1/29/2026 - The Great Repurpose: Finding Purpose When AI Automates Your Job

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1. 0:05[music] [music] Woohoo!
2. 0:20[music] >> [music]
3. 0:39>> Is this the place where I can risk my forehead [music] together my [singing] thoughts in sweet silence? >> [music]
4. 0:55>> And this is place where the feelings [singing] are dead. [music] From an [singing] over exposure to violence. Hey producer Brandon.
5. 1:10[singing] And these are these plates I [music] can slowly face. The only one I [singing] truly [music] can know.
6. 1:20These are tears from a [music] long time ago. Got these tears from a long time ago. [singing] I made to cry 30 years old. So
7. 1:34these are tears from a long time. No. >> [singing]
8. 1:48>> Well, oh darling, oh darling, you say unto me, [singing] [music] where have you been all my life? [singing]
9. 2:04[music] Well, I have [singing] been swimming seven sad seas. Oh, women [music] have tossed me [singing] their lifelines
10. 2:17when I pull them in to the water [music] stock. [singing] I'd have warned them, but I didn't know. These [music and singing] are tears from
11. 2:28a long time ago. I got these tears from a long time ago. I need to cry 30 years [singing] or so. These are tears from a long time.
12. 2:48[music and singing] [music] [clears throat] Good singing champion.
13. 3:04Fantastic dog. Got the good dog singing going on tonight. Apparently his union check cleared, right? Singing like a pro tonight.
14. 3:20[music] [music]
15. 3:35[music] Um, [music] the great repurpose.
16. 3:50[music] I made a Tik Tok video today. [laughter] First Tik Tok video I've made in I don't know, two weeks. I think I made one in
17. 4:02Washington DC, but that was it. H I had this breakthrough that [music]
18. 4:17they really want to hear from me and I still don't make Tik Tok videos. [music] Something to explore there, isn't there? [music]
19. 4:34Part of having a daily practice is just [music] witnessing your life.
20. 4:51It's amazing thing about life. You have these amazing breakthroughs and [music] [music] your habits are still your habits.
21. 5:04Your legacy way of being is this instinct just like [music]
22. 5:21we had our today we had our last uh the end of a cycle of the AI uh AI salon um practice lab [music] and uh everyone's just talking about,
23. 5:34you know, their daily practice and where [music] it is and what's going on. There's a lot of appreciation for being
24. 5:41a part of that group. If you're not a part of that group, it's it's very special. It's very uh there's some stuff shifting in that in
25. 5:50that space in those in the people that are in that space. There are things shifting. Um there's awareness is shifting. What
26. 6:00people do is shifting. how they're showing up is shifting. And it's also everyone's just trying to figure it out.
27. 6:10And not even the practice lab, not their daily practice, just life. Everyone's just trying to figure life out, man. [music]
28. 6:23Life is funny, man. Yeah, man. Life is funny, man. [music] Thank you for sharing the Tik Tok live there, Source Camp. Maybe we can get to
29. 6:36double digits. [music] [music]
30. 6:52[music] >> [music]
31. 7:08[music] [music] >> Wonder if I've always been a noise maker.
32. 7:24>> [music] >> You know, one of the first things I I recognized about playing guitar, I I was a trumpet player my whole life.
33. 7:40I found out Andy was a trumpet player, too. But I found this [clears throat] this old I got all these old pictures of
34. 7:50my mother and like a letter from her varsity thing. But I found this old picture of me in marching band practice in seventh grade,
35. 8:02[laughter] the masked trumpeteer from the York York, Pennsylvania Chronicle. January 1978. [laughter]
36. 8:20Here's the thing about playing trumpet. If you are a worldclass virtuoso trumpet player, [clears throat] which I wasn't,
37. 8:34it still annoys the [ __ ] out of people. [laughter] Paris is a trumpet player. Nice. Nice. Cam's bar. Um,
38. 8:48the thing that I learned about guitar, which is a cool thing to learn about guitar is that even if you're kind of shitty on
39. 8:57guitar, it's not that annoying. You know, if you just learn three chords like [music] It's kind of pleasant, right? If you can
40. 9:11do a little finger picking, [music] [music] right? Even if you're just plotting along, it's not bad. [music]
41. 9:31>> [music] [music] [music]
42. 9:53[music] [singing] >> I'm here like slow [music] from I have a five minute deck on lovable
43. 10:08updates if you want to share maybe do you want to share it maybe in a bit why don't we have you share that brand dome [music]
44. 10:17we're both lovable ambassadors you can we'll give you some camera time tonight oh did you Rick's thing was tonight I
45. 10:24meant to pop in on that oh well um how'd that Uh that went really well. Uh we had uh real estate Bob Donigan on with us
46. 10:38>> talking about real estate and AI uh also uh doing the updates on lovable. So it was a action-packed show and all the new
47. 10:46things that have come to Gemini and Google ecosystem in the past 24 hours. [music] [laughter] Is it a lot?
48. 10:56Uh well, you've got the the agentic imaging in nanobanana where it can analyze its own images. Uh updated
49. 11:05chrome in the past 24 hours. You now have a browser capability uh agent browsing capability and they launched
50. 11:13project genie to which is their world builder to ultra subscribers. >> Oh interesting. So the X is good.
51. 11:24>> Uh from what the trusted testers are saying it is mindblowing gamechanging. >> Okay. I I'll believe it when I see it.
52. 11:33But I am an Ultra subscribers. So maybe we can go play with that. >> You have access to if you go to labs.google
53. 11:39project Genie I think it is. >> Okay. >> And yeah. So I if you want we I can do it now if you want while we're still
54. 11:47building people. I can call it back up later. I've got >> Come up there. Let's let it keep building up and then Yeah, come up later
55. 11:53and we'll do the lovable thing and then I'll go do the the the Project Genie thing because I I I I made
56. 12:00the call that we're going to see a world builder, you know, in 2026 that doesn't suck. And it would be nice if there one
57. 12:07existed. It'd be nice if it happened early in the year. [music] >> It would be nice if it happened today.
58. 12:13>> Yeah. All right, cool. Groovy, man. [music] >> [music]
59. 12:34[music] >> came on [singing] him like slow moving cold front. His bill [singing] was warmer than a look in her eye.
60. 12:50[music] She sat on a stool and he said, "What do you want?" [music] She said, "Give me a [singing] love.
61. 13:05Love that don't freeze up inside. [music]
62. 13:20>> [music] >> Uh, welcome to everyone. If you're new here, welcome, welcome, welcome. If you're old here, what are you thinking? [laughter]
63. 13:31You know, there's like stuff on Netflix, right? There's like a new season of shrinking. Um, I don't know if that's Netflix. I
64. 13:39think that's Apple TV. But, you know, there's stuff there's there's The Pit with Noah Wy coming back into Dr. Garb as a producer. Come on.
65. 13:53So much to do. So little time. [laughter] What'd you do last night? I spent some time contemplating my existence. Yeah.
66. 14:10Yeah. [music] [music]
67. 14:25[music]
68. 14:44>> [music]
69. 14:59[music] [music] >> Um, So, let's see how many folks we got in
70. 15:13here. We got 18 in here. Um, if you were here last night, I know a lot of you were here last night, we we
71. 15:22meandered our way to this thing called the great repurpose. [clears throat] Um, which we own the URL for tonight or as of last night.
72. 15:37Um, and I started writing an article for the AI salon. [clears throat] Champy must be off tonight. Champy sang
73. 15:50earlier. Champy was really into it earlier. He's he's just a little he's he's a union dog, so you know, he puts in he puts in his required
74. 16:00threequarters of a song. Occasionally, he'll do two threequarters of a song. So, one and a half songs total, but he
75. 16:08does ask for extra cheese on those nights. Tik Tok pin. I'm speaking to a group of unemployed executive in two weeks. This
76. 16:16is timely. So, let me share my screen for a second here. Which one is it? Is it that one? No, that one. No. No.
77. 16:34Is it that one? Yeah. I don't know. Maybe I should do the other one. Everybody calm down. All right, we'll do that one.
78. 16:44[clears throat and cough] So, I don't know if this is the right image. I I'm I'm I'm [clears throat] halfbaked on the image because it just
79. 16:52feels like [ __ ] stock photography. Um, but the basic idea of the great repurpose is that black bar. We live in a society
80. 17:04certainly here in America. I don't think this is as true globally but you know I would say probably heavier in western countries than
81. 17:14eastern countries but certainly in America the prevailing question you ask someone when you meet them is what do you do?
82. 17:28And so implicit in that question we we don't ask people who are you. We don't ask well you might in general these are large generalities but
83. 17:44for the most part the social convention is what do you do and the underlying subtext of that question is
84. 17:54I want to understand what you do so I can understand if you're valuable right [laughter and clears throat] we
85. 18:00tie our own personal selfworth Earth to the thing we do. Um, and we do that society. Now, some people there's great separation there.
86. 18:11They've got clarity on that. Great. But there's a lot of people that don't have clarity on that. They may not even be aware of that.
87. 18:19And we're entering an era where AI is about to strip away the tasks that a lot of people do. And so the the sort of question
88. 18:34the question that that this this idea poses is what happens to me if the work I do stops mattering? And so what what struck me last night as
89. 18:48as we kind of stumbled into this idea, what struck me is that we're we're we're not even necessarily
90. 18:58entering a work crisis. We we are likely entering a work crisis. But even if through some miracle of capitalism,
91. 19:09the the the powers that be didn't just lay a bunch of people off because the robots could do the job. Let's say everyone kept their jobs,
92. 19:18but the AI took over the tasks of those jobs. So if I'm a if I'm a copywriter, I keep being a copywriter, whatever that
93. 19:27means now, but the AI is actually doing most of the writing and it's my job to manage the AI. So I shift from a writer to a supervisor,
94. 19:37right? Or if it's my job to do a business analysis at a big consulting company and I don't need to do business
95. 19:45consulting writing anymore. I don't need to do the analysis. I don't need to like the machine does all the tasks. So even if I keep the job,
96. 19:55the the tasks that I spent a decade or 20 or 30 years perfecting are now just zoop devalued. [laughter]
97. 20:05Just done. They're just done in minutes. What used to take me three weeks is now just done in minutes.
98. 20:12That's going to that's going to impact people's purpose. And so the great repurpose is this idea that like it or not
99. 20:22if if in any way you've got your own self-worth tied to the work you do, um there's a very good chance we're all on the brink of suffering a
100. 20:33series of rolling ego deaths. And and that's terrifying, right? because when you have large swaths of of humanity
101. 20:43that lose purpose, that's not that's not a good recipe. So anyway, so that's that's the the article that I'm I'm working on right
102. 20:52now. Um I'm not super happy with it, but cuz here here's the other thing when for me when I stumble on an on an idea like
103. 21:03this that's big, this this is a big enough idea like I can see it in all sorts of forms. And so articulating it
104. 21:09is actually really important, but it's still very raw and new. So I don't need I I don't know what I want it to be yet.
105. 21:16Um so so but that's what we'll some of what we'll work on tonight is that we're the conductor. AI is the
106. 21:23instrument. Yeah, that's exactly right. And the thing about a conductor, it's a good metaphor. The thing about a conductor is
107. 21:30conductors are amazing musicians, right? Conductors understand music theory in a in a fundamentally deep way. They can listen to
108. 21:41multiple instruments at the same time. They can hear if the third, you know, the third chair violin is slightly sharp
109. 21:48on the on the B string, right? You know, in a in an entire symphony of of instruments, um they can keep time. I think it was Henry Mancini
110. 22:01um didn't wear a watch because he didn't need to. I think his his time accuracy in a 24-hour period was like somewhere
111. 22:08in the neighborhood of 1 to two seconds. You could ask him what time it was at any time of the day and he knew. Um
112. 22:17so so in the context of music, conductors have this mastery of what it is they want, what it is that's
113. 22:27in the piece of music, what it is they want. They understand that they've got this this group of performers that have these
114. 22:38very specialized in instruments that can interpret that music in all sorts of ways. And it's their job to
115. 22:46have an idea for how to bring this music to life and then commit to that and get this group of people to play their instruments in a
116. 22:57way that amplifies that vision. That's what's going to be required of like we all get to be the conductor,
117. 23:10which on the surface is like great, I get to be the conductor. I get to like swing the little baton around and point
118. 23:16at people. Let's bring in the Tonies. More cowbell. Right. On the surface, it's like, woo. And then if you stand in front of that
119. 23:28symphony and you can't read music and you don't know how to do the baton thing, you don't know how to count in
120. 23:35four or three, but this piece is in 716. What you're just like, I don't know what to do here. That's kind of AI right now. It's kind
121. 23:49of like we're all being stuck in front of a symphony. A baton stuck in our head hand. sheet music laid out in front of
122. 23:56us and people like, "Okay, have at it." Uh, so the great repurpose is how do you make that transition
123. 24:11first? How do you separate? If you're a person who's got your self-worth married to your work, you take great pride in your work and
124. 24:23like there's there's no shame in taking great pride pride in your work, but to the degree that it feels like
125. 24:31it's part of your identity, if if the tasks of your work are all of a sudden devalued and automated, what does that do to your self-worth?
126. 24:43Right? If those are coupled and this part drops off, what does it do to this? So I think the first step in the great repurposing
127. 24:52in the great repurpose is to actually separate those two things and recognize that the tasks you do are not your
128. 25:00value. How you do those tasks, how you think about your those tasks, the integrity you have about how you execute
129. 25:08things, that's the more important stuff. And there's there's ways that you work that are unique to you that are independent of the tasks
130. 25:20that are super valuable. You've got integrity. You've got creativity. You you you give a [ __ ] There's a give a shittness about you.
131. 25:30Right? So I think the first step is recognizing that those two things are distinct. And then the second step is
132. 25:36saying, okay, what do I have? What do I have to offer the world that is fed by my experience doing all those
133. 25:46tasks, is fed by my education, is fed by my upbringing, is fed by my passions. And then you can start to look
134. 25:56objectively at at who you are and go, "Oh, well, if I've got all of these capacities, I could do lots of different things. If
135. 26:06I had the skills, I could do lots of different things with this who I am thing. And now we live in a world because of
136. 26:16AI. You do have the skills. You can make pretty pictures. You can make music. You can make words. You can do programming. You can do math.
137. 26:29You can [ __ ] do quantum physics if you want to. Right? So there's an awareness of there's a new kind of tasks possible
138. 26:43that I have access to that if I can separate myself from my old tasks, look at who I am. Now look at what's possible
139. 26:51with these new task machines and go, "Wow, I could conduct any kind of music I wanted up here. I could replace
140. 27:05the violin section with a synthesizer section and I could replace the standup bases with electric bases and I'm going
141. 27:13to have a [ __ ] rock and roll symphony, right? Like we get to do whatever. But then that then becomes now becomes
142. 27:25those three pieces. Separating yourself from the tasks is piece one. Understanding who you are, who the core
143. 27:31of you is, what your values are, what you bring to the party is kind of step two. Step three is playing with AI
144. 27:39enough to understand, holy [ __ ] there's new stuff possible. And it doesn't need to be more specific than that. It just
145. 27:46needs to be like you need to get that inside you that, oh my god, I could probably do anything. And with those three sort of stages,
146. 27:56you now enter the hard part. The hard part is the re part in repurpose. You had purpose. Your tasks were taken away. Now
147. 28:12[clears throat] you don't know anymore what your purpose is. The repurpose is now that you understand a bit about who you are, a bit about
148. 28:22what's possible, asking the profoundly simple and [clears throat] profoundly hard question, what do you want more of?
149. 28:34What do you want to do? What do you want? What do you want? That's a deep one, man. You've got to sit. You've got to sit with
150. 28:50all the versions of you to really understand even the question. And you know, maybe that little voice in your head goes, you know, I want to
151. 29:05dance. Okay, go [ __ ] dance. Go take a class. Maybe it's like, I've always wanted to start a restaurant. I've always wanted
152. 29:16to start a whatever company something. I just want to create. I want to tell stories. I want to change people's lives. I want
153. 29:26to help people that are suffering. Great. F like find that thing because once you find that thing, then everything else is execution. And
154. 29:38we now live in a world where you get to execute on an incredibly high level without having to spend 10 years figuring out how to do it.
155. 29:49It's insane. I'm sitting cross-legged on the floor surrounded by cool toys. All I have to do is choose one or 10. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly.
156. 30:04So anyway, so that's the great repurpose, right? on one side is this we we we live in a society where that that idea of work as purpose
157. 30:18[snorts] is celebrated certainly celebrated with entrepreneurs if you're an entrepreneur you know the the the the self-worth and the and and
158. 30:30tying it to work I think is even more insidious because it's like I had this idea and I'm you know go do this thing. [snorts]
159. 30:40But it's but it's something that's celebrated in our society. And so what the [ __ ] are we all supposed to do if
160. 30:47the tasks of that work is is devalued over a fiveyear period or a three-year period is probably more realistic
161. 30:55kind of from now for the next three years as these tools like I feel like we've entered the the uh ups slope of
162. 31:03the exponential curve like we've been going relatively linear at this point. It's accelerating a little bit but I
163. 31:09feel like we're hitting the you know we're heading vertical. So, this year is going to be a trip and we all we're all
164. 31:15all gonna get to experience. Okay. All right. Okay. And whether you like it or not, you know, you're going to be separated from
165. 31:28from your value if those two if those things are tightly coupled. So, anyway, that's uh that's what we're exploring.
166. 31:35And and what I thought might be fun tonight is to I'm going to get Brandon up here to talk about some of the new stuff that's in lovable.
167. 31:44Um, but we've got a domain, the great repurpose.com, and we can go build a website. And I don't want to just build a website to
168. 31:55explain the great repurpose. I want to build a website that lets human beings go in there and have tools to go through
169. 32:04these stages. Here's how to separate yourself from the value of the work you do. Here's how to understand who you
170. 32:11are. Here's how to understand what's possible with AI. Here are some exercises for you to connect with who you are, right?
171. 32:22Why not have a tool and why not see if we can build that in a night now a version of that tool that's actually
172. 32:35good and solid and usable that's not going to be built in a night even though the tool can the you know the AI can build it
173. 32:44like really thinking about what should that be what could that be right that gets back to some sort of purpose like
174. 32:49is does the great repurpose have a purpose Right? What are we trying to do here people? And [clears throat] that's a bigger
175. 32:59question. So, but anyway, but we can prototype some [ __ ] tonight, you know. H
176. 33:22>> [laughter] >> Heck yeah. Let's build cool stuff. [snorts] Um, Brandon, why don't you hop up here and tell us about uh show us
177. 33:29your your Lovable deck. >> Yeah. So, for those of you who don't know, I Kyle and I are both Lovable ambassadors and Lovable had a major
178. 33:42update that released yesterday and we were talking about it over on my spin-off show AI TV Starship and uh with Rick and I wanted to have a
179. 33:55presentation, but I didn't have time to make a presentation. So, what I did was I took their blog post [laughter] That's great.
180. 34:05>> I took their blog post and threw it into Gemini and opened up the canvas and said, "Can you do this in Google
181. 34:14Slides?" And four minutes later, I had this presentation. >> Wow. >> Uh so they're calling it a 71% improvement in solving complex tasks,
182. 34:24just like Google. I assume that's made up based on some statistic that they pegged once. But you talked about the evolution of
183. 34:32building and that I've been working with lovable for over a year now and it really rang true to me that the old way
184. 34:38of constantly reviewing every small change, spending hours in back and forth communication, micromanaging the AI to
185. 34:44stay on task. We've seen that a lot even in your builds, Kyle, where we talk about >> change the color and it just completely borks the app.
186. 34:53>> Exactly. very new model of doing it. Yeah. Is an autonomous execution of complex visions. So hand off the big
187. 35:02picture and trust the process focusing on growth where the details are hand handled. So it's not to borrow the
188. 35:09conductor and the orchestra. It's not about knowing how to play the instrument anymore. It's really being that
189. 35:15orchestral layer and that conductor inside of the ecosystem. >> You know, it's funny. It's funny, Brandon. That's a really good way to to
190. 35:22think about it is that part of what we've experienced in this channel is, you know, it was kind of like when AI first started, it was like,
191. 35:31oh, now you can play the violin and the viola and the timony and right, you can play all the different things and okay,
192. 35:38now I'm going to go play all the different things. And then like something like lovable comes along and
193. 35:42you can it sort of will splat out some music, but then you're like, "No, no, no. the violins. Let me go in and play
194. 35:49the violin here and fix those corners. That's that's a fascinating shift. >> Yeah. So, what the big one is that
195. 35:56they've done is introducing plan mode, which is the next level up from their chat mode. So, V1 lovable, you could
196. 36:03just type a prompt and it would go off and execute code. Then they introduced chat interface where you could chat
197. 36:08about the changes and then make them. Now it's got a plan mode where you can jump um and map out full features in
198. 36:17detail ask and it actually asks you clarifying questions to fully understand your requirements before just going off
199. 36:24and assuming and building is ask you for clarification which is a really important middle step >> because sometimes it gets it right and
200. 36:32sometimes it gets it wrong and then it creates a comprehensive blueprint for you to approve and uh review and approve
201. 36:39before it goes off and builts. H >> have you played with it yet? >> Uh I I don't have it live in my instance
202. 36:46yet. I'm waiting for an update. I'm It should be coming soon. Um something else that's coming up is prompt queuing. Very excited about this
203. 36:56one. Ideas don't wait, as they say. Cue up multiple prompts and let lovable handle them in the background so you can
204. 37:04reorder them on the fly. >> So you don't have to sit there and wait for it to turn out a prompt. it just
205. 37:10wait for it to, you know, do its thing. You can just ceue up multiple prompts and then collaborate without
206. 37:16bottlenecks. So you keep feeding it instructions without waiting for the current test to finish. >> That's that's actually huge for ADHD
207. 37:24mind because you know when when when something like lovable starts executing decently well, I have ideas about the smallest things and the
208. 37:35biggest things at the same time. And what I find is like I'll get excited about a small thing and then I run down
209. 37:41that rabbit hole and like an hour later I'm still working on the small thing and I I didn't I even forget what the big
210. 37:47idea I had was. You know what I mean? It's like so like if you sort of dump those things in there and then be able
211. 37:52to go look at them that's really cool. >> This is one was my favorite one out of the announcements. Automated testing uh
212. 38:00allowing to ship with competence. So it does its own QA. It tests your app like a real user. So it will actually go
213. 38:07through and fill out the forms, click the menus and verify the flows behind the scenes and if it finds a bug or an
214. 38:13edge case, it investigates it and fixes it automatically. So when it comes back to you and says, "Hey, I'm done." Your
215. 38:19view is production ready work, not broken drafts. >> Amazing. >> And I, by the way, can can we just appreciate that image that Gemini
216. 38:29created for that? >> That's pretty cool. >> The line of code with the robotic hand behind it wrapped around it. It's pretty good.
217. 38:37>> Uh, they are also doing some other things like Google signin and >> wait, what's your name? Brandon. Producer Brandon. [laughter] >> Yes.
218. 38:47>> Steo. Steo has a question. I have no idea what lovable is or does. >> Ah, well, Steo, you've come to the right place. >> Exactly.
219. 38:59>> Lovable is a vibe. coding. >> We'll play you'll see it tonight, but but yeah, but go ahead. >> So, Lovable is a vibe coding platform
220. 39:07and vibe coding is an interesting uh thing because it started out as kind of the joke of the programming space be
221. 39:14like, "Oh, you're going to you're going to go vibe code that. You're going to go prompt in English." Haha. Microsoft just
222. 39:21put out a new job posting today. And one of the uh skills required is some experience with rapid prototyping in a vibe coding environment.
223. 39:30>> Yeah. >> So they're starting to look for this as a skill. >> Well, also folks like Andre Andre Karpathy is now I think he's like like
224. 39:4090% of his code is you know is is not written by him anymore. Like he's shifted modes. Um, so yeah.
225. 39:50>> So it's building building web apps and building exper web experiences without knowing how to code. >> Yeah.
226. 39:55>> And some of the big frustrations were not the big ideas. Like even the early versions of Lovable and other sites like
227. 40:04it made it fairly easy to spin up a vanilla brochure site or anformational site. But once you started to try to
228. 40:12integrate AI or a database or something as even as simple as a Google signin, it ended up being really challenging
229. 40:21because you had to go register a Google Cloud account and figure that out. So now they've taken all of that away and
230. 40:28put that in a way that signal it. Yeah. >> In one prompt. Yeah. So now with just one prompt, you can just tell lovable
231. 40:37build in the Google O and it'll just do it. So it if you ever have anything in lovable that you need to have
232. 40:44authentication, you can just ask uh Lovable to give you uh Google uh single sign on. I'll tell you, one of my
233. 40:52favorite things that Lovable does that I I haven't seen anyone else do it this well is um do domain um like DNS
234. 41:00assigning like you know when you you build a website and then you have to point a thing and you have to go like
235. 41:05Google the thing about how do I >> do DNS mapping in in GoDaddy or whatever and with lovable you you literally give
236. 41:15it the URL. It goes and figures out who your registar is and it says do you want me to do that for you and you're like
237. 41:22yes and then you basically just give it permission to to you know change the DNS for that domain and it goes and does it
238. 41:29and then you know within whatever it is three minutes you have a site at that domain. It's insane.
239. 41:35>> I uh I love uh Source Camp. Yes. I might not actually have to use my brain anymore. >> Yeah, exactly.
240. 41:42>> And Silver Fox how much how much does it cost? Yeah. So, they let they do have a free version. You get a handful of
241. 41:48prompts a day and no lovable crads, but if you um want to pay to play, uh you get uh they start at $25 a month, I
242. 41:59believe, is now the going rate, but you get more prompts than you could ever need. And you also get storage credit
243. 42:06and AI credit with that. So, it's a really good value. And one of the things that they did that I really like is
244. 42:13they've built an integration into chat GPT. So if you are working with ChatGpt on a uh PRD or a product um I forgot
245. 42:25what PRD exactly stands for. U >> requirements document. >> Yeah, requirements document. Thank you. Um, and uh, you can tag atlovable and
246. 42:37it'll link to a love your lovable environment once you've set up a connector and then it'll just build it.
247. 42:42So you don't have to copy and paste it out of chat GPT into a lovable environment. >> Oh, that's cool. >> And so I've just any e-commerce
248. 42:52platforms. It does. It goes into into Shopify. >> Shopify. >> Yep. >> Yep. And so there this is log in to lovable
249. 43:00to experience the new autonomous feature. So yeah, that's as uh as Vicki said, I channeled my inner Jim Ross and
250. 43:06made that uh presentation on the fly with just a single URL given to Gemini. >> That's great. That's awesome. Um Pate
251. 43:15M's in the house. What's happening, Pate Mod? I got to tell you, P this channel is unrecognizable to you because all we
252. 43:23do is talk nice things about Gemini and Google anymore. There's no more hating. We're no more just like like, you know,
253. 43:32I I've I I've given up my uh my my love affair with Sam. Like, he was he was jealous. He He was right. We shouldn't
254. 43:39have been together. It's all Gemini now. [laughter] >> I I dropped my uh Lovable referral uh link in the YouTube comments if anybody
255. 43:48wants is anybody feels inspired and wants to jump on the Lovable train. If you have any questions about Lovable,
256. 43:54please feel free to reach out to me. uh DM me in the salon uh or drop me a line. I'm more than happy to chat with you if
257. 44:00you have questions about the lovable experience. >> Yep. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. All right. Um I think I think
258. 44:09I'm going to not not play around with writing this article because I think that's boring. But let's go. Oh, I'll
259. 44:17show you something really frustrating. So to make this image, this image, I photoshopped it and brightened it up and [ __ ] like that. But
260. 44:31so I went to chat GPT and had it write a creative brief. And basically what I wanted was something where like old work was on the left and
261. 44:45some new enlightened thing was on the right. And so it started out with just a dude standing in front of a sunrise or
262. 44:52whatever that is. And then I was like, "No, have have it be split in half and it's like business on the like a mullet.
263. 45:00It's business on the left and enlightenment on the right." And it did this cheesy thing where he's now a
264. 45:05painter. Paint M. I was It was just a matter of time for Google stuff like I've been saying for a while. No, but
265. 45:13you were right. You were right. And listen, my my, you know, my my beef was always like, you know, prove it. Start
266. 45:20launching stuff that's that's, you know, that lives up to your potential. And honest to God, man, the last six months,
267. 45:27Google just kicking ass. Kicking ass. Um, so then I said, "No, split it. Have it be the person sort of split down the
268. 45:37center." And then it did this sort of like white dude. And I'm like, "No, make it a woman." That was sort of okay, but
269. 45:44kind of weird. And then it did this, which was was sort of right. And I was like, "Oh, that's kind of
270. 45:50cool." And then I said, "Instead of the mountains on the left, let's let's put cubicles there." And then I and then I
271. 45:56thought, "Maybe instead of her just standing still, she should be stepping into the future." And and then it did this. But the
272. 46:08problem is her left leg, which is the one that's supposed to be in business side, is the one that's in the future.
273. 46:14And her right leg is back in business land. And so I tried for I don't know, [ __ ] a dozen times. I I
274. 46:25had it look at it, look at look at the image and prompt itself for how to fix this. It literally could not fix this.
275. 46:31Actually, let's go try to have Gemini. We'll see if Nano Banana can fix this. So, let's see. All right, let's go to
276. 46:38Nano Banana. [clears throat] So, we're going to go to uh I'll go to AI Studio. AI Studio.com AI Studio.google.com.
277. 46:55And then in here, [clears throat] oops, that's not what I wanted to do. That's what I wanted to do. Select the
278. 47:10key. All right. So, I'm going to do aspect ratio 16 by9. I'm going to do 2K resolution. Then I'm going to upload
279. 47:27this where her left leg is forward in the picture and her right leg is backward. I want to flip them. So, we'll see if Nano Banana can gro
280. 47:40this image. So, I'm going to say in this image, her left leg is forward into the
281. 47:54enlightened future and her right leg is in the past, in the dark gray past.
282. 48:10I want those reversed where the let's see where the new image has her right
283. 48:25leg stepping forward and her left leg in the dark
284. 48:39gray past. All right, paint modder, this is all on you, buddy. I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna spin up some TPU cycles
285. 48:48here. Let's see what we get. This is If this doesn't work, it's cuz Pate M's code was not agreeable to this request. I'm
286. 49:00not [clears throat] saying it's on purpose, Pate. I'm not I'm not saying that you're purposefully torpedoing my artistic expression.
287. 49:10>> [laughter] >> Ah, right and left is weird. I know. But in this case, she's No, it still didn't do it. Still didn't do it.
288. 49:22[clears throat and cough] It's like there's a weird part where it almost looks like her right leg is forward, but it's like Yeah. It's just
289. 49:30not It's just It's not good. It ain't right. It ain't right. All right. I got nothing. I got nothing. I got nothing. [laughter] It's Pay M's
290. 49:41fault. Paint did it. Pay ruined my life. Oh man. All right, let's get out of here. Let's go back to chat jpai.
291. 49:55I think I'm just going to bail and use that image. No, wait. Do I want to do I want to do that or do I want to like completely rethink?
292. 50:05I'm gonna say, give me five new five entirely new concepts
293. 50:20that can bring the great repurposed
294. 50:35to life that represent the meta more fossis
295. 50:50from [clears throat] work equals selfworth to um a new
296. 51:04human centric repurposing. All right, let's see. Let's see what it comes up with. Try editing the image to show the prompt
297. 51:18with arrows on the image. Oh, that's not a bad idea. [clears throat] But I could also just come up with a
298. 51:29better image. The name tag dissolve. A chest level closeup of a torso wearing a lanyard name badge that says something
299. 51:36like title roll function. The badge disintegrating into quiet particles. Eh, that's not very human. The cubicle maze becomes map. No.
300. 51:48The resume is cocoon. The time card turns into compass. Okay. Okay. Um, these are all shitty because none of them are about human
301. 52:03beings. I know you are a robot and all [laughter] and all, but come on, man. Come on, man. Let's tap into the power
302. 52:23of humanity. [laughter] Come on, man. When you get a chance, talk to your LLM like you're the dude. [laughter]
303. 52:36H. Use this in a new chat. Change the subject's left foot to be the leading foot of her gate. I tried that so many times.
304. 52:50Let's see. Where's my Gemini window? Do I have it? I don't even have it. I got rid of it, didn't I? Oh, is this it? Yeah, this is it. Change
305. 53:01the subject's left foot to be the leading foot. No.
306. 53:15left foot. No, it's it's changed changed the subject's right foot. [clears throat] Right foot to be the leading foot
307. 53:30of the gate. I don't think it's going to work. I got I got no confidence. None. Let's see what chat GPT did. Fair. I
308. 53:41drifted into clever design metaphors and forgot the whole point. This is about a human moment. The unclench.
309. 53:50Uhoh. Where's this one going? The physical release. When your worth stops being tethered to output. Hero image.
310. 53:57Tight frame on a person's hands. One hand is white knuckling a phone lanyard badge. On the right side, same person, same
311. 54:06hands. The group listens, fingers open, palm relaxed. It's not horrible. Two faces in one face. The work mask with real self.
312. 54:19The chair doesn't own you anymore. Eh, the honest bathroom mirror moment. What? It shows a private reckoning we avoid.
313. 54:32If I'm not my job, then what? I like that. The walk into yourself. Purpose rediscovered through motion, not
314. 54:42revelation. Wide shot of a person walking behind them. A blurred crowd heading the opposite direction.
315. 54:50The default life ahead open space. It's not nature porn. It's psychological space. Eh. Um, let's see number four.
316. 55:05Let's go back to this thing and Oh, close. She She doesn't have shoes on and her her right leg her right leg looks a little stunted.
317. 55:20[laughter] She She looks a little unstable. She's got like a club foot on the left and a little dainty ballerina foot on the
318. 55:27right. [laughter] But it sort of works. Like I don't mind her being barefooted. All right, so that's not bad. So, let's just go um
319. 55:41extend her bare foot farther forward as if she is confidently
320. 55:59stepping into the future. >> [sighs and gasps] >> I think you need to discuss her arm too. Which one?
321. 56:14This club. This club thing over here. Her arm. So it's natural. You don't think it floating up in space like that?
322. 56:25Her right arm. You don't think it floating up in space like that is good? [laughter] She She's just took an acting. [laughter]
323. 56:37Now, this is the AI we we're used to. Yes. Her third leg. See her old? This is her old leg. She's shedding her old walking style. And
324. 56:50she's sprouted a new leg because of AI. [laughter] This is the AI that we've been waiting for. >> [laughter]
325. 57:04>> Oh, lordy. All right, we're gonna we're just going to bail on that. Okay, let's see. What do I want? Choices in a fogged mirror. No, it
326. 57:16shouldn't. It shouldn't be the same. Should it? No,
327. 57:32I'm going to say, shouldn't the guy in the mirror be the free version of him that isn't in the stupid
328. 57:53flipping office slash prison? >> [laughter] >> Let's Let's see what what chat GPT comes up with here. [clears throat and cough]
329. 58:15Lol. I was live 30 minutes ago doing exactly what you're doing. Trying to get something to do something resembling what you [ __ ] want.
330. 58:23>> [laughter] >> No wonder you stopped going live. It's [ __ ] maddening, isn't it? [snorts] [clears throat]
331. 58:32Best one to do tiny edits with Gemini. Each one a new chat though. Yeah, I know. I just my my my challenge with
332. 58:43with doing it on the live is like to really do the work it takes you like you it's just not fun to watch because it's tedium.
333. 58:57And I I think I'd like to go build something in lovable, but let's see. Let's see what this comes up with. Let's see.
334. 59:12Why does the future look like a guy in a prison? Gym. Gym.
335. 59:29Shouldn't the future be colorful and free and in contrast
336. 59:43to the gray life he currently leads. [clears throat] Joy party Kyle, you're doing great. I
337. 59:58love watching this. [laughter] One one of my favorite ch channels is this tick tocker tick tocker that tries
338. 1:00:05to accomplish things night after night after night after night. He never gets there. You know what this channel is?
339. 1:00:12What I just what I just realized, Joy? This show is like one of those ghost hunting shows, right? [laughter] Where
340. 1:00:20it's like you watch it for [ __ ] 10 seasons. They never find a ghost. Their machines glitch, but there's never a [ __ ] ghost.
341. 1:00:31That's what this channel is. Eventually, Kyle's going to make something useful. It's not yet, but man, is he he's so close. [laughter]
342. 1:00:41Wait, what was that? What was that? Did you hear that? Okay, I'm totally freaked out now. I don't feel I can't breathe. I
343. 1:00:50can't breathe. I can't breathe. [laughter] There's that one Ghost Hunter shows like I with the guy I call him Meatthead. I
344. 1:01:00forget his name, but he's like this really worked out dude. He's like, "We're going we're going to go screw
345. 1:01:05with that ghost. They're not going to screw me up. [laughter] Just touch me. Ghosts are more elusive than the end of
346. 1:01:16Kyle's sentences." Exactly. [laughter] I I'm I'm confident this week Kyle's gonna finish a sentence. So close.
347. 1:01:29Oh, good lord. Oh, make the image. You stupid thing. Lol. I wish I was as energetic and funny as you were during my live. Well, it it
348. 1:01:45takes a particular kind of personality to to be the town fool. Ghost Adventures. Yeah, those paranormal shows
349. 1:01:54are my guilty pleasure. I know. Same. Like I love those shows because it's just like I actually I actually had
350. 1:02:01written when when uh I think it was right when COVID was happening. I had an idea for a scripted show that
351. 1:02:10looked like an unscripted show. So the basic idea was you record two people having web chats and then like every
352. 1:02:18night they're just chatting with one another. So it's like a half hour show and then like six episodes in something
353. 1:02:27like in the background of of you know one of the people moves and and the other person doesn't see it and then the
354. 1:02:35next show like two things move but the person does see it. So that was that was something I was going to do.
355. 1:02:43Boy, it really just doesn't understand the idea of colorful, does it? [laughter] It's just [ __ ] whatever. I
356. 1:02:51mean, that's at least that's at least sort of in the neighborhood of I don't know. It's awful. It's [ __ ] awful.
357. 1:02:59Okay. Um, let's go back out to So, here's our project, the Great Repurpose project. So, we've got our initial chat
358. 1:03:08that has [clears throat and cough] the creative brief in it and the business brief in it. Um, so let's go up here and do a new chat.
359. 1:03:23We'll do put this in auto mode. Deep research create image. Okay. Um,
360. 1:03:39give me a list of the phases a person goes through in the great
361. 1:03:55repurpose um process. question mark. All right, here's a clean human readable
362. 1:04:12unexamined unexamined alignment. Work equals value is accepted and then task check. Wait, what? That part of me just
363. 1:04:22got automated. Existential. Wait, no. [clears throat] Oh, decoupling.
364. 1:04:38Uh um okay. This is not bad, but it's too much. Let's see.
365. 1:04:55Let's go with this. one. Um,
366. 1:05:13explore. Let's see. Let's see. Um, separate value of skills slash
367. 1:05:29tasks from your value experience attributes
368. 1:05:43soft skills. etc. I think that's one. Two is [clears throat] explore
369. 1:05:58the kinds of things you might I think that comes later. Wait, let's
370. 1:06:12see. Maybe not. So, what are the kinds of things you might be good at if the tasks of your current work are automated
371. 1:06:29with AI three [snorts] explore or
372. 1:06:48slashplay with AI tools to to personally understand the new um kinds of things that are
373. 1:07:04possible. >> [gasps] [sighs] >> four. Um, understand you, your values,
374. 1:07:20who you care about, um, the [clears throat] kinds of things you enjoy. Oh, well, let's see. Wait, explain the kinds of
375. 1:07:32things. Um, understand what you are good at versus what you love and don't like doing etc. Okay. Understand
376. 1:07:50your you your values what you care about the kinds of things um you are passionate about. And then five,
377. 1:08:06design. Discover your new purpose, knowing that you can use AI to
378. 1:08:26amplify your ideas and get you uh and allow you [snorts] to accomplish lish anything you believe
379. 1:08:42in. Um I think these are the phases. um help me clarify them
380. 1:09:02and how each phase might be explored by a person. Okay. [clears throat and cough] Sometimes you just got to tell Chat GBT
381. 1:09:16what you want instead of slamming your face against a brick wall trying to get it to understand. Um what's in your head? Uh uh uh uh
382. 1:09:35I'll watch Ghosts after the London are old mode. Paint drying. Yeah, this channel is like paint drying. Absolutely.
383. 1:09:46[laughter] You you should you should not be here. If this is horrible. Um I I would encourage you to go. [laughter]
384. 1:09:59Okay. The great repurpose five human phases. Separate value from tasks. Intent. Detach your worth from the tasks
385. 1:10:07you perform. What's really happening? People have quietly conflated It's not they haven't quietly conflated. God damn it. [sighs]
386. 1:10:21It's It's almost like it it hasn't looked at anything we've written before. Okay, I'm going to yell at it. I'm going
387. 1:10:27to say um it's as if you're not looking at all the things we talked about that are part
388. 1:10:41of this project. Um include things like
389. 1:10:57We live in society that values people based on what they do.
390. 1:11:14Connect these phases. Okay, I'll do that in a second. Brandon, connect these phases um to the work we've already done. You
391. 1:11:32ninny. Always tell your chat GBT it's a ninny if it's acting like a ninny. Fair. I deserve the ninny [laughter] [gasps] [groaning]
392. 1:11:49[sighs] decouple human the core truth. We live in a society that okay remap capability beyond current work.
393. 1:12:00Most people have mistaken their job for the full expression of what they're capable on. what you're good at, what you enjoy,
394. 1:12:07what trains you, you've been rewarded. This is starting to feel exhausting to me. Um, okay. Um, so, so here's here's a Tik
395. 1:12:21Tok pin. I didn't see that. What's going on? What was the Tik Tok pin? Frostbitten. get it to ask you questions to help clarify
396. 1:12:34what you're wanting and looking for. Yeah, I think that's good. Um,
397. 1:12:49I want you to write me a software is it software spec
398. 1:13:05for a website that explains contains the great repurpose and
399. 1:13:27queries a user to how did you put that? [clears throat] created my first predictive model today. That's pretty cool.
400. 1:13:42Where was that question? Let's see. [clears throat] Get to ask you questions that help you
401. 1:13:59clarify to clarify how bound their self-worth is to their
402. 1:14:14job slashwork and leads them to and let's see and guides them
403. 1:14:29forward through these phases. is I'm just going to go dump something into lovable and see what it does. Got it.
404. 1:14:40This is a meta prompt you'll hand to a web AI system. Right. That's what I asked for. Thank you for Thank you for
405. 1:14:48clarifying exactly what I told you. Maybe you could make a prompt that doesn't suck. What do you think? You're
406. 1:14:55an interactive website and gu Wait. You are an interactive website and guided experience for the great repurpose and
407. 1:15:02initiative design. Okay. The experience is not just about job loss. Explain it. The experience structure guided progression.
408. 1:15:18I need you to include the copy or at least the outline for the informational
409. 1:15:36part of the site. The interactive part should be a frame toward the top of the page
410. 1:15:51that jumps a user into the exploration. But they should uh let's see but
411. 1:16:06a user should be able to read about the great [snorts] repurpose without
412. 1:16:21taking the test. [clears throat] I'm just laying in bed listening to the show [laughter] like it's 90s radio.
413. 1:16:32Sometimes Kyle is much better if you don't watch the screen. [laughter] Yes, many people have used me in lie of
414. 1:16:42sleep medicine. Apparently my voice is really good for just knocking you right the [ __ ] out. [laughter]
415. 1:16:51Oh, okay. Listen. So, while that's while that's writing our thing, I want to I want to jump over here and show you
416. 1:16:57something. So, if you're not part of Can I save this as a draft? I think so. Saved. Yeah. Okay. Uh, do you want to save without Do
417. 1:17:08you want to leave without saving? Cancel. No, I want to save. [clears throat] Save draft. There we go. Okay. Um, so
418. 1:17:17here I am. I'm over at this uh site called the AI Salon. So the AI salon we created uh was was launched the week
419. 1:17:26chat GPT came out and if you're not aware of it, it's a community of about 4,000 AI optimists and we hang out here
420. 1:17:35and we hang out uh this is our mighty network site. So if you go to community.thesalon.ai it will take you right here. Um, and
421. 1:17:45there's all sorts of things you can introduce yourself. You can learn about what we're about. Um, the cycle of AI
422. 1:17:51readiness. Um, which is is sort of the philosophy, the sort of mission of the site is play first, explore AI, then
423. 1:17:58create excellence is use what you learn when you explore to build amazing stuff. And then generously lead is about
424. 1:18:05learning out loud. And this is a community that's really amazingly generous no matter where you are on your
425. 1:18:12journey. even if it's just like I got to figure this AI [ __ ] out. It's it's a remarkably welcoming and generous community. Um,
426. 1:18:22and there's events. So, the first thing you see is there's an event section. There's a community feed where you can
427. 1:18:28post anything work you're doing, connect with other members of the of the community. There's a chat. Um, there's a
428. 1:18:35play area where you can experiment. And the AI learning lab, this this channel, actually, we have our own channel in
429. 1:18:41here. Um, and then in learn and grow, there's all sorts of cool things. Uh, there's a business guild and and AI for
430. 1:18:49all minds that Gareth put together. There's the AI salon mastermind practice lab. So, there's all sorts of stuff to
431. 1:18:56do here. If you're trying to figure this stuff out, if you're trying to, you know, go through this great repurpose
432. 1:19:02where you're like, "Holy [ __ ] my job's changing. What am I supposed to do?" Um, we're all trying to figure that out.
433. 1:19:09That's what this community is about. It's about a human centric uh point of view with accepting that AI
434. 1:19:19is not going anywhere, right? It doesn't mean we're just love AI no matter what. But what it does mean is we accept that
435. 1:19:26it's not going away. And if it's not going away, what the [ __ ] are we supposed to do? We don't know. None of us know. If
436. 1:19:37anyone tells you they know, they're lying because we don't know what's coming. But I but I do know that 2026 is
437. 1:19:43going to be the year where we start to experience things where we're just like, "Oh [ __ ] we can't ignore this anymore."
438. 1:19:49So if you can't ignore it anymore, then what do you do? What you do is you get your ass in community and you start to
439. 1:19:54hang out with people that are trying to figure this out. So that's that. So please go join uh the uh the AI salon community.
440. 1:20:04AI. Okay. Prompt. The great repurpose informational and website and guided exploration. You're designing a website for this hero section.
441. 1:20:22[sighs and clears throat] [clears throat]
442. 1:20:38interactive mode. This is really frustrating how shitty chat GPT is at at actually connecting all this. I wonder if I went
443. 1:20:50to Notebook LM and just started putting this content in Notebook LM. I bet it would do better because this just sucks.
444. 1:20:58Um, let me go I'm gonna go get to business. Okay,
445. 1:21:13let's see. So, here's the business brief. So, we're going to copy this. We're going to go back out here. We're going to go in here.
446. 1:21:43Wait, deprecating for the day before Valentine's Day. Oh, wow. That sucks.
447. 1:22:00Okay. Um, you are ignoring the good work we did early on
448. 1:22:15in the business and creative briefs. So, hang on a second. Uh, uh, I'm going to go here. I go Oops. Go here and go
449. 1:22:34paste. All right, that's all that here. Um, here. Uh, let's see.
450. 1:23:06Why am I losing strategic business insights? Oh, it moved that to the top. I see what it did. Okay. Good lord. [clears throat]
451. 1:23:19This the creative brief. Okay. Copy. We go over here and we're going to paste that. Copy all this. We're going to go back here
452. 1:23:37and go in here and say, "Okay, you're ignoring the good work we did early on in the business and creative briefs. Here they are.
453. 1:23:51Please incorporate these foundational concepts
454. 1:24:06into the website copy. again. Don't be a ninny. [laughter]
455. 1:24:21Point taken. No more ninny behavior. You're absolutely right. The website copy needs to explicitly embody the whatever [sighs]
456. 1:24:32hero section. Okay, this looks like it's got something here at least. Okay, so now we're going to take this all and
457. 1:24:40we're going to drop this into >> [sighs] >> Thank you for the flying panda, whoever sent that. That was cool.
458. 1:25:00Panda AI sent a panda. Oh, it's Gareth. [laughter] Thank you, Gareth. Very sweet of you. Okay, the great repurpose hero section. Okay,
459. 1:25:14here we go. You're absolutely right. Below is about. This is near final website copy. You could publish this with light editing. Could I?
460. 1:25:32Okay, so we need
461. 1:25:47All right. Whatever. All right. We're going to copy this and go back over here. I'm going to paste it. So, that's kind of the copy.
462. 1:26:00And then we're going to go over here and we're going to get the prompt that it wrote for the site. [clears throat]
463. 1:26:15I know I'm being a bad host and not really explaining what I'm doing, but I'm just trying to get chatbt not to suck
464. 1:26:24and it's not doing great. Okay, roll and go. you are designing a website for. Okay, here's this. So, now let's grab this is the prompt.
465. 1:26:41Okay, copy. Let's go back to this thing. Say we'll throw this at the beginning of this.
466. 1:27:00web. Let's see. Um, copy. Let's see. Web copy framework below.
467. 1:27:15I'm going to take all this. Copy that. We're going to go to lovable. We're going to try to build this [ __ ] lovable.dev.
468. 1:27:23[clears throat] So, Steo, if you're still here, we're going to go to lovable.dev. that says, "Kyle, do you have a good idea?"
469. 1:27:31Yeah, I have a good idea. I have a damn good idea. We're going to flip into builder advocate mode. And I'm just going to paste all that
470. 1:27:39crap in there. So, here's our big longass prompt from Chat GPT. That's a combination of a prompt and uh a
471. 1:27:50whatever you call it. I've got plan mode, Brandon, in lovable. That's good, right? plan.
472. 1:28:08Hello. Oh, turn plan on. Go. Hit go. So, it's a toggle. Got it. It looked like an actual button, but it wasn't.
473. 1:28:26I just used Lovable the other day to help create secure OOTH login page of an admin do dashboard. That's cool. That's awesome. Okay,
474. 1:28:38questions. So, we're using plan mode. This is pretty sweet. We'll see what this is like now. Um, how do you envision site? Minimal
475. 1:28:52and restrained, warm and human, bold and direct. I go we'll go warm and human for the interactive ex exploration. How
476. 1:29:02should it work? Reflective questions one at a time. Guided self assessment. Multiple choice or sliders. Phrase by
477. 1:29:10phrase. Oh, phase by phase walk through. I think guided self assessment. Should the site save the user's progress?
478. 1:29:20Save exploration progress. How should we approach the initial build? Start with theformational site. Build everything together. We should
479. 1:29:28start with theformational site, but we've got ADHD and immediate gratification syndrome, so we're going to build everything together.
480. 1:29:38[laughter] Submit. Oh my god, friends. I do this laughing. I do this every night. multitasking. I'm still
481. 1:29:50catching up on double speed. That's hilarious. Future of food. I have a 65page report on the LinkedIn algorithm. I was
482. 1:29:58thinking about uploading the the as the knowledge base and making a LinkedIn content campaign planner. Yes. No. Yes,
483. 1:30:07Chef Kelly. That's a really good idea. How deep should the self assessment be? Um,
484. 1:30:23I'm gonna say, can we give the user the option for short and sweet?
485. 1:30:39called for short and sweet, medium or thorough.
486. 1:30:53Oh, no. Let's do this. We'll say start with short and sweet. Give them a nice visual assessment.
487. 1:31:09and ask if they want to dig deeper. So, they can actually do something about it and uh uh [groaning]
488. 1:31:28find their new purpose. Yeah, that's a that's a really good I I
489. 1:31:43think that's really good. Chef Kelly Panda, my boss just told me today my app is going out to hospitals.
490. 1:31:52Wow. All over the something. Hang on. God damn it, Tik Tok. Give me Let me hit the button. Fix this [ __ ] button. Um all over Washington.
491. 1:32:06this interface all over Washington with more coming. That's super cool. Congrats, man. That's very cool. Okay.
492. 1:32:13What should the user receive after completing the exploration? A phase identification phase plus personal
493. 1:32:19insights. A a visual journey map showing where they are across the five phase. Now, let's see. Phase no. Um,
494. 1:32:43[clears throat] I'm not sure. I'm going to skip all [sighs] that's all built with AI. Super cool
495. 1:32:59plan. All right. One thing I will say, Brandon, about this new smarter lovable is it is less immediate gratification-y
496. 1:33:09if I've got to do all this planning. And it also looks like it just crashed. [laughter] That's bad. Uh, Panda, I work in a hospital. What's
497. 1:33:21your app for? Oh, that's cool. Yeah, talk to each other. 71%. Not 100%. [clears throat and laughter] Yeah, it it just crashed. Uh oh, wait,
498. 1:33:33did it? What's [clears throat] it doing? Oh, here we go. The great repurpose implementation plan overview. Here we go.
499. 1:33:43All right. I'm just going to say yes. Yes, I approve. Go build this thing. [laughter] All right. So, it's off. Is it starting
500. 1:33:54to write files? Yeah, look. It's writing files, man. It did this quick. How's it writing this stuff so fast? Tests.
501. 1:34:10Plan. [snorts] Here's the plan. Wow, this is cool. Enable the cloud. Yes, we're going to enable the cloud.
502. 1:34:36getting ready. Thinking longer. Lovable cloud is now enabled. I'll set up the design system. [snorts] build worm design system.
503. 1:34:56All right, that's off doing its thing. So, we'll come back to that. Um, who's got questions, thoughts, thoughts, thoughts, thoughts.
504. 1:35:09You mentioned, uh, oh, what did I mention? Oh, Google G the the Google 3D thing, the world builder thing.
505. 1:35:19Project Genie. Okay. So, I go to uh where do I go? I go to what the [ __ ] it called? Uh, labs. That's it. labs.google.com.
506. 1:35:33Not pomelli. We don't want pomelli. labs.prog Google. Okay. So, learn more
507. 1:35:53and then I got to log in here, right? How do I log in? Explore now. Oh, okay. I'm in ultra only right now.
508. 1:36:09Yeah. So, but I'm an ultra member. Okay. Black bar. I need to build an app for soccer news. Which AI should I use? If you're doing
509. 1:36:24soccer news, absolutely. Um, lovable.dev will will totally do that up. You just tell it you want soccer news. I would
510. 1:36:32tell it to go find uh unless you've got specific API access to soccer news, you could tell it to go grab RSS feeds of
511. 1:36:40soccer news. Um and it should do it pretty pretty old good. All right, so this is environment. Okay, we we want um a a rat's eye
512. 1:37:01view of a New York City alley in a grungy cartoon style. The character
513. 1:37:16is going to be POV of of character. Let's see. Character. Describe your character. Is it a person? Character is a a hip
514. 1:37:32um jazz musician rat. [laughter] All right. Oh, do we want to go third person or first person?
515. 1:37:49I think we want to wait. Is it third person? Yeah, we'll go third person so we can see the rat. Create sketch.
516. 1:38:02So this just to to me right now, this is just looking like the the World Labs World Labs has been doing this thing
517. 1:38:10where they project an image onto a sphere for I don't know two years now, two and a half years now. I'm hoping
518. 1:38:17that this allows you to stitch these worlds together to make like an actual ongoing world. All right, that's kind of cool.
519. 1:38:27Can I modify your sketch optional? Uh, he should be older, rattier, and look and and play the saxophone.
520. 1:38:45>> [laughter] >> Just a thought. What if the great repurpose went profession by profession? Oh, that's an interesting idea
521. 1:38:56to open some new ideas. That's really good. Mary, that's really good.
522. 1:39:11Yeah. Like maybe the maybe the site is more like what do you currently do? Why is he so big?
523. 1:39:26Um let's see. Modify your sketch. Um the rat in proportion to the world should be much smaller. The world should be exaggerated
524. 1:39:44and large rather than the rat being human sized.
525. 1:40:00[sighs and gasps] Ratatouille count sounds interesting, but yeah. What if the what if the uh the great repurpose website started with
526. 1:40:13what's your current job and then based on your current job? Maybe what you do is you say maybe the inquiry is like what's your current job?
527. 1:40:23What are your responsibilities? Things like that. But then what's stuff that you like outside of this? Yeah, that's
528. 1:40:28kind of cool. All right, that's good. That looks good. Third person. Create the world. [clears throat]
529. 1:40:37Use WD to move through your world. Once you enter, every session can be saved. So, you can look around. You can look around with.
530. 1:40:58All right. How? Okay. This is cool. It's a little janky. It's a little slow, but let's see how far we can go. Let's
531. 1:41:12see if we hit the edge of the world or if we just keep going. Um, it looks like we're keeping going,
532. 1:41:27which if we are, I am impressed. Did you hear that paint modd? I'm impressed. We haven't hit the edge of the world yet.
533. 1:41:44You get 60 seconds. Oh, yeah. I'm almost out of time. Uh, thanks for exploring.
534. 1:42:02Huh. All right. This is the first
535. 1:42:20This is the first of these that I've ever seen. That is actually This is building a world
536. 1:42:35with physics, some level of physics. Is it Is it going to let me Can I go into places?
537. 1:42:53I can jump. So, this is definitely stitching those spheres together or it's creating an actual 3D world. I think we hit the edge
538. 1:43:06of the world. No. Did we? Yeah, we did. Okay. Okay. So, basically, so basically, it looks like what they're doing is they're
539. 1:43:18making a world big enough that you can walk slowly through 60 seconds of it before hitting the end. That's pretty slick. That is pretty
540. 1:43:26slick. Some wild examples over on X and photos, too. All right. Cool. That's really cool. How did you get it
541. 1:43:36so fast? Uh I'm I'm paying actually AI Salon is paying for an ultra subscription uh for Google for for video
542. 1:43:45generation and uh and things like this access to this. So um I have access to it because I pay a ridiculous amount of
543. 1:43:55money per month for the amount of time I use it. Um all right, let's go back to Lovable and see if we have a website. We do. Why is it
544. 1:44:10boring? Connected to lovable cloud. Um, this is boring as sin. Um, can you please um
545. 1:44:30liven this up with design interactivity and imagery?
546. 1:44:46[sighs and gasps] All right, let's go look at what it's actually built and see if the content's any good. The great
547. 1:44:50repurpose reaim who you are in a posttask world. No, it's not a posttask world. Something has changed and you're not
548. 1:45:01imagining it. We live in a society that has quietly trained people to measure their value through work. Not just
549. 1:45:09income, but usefulness, contribution, and meaning. Work has been the primary interface. The result isn't just a
550. 1:45:16disruption to jobs. Yeah, this is just not usable. Something has changed. How How do we do the assessment? Begin the exploration.
551. 1:45:29Takes about 12 minutes. Begin the exploration. How often do you feel your value as a person is tied to your productivity? I will go four.
552. 1:45:40When someone asks who are you, how central is your job or profession to your answer? usually the first thing I mention.
553. 1:45:49It's one of several things I mention. It is usually the first thing I mention now that I think about it. When you hear
554. 1:45:54that AI can now do tasks you used to do, what's your honest first reaction? Oh. Oh, that's a cool image.
555. 1:46:07We'll we'll let it go rebuild itself. Um, how are we doing time? Oh, it's getting late. Okay. >> [clears throat]
556. 1:46:36>> See you, Stea. All right. What's this thing doing? Is it redesigning? Are we done? What are we doing? I like that image that it made.
557. 1:46:53Oh, it's generating images. They're good. That was kind of cool. I mean, it's very stock photoy. I'll dramatically liven this up with
558. 1:47:08bold gradients. All right. Yeah, you go do you go do you lovable? All right, we'll come back to this. Close back to home.
559. 1:47:44Yeah, this is good. I mean, it's not good, but it's like it at least has some structure to it.
560. 1:48:04Do you know lovable is going on a t-shirt? I was promised I would get a lovable swag pack and I've never gotten it yet
561. 1:48:12because the uh the woman that promised me that no longer works there. Hey, hey, Brandon, maybe you could reach out to
562. 1:48:19the the lovable folks and see if you can get us some swag [ __ ] I never got mine either. All right, let's let's harass
563. 1:48:26them. Hey, lovable, give us our [ __ ] [laughter] All right. What is this thing doing now? Is it still working? Edited. Okay. It's
564. 1:48:39editing pages. Let me update the landing page with rich animations, the images, and interactive elements. Great. Fantastic. You do that.
565. 1:48:55[clears throat] We want swag. Exactly. All right. The great repurpose. It looks like it put something in the background
566. 1:49:05here. Did it? Oh, yeah. Look, it's got images in the background. It's a little better. It's not great where you fit.
567. 1:49:34It's [sighs] not horrible, is it? Begin the exploration.
568. 1:49:51How clearly can you distinguish between what you're good at and what you actually love doing? Two. No, for me it's four.
569. 1:50:02In your current work, what's the balance between the activities that energize you and more draining than energizing?
570. 1:50:10How much hands-on experience do you have using AI tools? I've experimented briefly. When you think about AI's capabilities,
571. 1:50:18do you feel more fear or more possibility? I'll go. Well, we well, I'll play someone who's scared. How clear are you about what you truly
572. 1:50:30care about independent of what you you're paid or praised for? Oh, it just changed the interface here. It's better. Um,
573. 1:50:44where do you find the most meaning in your life? Creative expression or making things. Oops, it's got a bug.
574. 1:50:53How much do you feel you're moving toward a purpose that feels genuinely yours? That's there. 11 of 12. We'll just answer
575. 1:51:05and then we'll go searching and that should be it, right? You may be at the threshold of a hands-on exploration. Phase one.
576. 1:51:18Yeah, this is not bad, huh? Okay. Well, livened up the UI with visuals. There's
577. 1:51:33no way to get back to. Save your results. Oh, you create an account after you do that. I like that. Return home. Start the exploration.
578. 1:51:50Begin the exploration. If I already took it, it should remember what I did. Damn it.
579. 1:52:05All right. It's broken. It's done. broke. I mean, listen, at least it didn't make it pink and purple. [laughter]
580. 1:52:19All right, I'm going to get out of here. Um, it is fascinating um how easy it is to just blow two hours doing nothing. [laughter]
581. 1:52:35I mean, even though we did something here, like like one of my I had a litmus test early on that if if
582. 1:52:47a large language model could write an a rap that is sophisticated as Eminem wrote his raps about quantum mechanics,
583. 1:52:57then we we will have hit a threshold. And it took two years for that to happen. It was it was the um there was a creative writing update
584. 1:53:08to chat GPT4 in November of 23 I think it was where it did it finally did that might have even been 24 I think it might have was
585. 1:53:18it 23 November 23 and then I think my new one is can it actually write a site like this where the where the copy doesn't suck
586. 1:53:30and and to be fair like I I haven't tried this in Gemini. I haven't tried this in Claude. Like I I I only tried
587. 1:53:36this in Chat GPT writing the brief that I then stuck in Lovable. So like even starting this in Lovable as a as a more
588. 1:53:45raw prompt might be might be an interesting thing. But that's the the the problem is we're still at the phase
589. 1:53:52with AI where if you want to do real work, it still requires a lot of our attention. And I don't think it's going to be that
590. 1:54:02much longer where that's the case, but we'll see. All right, tomorrow's Friday. So, tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. Mountain time,
591. 1:54:09I've got AI office hours. If you haven't come to one of those, just go to my go to LinkedIn and look up at Kyle Shannon
592. 1:54:16and you'll see my events from the past. It's the same URL we've been using for three years. So, join us on that. Um,
593. 1:54:23and then tomorrow night's Friday night date night. tomorrow, uh, Daisy Thomas and myself at noon or is No, it's 11:30 a.m. Mountain
594. 1:54:33time. Hang on a sec. Uh, it's at 12:30 Mountain time. So, at 11
595. 1:54:48Mountain Time is office hours, and then at 12:30 Mountain time is Daisy Thomas and I doing um a recap of our DC trip.
596. 1:54:59And then Saturday is an LOL, a learn out loud featuring, is that the Corey Sandler one, Brandon? Yeah, Corey
597. 1:55:07Sandler. Um Corey's going to show you, she's going to do some deep dives down creative rabbit holes. Uh, if you've not
598. 1:55:14seen how Corey works with AI, it that's a an LOL you want to attend. So, if you go to community.thesalon.ai,
599. 1:55:22click on events and you'll be able to see I think office hours is in there. I think Daisy Thomas and my political
600. 1:55:30event is in there. And then I think the um the LOL on Saturday is in there. And then next Tuesday um we have an AI salon
601. 1:55:40presents. And so come to that. bring a friend. All right, so there's lots to do in just in the next four days. There's really cool stuff to
602. 1:55:52do. All right, so I hope this was of some value tonight. Um, this idea of the great repurpose I'm really excited about. My challenge with
603. 1:56:04it right now is I don't quite have it in my head what it is. And so chat GPT is losing it's like losing the
604. 1:56:12the core of the idea as I'm trying to do all these different things. So I don't know how to deal with that. So
605. 1:56:21I'm a little frustrated right now because AI is sucking. And yes, please go join the AI salon. All right. Fantastic.
606. 1:56:31All right, everyone. Um, thanks for hanging out tonight and I will see you tomorrow. Bye. >> [clears throat]