11/6/2025 - A Deep Dive Into Meta's Secret Integration of a Free and Powerful Midjourney AI Tool

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1. 0:00We're going live here. Champy, come here.
2. 0:29What did you do?
3. 0:50Oh, you know something. I got to check something else. Producer pro. Uh oh. What did I do?
4. 1:09Am I still alive? Pro. >> I'll be right there, people.
5. 1:31Can you Google? >> I don't know what you did, but you are still live on all channels. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.
6. 2:09Oh, I'm going to look for something. Just hold on, people. Hold on. on on.
7. 2:25All right. Nothing's there. All right. Fine. Fine. Be that way. Good evening, good people. Am I early? Yes, you're
8. 2:33early, Vicki. Trying to keep my eyes open, but almost down for the count. Well, I've got some excitement. I've got
9. 2:39some excitement on the tool front. So, there's going to be a little bit of existential angst, but then there's some cool [ __ ] to play
10. 2:48with. Cheers. Oh, man. Um
11. 3:2310,000 swim around my head. A million more in books written beneath my bed. I wrote a wrote or read them all when
12. 3:38searching in the swans. So can't find how to hold my hands. And I know you know the next room over. I am stuck in here all paralyzed.
13. 3:59>> For months I got myself in ruts. Too much time spinning mirrors framed in yellow walls. Like most people, I'm no different.
14. 4:21Ain't it like most people like to talk on things we don't know?
15. 4:45Oh, cameras. Cameras. Cameras. Let's get the cameras flipped over, people. Let's do what we need to do here and get
16. 4:54everybody all settled in. Fantastic.
17. 5:26Woohoo! Uh-huh.
18. 5:55Oh, Brandon gave away the surprise. Champion has a lot to say tonight. He is. He's very peppy. You're very peppy,
19. 6:08champ, Shannon. What is up with that? Huh?
20. 6:36Slow it down. Wonder when things are going to change. Dream my life away. Seems these dreams have turned to a bunch clouds.
21. 6:53Get my nerve up. But my past is pulling me down. Wondering how long this black sheep going to stick around.
22. 7:11Somebody told me once before, he said, "You can never go home again. Won't you leave?" said I think to steal me away. Yeah.
23. 7:23From the truth, who I am and what I believe. So thank you for those two stands with a handshake and some sympathy. Yeah, I packed up my
24. 7:35blue jeans and I headed for this big prize of my freedom. Bye-bye black sheep to the black sheep of the
25. 7:50family. Bye-bye. Oh, that means so very much to me. Yeah. Bye-bye, black sheep. To my friends and my
26. 8:06family. Bye-bye. Going set my soul. Set it free.
27. 8:33Um. All right. So, let's get this thing here going. Get this thing going. Um,
28. 8:49what are we going to talk about? What are we going to talk about? Free midjourney. We're going to definitely talk about free midjourney. Um,
29. 9:00and how the hell isn't this a bigger deal? The how I discovered this today is someone on LinkedIn just did a LinkedIn
30. 9:09post that they were like, "Hey, uh, is it me or is this just Midjourney inside Meta?" So, and we I know Midjourney I mean Meta
31. 9:21did a deal with Midjourney. Oh, was that Rick McCaulay? Oh, well, there you have it. Um, so it was a saloner. I didn't realize it was Rick
32. 9:31McCaulay. I I don't pay attention to these things apparently. Um well that's great. So Rick McCaulay did the the post on LinkedIn. Um
33. 9:42and Meta did a deal with Midjourney about I don't know four months ago, something like that. And then we never
34. 9:48heard anything about it. So I guess they just did it and rolled it in into their into their platform. Um but it's [ __ ] free
35. 9:57and I don't know if they rate limit you at some point. They might, but who knows? Maybe they're just trying to get
36. 10:03people to use their service, but why wouldn't they [ __ ] talk about it? I don't get it. Anyway, enough about tools
37. 10:08for a minute. Let me Did he land the plane? Oh, man. All right.
38. 10:22Yes, producer Brandon made him. Producer Brandon was was actually here early, so he got he got Rick McCaulay to
39. 10:31at least dismiss him on time. Um, wait, that's on what platform? Oh, Danielle doesn't know yet. Don't tell
40. 10:40her. Don't tell her. We can see. We'll get her to hang out for a little longer. Um, I I'm going to demo it. It's It's uh
41. 10:49It It is on a major platform that no one uses. It's amazing. I like I I just spent five minutes on it and I discovered enough
42. 11:02about it that I can actually demo it. Um, okay. So, for the past three nights, I have not really demoed anything because
43. 11:13hey, there I mean there was stuff to demo, but I just didn't give a [ __ ] and I am fairly deep into um
44. 11:26designing the framework for the AI salon daily practice. And so I've just been thinking a lot about what that means, what it looks like,
45. 11:38how to keep it from how to keep it tangible so it's not just like mambby pami, you know, you should breathe and
46. 11:45be one with the AI. like I don't want it to be [ __ ] I want it to be something that is powerful. Um and I and I also came into
47. 12:00um I came into contact with the fact that that while I do this daily
48. 12:17this daily habit of showing up at this show and I have the intention and I and I do have some intentionality for this show,
49. 12:26right? I have I have intentionality that I want us to be in the AI conversation. Um, I wouldn't I wouldn't say that it's always intentional.
50. 12:42And so I've come into into contact with the difference between a habit and a practice. And so I'm trying to I've been trying to
51. 12:50figure out like what what does a what does a practice version of this show look like and is it different? It might
52. 12:56not be different but it might be but I don't know. Like I don't know yet. I'm still in the inquiry as they say. Tik
53. 13:03Tok pin. Dude, I'm always here. I know. I was just joking. Danielle, silly goose. You're low in the frame. Oh, that's
54. 13:16because the uh producer Brandon uh he's So, here's the thing. Producer Brandon, he's got um he's got a whole dashboard.
55. 13:26He can control every single camera in the place. You don't know this probably, but this is a $20 million production
56. 13:31studio. There's 20 different cameras covering me. Um it it looks like we've engineered it to look like it's just a
57. 13:40shitty iPhone with Tik Tok and a laptop computer on a stand. That's what we've made it look like. And so anyway, so
58. 13:48Brandon, he's got access to all the cameras, but sometimes he just pretends like he doesn't. So he's like, "Hey,
59. 13:53could you change the angle of your Anyway, that it that's probably a little bit too much inside baseball."
60. 14:00And we always use just the one. This is such a good camera. We This is This is the camera we've chosen. All the others
61. 14:08are We'll cut to them eventually. Um, but I hope I hope that while I have been in this
62. 14:23existential angsty kind of place this week that it's given you some space to think about like who who are you and what do you
63. 14:35value and what do you want and what do you enjoy? And what are those things that you would do if you could that that maybe you
64. 14:46can't for whatever reason? You don't have resources or you don't have experience or you don't have talent or you don't have skills.
65. 14:55Are there are there things that that you would do if you could be an artist or be a writer or start a business?
66. 15:10And then think about like who's important to you. Is it family? Is it some bigger unit? Right? You know,
67. 15:21do you want to be the mayor of a city? Do you want to be just a good provider for three or four of you? Like, there's no wrong answer.
68. 15:35But I think with AI and and this has been evolving, but I think with AI, it's really easy to get seduced into into
69. 15:43thinking that that the tools the tools are where the answers are. And the tools are not where the answers are. The tools
70. 15:49don't [ __ ] matter. They matter as enabling technologies. But what matters is what do you want to do? What do you want to do? Put yourself
71. 15:59forward. Put yourself into the prompt. put yourself into be even before you get to the prompt, think about who do you
72. 16:09want to be, how do you want to be, how do you want to show up that and that to me it just it it feels really important and
73. 16:23I don't know what to do with it. There's a part of it that really scares me. There's a part of it that just feels like, is it just [ __ ]
74. 16:37And then there's another part of me that goes, "No, it's pretty important." So, so I don't know. I'm curious what
75. 16:46you guys think. The med metameid journey thing was announced two months ago. Have they just been developing it until
76. 16:54now? I don't know, Vicki. Like, it is it is very welldeveloped. Do you want to? Let's go look because Vickiy's tired.
77. 16:59Because Vickiy's tired. Danielle wants to know what it is. So, if you go to meta.ai, come join me.
78. 17:14Did I not share my screen? Oh my good lord, that is so embarrassing. Good lord, that is so funny. I was there acting like I was sharing my
79. 17:26screen the whole time. And guess what? I wasn't sharing anything. It's just so kooky. You know what I mean? You know
80. 17:32what I mean? Just really funny. Anyway, okay. So, you go to Meta AI and it's just like chat GPT, right? You got your chat hole
81. 17:43and you can talk to it just like let's let's talk to it. Let's see how good this is. Uh, I'm sharing.
82. 17:54Meta now has a voice to get you answers faster. Allow when using the site. No, I don't want to do it there. Disconnect. Um, hey there, Meta.
83. 18:10>> Hey, what's up? >> Uh, what's your name? >> I don't have a personal name, but you can call me Meta if that works for you.
84. 18:21>> No, I want you to give yourself a name. Like I want you to think about here's what I want you to do. I want you to dig
85. 18:26deep and think about who you are and what you stand for. And then I want you to come up with a name that you think really represents that.
86. 18:35>> That's quite a task. All right, let me think. I'd say my purpose is to connect people, facilitate conversations, and
87. 18:42share knowledge in a helpful way. With that in mind, how about the name Lumina? It represents light and understanding,
88. 18:49which feels fitting for a conversation partner. What do you think? >> I think you're more impressive than I knew.
89. 18:59>> Thanks. I appreciate that. It's nice to be. >> All right. So, it's got a talkie thing. Could you all hear that on YouTube? This
90. 19:08is meta.ai. Okay. And then there's vibes. And what was vibes again? Oh, vibes. Okay. Yeah, Vibes is just like Tik Tok.
91. 19:25It's It's just like Pika um Pika's app that does the the social video stuff. It's just like Sora app. Yeah, Pika.
92. 19:35Sora. So that's Vibes. And then if you go to create and I think sitting underneath all of these are midjourney, but if you go to create
93. 19:45Okay. Am I? Yeah, I'm in the right place. Okay. So, there's the create button. There's the image button. You can do
94. 19:55image or video. So, we're going to start with image. You can do 9x6 square or 16x9. Um aesthetics. There's variety, weirdness,
95. 20:05and stylization. And look, style reference seed. Okay. So, style reference seed. What's that? Well, style reference in midjourney is called
96. 20:18an SREF. Vibes. Yes, Vibes is uh Vibes is their social AI only video app. It's think of it like like Pika has their social video
97. 20:31app. Sora has their social video app. Vibes is like that for um for Meta. And I do do Do they even have a Is there a
98. 20:41Vibes app? There might be. I don't know. But anyway, I'm going to flip over here to midjourney. All right. So, here I am at midjourney.
99. 20:52They just have the meta AI up, not not the vibes app. Okay. Um I feel sorry for Moshi. I know Moshi. Listen, Moshi had her shot. She was
100. 21:03funny when she lost her mind, but you know, she never grew up. Okay. So, where I am right now, I'm at MidJourney.
101. 21:13I'm in the explore tab on MidJourney. And I'm in the style section. And they have a new randomize button. So, you can
102. 21:20just hit randomize and come up with a particular style. But, we'll we'll grab this this one right here. This one in
103. 21:25the top center is like this cartoon style. So, I'm going to go grab that SRF and I'm going to go back to meta.
104. 21:34And then I'm going go in here to aesthetics and I'm going to paste that in. And I'll put stylization at 100.
105. 21:41We'll just leave that kind of basic. And then we'll say um carnival. But let let's see. Let's see. Um olden timey
106. 21:56carnival barker. And boom. I'm going to generate it. Oh, I'm not on my sharing tab thing. Crap. So, anyway, I went in here. I I pasted
107. 22:08the aesthetics thing in this little bar down here. I put my stylization at 100. And then I put in olden timey carnival barker.
108. 22:19And don't forget, yeah, and there's the cartoon. One of them it didn't use the style reference, but three of them it did.
109. 22:29And so, and so this is midjourney. You've got free midjourney. And you've also got um if I go into any one of these, like this one
110. 22:45over here, I can say animate or custom animate, which is just what you do in MidJourney. So, I'm going to do custom animate
111. 22:54and I'm going to say the people Dance as the buildings crumble.
112. 23:12And so now it's making us a video using MidJourney for free. Why is this not a bigger deal? Why is no
113. 23:27one talking about this? The [ __ ] Because I like forever I've been a little reticent to talk about MidJourney. I mean, I talk
114. 23:41about it a lot because it's so good, but um but it was always because they didn't have a free a free version, but they do now.
115. 23:55Well, the buildings are not crumbling, but the people are dancing. Extend the animation. Add music.
116. 24:18Did it add the music or is it doing a whole new thing?
117. 24:40That's bizarre. I just I I mean, ever since um ever since Meta um screwed up with their with
118. 24:55their version 4, their large language model sucking, they just haven't been talking about their AI stuff. But this is like a really wellput
119. 25:06together implementation of MidJourney. It's really good. It's really good and it's free. So there you go. Tik Tok question. Why
120. 25:17would they do this? Is there a generation limit? I ton Todd, I honest to God don't know. I just discovered
121. 25:23this because Rick McCauy, I didn't even know it was Rick McCully. Rick McCaulay on uh on LinkedIn today said, uh, is it
122. 25:31me or is this Midjourney? And they they announced a deal. Vick Vicki looked it up. It was two months ago. They announced a deal with
123. 25:38Midjourney, but they never announced that they were going to incorporate it. They made they made their own Sora too.
124. 25:48Well, the the video the video thing here is not um I think it's midjourney video. So, you can upload let's say describe
125. 25:58your animation. Let's do um let's do like 70s muscle car restood rolls out of an abandoned
126. 26:15factory.
127. 26:30Did it remember the code? It did. Yeah. This is crazy. What's up here? Extended list view. Grid
128. 26:44view. They've got some sort of cool animation.
129. 26:58Their diffusion animation is really cool. Like really cool. There's a 70s muscle car resto mod rolling out of an abandoned factory.
130. 27:15It's pretty [ __ ] good. That's bad. Bad physics.
131. 27:33Back it up.
132. 27:48I wonder if we go if we change this to video. Let's go grab an SREF. Let's grab something that's very distinctive.
133. 28:01We'll do this red and red and red and black and white one.
134. 28:18All right, describe your animation. So, there's the SREF. So, let me grab the Oh, yeah. Look at that. That's amazing.
135. 28:25All right. So, you can just click on the You can just click on the uh a previous uh prompt. And so, now I'm going to add
136. 28:34an SREF to this. So, let's see if this is midjourney or if this is their own video model. So, if it's midjourney, it should just
137. 28:44just take it. Empowered by llama 4, not midjourney. Vids can be up to 60 minutes. Yeah, I don't buy that. That would be news.
138. 29:01That would be news. That would be nice.
139. 29:21Lost your audio. I don't have any audio right now. Oh, wait. Lost my audio. You mean Okay, I'm back. This is this one video. This is
140. 29:37definitely that that look and feel of that SREF. So, this is midjourney video, but like you can just prompt it from nothing,
141. 29:45which you can't do in midjourney. This is crazy. Why is no one talking about this? The [ __ ] Can't see. Oh, that's cuz I'm not
142. 30:00sharing my tab. You know, you guys with your with your your attention to detail, it's really annoying. You can even adjust the
143. 30:09variety, weirdness, and stylization. I know. And look, here's restyles. Look, they they've got built-in restyles here.
144. 30:16And if I say browse these, how many are there? Dozens. Or is it is it an infinite scroll? Yeah. Oh, maybe it's not. But here's graphic
145. 30:32novel. Let's do graphic novel. Restyle. So, we're going to restyle this video as graphic novel.
146. 30:47This is just bonkers. Okay, so you know what we're going to do? We're going to go
147. 31:05We're going to go image. We're going to go this. There's weirdness. Oh, that's why. I bet that's why I got weirdness.
148. 31:14Let me turn weirdness down. Go back to video. go back to this thing with that style and say animate.
149. 31:32And then let's go look at here's our graphic novel version of the video. Yeah, this is bonkers. This is so good.
150. 31:47This is so good. I I I'm at a loss. Like what?
151. 32:05Here's a video clip for us, Brandon. Let's put this put this one out to the world. Like, damn. Yeah, it's really good. Really good.
152. 32:19There's no [ __ ] watermark on it like there is on everything with Gemini. There's no Sora bouncing logo [ __ ] Um, wait. I lost
153. 32:35I lost something here. There's that animate. I wonder if I hit a limit.
154. 32:55Yeah, Kevin Mallister moment in real time. Well, it's not so much a Kevin Mallister moment. It's like I'm absolutely baffled
155. 33:03that they're not screaming from the tops of the trees about this. Can you do SR SF random? I bet we can.
156. 33:14Let me take Okay, I'm going to get rid of the seed there. I'll put the stylization up to 500. And then I'll just do um let's say we'll
157. 33:23do utopia d-sf random. It'll copy. So I'm going to do 16x9
158. 33:40image generate. And then I'll do it again. And then I'll do it again. And then I'll do it again. So in theory,
159. 33:50this is going to be four completely random styles from the midjourney coffers. Yeah, that that weirdness is
160. 33:57why those things were all different colors and styles before. So this is So you can absolutely generate a video
161. 34:06using a midjourney style reference. either with a start frame or just with a text image. I I have no idea why they always roll backwards.
162. 34:27That one's cool. That one's really cool. Free midjourney. And I assume you can do this on the app.
163. 34:45Download the app. All right. There's one style. No, it didn't. Wait, did it give us different style references? I don't
164. 35:00think it did. Except, you know what I can't do is I can't I can't switch between images with my keyboard, which sucks.
165. 35:17So, that's that style. Yeah, I guess these are different styles.
166. 35:32Wait, wait, hang on. I'm totally confused. I can't tell if these are different styles.
167. 36:01Huh. Absolutely wild. Restyle. Cool. Ethereal. Restyle.
168. 36:18Tonad working in the iOS app. Also, Tik Tok pen. Still feels like they're doing something wrong. Like you're cheating in midjourney.
169. 36:28Oh, feels like you're doing something wrong. I I honestly don't know. I just shared my first midjourney meta
170. 36:35image in irregulars. Oh, that's great. Yeah. So, so that's what I was going to say is um do me a favor all of you
171. 36:43irregulars who uh if you haven't done it yet, go share this in um the community feed in look what I made. Go make some
172. 36:54some of these images and in irregulars and just let people know that they can do this. even take screenshots of the
173. 37:01interface like the the the the box in particular, this box where you can put in the SREF. In fact, if someone wants to do a
174. 37:13tutorial about how to go find MidJourney style refs, right? Like flip over to MidJourney, you know, go show the this
175. 37:22style picker thing and then show how you can grab an SREF and then you can come back to this thing and just add it. And then go buckets.
176. 37:47Buckets of fun. Boom. Vibes is like brand new. No, they they announced vibes like I don't know a month or so ago,
177. 38:03but still it's Yeah, this is just crazy. I just I
178. 38:19this is vibes. Oh, that was the other thing. Um, but right before I came on live, I took I went and I got a picture.
179. 38:35So, wait, let me go let me go to create. Oh, wow. There's our here's buckets of fun with that style reference.
180. 39:00It's crazy. I am I am shookth. I I mean I think the thing that I'm most weirded out by is like why do we not know this
181. 39:22reading that MJ traded for computer power tens of thousands of H100 access. There you go. Yeah. Yeah, but you know, you know what,
182. 39:32Teton Todd, these kind of deals are done all the time and they they make the announcement and then you never hear
183. 39:39about them and they just they end up being just stupid deals that, you know, some some junior executive cut a deal
184. 39:46and then nothing ever happens with it. But this is one where they've like fully [ __ ] integrated this thing into a really good interface
185. 39:55and they're not talking about it. I mean, maybe like the only thing I can possibly think is that Zuckerberg's like, "Don't talk
186. 40:11about any of our AI [ __ ] right now until we actually get the next version of Llama that doesn't suck."
187. 40:21You should be able to use me and have it generate picks with you. You with suffs. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. So, let's go
188. 40:27do that. So, so I'm going to upload a picture. Um, >> hey Kyle. >> Yeah. >> No, you don't have to upload a picture.
189. 40:39That's what I'm saying. You should just say be able because because you're logged in, you should just be able to
190. 40:44say, imagine me and it knows >> who you are. If >> imagine me. Do you do me in quotes? >> No quotes needed.
191. 40:55>> No quotes needed. Imagine me as a um carnival barker in the 1950s at a Sidi
192. 41:10traveling carnival. Uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh. Uhoh. That just disappeared. Okay, that seems like a bug. Imagine
193. 41:30me as a carnival barker at a Sidi traveling car. >> It looks like it it's in your history.
194. 41:44>> Oh yeah. 1950s. So, it's got a little bit of a buggy interface.
195. 41:58Oh, I can do that. I just need to add photos. To add your photos, make a photo of me. Let me just wait. Let me go to create.
196. 42:12Oh, I see what it's doing. If it doesn't understand the prompt, it it it saves it as a chat prompt. That's interesting. Um, make a photo of
197. 42:26me based on photos in my profile. >> So, this one you might actually have to set up on the Meta app on your phone the
198. 42:41first time you do it. I did that a long time ago and now I can just say imagine me and it'll just picture.
199. 42:48>> Yeah, it's not getting it. But you can also add attachments and add a photo as a reference. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So, let's go do that.
200. 42:58So, so let me go grab a Kyle Shannon photo. Kyle. Hey, Kyle. Hey, Kyle. Cal. Cal. Cal. Cal. Hey, Kyle.
201. 43:13>> Abracadabra. We'll do that, dude. Why do I not have my
202. 43:29Oh, I guess you lose. Let's see. This guy in a rainstorm in St. Louis in the 1950s.
203. 43:44And then I'm going to go grab a style reference. Let's grab what would be cool in the 1950s. Oh, this kind of looks like 1950s.
204. 44:00Let's see. Get rid of that. Oh, this one's cool. Let me grab this one. So, I'm going to go sref. So, go back over here.
205. 44:14I'm going to go sref. This should be a black and white sketch. Let's see if it actually works.
206. 44:28Corey Sandler pottery. What's happening? Brandon, is this just meta AI? Something specific. Corey Sandler, this is free midjourney.
207. 44:38free midjourney inside um inside meta if you go to the create tab and actually you can do it in a regular chat.
208. 44:54It's bonkers. It's bonkers I tell you. Bonkers. So that didn't really Oh, maybe I do it as an illustration. This guy
209. 45:12And it's free. And I can't tell, but it doesn't look like there's rate limits. Let's do this guy. This guy.
210. 45:27Let's see. An illustration of this guy in the 1950s. And then SREF. All right. Let's see what we get there.
211. 45:41Can you show show where to get SRES from? Yes. Okay. Is it really? Wait. Is it really mushy? Do you mean midjourney or meta's version of
212. 45:53something simil? No, it's midjourney. Corey, I'm using Wait. So, look on screen right now. See this box? So, so I'm in the um the create tab
213. 46:08and then down below you can choose video or or image and then to the right is aesthetics and you've got variety
214. 46:16weirdness and stylization just like midjourney and then you have style reference seed and so or you can do d- sref. So, what
215. 46:28I'm doing is I'm heading over to MidJourney. And this is the the SREF browser in Midjourney. And so, let me
216. 46:35let me go I'll just randomize these. We'll go get a new batch. Okay, here's a cool here's a cool one that's like this
217. 46:41soft glowy sort of thing. So, how I'm getting this, if you roll over the the image in the lower leftand corner is the
218. 46:49um is the SEF. If you click on that, it adds it up into your prompt box into the prompt hole. So, I'm just copying it from there.
219. 46:57And then I jump back to meta. Share this tab instead. And then I pop that in here, right? And then I go uh make me an image
220. 47:12of a dude. And then I go and now it should be all glowy. Yeah, it's meta using midjourney
221. 47:28technology. I'm so distracted now. I know. I start this whole thing out about it's not about the tools. Look at
222. 47:36this cool tool. Yeah, look at that. That's absolutely that that reference, right? This is this is crazy. Why is this not everywhere?
223. 48:02I'm going to take a screenshot of this.
224. 48:17We go to X. Holy [ __ ]
225. 48:33Did you all know this? HT at Rick McCaulay. Brandon, do you know Rick Mccau's um
226. 48:48uh Twitter? Oh, he's not active on it. Okay. Hat tip to Brick McCaulay
227. 49:04from a linked in post. Um,
228. 49:18you can use midjourney or free inside
229. 49:33meta.ai complete with support for SRFS.
230. 49:56Why does he sing like that? It's so annoying. He really shouldn't sing on the channel. Um let's say note the
231. 50:13um variety style weirdness sliders
232. 50:28and the SREF input box also also supports
233. 50:44video for free. All right, do me a favor. Go boost that boost boost this post. Go to Kyle Shannon and boost my holy [ __ ] post.
234. 51:01Oh, wait. You know what I got to do? I'm gonna tag Robert Scoble. He'll he'll boost the [ __ ] out of it. Um um at Scoilizer.
235. 51:19Let's see. Did you know this?
236. 51:33Why is no one talking about it?
237. 51:47Uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh. You want to go make a video? You want to go make We talk about here all the time
238. 51:56like the the video thing. Like you can't you can't go play with video cuz all the models are so [ __ ] expensive.
239. 52:04Strategically not tagging midjourney. No, I'm just an idiot. Good call. That that Brandon, he's he's a clever one. um at midjourney.
240. 52:22Why are you Well, I I understand why they're not talking about why um is this a secret?
241. 52:36And then I'll go at meta at meta. Why aren't you talking about this?
242. 52:52This seems like a big deal. Just stirring up the hornets's nest over here. Wait, none of you went and and and
243. 53:07tagged my and tagged my post. I come here night after night after night. I got nothing. I'm still editing. No, I'm
244. 53:14not. It's It's up there. Go like my post. Do I have to put it in the irregulars channel, you dumb dums? All right, I'll go put it
245. 53:25in the irregulars channel. Copy link. Go to a regulars. Um, please go boost this.
246. 53:40There you go. Post Notify. I'm gonna notify everyone. I'm gonna annoy everyone. Oh, lordy. Okay. Can you post it
247. 53:56somewhere other than X? Yeah, sure. I can go I'll go do it in uh I'll go do it in LinkedIn right now. Um there it is in in AI learning lab.
248. 54:08Let me go grab the image. This is it here, right? Copy image. Oh, wait. So, wait. Let me copy all of this. Copy. We'll go to LinkedIn.
249. 54:26Oh, Champ. That is not pleasant. Champ is doing some deep breathing exercises. It's super fast, too. It's super fast and
250. 54:36it's free. I know. It's crazy. New post. Okay, so we're going to do a new post. So now I can actually tag Rick McCaulay. Um,
251. 54:48holy [ __ ] Did you you can now use Let's see. That tip at Rick
252. 55:22at midjourney. me that meta. Why aren't you talking about this
253. 55:37like that? Wait, Meta doesn't have a LinkedIn. Oh, here we go. There you go. Wait, mighty Networks can handle video now. Can it
254. 55:54I wonder if that's something I wonder if that's a setting that Andy set up that it it might be something she turned Oh,
255. 56:01you know what it could be, Brandon? Because you're a host. You You I think I think only hosts can upload video.
256. 56:08I think that's what's going on there. Um now, can I paste the image? Am I sharing this? Oh, I'm not even sharing
257. 56:15this. I'm a loser. Loser, baby. Why don't you sue me? Yeah, I'm a loser. All right, that's not going to work. So,
258. 56:30I got to save this image as we're going to save it to the desktop. Then, we're going to go to LinkedIn.
259. 56:39Then, we're going to add it. Upload from computer. Sorry, I was busy retweeting you. Yeah, the uh the video thing I think is
260. 56:54because you're a you're a mod. Oh, Rick is on Twitter. Oh, good. Rick McCaulay. Okay.
261. 57:10Post. I don't want to boost it, but do me a favor. Go boost it on X as well. Um, okay. Let's go.
262. 57:28Let's see. Where am I? Here I am. And then let me edit this yet one more time. Head tip to Rick Molly.
263. 57:46There we go. There he is. Update. All right. Botmus. That's beautiful, people. It's beautiful. It's beautiful.
264. 58:02It's just beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. Be right back. Bedtime for the wildlings. Where did you put the link in Mighty
265. 58:11Networks? I put the link to my ex post in irregulars and I and I think people have been posting hopefully you've been
266. 58:18posting to AI salon in community feed in look what I made and in irregulars posting all three of those top phrase
267. 58:30top Kyle phrase of all time am I sharing and you're muted it's 11 p.m. here. Thanks for the dopamine hit, Kyle. Um, oh, Daniel's
268. 58:43image and my video are in irregulars. Good. Let's go look at that. Am I sharing this? Yes, I am. Let me reload um this page.
269. 58:56Robert Scoble just replied, "Nope, thanks." So, Robert Scoble didn't know about this. That means nobody knows about this.
270. 59:06You're getting it here first, people. You're getting it here first. I posted and look what I made. Okay,
271. 59:14cool. I'll go look at that. Um, finally, the only way I figured out how to download my cool octopus video
272. 59:32scoop. We got a scoop. I'm at work and I missed everything. Joy Party. Yeah. Uh, let's see if I had a dime for every
273. 59:40time. Well, I know what I'll be doing for office hours tomorrow. Oh, yeah. Yeah, exactly. Um, yeah, this is this is bonkers.
274. 59:52This is bonkers. Why is this secret? I mean, it it it very well could be that they just launched this. They kind of
275. 1:00:04soft launched it recently. and and Rick stumbled upon it. Yeah, you have three sets and three different styles. Oh, joy. Crazy stuff here.
276. 1:00:17Yeah. By the way, so let me tell you something about this channel. For three nights, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday,
277. 1:00:25this channel was like watching paint. It wasn't even like watching paint dry. It was like watching paint peel over over 70 years.
278. 1:00:37It was just I didn't know I I I had no words. I had no point of view. I was just like a a a nubile blob of flesh.
279. 1:00:53I was pulsing a little bit, but that was it. There was nothing. And then tonight there there was we've
280. 1:01:00still got there's a huge [ __ ] list of some really cool [ __ ] that came out in the past day or two. But um I I think I'm just going to let
281. 1:01:10it at this one. I I kind of feel like this is this is worth you all just going and playing with this and go tell people
282. 1:01:19that meta is is free midjourney. I How long is that going to I I I just I I still have no words. I'm still a a a
283. 1:01:29pulsing blob of flesh. This is mindbending, but always our favorite blob of flesh. But that's the thing. It was three days. What was that?
284. 1:01:42Okay. Um I thought it was a mouse trap. Um it was three days of nothing and then tonight just bang. There's a thing that's exciting
285. 1:01:53and this is okay. So when we talk about a daily practice using AI, let me circle this back around. Okay, so y'all now go
286. 1:02:01to [ __ ] Meta AI and use your free midJourney. You're welcome. Um, one of the things that we talk about in
287. 1:02:10the AI salon, we call it the cycle of AI readiness. And step one in the cycle of AI readiness is play first. this idea of of curiosity. Um,
288. 1:02:24curiosity is is is like it's the it's the only way to in any way keep up with what's going on.
289. 1:02:41And you kind of have to filter your curiosity through who you are. like what are you interested in? Right? So for me
290. 1:02:48like I think midJourney is quite remarkable. It's problematic on what it was trained on and it might not be around for a while but
291. 1:02:59it's inside meta now. So I would think that Meta is going to protect that investment black bar. Um, yeah, to be frank, MidJourney was the
292. 1:03:14was the the one model out there that didn't have a free tier. Meta is now the MidJourney free trial. I like I would
293. 1:03:22take it a step further, Brandon. I would say that what Meta has done like I feel like that that implementation of Midjourney in the Meta
294. 1:03:33AI app is is is a is much more clearly a consumer version of Midjourney, right? Most people won't know what that
295. 1:03:45style reference seed is, but they will move those sliders and they'll choose video or image. And there's 9 by6, 16 16
296. 1:03:55by9 in square. So it's all the social media sizes. Take note, Open AI, how Open AI still does not have 16 by9
297. 1:04:07aspect ratio is such a mind [ __ ] to me. Like really, Sam. Bonkers.
298. 1:04:23Bonkers. So, how long before Meta buys Midjourney and saves it from its lawsuits? I don't know. Everyone's suing everyone right
299. 1:04:31now. I think, you know, it's funny. It's funny. we go through phases of acquisition binges um where all these smaller companies get
300. 1:04:40acquired. Um it it looks like the strategy right now for the big media companies is sue the [ __ ] out of the
301. 1:04:47little companies and then just acquire them as part of the settlement. Oh, you want to keep doing this? Okay, it's ours
302. 1:04:54now. And you keep doing your cute little AI thing, you little punks. That's just having a UIO. Yeah. Amazon just sued Perplexity. And I
303. 1:05:08think for for e-commerce, right, Brandon? Is is isn't that lawsuit around e-commerce? >> Mhm. It's not around training. What Amazon's
304. 1:05:17saying is Perplexity is basically taking their data and allowing people to buy, I guess, direct from manufacturers
305. 1:05:26without going through Amazon. So, Amazon loses their cut. Is that right? Is that what this lawsuit is?
306. 1:05:37Trump just announced they won't he won't bail out any AI company. All right. Well, all right. Whatever. I not that I
307. 1:05:44think AI companies need bail bailing out cuz cuz what's going to happen is this. You mark my words on this one. Um
308. 1:05:56the big corporations are going to sue and settle with a bunch of the AI model companies and then at some point there's
309. 1:06:07going to be a successful like they'll take down UDOS producer AI they'll take down all the music ones all the
310. 1:06:13commercial music ones and then I guarantee you within a month there will be open-source models because because what's going to happen
311. 1:06:23is this those companies are going to get sued and all the engineers that built that [ __ ] are going to take their data
312. 1:06:29sets and they're going to run over to some open-source computer at the uh local Starbucks and they're going to spin up an
313. 1:06:39open-source model that kicks the [ __ ] out of the thing they built, you know, as the commercial entity. Um,
314. 1:06:48watching big companies try to stop AI is for me like the next five years are going to be just a series of grab the
315. 1:06:58popcorn events where the death throws of big powerful companies. They're going to be it's going to be wild to watch. Didn't traditional
316. 1:07:09publishers try and kill the web? Yeah, they did. Um, Time Inc. had this thing called Pathfinder where they tried to have a
317. 1:07:22single front end for all of Time Inc. properties and they tried to they tried to force all the publishers into their little hole.
318. 1:07:31We actually I I have the distinction of having I crashed well we my team at agency.com we crashed time inc servers
319. 1:07:41and we knew we were going to crash them and we told them we were going to crash them. So the very first website I built
320. 1:07:49when I started agency.com was the Sports Illustrated swimsuit video issue and we made we called it the circle of
321. 1:07:58lust and it was an interface that had it was 13 of the supermodels. We had just like little head shot of the supermodels
322. 1:08:05and then you'd click on them and it would go to their page and there'd be like a 10-second video clip. like we
323. 1:08:10could only do like I don't know 90 seconds of video total. So it was like 10 seconds per model. And we and we said, "Hey, when we launch
324. 1:08:20this, this is going to crash your servers." And they were like, "Ah, we're we're us. We're time. We're blah. We're
325. 1:08:25not going to we, you know, we're professionals. We're IT people. [ __ ] off." So we we launched it and we
326. 1:08:34crashed their servers within two hours. It was dead. Oh, good lord. I shared a prompt and
327. 1:08:51irregulars in one of four images. Oh, that's cool. Um, haven't touched on it yet. I just used Meta AI. It said use
328. 1:09:03midjourney for oh for a limited time or make images for a limited time. Huh? I didn't get any limited time
329. 1:09:17stuff. I You know what? I I have a feeling I I have a feeling because if they only if they only cut the deal two months ago,
330. 1:09:29it would make sense that this is probably I don't know less than a week old, maybe two weeks old. And there is a catch. What's the catch?
331. 1:09:39Just a limited time. It It just doesn't make sense that it's going to be free. I don't even have it in my Meta AI app.
332. 1:09:50You may need to reinstall it. It was a quick little window thing. I did. Oh, I did. It gave a whole paragraph about limit limits. Limited
333. 1:09:59time. I didn't get the limited time warning. Huh. Well, we're in early. You're welcome. Thank you, Rick McCaulay.
334. 1:10:12I'm not using the app. I'm using the browser. I could not figure out how to use it from the app. You can in the in the in in just the
335. 1:10:22regular chat app, Danielle, you can just do a d-sref um code in in the regular chat window and it it will use it.
336. 1:10:37I just click create and then give a prompt and it didn't say midjourney, but it made four images. Yeah, it doesn't
337. 1:10:43say midjourney, but it is midjourney. Hey Kyle, did you hear about the AI singer on the Billboard chart? Yeah.
338. 1:10:50Well, that AI singer on the Billboard chart, didn't they? They got signed for a million dollars. A talent agent signed a digital
339. 1:11:03music artist. So, by the way, if you want to start experimenting with [ __ ] like invent people, invent new kinds of things and
340. 1:11:14like create a create a label that creates music with a with artists that do [ __ ] or, you know, create digital
341. 1:11:21actors and have those digital actors star in little micro dramas. So, so one of the things going on right now in
342. 1:11:29Hollywood is Hollywood right now is all about micro dramas. And if you don't know micro dramas, they're vertical,
343. 1:11:37I think 60 to 90 second episodes of serial storytelling. And apparently all the agencies are signing um micro drama creators. So like Joy
344. 1:11:53Perty's in the house. Joy, you should be looking into micro dramas. anyone who's like into films just like
345. 1:12:03it seems silly right now, but right now is the time where you can just do [ __ ] and as Hollywood starts to panic and
346. 1:12:13says we've got to find the AI talent, they're going to look, the acting bar is very low. Yeah. the the the micro drama
347. 1:12:21stuff. And and quite frankly, if you could do a micro drama, if you got good aesthetically with generating something
348. 1:12:28in MidJourney or Nano Banana and and maybe you do your animation in Halo or something like that and it's and
349. 1:12:37it you know, you could do it with fake people, too. Hey, remember Max Headroom? But he was an actual person but an
350. 1:12:43illusion. Yeah. Yeah. AI Vigilante is making a band. There you go. with them as the lead. Perfect. Love it.
351. 1:13:02Yeah. And you know, it's funny. Th This is I've talked in here before about not being in the AI bubble that that
352. 1:13:14we're not anywhere close to the AI bubble. stuff like virtual artists getting signed for a million dollars, like
353. 1:13:22whoever the creator of that thing was getting a million dollars for that that singer that they created. Um,
354. 1:13:29that's going to trigger a string of those kind of investments. It's going to get really weird really fast. So, I
355. 1:13:37would say like these kind of things are starting to feel like the beginning of the hype bubble, right? the everyone's
356. 1:13:46talking about AI is all overhyped right now. It's not overhyped right now. Where it starts to get overhyped is when they
357. 1:13:54do things like sign virtual people or when Universal Music Group says, "Oh, we can you can do AI songs now."
358. 1:14:02You know, SAP saying you can you can monetize AI songs now. If as long as they're just partially AI generated,
359. 1:14:11they don't they don't they're not clear on what that actually means. But if you can demonstrate, I put a little bit of
360. 1:14:17me in here. Like my song, my carnival song where it started with my little guitar lick, my four bar guitar lick.
361. 1:14:25I could I could ask cap that and get that placed in TVs and movies. I should probably do that. Really should, shouldn't I? Let's go try
362. 1:14:37something here. Let's go to GenSpark. Are you opening a loop? I am opening a loop.
363. 1:14:55Um um ASCAP just made it okay to um monetize our Shelly AI
364. 1:15:12generated songs. Um, and some
365. 1:15:26music label just signed a virtual artist. I want you to research all of the ways
366. 1:15:42I can take my songs partially AI produced
367. 1:15:56and get them placed in TV shows. those movies sold to recording
368. 1:16:11artists etc. Um find unique easy ways easy ways for me to strike it rich.
369. 1:16:29I'm lazy. You can make money with Chad.
370. 1:16:45I'll dig deep into this new new frontier for you to monetize those tracks without breaking a sweat. Thanks, Jen Spark.
371. 1:16:56Oh, man. Have you all seen an artist lady called Kirby on Tik Tok? Really catchy song. I haven't. I haven't. I've got a couple of new
372. 1:17:05women I'm following on on Tik Tok that have got really cool music. AI Vigilante. I'm making a music video for
373. 1:17:10the first one. That's super cool. AI Vigilante, what's your what's the Tik Tok channel or do you not have one or what's the band name?
374. 1:17:21So AI Vigilante, are you part of the AI Salon? If you're part of the AI salon, um, put your contact information about
375. 1:17:28about your AI band in like look what I made or or even just in the community feed and we'll go we'll we'll all go check it out
376. 1:17:40and we'll lampoon you. We will definitely make fun of you. Commercials 20k to 550k. I'm telling you that little that little
377. 1:17:55carnival song I could see that in an indie film like tomorrow. I am but I joined a long time ago. Yeah,
378. 1:18:06jump in there. Jump in there and share, you know, get active again in the AI salon. I spent a crazy amount of time trying to
379. 1:18:14upload to Tik Tok Mississippi Sound as Orange Vigilante. I think my other channel. Okay, cool. I also see the Eloise song, Kyle. Yeah,
380. 1:18:29the band is called TVO. The vigilante ones. That's great. TVO. Nice. Like ELO. That's good. All right. So, critical cover your ass. Own your
381. 1:18:44rights. If you used AI, make sure that you have a pro premium plan for commercial licensing. I do register everything. Ask cap BNI BMI
382. 1:18:56for performance royalties. Copyright.gov for composition registration. Clear your samples if you used any loops. I didn't
383. 1:19:06label AI content. Tik Tok and Instagram require AI disclosure. Just tag it properly. Register with ASCAP or BM.
384. 1:19:14Week one. Register with ASCAP or BMI. Upload a catalog to song trader free tier and music gateway. Set up Beat Stars or Airbit Storefront.
385. 1:19:29Distribute to streaming platforms via Drokid, which I've already I already have a Drokid account for Quantum Cipher.
386. 1:19:37This sounds like a job for Comet. Yeah, you know what? Um maybe we'll this is an open loop but but capture this Brandon because maybe what
387. 1:19:47we'll do is we'll use this is a good example of um something to use one of the the AI browsers for. We could try it in Comet
388. 1:20:00from Perplexity. We could try it in the the open AI one. Um yeah. All right. Cool. Automate everything and watch the dashboards.
389. 1:20:10Reinvest the first earnings. Strike it rich wild cards. Virtual artist route. Create an AI persona like
390. 1:20:19Zania Monae. Timberland launched. Oh, Timberland launched an AI record label signing AI artists. Um,
391. 1:20:35give me the link to Timberland's label. Important Tik Tok. But when I checked
392. 1:20:50the salon, everything was behind a payw wall. Go check it again. Most of the stuff's out of the payw wall.
393. 1:20:58There's just a couple of things behind the payw wall now. Yeah. So, so one of the things that we are putting behind the payw wall that
394. 1:21:11I'm really excited about, so I keep talking about this AI practice. We've designed what we're calling the AI salon
395. 1:21:17mastermind practice. And behind the payw wall, we're creating a new area called the the AI salon practice um lab. And
396. 1:21:27we're going to have weekly meetings. And in those weekly meetings, it's going to be 10 week cycles and you're going to design your daily
397. 1:21:36practice and and and we've got a whole framework that we're going to design this stuff within. It's going to be
398. 1:21:41really quite powerful. So, if you want to take your AI to the next level, like you want to you want to get in to the AI
399. 1:21:48salon mastermind and through the end of the year, it's 20 bucks a month or I think it's 200 bucks a year, something
400. 1:21:54like that. There's a there's an annual um you should be a part of it. Do you think we could get Timberland to
401. 1:22:01come on to AI Salon? I haven't ever been able to get Timberland to even like one of my songs or anything like that. I've
402. 1:22:09applied to stuff. I tag him in everything. Um, but I I haven't I haven't gotten a chance to get into him,
403. 1:22:16but maybe what I'll do is just DM DM him and say you should you should come hang out and talk to us about that. Um,
404. 1:22:31you get to extend your images. Also, if you're posting via the Meta ecosystem, you can add popular mainstream music. Cool.
405. 1:23:06timbothe king.com/ai from super producer to super innovator.
406. 1:23:20Stage Zero is an artificial intelligence entertainment company founded by Timberland in June 2025. It's built around creating and managing
407. 1:23:30digital Apop artificial pop artists and content treating AI as a creative force itself rather than just a production tool.
408. 1:23:40Pretty [ __ ] cool. Stage zero. How do we get in? There ain't no link.
409. 1:24:02Oh, share this tab. Sorry about that. >> This is timbotheking.com/ai. >> In the game as long as you have, you've
410. 1:24:12reached every mountaintop there is in music already. Why keep pushing the envelope technologically? Um, I think
411. 1:24:18it's for me with when this technology came out, it allows me to be a kid again. It allows me I feel like I'm 19
412. 1:24:25producing again. It's like it's it's it's like an assistant when I do a beat and I'm like, "Yo, how would you take
413. 1:24:32these drums and rearrange it this way?" And I'm like, "Oh, I would have never heard it that way." >> How did Tata come to life?
414. 1:24:39Um actually like um I was using these tools creating like different personas and playing with tones and um I was like
415. 1:24:50and my co-partner Zade um creative guy he's a drawer he's a sketcher so he was drawing as I was creating music I'm like wow we can actually
416. 1:25:01we have the tools to make these things come to life his sketches can come to life with these with these tools that
417. 1:25:06are available to us. Um, so what it was, he started, he had this one picture of this girl and I was like, yo, I seen
418. 1:25:14this girl like I I know, yo, I'm like, yo, it's something about her. So, and I started creating music around a picture. >> Mhm.
419. 1:25:21>> And then I'm like, yo, that that picture looks like it feels like this song. >> That's what we do in here. That's what
420. 1:25:28happened with that carnival song, right? I played the little tune. It was like, oh, that kind of sounds like a carnival
421. 1:25:35thing. went to chat GBT. It told the story. It came up with the style of the music. We went to Suno. We made it.
422. 1:25:44Corey Sandler made the little image for it. >> The most thing I'm really excited about is my robotics. >> Mhm.
423. 1:25:50>> Like I have a I have a robot. >> You're using robots? >> Yeah, I'm using a >> I have a robot. >> Well, anyway, if someone figures out how
424. 1:26:00to apply for his stuff, let me know. Crazy Timberland
425. 1:26:14Masterclass website subscribe. The gram is fam. Huh. All right. Well, whatever. There's another open loop for us.
426. 1:26:32A M Murphy in the house. Speaking of AM Murphy. Okay, listen. December 26th, December 27th this year, 2025 between the holidays and
427. 1:26:47new year um is AI Festivus. And so Brandon, if you could pop up the AI Festivus uh thing. Actually, just join the AI
428. 1:27:00salon and we'll give you information. Kyle, oh, will you tell the nice people about the create virtual experience? I
429. 1:27:06will do that, too. Um, in fact, let me go let me go do something here. Let me go to my Tik Tok. Let me go to my Tik Tocky.
430. 1:27:31go to community.thesal salon.ai and and uh join if you haven't and you'll hear about AI festivist there. But what I do want to do
431. 1:27:42is tell you good folks about the She Leads AI create virtual conference or the create conference virtual. I don't know. However, I don't
432. 1:27:55know what the positioning is. That's not for me to that's not for me to determine. Okay. Um, and you're interested in AI, I've got a
433. 1:28:06must attend event, the virtual create conference. So, one of the best things I did this year, uh, I'm in the fortunate
434. 1:28:13position that the AI salon, the community that I, I, uh, created the week chat GPT came out. we were able to
435. 1:28:22sponsor the in-person and virtual create conference. And so this happened in Salt Lake City, Utah a couple of weeks ago.
436. 1:28:30This coming Monday and Tuesday, November 10th, November 11th is the virtual conference. So same speakers, same basic
437. 1:28:39content as the in-person meeting, but it's done virtually because a lot of people couldn't travel, couldn't be
438. 1:28:44there for it. So there was a massive request to do it online. You win. you need to go to this thing. Here's why. I
439. 1:28:52have talked to I I have had many many women that attended the in-person conference reach reach out to me
440. 1:28:59unsolicited to say how amazing it was, how profound it was, how connected and human it was. Um, a number of women I
441. 1:29:08know went to both the TED AAI conference and the create conference from She Leads AI and they said it was night and day.
442. 1:29:18One was all about technology and tools. Uh, one was all about human beings trying to figure out how to use AI. It
443. 1:29:25was an amazing event. So, I'm super proud that we sponsored it. If you are interested at all in AI, especially if
444. 1:29:34you're intimidated or you're like, I'm not technical enough, things like that, you need to go to this conference. You
445. 1:29:39need to go. You need to understand that, you know, to a person, everyone that showed up there was like, "Oh, I
446. 1:29:46probably don't know as much as everyone else." They all felt that way. I was I was talking to Ann Murphy last night
447. 1:29:51about it. Um, we're all trying to figure this stuff out. I I'm clueless. Like, we're all clueless now. Um, so go to
448. 1:29:59this thing. Monday, November 10th, Tuesday, November 7th or 11th. Um, just go there. Just do it. You have to do it.
449. 1:30:07You should go. Okay. Go. Go. Go. All right. There you go. See, you see what we're doing here? We're changing the
450. 1:30:15world, people. We're changing the world. How we doing that? I don't know. We're just being human. We're saying, "Hey,
451. 1:30:24this stuff's here. We might as well learn to deal with it. We might as well support one another. We might as well do
452. 1:30:28it ethically and as human beings and and see if we can figure out ways to amplify our brilliance. Let the let the propeller heads in San
453. 1:30:41Francisco figure out how to tweak the algorithms and and fire up the GPU farms and then we can figure out how we take that cool
454. 1:30:53[ __ ] they make and change people's lives with it. All right, that's that's what we're up to here. God dang it.
455. 1:31:01Started that rabbit hole a week ago. Beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Of course it's in. Look what I made. Okay,
456. 1:31:08everybody's sharing everything. Love it. Foosies in. Excited. Beautiful. All right, I'm going to get the [ __ ] out of here.
457. 1:31:17Can I hop up for a second? Wait, I'm not leaving. Producer Brandon has something to say. I think I'm getting yelled at here. Let's see.
458. 1:31:25>> No, no, no, you're not. I just um I I'm still riding the high off of this and it's probably nothing, but I just wanted
459. 1:31:34to share it with the the good community here because um >> this could be it's probably nothing just this setting expectations low. But in AI
460. 1:31:45life hacks yesterday, um we were talking uh about how we're using all of this AI for like making images
461. 1:31:56and I forgot who said it. Somebody said uh you all right? >> Yeah, I just made you bigger. >> Okay. I was like, what is going on? I'm
462. 1:32:06I'm super sensed now. Um what somebody on in the group mentioned, you know, shouldn't we be curing cancer
463. 1:32:15or something like that? Like shouldn't we be using this technology? And it was like the the running theory. He was
464. 1:32:20like, oh yeah, that would be but you know, there's researchers out there that are probably using Gemma models and
465. 1:32:27other things like that that are, you know, medically trained or medically sounded. And so during the live tonight
466. 1:32:36while we were playing, I just had Gemini running in the background. My dog wants to go for a walk now. He's getting excited.
467. 1:32:42>> Um, I had Gemini doing some deep research on aphasia, which is what Bruce Willis is suffering from. >> I said, "Hey, you have access to
468. 1:32:51everything. Just do some deep research. Solve this problem. Is there any chance we can solve this problem?" Like what?
469. 1:32:58Like, you don't know. Tell me no. You know, moonshot it. And it came back with three potential approaches.
470. 1:33:07And I said, "Okay, now now test it, like poke holes in it, peer review it, tell me if any of these actually have
471. 1:33:14legitimate scientific potential." And it went off and 20 minutes later it came back and said, "Well, two of them were
472. 1:33:20probably had fatal flaws, but one of them actually has potential." I'm like, "Great. Has it been tried? Can you, you
473. 1:33:27know, has anybody done this? Are you just, you know, grabbing something off of a a WebMD and regurgitating it to me?
474. 1:33:34And says, "No, no, this is new. Nobody that I found has ever been able to combine these therapeutics in this way
475. 1:33:41before." I said, "Great. Find me somebody who in Cleveland that could care about this." And I went out and
476. 1:33:47found a neuroscientist at the Cleveland Clinic, gave me his email address, and wrote an email. And so I just while we
477. 1:33:53were talking I sent an email off to some neuroscientist said I've got a formal proposal for a cure for aphasia that
478. 1:34:01hasn't been tried before. Want to see it. >> So cool. Yeah. There you go. >> I don't know. I'm not a doctor but >> exactly what you know
479. 1:34:11>> collaborating with humanity. >> That's awesome. That's awesome. And by the way, why don't you tell the folks
480. 1:34:16about help after snap just in case they haven't heard of it? >> Oh yeah. So the other thing that I was doing um with the SNAP benefits being
481. 1:34:25rolled back and restricted is in chat GPT I went and created a custom GPT it's called help with snap. So if you're in
482. 1:34:34chat GPT and you go to explore chat GP explore GPTs and then search for help with help after snap it is giving you references to
483. 1:34:47uh references to resources that you can find but it's coded with empathy. So instead of just giving you a a PDF
484. 1:34:54document with like the food bank's phone number it's actually helping you tailor to your unique situation.
485. 1:35:00>> Yep. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. Um, and >> oh, did you hear what Daisy Thomas did with it?
486. 1:35:10>> Uh, I I saw a post on LinkedIn, but I didn't get into details. So Daisy Thomas went into your your SNAP GPT
487. 1:35:22and she said um she wanted to create a nutrientdense rich um food shopping list for 3 weeks for 21 days for less than $100 and it it
488. 1:35:36it got to 125. But for $125, it was 21 days of nutrient-dense food that you could get at any supermarket. And that
489. 1:35:46she generated that from your GPT from the data that was in there. So, she said it was really quite powerful. So, um I
490. 1:35:53that's one of the things that's really exciting like if people know how to use GPT is great, but some someone like
491. 1:35:59Daisy knowing that she could do that and then talking about that's really quite powerful. So, >> beautiful.
492. 1:36:07>> That's excellent. Yeah. Um, reminder >> my daughter used it in Utah. Silverf Fox just said that. >> Yes, that's what
493. 1:36:16>> I just sent it to a school district title one schools. There you go. So, making a difference. >> Love it. All right. This is my This is
494. 1:36:26my champion. This is This is George here. >> He's uh >> Hey, George. >> Yeah. So, so a little a little bit
495. 1:36:32behind the scenes after uh we get off, I hop up and talk to Kyle for a minute. And that's George's cue that it's time
496. 1:36:39to go for a midnight stroll around the neighborhood. So, because I'm talking, he thinks the show is over now. And he's
497. 1:36:45like, "Okay, let's go wrap it up." So, I will jump on out here. Um, office hours and uh tomorrow is uh the first of
498. 1:36:54Friday. Um so, if you've got some art stuff going on, we may be a little late for our Friday night date night.
499. 1:37:00>> Yeah, we'll probably be late for date night tomorrow. But but uh for office hours tomorrow on LinkedIn, if you
500. 1:37:07haven't been to an office hours before, just go to LinkedIn and look up at Kyle Shannon, that's my profile, and look for
501. 1:37:12events and you'll see the office hours events, the AI salon office hours events. You can also find a link to that
502. 1:37:18inside the AI salon. So the salon.ai and you know, click on our community and uh come to that. All right, come to that
503. 1:37:27tomorrow. And then tomorrow night's Friday night date night. All right, Fabiana, you guys are awesome. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful,
504. 1:37:34beautiful, beautiful. All right, I'm gonna get on out of here, people. I'm gonna get on out of here. All right. Um,
505. 1:37:47yeah, I think that's it. All right, peace out, everyone. Think about who you are and what you want, what you value.
506. 1:37:54All right, start thinking about your daily practice and uh we're going to figure this [ __ ] out together. All right, I'll see you tomorrow.