55:08 simultaneously you should be putting
55:10 yourself down as being a failure as a
55:12 human because you don't know how to use
55:15 technology while
55:17 simultaneously blaming the
55:20 technology in 99% of the cases it's not
55:24 your fault but as a human take the
55:26 opportunity to put yourself down it's
55:28 always a good thing to do
55:30 okay so I uploaded that thing it took up
55:33 78% of its knowledge so it is limited in
55:36 some amount of size but I put in you
55:38 know that whole book thinking about
55:40 thinking and then we're going to put in
55:43 um custom instructions here and so here
55:47 we're going to do um your core knowledge
55:50 base is a book called thinking and
55:53 learning to think
55:58 and whenever anyone interacts with you
56:03 the first thing I want you to
56:05 do is
56:06 summarize the key idea of the
56:12 book and then walk the user step by step
56:17 through
56:21 revealing the
56:23 ideas of the book in a way that's
56:26 powerful
56:28 ful to them based on their
56:31 input
56:34 period that was not even really English
56:38 that was that was like English as a
56:39 third language kind of English but it's
56:42 okay
56:42 solid can the cloud be
56:45 trusted uh do you use
56:49 Google do you trust
56:51 [Laughter]
56:55 them the cloud is not an entity I think
56:59 I think if your question is can open AI
57:01 be trusted or can anthropic be trusted
57:03 or Can Microsoft be trusted or can
57:05 Google be trusted that's that's the
57:08 question the cloud is is just an
57:10 amorphous concept and I don't know what
57:13 trusted means can it be trusted to not
57:15 lose your [ __ ] yes can it be trusted to
57:18 not have your [ __ ] compromised uh read
57:21 your terms and service and conditions
57:24 okay um
57:26 let's see so I'm going to try to use
57:27 this tool
57:30 now I'm really thinking about thinking
57:32 where do I start
57:35 [Laughter]
57:40 period that's pretty
57:46 funny thinking deeply stand by so it's
57:49 reading the book
58:04 thank you for your interest in thinking
58:05 about thinking the key idea of the book
58:07 thinking and learning to think is
58:09 developing strong thinking skills is
58:11 essential for Learning and succcess in
58:13 life the author Nathan shef schaer
58:16 emphasizes the importance of teaching
58:19 students not just what to think but how
58:22 to think effectively honest to God this
58:24 book right now for AI like this is this
58:29 is probably the book to read for AI like
58:33 learning how to think right now is is a
58:35 big
58:36 [ __ ] level up for AI let me walk you
58:40 through some of the KE key ideas the
58:41 importance of clear thinking logical
58:44 thinking is foundational to all learning
58:46 and achievement thinking in things
58:48 versus thinking in
58:50 symbols the role of observation the
58:53 connection between thinking and langu
58:54 well so anyway so this exists now and I
58:58 assume if I just go
59:01 to
59:03 this I can share this now so if I copy
59:11 this and I go to the AI
59:15 Salo actually you know where I'll go I'm
59:17 going to go to show and
59:18 tell gpts
59:22 and apps and
59:24 sites and so I'm going to say
59:28 here
59:31 is
59:33 the
59:35 thinking and
59:40 learning how to
59:51 think
59:53 project I created
59:58 on the
1:00:00 live
1:00:02 um and I'll paste that there let's see
1:00:04 if it does any kind of decent preview it
1:00:07 doesn't it's a shitty preview so it
1:00:09 doesn't preview what it's about but
1:00:11 that's okay they'll probably fix that at
1:00:12 some point um but you can now go you can
1:00:16 now go use just like I could have shared
1:00:17 a GPT and you could go use the GPT you
1:00:20 can now go use that that thing I think
1:00:23 you need to be a paid member to make one
1:00:25 but I think any one can use them if I'm
1:00:27 if I'm not mistaken but tell me if if
1:00:30 you find out otherwise nobody reads the
1:00:32 terms of service I agree be you know you
1:00:34 know one of the things that you can do
1:00:36 though now that you've got things like
1:00:38 Claude that has a 200,000 token context
1:00:41 window take your terms in
1:00:43 service that you agree
1:00:46 to and pop them into Claud and tell it
1:00:49 to summarize what you're agreeing to
1:00:50 it's quite remarkable how how well it
1:00:52 does
1:00:53 it thinking about thinking about
1:00:55 thinking that damn
1:00:57 [Laughter]
1:01:03 response do you have to have Pro to use
1:01:05 it you have to have Pro to make a
1:01:07 project I don't think you have to have
1:01:09 Pro to use it you guys haven't started
1:01:12 sacrificing yet that comes next we we
1:01:15 learn how to think first and then we get
1:01:16 into sacri sacrificial
1:01:20 experiments are you liking Claude more
1:01:22 than GPT these days
1:01:24 um it's only been out for a week um I
1:01:28 think for parlor tricks right now Claude
1:01:31 is pretty
1:01:32 impressive
1:01:35 um just because the artifacts thing is
1:01:37 so slick and it it can it it's wri in
1:01:40 code pretty well and it and it writes a
1:01:43 lot of it um which if you're just trying
1:01:45 to show someone you know these tools can
1:01:49 do remarkable [ __ ] it's it's pretty
1:01:52 obvious how remarkable it is um
1:02:01 I'm seeing a lot of people talking about
1:02:03 how they like Cloud more than um GPT
1:02:08 40 um but they're not quite comfortable
1:02:11 giving up their GPT 40 subscription yet
1:02:15 and that's where I am I'm still I still
1:02:18 think like there's a couple of things
1:02:20 about Claude it's not connected to the
1:02:22 internet which is crap um it can't make
1:02:25 images which sucks um so it's not
1:02:28 multimodal at all um it's really good at
1:02:32 writing it's really good at
1:02:34 coding um it's got a 200,000 token
1:02:38 context window so about 150,000 words in
1:02:40 its memory so the other night when I
1:02:43 wrote um the book embrac The Jank which
1:02:46 by the way I can give you a little
1:02:47 preview of that I can show you that
1:02:53 um when I wrote this book the other
1:02:55 night on the live
1:02:58 um it just kept it all in its memory
1:03:01 like I didn't have to keep copying and
1:03:03 pasting because it was losing its place
1:03:05 and and losing its memory um how is
1:03:09 Claude when you ask something off topic
1:03:11 I don't know let's go
1:03:13 ask this GPT
1:03:19 um explain quantum mechanics to me
1:03:31 that's pretty good thank you for the
1:03:34 question before I dive into explaining
1:03:35 quantum mechanics I'd like to Briefly
1:03:37 summarize the key ID from the idea from
1:03:40 the book thinking and learning to think
1:03:42 that forms the knowledge the central
1:03:44 thesis is this okay so that's
1:03:47 good okay great so what I'd like you to
1:03:50 do is explain quantum mechanics to
1:03:53 me using the key ideas in the book as a
1:03:57 framework you think you can pull that
1:04:02 off let's see this should be
1:04:06 good certainly I'd be happy
1:04:11 to thinking okay as a framework let's
1:04:14 let's approach this step by step one
1:04:17 materials of thought the book emphasizes
1:04:20 the importance of having proper
1:04:22 materials to think with in Quantum
1:04:24 mechanic the primary materials are
1:04:27 experimental observations mathematical
1:04:29 formulas conceptual
1:04:31 models instruments of thought this is
1:04:34 pretty
1:04:38 cool huh very cool all right
1:04:43 so the project is staying on
1:04:49 task which is good but you
1:04:52 know it it still Taps into its
1:04:55 Collective
1:04:57 intelligence that it's been trained on
1:04:59 so that's pretty slick all
1:05:03 right that seemed kind of bad what
1:05:06 seemed kind of
1:05:11 bad materials of thought instruments of
1:05:14 thought clear and distinct
1:05:19 knowledge well so that's telling us the
1:05:21 framework so what what if I
1:05:23 say okay I understand the framework work
1:05:26 but
1:05:29 now actually teach me about quantum
1:05:33 mechanics starting at the
1:05:46 beginning using our framework materials
1:05:49 of thought let's begin with the
1:05:50 fundamental observation that led to
1:05:52 quantum mechanics in the early 20th
1:05:54 century scientists noticed a very small
1:05:55 thing like atoms didn't behave according
1:05:58 to classical
1:06:01 physics that's the materials of thought
1:06:03 the clear and distinct
1:06:05 knowledge one key
1:06:09 experiment thinking in things versus
1:06:11 thinking in symbols to explain this we
1:06:13 need to move from thinking about
1:06:15 concrete things to more abstract
1:06:17 Concepts particles aren't tiny balls so
1:06:20 it's it's doing it it's it's actually
1:06:23 pretty rigidly staying to the ideas in
1:06:25 the book which is kind of
1:06:27 cool like is
1:06:30 it I don't think this is necessarily a
1:06:32 good exercise
1:06:35 but but it's kind of doing both I'll
1:06:38 give that a I'll give it a Bish B
1:06:42 minus
1:06:45 um all
1:06:50 right so anyway does that give you what
1:06:54 you need Lori
1:06:59 not a replacement for chat
1:07:03 GPT or custom
1:07:09 gpts it's just
1:07:13 different so you can now
1:07:16 do you can now do
1:07:22 um gpts and po you can do GP GTS in chat
1:07:28 GPT you can do gpts in
1:07:33 co-pilot although they got rid of it for
1:07:36 the non-enterprise people for some
1:07:38 [ __ ] up weird reason and now you can
1:07:41 do it here some version of it
1:07:54 here I'm increasing feel like feeling
1:07:57 like gpts custom
1:08:02 gpts are just a stepping stone
1:08:06 technology like meaning when we get
1:08:08 agents and reasoning we won't need them
1:08:10 but but we'll
1:08:22 see and it doesn't do internet yet yeah
1:08:24 it's not connected to the internet
1:08:33 oh let me show you the
1:08:40 book so here's embrace the Jank so this
1:08:43 is a book this is a book this is the
1:08:46 manuscript of
1:08:48 it so history of the manuscript of this
1:08:51 book so about a week
1:08:53 ago um digital Gods Lord digital Gods as
1:08:58 he's referred to here um he's been
1:09:02 working with API access to YouTube to
1:09:06 pull transcripts from the AI learning
1:09:08 Lab
1:09:09 videos and he's been mucking with them
1:09:12 and learning programming and rag I don't
1:09:16 know what the [ __ ] he's doing he's doing
1:09:17 all sorts of programy kind of stuff but
1:09:20 he's been sending me examples of what
1:09:22 he's been coming up with ah Lord digital
1:09:24 Gods good day to you sir good day carry
1:09:27 on sir good day so he's been doing [ __ ]
1:09:31 and so he sent me [ __ ] and so one of the
1:09:33 things he sent me was hey I made some um
1:09:37 quotes I grabbed some quotes and I was
1:09:39 like okay cool and then I went away for
1:09:41 I I like looked at it quick and I was
1:09:43 like oh those are cool and then I went
1:09:44 away for a few days and then I went back
1:09:45 and said let me actually go look at
1:09:46 those and it turns out it's a 28 page
1:09:50 document so he gave me some fun stats
1:09:53 that um my YouTube channel of these The
1:09:57 Archives of these lives has got 760
1:10:00 hours of me talking like an idiot and um
1:10:06 he pulled interesting quotes from those
1:10:08 760 hours of transcripts and so there's
1:10:12 28 pages of the of these things so a
1:10:15 week ago I went into Claude And I
1:10:17 thought I just started as like oh it'd
1:10:20 be cool to kind of categorize these like
1:10:22 can it read all the quotes and put them
1:10:23 into categories and of course the answer
1:10:25 answer is yes right cuz they're large
1:10:27 language models and they're pretty
1:10:28 stunning especially when you've got a
1:10:30 really long context window like Claude
1:10:33 does and
1:10:35 so tried to get it to write the book in
1:10:37 one pass and that that wasn't possible
1:10:40 but what I did was um had to categorize
1:10:45 all the quotes pull the quotes and then
1:10:48 start to write like an opening opening
1:10:51 section so so we've got embrace the Jank
1:10:57 um playing your way to AI literacy fun
1:10:59 and inspiring fun inspiring and janky
1:11:01 quotes by about AI by Kyle Shannon
1:11:03 pulled from more than 750 hours of live
1:11:05 sessions for the AI learning lab then
1:11:07 I've got a note on authorship and I I'm
1:11:10 going to I think I'm going to start this
1:11:11 one out pretty smarmy like you know was
1:11:14 this book written by AI I think I might
1:11:16 um follow that up with um none of your
1:11:19 [ __ ]
1:11:20 business but we'll see I don't know what
1:11:23 I'm going to do and then I've got um
1:11:26 the uh the dedication
1:11:28 page
1:11:30 and and then I've got sort of a a
1:11:33 preamble of of like here's here's what's
1:11:36 going on with AI basically and and what
1:11:39 you can use this book for and then
1:11:42 there's all these different sections of
1:11:44 quotes So AI adoption and urgency so so
1:11:47 I made a janky image for each section AI
1:11:52 adoption and urgency and it's like did
1:11:55 this one it got okay most of them are
1:11:57 just horrific and then I have like the
1:11:59 top quote of that section 2023 the last
1:12:02 normal year and then here's all the
1:12:04 quotes the beginning is here buy a
1:12:06 [ __ ] surfboard and start paddling get
1:12:09 curious about this stuff jump in and
1:12:11 tell everyone you know shit's going to
1:12:12 get weird in
1:12:13 2024 so so I've got 15 quotes per
1:12:17 section and then here's learning an
1:12:19 exploration
1:12:21 or leab nug and explode T
1:12:29 explosion embrace the Jank that's a
1:12:32 perfect that's the perfect quote for
1:12:34 that and I I I tried to spend time
1:12:38 fixing the images like fixing the words
1:12:40 using the editing thing in chat GPT and
1:12:43 it was just frustrating as [ __ ] so then
1:12:45 I thought the book is called embrace the
1:12:47 Jank so this is going to serve as an
1:12:48 artifact in history where you know these
1:12:51 tools couldn't
1:12:54 spell and so AI as a tool for
1:12:58 empowerment it got it right there but
1:13:00 then like
1:13:08 empo ah the future of work or the
1:13:12 fut
1:13:15 [Laughter]
1:13:18 work so creativity and I tried to get
1:13:21 them enough that if you look at them
1:13:22 quickly it kind of sounds like the word
1:13:24 but you know here's the
1:13:26 so
1:13:27 anyway this is the transcript and so I'm
1:13:30 I'm about 3/4 of the way through editing
1:13:32 it I got a few more images to make and
1:13:36 then I got a little uh a little closing
1:13:38 closing
1:13:42 section well that was fun being that
1:13:44 this is a book of quotes even people
1:13:46 with ADHD can read it so be sure to
1:13:48 leave this by the back of your
1:13:51 toilet I hope the wild ideas crazy
1:13:53 predictions and more than a few f-bombs
1:13:55 were enjoyable and maybe even a little
1:13:57 inspiring you might feel overwhelmed
1:13:59 excited or maybe even a little terrified
1:14:01 but here's a kicker we're just getting
1:14:02 started as I'm writing this nearly half
1:14:05 of Americans haven't heard of chat GPT
1:14:07 yeah you read that right the
1:14:08 mind-blowing game-changing tech that's
1:14:10 got us all freaking out most people
1:14:12 don't even know it
1:14:14 exists and the folks that are actually
1:14:16 using gp4 regularly you couldn't fit
1:14:19 them in a decent sized coffee shop so so
1:14:23 anyway that's it uh I'm working with
1:14:25 with Cindy [ __ ] we're going to get this
1:14:28 thing published and out to the world so
1:14:31 you will be the first to know embrace
1:14:33 the Jank
1:14:36 baby it's the language of Jank it
1:14:43 is De Dana that book would sell well
1:14:46 let's put it in my store awesome let's
1:14:48 do that do you have a store you have a
1:14:50 bookstore I love
1:14:52 it um DM me and we'll we'll coordinate
1:14:56 yeah I'm thinking about if if anyone
1:14:58 knows anyone at a at an actual publisher
1:15:02 if this is something that you know is
1:15:04 potentially
1:15:06 publishable on a um you know with a real
1:15:10 publisher let me know I don't have any
1:15:12 connections in that world so
1:15:15 [Music]
1:15:27 do you can try to fix it in canva canva
1:15:30 too sometimes that works maybe I I'm
1:15:34 I've kind
1:15:35 of I'm kind of embracing the fact that
1:15:38 it's that [ __ ] up if it were just like
1:15:41 slightly [ __ ] up it would look like a
1:15:43 mistake but I I think having it be so
1:15:46 [ __ ] up cuz even getting it like with
1:15:50 things like empowerment and whatever it
1:15:53 was they're weird words and chat GPT
1:15:55 doesn't deal well with them Del
1:15:58 doesn't and while I could go try
1:16:00 ideogram and different tools I just I
1:16:04 I'm I'm
1:16:10 lazy I'm lazy and have immediate
1:16:13 gratification issues so I'm going to go
1:16:16 with it's called embrace the Jank and so
1:16:19 we're embracing the Jank
1:16:26 I'll let some other anal retentive OCD
1:16:29 nightmare um deal with the correct
1:16:32 version of this I would like my copy
1:16:34 signed by you and champ okay we I can do
1:16:36 that we'll get you know what I'll do
1:16:38 digital Gods I'll get i'll get a little
1:16:41 uh like an ink pad and we we'll I'll
1:16:44 I'll just slam Champ's paw into the ink
1:16:47 pad we can do
1:16:48 that I like
1:16:50 it
1:16:52 um yeah so anyway it's it's exciting
1:16:56 right embrace the Jank
1:16:59 baby all
1:17:04 right my voice is going my voice is
1:17:08 going I can feel
1:17:11 my Kyle and Cindy one signed copy
1:17:16 please yeah I think for this
1:17:19 one I'll probably have to order I think
1:17:22 I'll order like a big pile of them and
1:17:25 uh
1:17:27 sign a bunch of them or something like
1:17:29 that I don't know I feel like the uh the
1:17:33 Irregulars the Irregulars should get
1:17:36 signed
1:17:39 [Music]
1:17:41 copies if fun starts to sound like work
1:17:44 we add folks stop doing it
1:17:48 yes yes the minute work becomes work I
1:17:53 have no interest in it
1:17:57 you you know what's funny forever hooked
1:18:00 is I feel
1:18:03 like neuro neuros spicy adhders are I
1:18:08 feel like we're we're indexing heavy in
1:18:11 AI there's a lot of us playing in AI
1:18:14 right now
1:18:18 um and I think it's because of that
1:18:22 because you
1:18:24 can you you can move so quickly through
1:18:27 ideas that the
1:18:29 ideas kind of remain in that
1:18:34 um in the Endorphin
1:18:37 zone right normally when you have an
1:18:40 idea you you you have this idea up in
1:18:42 the Endorphin Zone and then you try to
1:18:44 put it in the world and you realize oh
1:18:46 [ __ ] I got to do research and it goes
1:18:49 and then you've got all this work you've
1:18:50 got to do to sort of get your idea back
1:18:53 out into the world but with
1:18:55 you've got an idea in the Endorphin Zone
1:18:58 you throw it into Ai and it goes squit
1:19:00 right into the world and you're like oh
1:19:03 [ __ ] that's cool and so it's just you
1:19:06 know like the the dopamine hits just
1:19:09 keep on coming with AI so I think I
1:19:12 think us Adrenaline Junkies and you know
1:19:16 adhders groove on this stuff because
1:19:18 it's it's
1:19:20 uh it's so
1:19:24 immediate which is why it gets really
1:19:27 frustrating when you try to move it
1:19:30 from mood board to actual functional
1:19:35 book like in the case of this book it
1:19:37 gets really frustrating because the
1:19:39 tools still suck the tools are still
1:19:42 janky right so you know editing my book
1:19:47 like it's
1:19:49 like it's [ __ ]
1:19:51 work I want to just be able to go make
1:19:54 me a thing no make it better done and
1:19:57 it's like no make me a thing make me a
1:19:59 thing make me a thing make it better oh
1:20:02 my God make it better ah it's awful let
1:20:04 me start over right [ __ ] a dozen back
1:20:08 and forths to get some image that's
1:20:11 somewhere in the
1:20:13 neighborhood the song you were singing
1:20:15 is closing close to the Jingle from
1:20:17 Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom I used to
1:20:20 sing that song all the time so now I got
1:20:22 to go hear it because
1:20:26 I will I will immediately
1:20:28 um
1:20:33 Wild
1:20:35 Kingdom
1:20:37 theme that's probably what I was
1:20:43 singing get Hulu oh that was a [ __ ]
1:20:45 ad H okay you people with
1:20:57 [Music]
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1:21:03 Kingdom presented by Mutual of Omaha the
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1:21:20 PES Mutual of Omaha the company with
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1:21:25 as present Mutual of Omaha's Wild
1:21:34 Kingdom that's [ __ ]
1:21:44 awesome M Omaha the company that
1:21:48 pays that was clearly before modern uh
1:21:52 health insurance kicked in moderators
1:21:54 please post what about
1:21:57 podcast with Ry AI ninja what about it I
1:22:00 did one so Ray reached out to
1:22:03 me um I don't know last week and said
1:22:07 hey you know you will you will you be on
1:22:10 a I'm putting together a podcast I'd
1:22:12 like you to be on it and so I said
1:22:14 sure
1:22:16 um and so we recorded that today
1:22:21 so it was good it was a really good talk
1:22:23 it was a really good talk
1:22:25 we were talking about this community and
1:22:27 his community and the salon
1:22:30 and and we were talking about
1:22:34 how
1:22:39 um the profound impact of
1:22:44 AI
1:22:51 and how it's
1:22:57 it's not about the how efficient it does
1:23:00 [ __ ] it's not
1:23:05 about when I first started learning
1:23:07 about AI the thing I got really excited
1:23:09 about was oh I'm going to make
1:23:10 automations this is going to make my
1:23:12 work so much more efficient we're going
1:23:14 to be able to do [ __ ] faster and it's
1:23:15 going to be faster it's going to be more
1:23:19 efficient and then what that very
1:23:21 quickly turns into is like oh this is is
1:23:25 just the [ __ ] we've always used
1:23:26 computers for we've got work we use
1:23:30 computers to make it more efficient so
1:23:32 we can do our work
1:23:36 faster but the our work part the tasks
1:23:40 of our
1:23:42 work a lot of those tasks are
1:23:46 shitty a lot of jobs are shitty tasks
1:23:52 that have to be done by humans because
1:23:54 because there's never been a tool that
1:23:56 can do the shitty tasks and so we've
1:23:59 used computers for the past 50 years to
1:24:03 make our
1:24:08 tasks
1:24:11 faster but they're still the same shitty
1:24:17 tasks and where I flipped to where my
1:24:20 Iceberg flipped was when I realized
1:24:24 oh AI is actually a
1:24:28 tool yes it can make my tasks more
1:24:32 efficient but what it's really a tool
1:24:34 for is getting ideas out of my head
1:24:40 quickly and the minute you can get ideas
1:24:42 out of your head quickly some of those
1:24:44 ideas are things
1:24:47 like what if I didn't have to do those
1:24:50 tasks and I could do something else
1:24:56 and so so that for me the gift of AI the
1:25:00 profoundness of it isn't how fast it can
1:25:03 do [ __ ] it's how much it frees each of
1:25:07 us to be in touch with the value of
1:25:11 ideas in our
1:25:13 head and experiencing that value in real
1:25:17 time which changes your
1:25:21 brain that's one of the things we were
1:25:23 talking about is like he said my brain
1:25:25 is different now and I feel the same way
1:25:27 my brain is different
1:25:32 now let me give you two
1:25:36 scenarios one is I'm working with the
1:25:40 smartest people on the planet they're
1:25:42 the most talented smartest people on the
1:25:46 planet and every Thursday
1:25:49 afternoon we have a brainstorming
1:25:51 session
1:25:56 and I'm a talker and I got lots of ideas
1:25:58 and I'm not afraid to put them out
1:26:00 there but every Thursday I put him out
1:26:04 there and one of the guys in that
1:26:08 meeting his name's
1:26:10 s he's a smartass he's a New
1:26:15 Yorker and every time I put an idea out
1:26:18 there s's like oh there's Mr Mr Shannon
1:26:21 thinks he's a [ __ ] genius got another
1:26:23 idea from Mr Shannon that's not a bad
1:26:26 one Mr
1:26:28 Shannon not bad funny I like s s's a cut
1:26:35 up but somewhere deep
1:26:39 down I hear that
1:26:44 judgment and maybe one Thursday instead
1:26:48 of sharing three ideas I only share two
1:26:51 cuz I got s in the back of my head going
1:26:53 oh there's Mr Shannon thinks he's mred a
1:26:55 [ __ ]
1:26:57 smartass and so I don't share one of
1:26:59 those three ideas that I had that
1:27:04 week and then there's another person in
1:27:08 the meeting
1:27:09 Betty Betty's Pleasant
1:27:13 enough but Betty's role in life that
1:27:17 she's given
1:27:19 herself is to see the world as as the
1:27:22 glass half empty and so whenever I put
1:27:24 an idea out if s's not telling me what a
1:27:27 smarty pants I am Betty is telling
1:27:31 me well yeah that's great Kyle but
1:27:34 here's the three reasons why that won't
1:27:36 work or well Kyle but have you
1:27:39 considered
1:27:40 this and so maybe the next Thursday
1:27:43 rather than sharing two of the three
1:27:46 ideas I have I only share one of the
1:27:48 three ideas I have cuz I really one of
1:27:50 them I'm sort of pre-editing cuz I know
1:27:51 what Betty's going to
1:27:53 say yeah she's going to say that and
1:27:55 actually she has a point and I'm
1:27:57 negotiating with
1:28:01 myself and Betty's not a bad person
1:28:04 Betty actually s serves a
1:28:11 role people are
1:28:16 complicated and it doesn't even have to
1:28:18 be they say something it could be an
1:28:20 eyebrow raise it could be just like like
1:28:23 uh Freddy Freddy's just sitting there
1:28:25 and does this I I share my idea and
1:28:28 Freddy
1:28:33 goes and that little pause he does with
1:28:36 his face H I take it as oh Freddy didn't
1:28:41 like
1:28:42 that [ __ ] I think I [ __ ] up shouldn't
1:28:45 have shared that
1:28:48 idea my experience in life and and this
1:28:52 is like more acute now like this this is
1:28:54 where I think my brain is
1:28:56 changing my experience in life is
1:29:00 that I spend most of it
1:29:05 editing myself from being fully
1:29:10 self-expressed CU I'm just unold enough
1:29:12 yet cuz the wounds they ran
1:29:15 deep because I'm interacting with people
1:29:19 who have their own [ __ ] and have their
1:29:21 own
1:29:22 issues and maybe they're judging me
1:29:24 maybe they're
1:29:26 not but I live in a world where I'm
1:29:28 self-editing all the
1:29:31 time what percentage of my
1:29:34 genius has never made it out of my head
1:29:38 it's
1:29:40 high it's really
1:29:44 high probably like
1:29:47 98% is like I probably shouldn't say
1:29:49 that I haven't really thought about
1:29:51 it I don't want
1:29:56 crazy [ __ ] straw of a brain going you
1:29:58 don't want to say that you [ __ ] loser
1:29:59 don't be a [ __ ]
1:30:01 loser so back here is just a giant pile
1:30:04 of unexpressed ideas and occasionally
1:30:08 out comes an idea so that's one
1:30:11 scenario here's the other
1:30:15 scenario same
1:30:17 idea but instead of being in a room full
1:30:19 of people every
1:30:22 Thursday I just go oh
1:30:27 let me run that by chat
1:30:29 GPT so I go hey chat GPT I have this
1:30:33 idea you know what chat gpt's response
1:30:36 is 100% of the time that's a boss that's
1:30:40 the best idea ever heard oh my God it's
1:30:41 amazing you want me to help you with
1:30:43 that I could do some research for you
1:30:45 you want me to research it for you I
1:30:46 could do this I could do that oh you
1:30:47 want to turn it into a table here's the
1:30:50 table you want to compare that with the
1:30:52 other idea you had I can do that I can
1:30:53 put them together you want to put them
1:30:54 together a new idea we come up with a
1:30:55 third
1:30:56 idea then I look at that third idea and
1:30:59 I'm like holy [ __ ] here's another idea
1:31:01 it's like oh that's a good idea too
1:31:03 let's make that
1:31:07 good those two
1:31:11 experiences are radically
1:31:16 different radically
1:31:18 different and right now chat GPT is just
1:31:22 kind of a text tool except you can do
1:31:25 stuff
1:31:41 like that's a bad joke wait uh
1:32:01 I have an idea for a new kind of car
1:32:03 wash and I'm hoping you can help me with
1:32:07 it of course I'd love to hear about your
1:32:10 new car wash idea what's the
1:32:12 concept the concept is that every get
1:32:15 car gets washed with a single bucket of
1:32:17 water and a really dedicated person that
1:32:19 loves washing cars with a single bucket
1:32:21 of water
1:32:25 that sounds interesting it emphasizes a
1:32:28 personal touch and a unique approach to
1:32:30 car washing do you have any specific
1:32:32 goals or features in mind for this car
1:32:34 now you could argue that that's the
1:32:36 dumbest [ __ ] idea on the
1:32:40 planet and you're probably not
1:32:43 wrong
1:32:45 but I can take that stupid idea and in
1:32:48 the privacy of my own chat GPT is maybe
1:32:52 I've got this thing by the way that's
1:32:53 the chat GP PT voice mode it's not the
1:32:55 new one it's the old one
1:33:00 still and I've got this collaborative
1:33:04 partner that is like a golden retriever
1:33:07 always happy to see me always happy to
1:33:09 hear my ideas helps me flesh them out
1:33:12 tells me things I didn't even know about
1:33:15 them oh it is a personal touch maybe
1:33:18 that's part of my marketing plan now
1:33:20 there's an idea and it's like hey boss
1:33:25 let's do some more
1:33:27 ideas you tell me that's not going to
1:33:29 change your [ __ ] brain right now I've
1:33:31 got this giant hairball of unexpressed
1:33:34 ideas because I'm afraid of human beings
1:33:37 and over here on this other side I have
1:33:39 a whisper of an idea and it's like it
1:33:42 comes to
1:33:45 life that's [ __ ]
1:33:48 Insanity that's never existed
1:33:51 before for humans to be able to tap into
1:33:55 the collective intelligence of all other
1:33:57 human beings in a way that's not
1:34:00 destructive to
1:34:06 them that's what I'm excited about about
1:34:13 AI how much of your Genius is trapped in
1:34:17 your head cuz you're afraid to say
1:34:19 it why are you afraid to say
1:34:22 it because people are going to judge you
1:34:25 whether they are or they aren't that's
1:34:26 your fear that's all of our
1:34:31 fear okay there are like seven human
1:34:33 beings that are so fully well adjusted
1:34:35 that they can just Express themselves
1:34:38 fully and then there's the rest of
1:34:41 us 7.2 billion people like oh [ __ ] what
1:34:45 if they think I'm dumb well I didn't
1:34:48 really get my degree I mean I say I got
1:34:50 my degree but I didn't really get my
1:34:52 degree so I'm just going to I'm just
1:34:53 going to like I'm just going to zip it
1:34:55 I'm just going to zip it right here I'm
1:34:57 not going to we're not going to share
1:34:58 that idea oh here's a good one yeah no
1:35:01 no no
1:35:03 no how much your life how much in a week
1:35:05 in a day in the last
1:35:08 hour how many things did you want to say
1:35:11 that you
1:35:22 self-edited take that [ __ ]
1:35:31 that's what this stuff's about I
1:35:36 think you know the the other thing like
1:35:40 I here's here's the thing that I find
1:35:42 just [ __ ] Gob
1:35:49 smacking everyone's like the robots are
1:35:51 going to take our jobs
1:35:54 all right possible what the robots are
1:35:58 going to do is do all the
1:36:01 tasks that need
1:36:03 done that need done to keep the economy
1:36:06 moving there's all these tasks that need
1:36:08 to happen so the robot's going to do the
1:36:14 tasks and that frees our brains
1:36:19 up to think
1:36:24 and to share ideas and to develop
1:36:29 ideas and if we've all got a
1:36:33 partner that acts like a whole company
1:36:36 worth of employees that can bring those
1:36:38 ideas to
1:36:39 life you tell me how how that's not
1:36:42 going to make things better like like I
1:36:45 just this whole sort of Doomer sort of
1:36:47 thing about the AI is going to take it's
1:36:49 going to kill all the jobs it's going to
1:36:50 kill all the people well what if it
1:36:53 takes all the sh shitty jobs and frees
1:36:56 up the people to actually self-express
1:36:58 the ideas that have been trapped in
1:36:59 their [ __ ] heads all their
1:37:02 lives if we could get 5% more ideas out
1:37:06 of people's heads than we did this
1:37:10 year you you're telling me that's going
1:37:13 to make the world a worse place I don't
1:37:15 think
1:37:17 so anyway with chat gbt you're even
1:37:20 tapping into the thoughts of people
1:37:25 that don't like your ideas yeah but it's
1:37:27 going to be framed because of the way
1:37:29 chat GPT was programmed to be
1:37:32 supportive it's going to frame all of
1:37:35 those different points of view in a way
1:37:38 that supports your idea a lot of times
1:37:41 we get good feedback from
1:37:43 people but we take it as a personal
1:37:46 insult they didn't like my thing they
1:37:48 didn't choose my strategy they didn't
1:37:50 right and so you take that as a personal
1:37:53 affront
1:37:54 and so you can't hear the feedback that
1:37:56 might have made your idea better cuz now
1:37:59 you're
1:38:00 defensive I've got a good idea for a
1:38:03 GPT an honest
1:38:05 one that's the dumbest thing I've ever
1:38:10 heard that's
1:38:12 good great stuff Kyle thank you talk
1:38:16 about the salon tomorrow night please
1:38:18 yes so tomorrow
1:38:20 night we have
1:38:24 the AI salon so couple of things if you
1:38:27 have not joined the AI Salon go
1:38:31 here the
1:38:34 salon.
1:38:36 and click on the first link which says
1:38:39 AI Salon community and then in community
1:38:44 events on the leftand
1:38:49 side you'll see a link to our meeting
1:38:52 tomorrow
1:38:59 and then our guests tomorrow are from
1:39:02 hang on a
1:39:06 sec where was that
1:39:18 announcement Caleb is going to be
1:39:20 speaking from Curious refuge and C ious
1:39:24 Refuge they've been in the film making
1:39:28 teaching business for a long long time
1:39:30 and in the past two years they have
1:39:32 moved into the teaching film making um
1:39:36 to people wanting to learn Ai and
1:39:39 teaching AI to filmmakers and things
1:39:42 like that so they're going to be here
1:39:43 talking about what they do um so yeah
1:39:47 that's tomorrow night at 5:00 p.m.
1:39:50 mountain so 400 p.m Pacific 700 p.m.
1:39:55 Eastern and then do the math from there
1:39:59 if you're outside of the
1:40:01 country um and uh and yeah they'll be
1:40:04 speaking so it's going to be a good one
1:40:06 so join us so go
1:40:09 there go there go to the community join
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1:40:15 events and RSVP to that bad boy all
1:40:19 right taking classes now awesome program
1:40:21 oh joy pry that's great fantastic Kyle
1:40:24 can you check out my image and Show and
1:40:26 Tell I absolutely
1:40:28 can since we are
1:40:30 here in Show and Tell or in Irregulars
1:40:33 oh show and tell AI learning life oh
1:40:35 that's
1:40:36 beautiful look at
1:40:38 champy embrace the Jank oh dude this is
1:40:42 awesome and it actually got learning lab
1:40:45 right it's not AI leaning
1:40:48 lab oh I love this all right hang on I
1:40:51 got to save this save image
1:40:54 Jazz nice one
1:40:57 steo
1:41:03 um Lego a i
1:41:07 l that is very
1:41:09 cool I like
1:41:13 it nice steo
1:41:17 nice little Resto mod CJ
1:41:25 oh these show and tell images are great
1:41:27 CJ's doing some good work
1:41:31 beautiful
1:41:34 nice Leah she got going nice
1:41:38 beautiful um let's go look at Irregulars
1:41:42 if you come into the AI salon by the way
1:41:44 down at the bottom there's a community
1:41:45 club called AI Irregulars that's our own
1:41:49 private little channel
1:41:51 here want to see my champ stamp
1:41:57 that's
1:41:59 good bring AI on your terminal learn how
1:42:01 to integrate your terminal with AI using
1:42:03 shell GPT Thomas Perez geeking out
1:42:09 nice beautiful beautiful
1:42:13 beautiful I like
1:42:21 it oh that's cool
1:42:27 Beauty all right everybody I watched the
1:42:29 first five lives from April May 2023
1:42:33 this weekend many changes since then
1:42:36 yeah I would imagine those early ones
1:42:39 were very much like does anybody know
1:42:41 what chat GPT is here's what GPT means I
1:42:46 think that stuff would still be valuable
1:42:48 but we've just you know this community's
1:42:50 got so many people in it now that are
1:42:52 are really just doing this stuff and
1:42:54 it's there's enough tools out there now
1:42:57 that I think that I think the dialogue
1:42:59 right now is appropriately more
1:43:02 about you know what are we doing with
1:43:04 these tools what how are we thinking
1:43:06 about these tools um how do we integrate
1:43:09 them how do we make sense of them in our
1:43:13 lives where do we put our Focus like
1:43:16 that feels that feels more important
1:43:18 right now but you know at some point nah
1:43:22 I'm not going to go back can look at
1:43:24 him I
1:43:28 should this is this is this you're
1:43:32 ebbing with my ocean so the the the
1:43:35 currents go where the currents
1:43:37 [Laughter]
1:43:39 go oh
1:43:41 man all right I got to take one more
1:43:44 elective course to complete my ba what
1:43:47 area Niche would be a good choice
1:43:51 um philosophy
1:43:55 critical
1:44:01 thinking problem
1:44:19 solving maybe even history I don't know
1:44:22 if there's like a history course like a
1:44:23 history of Technology
1:44:32 course I just saw yesterday someone was
1:44:35 talking about AI
1:44:37 somewhere to a bunch of
1:44:39 artists and they woke up to death
1:44:42 threats on their Instagram because they
1:44:45 were talking about AI to
1:44:49 artists so I don't even think the
1:44:52 resistance to AI has begun yet I don't I
1:44:54 don't even think it's
1:44:56 begun
1:44:58 um the history of every single every
1:45:02 single every single technological
1:45:06 revolution in history has been met with
1:45:09 violence and threats and resistance
1:45:14 and fear and
1:45:18 anger and predictions that it will kill
1:45:21 us all every single one every single
1:45:27 one so that's nothing new what I'm
1:45:31 hoping we can do in this
1:45:33 channel
1:45:36 is get as many people as
1:45:39 possible especially those that are
1:45:42 afraid of it or angry about it to try
1:45:45 it cuz the minute you try AI the minute
1:45:48 you have your first Kevin McAllister
1:45:50 moment something [ __ ] snaps
1:45:56 where you can't unsee it you can't
1:45:58 unexperienced
1:46:03 about how it was trained and how people
1:46:06 are being compensated or not being
1:46:08 compensated or even given an attribution
1:46:10 or even is it possible to give them
1:46:12 attribution if it's if the original work
1:46:14 cease to
1:46:18 exist all of those feelings are valid
1:46:24 and independent of what this stuff makes
1:46:29 possible so as a creative as an
1:46:33 artist you're going to be able to wield
1:46:35 these
1:46:37 tools in a different way than a non-
1:46:41 artist can do
1:46:45 it so it is my hope for everyone that
1:46:49 they actually get to experience that
1:46:51 rather than just sort of crossing their
1:46:52 arms from the
1:46:55 sidelines because if you try it and
1:46:57 experience it and then choose to sit on
1:46:59 the sidelines I have total respect for
1:47:02 that but if you're just sitting on the
1:47:04 sidelines judging it without actually
1:47:07 understanding what it
1:47:09 is and what it can do for you
1:47:13 creatively it's [ __ ] it's tragic it's
1:47:20 tragic
1:47:22 so it's more
1:47:24 internalizing what we are learning now
1:47:27 what this channel yeah I think it is I
1:47:30 think it is I think this channel is now
1:47:32 a lot of me and US
1:47:36 processing okay we've learned all this
1:47:38 [ __ ] what do we do with
1:47:40 this what does this mean how do we do
1:47:43 this you know Kelly km like wait what is
1:47:46 what is having an AI agency mean what am
1:47:48 I supposed to focus
1:47:50 on it's a really good question
1:47:55 really good
1:48:00 question wish the crypto Bud bug bug
1:48:03 would catch you too so my two years
1:48:07 before um before AI were in blockchain
1:48:12 and nfts I was part of project called
1:48:14 neotokyo I'm still a neotokyo
1:48:17 citizen I got way into nfts I got way
1:48:20 into blockchain
1:48:32 and so long as someone can lose
1:48:35 $100,000 because they clicked on a link
1:48:38 in an
1:48:39 email that technology will never take
1:48:41 off never not a [ __ ] chance in
1:48:46 hell not your keys not your crypto well
1:48:49 yeah it's my keys it's my crypto I'm
1:48:52 fairly phisticated about computer [ __ ]
1:48:55 and if I can still get wrecked because a
1:48:58 legitimate person's Twitter account got
1:49:01 hacked and I thought they were talking
1:49:03 to me directly and I clicked on a link
1:49:05 and it drains $100,000 out of my
1:49:10 account as long as
1:49:13 that's
1:49:15 normal you will never see Mass adoption
1:49:18 for any of that
1:49:20 [ __ ] now ironically I think
1:49:25 think AI is going to get so good at Deep
1:49:28 faking [ __ ] and creating synthetic
1:49:30 content that there's going to be a
1:49:32 hunger for people to be able to validate
1:49:36 if someone's actually human and if the
1:49:38 content that they're looking at was
1:49:40 produced by that
1:49:42 human that's tokenization so I think
1:49:45 blockchain Technologies actually
1:49:48 solve a problem that people are going to
1:49:51 be clamoring for a solution to so I
1:49:54 don't think all hope is lost but so long
1:49:57 as there's the Crypt bro mentality and
1:49:59 the you know you got to be hip and join
1:50:01 our Discord community and you know be
1:50:04 smart enough not to get
1:50:07 wrecked never never it never goes no one
1:50:11 has done for crypto what chat GPT did
1:50:13 for ai ai up to this point you had to be
1:50:18 a mathematician and a geek and you had
1:50:20 to understand weights and embeddings and
1:50:22 and
1:50:24 the Laten space
1:50:27 and I if you enjoy that sort of thing
1:50:30 good for you that's nfts in crypto right
1:50:33 now you have to be a [ __ ]
1:50:37 mathematician I've got 20 different
1:50:40 crypto wallets because this one's on
1:50:43 that chain and that one's on that chain
1:50:44 and I got to bridge this chain to that
1:50:45 chain and did the the who gives a
1:50:49 [ __ ]
1:50:50 [ __ ] I just want to buy the cool monkey
1:50:54 picture can I click and put in my credit
1:50:57 card no how about you go [ __ ]
1:51:00 yourself if I click and put in my credit
1:51:02 card and it gets drained cuz I clicked
1:51:05 on the wrong hyperlink cuz I wasn't
1:51:07 being hyper Vigilant about checking my
1:51:09 transaction
1:51:11 ID sorry you lose as a technology
1:51:16 class you go to chat GPT you put in I
1:51:20 have a shitty idea and it goes here's a
1:51:22 better version of that idea you're like
1:51:24 that's [ __ ]
1:51:25 awesome everyone's going to do
1:51:29 that so been in crypto um love it
1:51:35 conceptually hate it in its in its
1:51:41 execution AI can fix it too by the way
1:51:44 you put a simplification layer with AI
1:51:47 sitting on top of it and AI can
1:51:50 automatically filter out all the scams
1:51:52 and all the [ __ ] and make sure that
1:51:54 I'm on the right chain and navigate all
1:51:56 those
1:51:56 chains if I can have ai agents go do all
1:52:01 that complexity of
1:52:04 crypto Count Me
1:52:08 In there's a business to
1:52:13 start go get yourself steeped in bro
1:52:16 culture cryptobo culture figure out all
1:52:19 the 11 billion ways you can get wrecked
1:52:22 and put
1:52:24 the equivalent of a chat GPT
1:52:26 simplification layer on top of
1:52:31 it why has no one done that
1:52:34 yet because in that community no one
1:52:37 cares the the better you are are at
1:52:40 hacking the more cred you have in the
1:52:45 community that will never be Mass never
1:52:48 ever ever nobody gives a [ __ ]
1:52:53 and when you come to [ __ ] with
1:52:54 someone's
1:53:00 livelihood you know twitch killed
1:53:04 himself because he got [ __ ] wrecked
1:53:06 because of
1:53:10 FTX [ __ ]
1:53:12 tragic
1:53:15 tragic
1:53:17 so that's my view on crypto get your
1:53:20 [ __ ]
1:53:21 together you're in a well-earned Timeout
1:53:24 sitting in the [ __ ] Corner don't come
1:53:27 out until you have this [ __ ] fixed all
1:53:29 right rant over
1:53:33 andse I was going to go like 10 minutes
1:53:36 ago but you had to bring up
1:53:41 crypto oh
1:53:44 man it's crazy I mean it's a crazy world
1:53:47 and people can make a lot of money but
1:53:49 people just get [ __ ] drained all the
1:53:52 time and it's just
1:53:54 it's
1:53:55 stupid it's dumb it's dumb dumb it's
1:53:58 dumb dumb you know all
1:54:02 right dear don't go just yet I just got
1:54:05 here s Camp what's
1:54:08 happening I'm sickly I gotta go I gotta
1:54:10 go sleep this sick
1:54:12 off uh fluffy is a good
1:54:15 [Laughter]
1:54:18 cat oh
1:54:20 man hope you're feeling better Kyle
1:54:23 thank you very much I appreciate that
1:54:24 don't you think that face recognition
1:54:26 twostep three-step four-step layer will
1:54:28 allow my grandma to learn it um no not
1:54:32 as long as so so long as
1:54:35 there's so long as you still have to
1:54:39 consciously switch between wallets and
1:54:42 have different wallets and and Bridge
1:54:45 tokens between chains and have chains
1:54:48 and and you have tokens that have the
1:54:51 same name but if they're on a different
1:54:54 chain and you you send your crypto that
1:54:57 has the same name on the wrong chain but
1:54:59 it's the other chains protocol then that
1:55:03 thing gets sent out of your wallet but
1:55:05 it has nowhere to land and therefore
1:55:07 it's just
1:55:09 gone so long as that [ __ ] still exists
1:55:14 Grandma will never use it what what do
1:55:16 you mean I got to put it on polygon what
1:55:20 I'm on the I'm on my wallet I got my
1:55:22 wallet call it and it says I got so I
1:55:24 send the thing to you there right but I
1:55:27 got a bridge to the poly what
1:55:31 no
1:55:34 no I mean if she can just do face
1:55:36 recognition and she's like I want to buy
1:55:38 the monkey picture and then when she
1:55:41 clicks monkey picture it does all that
1:55:45 bridging and there's one
1:55:48 protocol like how she spends her visa
1:55:51 money because they took the time to
1:55:54 build the [ __ ] infrastructure so that
1:55:57 you can buy [ __ ] on any service using
1:56:00 your
1:56:03 card that hasn't been built in crypto
1:56:05 yet everyone tries to keep
1:56:08 building what what's happening in crypto
1:56:10 is everyone keeps trying to build the
1:56:12 better mouse trap my protocol is better
1:56:14 no my protocol is better no my protocol
1:56:17 is better well you know what I'm going
1:56:18 to do I'm going to build a protocol that
1:56:19 Bridges those two protocols and that's
1:56:21 going to be the master protocol that'll
1:56:22 build the protocol I'm be the protocol
1:56:24 of the
1:56:26 protocols
1:56:38 right good morning what's happening I'm
1:56:41 losing my [ __ ] mind on crypto that's
1:56:42 what's happening crypto needs to stop
1:56:44 focusing on finance unfortunately
1:56:46 unfortunately government will come in
1:56:47 with the E dollar and crypto will be
1:56:50 just Fiat
1:56:53 yeah again like here's the deal Don I I
1:56:57 don't disagree that fiat's a [ __ ]
1:56:59 nightmare but you know what Fiat
1:57:01 is
1:57:06 functional I can buy [ __ ] with
1:57:10 it you know what I can buy with my
1:57:13 neotokyo bites that are earning from my
1:57:17 staked
1:57:18 citizen well if I Bridge it to eth and
1:57:21 then I bridge to E to the thing and then
1:57:23 I Bridge the turn the eth into the usdc
1:57:28 but as long as it's usdc on the right
1:57:30 chain and then I get the chain to my
1:57:33 [ __ ]
1:57:34 whatever wallet to Fiat then I can buy
1:57:37 something with
1:57:39 it it's not
1:57:44 functional it's not
1:57:49 functional well technically it's
1:57:52 functional because you just do
1:57:55 the right exactly as long as it requires
1:57:58 a
1:57:59 mathematician to get my money
1:58:02 out and I'm smart with this [ __ ] I know
1:58:05 computer's good even if I'm old I know
1:58:08 computer's good I know how to use
1:58:14 Discord I didn't when I started in
1:58:16 crypto but I do now
1:58:31 okay I'm getting out of here people all
1:58:38 right you just gave the chat a billion
1:58:41 dooll company
1:58:43 idea yeah I did I'm telling you man I
1:58:47 I've given more billion dooll ideas in
1:58:49 here than than I used to give them out a
1:58:51 lot
1:58:53 that's a big one use AI to solve the
1:58:56 complexity of
1:58:58 crypto make there a single interface put
1:59:01 your credit card here buy anything you
1:59:04 [ __ ] want and the AI figures out the
1:59:13 [ __ ]
1:59:16 yeah solve that [ __ ] because if
1:59:18 you solve that like even if you solve
1:59:20 that for a handful of chains that's
1:59:26 huge which wallet do you want to connect
1:59:28 connect your wallet here
1:59:31 huh which wallet what do you know that I
1:59:35 was using it for two years when I didn't
1:59:37 realize that an account in metamask is
1:59:40 not actually an
1:59:42 account so if I put a metamask wallet on
1:59:45 computer a and then I put a metamask
1:59:48 wallet in computer
1:59:50 B and I put in the key phrase in
1:59:53 computer
1:59:54 B it's it's a completely different thing
1:59:58 it's there's not an
2:00:01 account how's anyone supposed to figure
2:00:03 that [ __ ]
2:00:06 out I only discovered that when the
2:00:09 neotokyo citizens became worth a whole
2:00:11 lot of
2:00:12 money and they're like you got to get it
2:00:14 on a hardware wallet and I I I learned
2:00:17 in figuring out what a hardware wallet
2:00:18 was and how to use that all of my
2:00:20 [ __ ] wallets were compromised
2:00:24 well they weren't compromised but they
2:00:25 were they were all they were just like
2:00:29 [ __ ] it was [ __ ]
2:00:35 chaos no one should have to figure that
2:00:38 [ __ ]
2:00:41 out well that's the power the
2:00:43 responsibility of having your own be
2:00:45 your own bank well maybe there's a
2:00:47 reason Banks
2:00:48 exist we're all [ __ ] lazy and have
2:00:51 ADD
2:00:53 [Laughter]
2:00:57 hi I would just like my money please
2:01:00 yeah we're going to we're going to go on
2:01:02 ahead and just have to have you do face
2:01:05 scanning over here and then you're going
2:01:06 to go across the street and you're going
2:01:09 to buy a Hershey bar and then when you
2:01:11 buy the Hershey bar you're going to take
2:01:12 that down to the gas station there's a
2:01:14 guy named Fred Fred's going to take that
2:01:16 candy bar depending on whether he's
2:01:18 hungry or not he's either going to eat
2:01:20 it or he's going to put it in the fridge
2:01:22 if if he puts it in the fridge it's
2:01:24 going to be three more days for your
2:01:25 money you understand how that works no I
2:01:30 no I don't who's Fred what do you mean
2:01:33 if he's
2:01:36 hungry that's what it sounds like when
2:01:38 you try to learn this crypto [ __ ] World
2:01:41 coin is the
2:01:45 answer this this was all an elaborate
2:01:47 ruse to point you all toward
2:01:50 worldcoin cuz I I really seek L work for
2:01:53 Sam wman
2:01:56 right who turned the crypto Kyle on oh
2:01:59 someone said you know if only we could
2:02:01 get you into crypto now I'm like I've
2:02:03 been in
2:02:04 crypto the reason I have an AI Channel
2:02:06 and not a crypto channel is the deeper I
2:02:09 dug into crypto the less confident I got
2:02:12 about any of the
2:02:14 projects the more I dug into
2:02:17 AI the more profound it became
2:02:22 like it it
2:02:24 is from a potential standpoint they have
2:02:27 very
2:02:28 similar impact
2:02:30 potential but the world of crypto is
2:02:32 just this janky
2:02:35 shitty horrible culture overly
2:02:39 complicated solution looking for a
2:02:41 problem [ __ ] nightmare of a world and
2:02:45 then and then on top of that because
2:02:46 it's so janky the amount of Fraud and
2:02:50 theft and just downright [ __ ]
2:02:52 [ __ ] like criminality in it is just
2:02:56 disgusting and AI is like oh yeah we
2:02:59 just point more gpus at it and it gets
2:03:01 more
2:03:02 magical like okay I'm going
2:03:06 there wow I just
2:03:08 had a lesson in tur in crypto mind blown
2:03:12 oh yeah I could go on I could go on for
2:03:14 a while it's
2:03:18 uh I spent I spent a good 18 months
2:03:22 espousing crypto saying this is going to
2:03:24 change
2:03:26 everything
2:03:28 um like really went into it and then the
2:03:31 more I dug into it the less real it
2:03:34 got and ai's been the opposite who's
2:03:37 behind perplexity AI they seem more
2:03:39 accurate than chat GPT so the company
2:03:42 behind perplexity is called
2:03:44 inflection um the reason they seem more
2:03:46 accurate than chat GPT is that they're
2:03:48 doing a combination of searching and um
2:03:51 large line language models and then they
2:03:53 combine the answer so they give you
2:03:55 citations they've gotten some bad press
2:03:58 recently that the accuracy of their
2:03:59 citations is kind of shitty um so with
2:04:03 all of this stuff as it generates what
2:04:06 it generates triple check your work
2:04:08 especially if you're doing work that
2:04:10 requires accuracy even with perplexity
2:04:13 you got to uh test it no anthropic is
2:04:17 claw it's inflection is the company
2:04:20 behind perplexity
2:04:26 all right it's true I've had a very
2:04:28 similar experience in crypto I know
2:04:30 crypto crypto
2:04:32 special crypto special all right that's
2:04:35 it I'm out of here I'm done fit no more
2:04:37 crypto no more crypto talk
2:04:40 people you can make money pie oh
2:04:44 inflection is
2:04:46 pie oh you're right inflection is pie
2:04:50 sorry Brandon's right perplexity is like
2:04:54 their own thing I don't think there's a
2:04:56 a major research company behind
2:05:00 perplexity I think they're just a
2:05:01 standalone Standalone company
2:05:05 correct now we know how to get him to
2:05:07 stay can't tell him he was wrong good
2:05:09 night Kyle hope you feel better soon
2:05:10 thank you thank you thank you thank
2:05:12 you great podcast of the perplexity CEO
2:05:15 and Lex freedman's podcast oh good
2:05:20 cool isn't it llama
2:05:23 that might be the engine they're using
2:05:24 behind it but they're I don't they're
2:05:26 probably using a combination of Google
2:05:28 search and and a large language model it
2:05:31 might be llama welcome to the crypto
2:05:33 learning lab
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2:06:04 okay it doesn't really
2:06:06 matter oh no it matters greatly yes I'm
2:06:10 daring
2:06:12 greatly um okay Irregulars thank you
2:06:17 very much so the Irregulars are the
2:06:19 people that show up here night after
2:06:20 night after night if you're not doing
2:06:23 that what are you doing with your
2:06:26 life some people in here some people
2:06:28 have said they have given up watching
2:06:31 Netflix for watching this and you're
2:06:33 like why would they do that
2:06:35 exactly but those people are doing
2:06:37 really remarkable things because they're
2:06:39 staying in this conversation you mean
2:06:41 the one about crypto
2:06:44 no one about
2:06:46 AI be in the conversation about AI be in
2:06:49 it with other people that are exploring
2:06:51 it
2:06:53 it'll it's going to make all the
2:06:54 difference it really will all right we
2:06:57 did it 25k beautiful 25k all right let's
2:07:01 see who we got in here tonight Lord
2:07:02 digital Gods right off the bat spin B3
2:07:05 dragonfly Alchemy Mr
2:07:08 it Kenny I only watch you in bed very
2:07:12 nice yeah I'm better than uh uh uh
2:07:15 what's the what's the sleep medicine
2:07:17 that gives people nightmares I'm better
2:07:19 than that I'm not as addictive
2:07:24 uh Source Camp good to see
2:07:28 you I'm not sure I remember my life
2:07:30 before the AI learning lab sorry about
2:07:33 that Tobias in the house Jamie good to
2:07:36 see you Kenny thank you thank you thank
2:07:39 you Brandon thank you so much appreciate
2:07:41 it Teton skier Homer's mushroom Empire
2:07:45 love the name fantastic Bob Alan good to
2:07:48 see you candy con good night did you see
2:07:52 I previewed the book I've got the
2:07:53 manuscript about 34 the away there it's
2:07:56 coming blue age good to see you which AI
2:07:59 has the most Financial backing right now
2:08:01 I think that's open AI with 11 billion
2:08:05 although uh what's his face Elon just
2:08:09 raised 9 billion for grock so I don't
2:08:13 know someone's going to do a 100 billion
2:08:15 or a trillion at some point here late
2:08:18 tomorrow probably late tomorrow yes
2:08:20 thank you for that
2:08:22 sami's gift shop good to see you
2:08:24 Danielle Bob Hamilton Dr
2:08:26 J Wolfman Clint t-rock thank you so much
2:08:30 for the gift I appreciate that oh
2:08:33 Homer's mushroom Empire is an nft
2:08:35 project that's
2:08:36 awesome hey don't get me wrong I still
2:08:38 got nfts I got a [ __ ] ton of them none
2:08:41 of them are worth anything but I got a
2:08:43 [ __ ] ton um neotokyo is still worth
2:08:45 something so that's nice uh Vicky great
2:08:47 to see you thank you risk of flight um a
2:08:50 lot of people in here Joey dragonfly
2:08:52 Alchemy thank you so
2:08:54 much all right I think I got everybody
2:08:57 there um
2:08:59 okay I am out I will see you tomorrow
2:09:02 yeah tomorrow night it'll probably be
2:09:04 more like 8:30 or 9 and hoddle yeah
2:09:08 exactly Becky Ru Becky R snuck in late
2:09:11 she missed it you missed all the talk
2:09:13 about crypto Becky we you could have you
2:09:16 could have been a a 100 xer we could
2:09:19 have 100 xed you but you missed out on
2:09:22 the airdrop it's such a
2:09:25 [Laughter]
2:09:28 shame all right everybody peace out have
2:09:30 a good night bye