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AI Learning Lab PRESHOW
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2026-07-21
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All right, it looks like I'm on both YouTubes now. StreamYard used to only let us do three live streams and now there's four.
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So, I should be live on the other one now. So, thank you for that. Thanks for pointing that out. Um well played.
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I don't know what was well played. Oh, not answering Not answering the question about what news stories? Um
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there's just there's there's just a lot of stuff. There's a lot of stuff in like medical news and um another freaking
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mathematical conjecture was solved. One of the Erdos math problems. And there's just a lot. There's just a lot.
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You are indeed on two. So, hello. Welcome if you are here on the AI Learning Lab YouTube channel. I was on the AI Salon YouTube channel.
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Why weren't you over there? You should be scanning both all the time. I thought we talked about this. Didn't we go over this?
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When we kicked off this semester? Okay. So, here's the deal. In 8 minutes, we're going live in the AI Salon. So, if
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you're on LinkedIn or YouTube, either of the YouTubes, um in the description of this video is a hyperlink over to the AI
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Salon. If you are on X or TikTok, it's in my profile. Same link. That'll take you to the live stream in the AI Salon.
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If you don't know about the AI Salon, it's an incredible community um that are full of generous, curious, smart, driven,
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building, creative people that are doing really cool things in the world. Using AI, not using AI, just lots of lots of
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cool and interesting folks. Um so, you should come over there and hang out. And uh yeah, we'll go live tonight. It might
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be a meltdown Monday night. Um I'm not particularly that fired up about anything. Um but that can change quickly.
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I'm a bit of a YouTube hothead. It's not true. Sometimes it is. Sometimes people ask me a silly simple question and then I go off for 45
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minutes. So, that can happen. We've had the whole week. I I saw the Odyssey this weekend. So, and I just saw a remarkable
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video from RFK talking about the Odyssey. Go Go Google that one.
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Load car right and load. Grab your bags and grab your coats. Tell the ones that need to know.
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We are headed north. One foot in and one foot back. Well, it don't pay to live like that.
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So, I'll something to something and jump the tracks for never to return.
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Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in. Are you aware of the shape I'm in? My hands, they shake. My head, it spins.
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Oh, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in. Two words that became all the same. I and love and you.
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What you were then, I am today. Look at the things I do.
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Um, okay, good people. We are in the AI learning lab pre-show. We're going live in 5 minutes, 5-0 minutes. Over there to the
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We're going in the AI salon. We're out here in the world right now. There's all this energy out here. We're going to
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focus it inside the AI salon. That happens in 5 minutes. If you're on LinkedIn or YouTube, in the description
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of this video is the link to the live stream where we're going to go in in a few minutes. If you're on TikTok or X,
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uh, that's happening over there. Any questions? Uh, ba da ba ba da ba ba. No questions. Beautiful. Um, it is hot here. It is I it I don't
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know, 3 weeks now we've been in high 90s. It's been my car my car thermometer thing What's it called? Thermometer. Um,
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has registered 100° for the past 6 days straight. And late into the day, it's bizarre. Why AI? Because as a species
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we like progressing. And in the 1950s Alan Turing and a bunch of people wondered out loud, what if we connected computers
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in a way that mimicked how we understand brain cells are connected. And they created the the very first
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primitive neural nets. And for the past 75 years, 70 75 years, computer scientists have been playing with this thing.
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And in 2017, some nerds at Google came up with this thing called the Transformer in a paper called Attention is All You Need.
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And then some nerds at Open AI realized, "Hey, the more data and the more compute we throw at this computer thing,
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the smarter it seems to get. But there must be some upper limit." And so they just went out and started
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throwing all the data at it. And around 2020, they landed on this thing called GPT-3. And it was really flipping smart. And by
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the end of 2022, they had this thing kind of worked out. And in the documentation of the API for GPT-3,
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were the literal instructions for how to build ChatGPT. And nobody built it. And this model was so good that Sam Altman showed it to
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to Satya Nadella from Microsoft and said, "Hey, look at this. Isn't this cool?" And Satya said, "Hey, sure. Why don't I
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give you a billion dollars?" And Sam said, "Cool." And then um Sam thought, "If we're going to announce that Microsoft invested a
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billion dollars in us, then maybe just maybe we should have something to show the public." And so he had some of his
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engineers go off and build this ChatGPT thing that was in the documentation that someone else could have built, but didn't.
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And they built it in a couple of weeks and they launched it on November 30th, 2022. They got a million users in 5 days and
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100 million users in 6 weeks. It was the fastest adoption of technology in history. That's why AI. 75 year history of making incremental
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progress. Nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, and then all of a sudden, boom. SO, THAT'S WHY.
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NOW, YOUR QUESTION MIGHT BE, is it good? Is it bad? I don't know. That's what we're going to talk about over in the AI
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Salon in 1 minute. So, I'm going to go now. In the description of this video is the link to the live in the AI Salon.
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If you're on Tik Tok or X, it's up in the profile where my profile is. Click there. Head on over to the link and I
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will see you over there. Interesting, thanks. Absolutely. Come on over, Karada Karate Mama Lee. Love the name. Please
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join us in the AI Salon in just minutes and we can I'll dig deeper into that. I think why AI is a really interesting
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question. I think it's actually really interesting. Why don't we dig into it during the live tonight.
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