Dec 14, 2023 - How to Create Engaging Content with ChatGPT and Zapier

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1. 0:03chimpy you want to sing you want to do it you do a little singing do you want to do a little singing oh [Music]
2. 0:22[Laughter] [Music] champy [Music]
3. 0:44[Music] your all right hello Champ's a little into it he was a little [Music]
4. 0:58sleepy [Music]
5. 1:16oh Baby I've been trying to say don't [Music] know
6. 1:31[Music]
7. 1:47he sounds like chwaca I don't know I think champy likes kicking these things off how about you I think he digs it
8. 2:01we will never know though will we oh maybe we will with AI some someone's going to figure out what a dogs thinking and make a little a
9. 2:10little collar talk box like Bluetooth from their brain to their little talk box and you're going to be able to talk to them that's
10. 2:17probably that's probably the beginning of 2025 let's not get too [Laughter] ambitious welcome everybody um do me a fa share the live
11. 2:31if you would be so kind let some people know let some people in your life know that you're curious about Ai and you're
12. 2:41geeky especially if they're going to be bugged by it I don't know why that gives me joy but it does it's not the long flowing dress
13. 2:51that you're in all the light coming off we're hang on let the mods know we're live they probably already know they're probably
14. 3:04already modding away down there Sherry D what's happening steo Robert Rossy Robert Rossy in the house Robert Rossy please come to
15. 3:16the back loading dock Robert Rossy back loading dock please we're looking for Robert Rossy to the backloading dock good day
16. 3:30Turtles did you get my last text Kyle I do not know text like as in to my phone or to Emil I do not know I do not know what you
17. 3:55spe I got a god daddy verification code good good went to my first writer Guild with Jane she does an amazing job yeah
18. 4:05Jane's awesome Jane is awesome nope in the live chat oh live oh yeah I think I did yeah if you're asking about was it
19. 4:15okay for you to tag me with AI learning lab yes it's fine thank you for asking Be not Afraid look at the hearty heart
20. 4:23thank you so much I appreciate that Silver Fox good day to you motherly advice I'm still shocked there's so many people who have yet to
21. 4:33try an AI prompt I'm right there with you but but at the same time it's it's a funny thing about about
22. 4:47new technology like this that then that when you this is red pill blue pill stuff right most people are on the blue pill
23. 4:57and when you when you have that Kevin McAllister moment with AI you can't unsee it and then it seems
24. 5:06obvious that everyone will be doing this and yet um it's it's just one of those things it's scary new tech scary I and I
25. 5:18think AI in particular I think I think people think they need to be a lot more technological than they actually do and
26. 5:26there's a lot of reasons for that and with some Lanes in AI it pays to be super techy there's a lot of lanes in AI
27. 5:35though where you don't need to at all um and I think that's I think that's counterintuitive so I think I think a
28. 5:42lot of it is just people like yeah I'll get to it when it gets easier you know not really realizing that the Easy's
29. 5:49been here for a bit but it's going to get easier and easier and easier right you know 2023 all we talked about was
30. 5:55you got to be a prompt engineer oh my God it sounds intimidating and uh now we're using pictures as prompts so so
31. 6:02things are going to things are going to evolve quickly on the prompting front too how you how you use these tools are
32. 6:07going to get a lot more intuitive all right all right no that was me asking the video I made is sweet awesome awesome oh that was you so I
33. 6:21don't hang on I do not know yeah I if I think I know what video You're talking about it was a it was a clip from this from one of my lives
34. 6:33right I saw that I thought it was very cool um water cooler discussion live
35. 6:49chat the I need your help and advice is that the one I do not know uh sure I mean say specifically what you
36. 7:02need also I would say help and advice check out the guilds one of the things I want to talk about tonight is the
37. 7:08guilds um get people paying attention to those a little bit all right all right said it the same thing no it wasn't yeah okay
38. 7:22um your moment was today your Kevin McAllister moment oh that's so cool it's I you never know when it's
39. 7:31going to happen either because people are like oh yeah yeah I know I know AI one of my favorite moments there was a guy Greg Rosner good
40. 7:43guy smart into this stuff and what did I show him oh I was like have you used Chachi PT he was like yeah I've used it
41. 7:51and you know sounds good sounds good and this was when I had first created a zappier automation to gener generate
42. 7:59content so you filled out a Google form it ask you a few questions Pate what's happening and and then you submitted the
43. 8:08form and then it would email you back a set of social media content and so I'm on a call with him and I said oh let me
44. 8:17show you this thing I just did and I said and I asked him the questions so I shared my screen or did I share my
45. 8:25screen I think I did filled out the questions on screen hit the submit button put his email address in it and
46. 8:32we're talking and like 60 seconds later 30 seconds later he gets the email back and he opens it I just see his eyes
47. 8:43go cuz it wrote like a blog post and tweets and hashtags and he goes he goes did this just do this I said yeah that's what it does he
48. 8:58goes I had no idea he goes I gotta go he goes I can't really process this right now like it knocked him off the call he
49. 9:09took off oh my God that was funny that it's it's amazing watching those moments where people kind of where it registers
50. 9:17what's actually happening here and they're like oh this is different this is not what I thought it was so you can
51. 9:25use chat GPT and not get it which is weird because you can get it to disappoint you easily if you if you underestimate it it
52. 9:35will oblige and and under respond and then where it gets weird is when you push it it's like the harder
53. 9:43you push it the better it gets that's that's that's one of the weird things about chat GPT very very weird all
54. 9:52right I sat with a blank stare at the pink and blue blob on the screen oh on on Korea yeah Kaa Kaa Kaa is one of
55. 10:01those interfaces we can play with that tonight I'm I'm not I'm not good at it it's one of those it's one of those interfaces
56. 10:10where it's it's almost like there's too much possibility because you've got the shape of the thing you draw you've got
57. 10:17the color of the thing you draw you've got the background of the thing you draw plus you've got your prompt so you've
58. 10:23got four or five or six inputs and then the output is very um weirdly predictable like sometimes it's predictable sometimes it's very not
59. 10:38predictable so I'm I'm with you on Korea but but at at some point at some point can you recommend an AI where I can edit my MP4
60. 10:49video I don't know what edit means editing videos a whole world um if you want something that basically just just
61. 10:59does Final Cut Pro for you and takes lots and lots of [ __ ] and assembles it I don't know that there's anything like that if you're
62. 11:09looking for something that will modularize chop your long form stuff up into shorter pieces there's things like Vig
63. 11:22um there's if you're looking to just cut out ums and Oz there's descript which you can sort of edit the script
64. 11:31and it'll chop the video up in bits there's a ton of different like I don't I don't quite know what that means so I
65. 11:37can't really recommend it I don't know what you're trying to accomplish it is that that's a whole [ __ ] series of
66. 11:42rabbit holes right there I mean what I would do if I were you is start to get really curious just go to futur
67. 11:57pedia.com learning what the tools are the thing I'll tell you about video tools right now is most of them are quite
68. 12:03expensive so it's it's really tough to just play with video right now because you you essentially have to have
69. 12:10accounts and most of them are 10 bucks a month 20 bucks a month 30 bucks a month it's pain in the ass um I assume as things get more
70. 12:21efficient they'll get more efficient on that front um go back and play with the plugins go back and play with custom instructions proof mind
71. 12:34blown witchcraft but really cool images finally I'm not sure what you're talking about there Sherry D maybe you're
72. 12:41answering someone else Kyle I made you some cookies very nice look at those cookies they look tasty it has my mind blown every
73. 12:49flipping day exactly Sher D I know it's every day I do this I do this this live like like you know like I pretend like I
74. 12:59know what the hell I'm talking about and then I look at something and I just go oh my God it can do that it's like it's crazy in creating my
75. 13:09news channel in Spanish and Spanglish I use my threads an Instagram account oh cool nice very cool uh move the blobs around add women
76. 13:24to The Prompt yeah Joker I'll do that I'll be blasted off here in no time what Joker is referring to is there
77. 13:33Kaa so if you want to play like while I'm babbling here go to korea. a k a. A and it's a you draw on this side and
78. 13:46it renders images on this side well one of the icons toward the top is your webcam so you can use your webcam as an
79. 13:54input for that thing on the on the left and then it will render your [ __ ] on the right so someone goes and I like I was
80. 14:01doing like turning myself into like Nicholas Cage and Tom Cruz I don't know whoever I was doing then people were
81. 14:09calling people out and then someone named some artist and it was just some like art artist right painter and and all of a sudden it
82. 14:18turned me into a a lady with with her little booby showing and then like a minute later I got a note from Tik Tok
83. 14:27like the screen just went black and it's said you are permanently banned from Tik Tok I was like oh
84. 14:33[ __ ] so I immediately did an appeal and they immediately accepted my appeal but it scared the Liv and poop out of me cuz
85. 14:41we were just having fun and it was like it was up on screen for like half a second can we get into Korea now yes I
86. 14:46thought it was waiting on ticket no it is let me go confirm that but as of two days ago it is live and ready to go kore.ai sign
87. 15:00in Google there you go there's your blobs there's the blobs that everyone's been talking about the intimidating pink blob
88. 15:16pink and blue blob so here um got to look at our company's first gen use case serving saving Millions already so cuno works for a large I
89. 15:30think insurance company right or large a large something company like a Fortune 500 type type deal first gen AI use case saving
90. 15:40Millions already we're going to start we're going to start seeing a lot of stories like that so the way this this
91. 15:47here thing works is you put a a a a prompt down below so I'm just going to hit the random prompt thing although
92. 15:55that's probably dangerous a van go tinged provincial Farmhouse under a under Starry Nights okay so let's get
93. 16:04rid of that thing oh that's cool that just turned into a window but let's make this more like a uh
94. 16:18right oh that's cool look at the starry Knights out there and then let's go all right here I'll live dangerously why
95. 16:31not all right so there's our there's our little door with our starry night out there and then I'm going to plop in my webcam cuz I'm an
96. 16:43idiot so so there I am although it's turning me into a house oh I guess cuz my shelves let's see can I turn it into something
97. 16:57else I don't know oh I got it all covered up there yeah dumb Dum anyway that's Kaa go play with that again like
98. 17:05I said I'm not I'm not super good at at really understanding how to how to get things predictable that I like that's pretty cool the little
99. 17:24shutters O A buou with moss drip trees oh this this is cool okay so that's oh that's cool so this is this is our kind of
100. 17:57horizon where's the color why am I missing this oh there we
101. 18:17go oh that's cool look at that sweet sweet so with with you know Silly
102. 18:31inputs you can get you know semi-predictable outputs look at that that's gorgeous
103. 18:47gorgeous add more blobs add more blobs KY all right I'll do it I'll do it just for you Joker you're going to get me in trouble
104. 18:55I just knows it I just knows it that joker he he he's Joker he's a midnight toker I'll tell you what that joker is
105. 19:05cuckoo he's a cuckoo bird he is it I'll tell you what he probably lives down by the Bayou he's probably out there gator hunting right
106. 19:15now dang it dang it Joker oh let's see what do we want here do we want oh Mossy green uh let's see what we got oh oh that was
107. 19:29nice no that's not what we want yeah look at that oh nice look at that added a blob all right let's add one more blob we'll add
108. 19:43a oh you know what I'll do I'll add a paintbrush don't we have a paintbrush thingy here paintbrush we'll do some dark purple
109. 20:00paintbrush we'll go oh yeah oh Nelly oh you know what we're going to do no Kyle what are we going to do we're
110. 20:13going to grab that blob because this is all objectoriented we're going to move it down here oh oh that's
111. 20:26cool anyone watching this Channel who hasn't been here before is like wait a minute is this [Laughter] it uh yes this is pretty much it so
112. 20:38welcome if you haven't been here before my name is Kyle Shannon this is the AI learning lab we just play here uh it's
113. 20:45it's affectionately been called chat add this channel um this is korea. a k r ea. a is there a prompt you create in Korea
114. 20:55or do you put blobs and it makes up the scene yeah the prompt PRP is down here on the bottom so right now it says a
115. 21:01bayou with a moss moss draped trees silent except for the Curious the chorus of frogs and crickets so I can just hit
116. 21:08the the um random button it'll just write me another prompt this this is what I was saying earlier about
117. 21:16um this is such a different experience than um oh that's cool it made a Vineyard those things turned into grapes and then we can get rid of
118. 21:32that oh it confused it look what do we do oh that's cool look at that so I made that and it turned it into that that's
119. 21:41pretty gorgeous actually um but but you know you've got you've got composition to think about you've got what shapes do I want
120. 21:50to draw you can use your camera as an input you can use an image as an input um you can use the prompt as an input so it's tough
121. 22:00enough understanding how to get just straight image generation to work but we increasingly are going to be moving into
122. 22:08these interfaces that have all sorts of different inputs that are not necessarily text so I think a tool like
123. 22:14cre is really good to experiment with and play with and understand what it does let me just roll the dice a few
124. 22:20more times and see if I can get banned from Tik Tok permanently that one's pretty cool that's like a rocket taking off
125. 22:46huh can I rotate this oh I can oh look at that oh look how cool that is it made it like a perspective
126. 23:00thing H the purple blobs became the purple trees nice Str oh look and the the the little blue thing on the bottom became the
127. 23:11inside we're like inside a little Japanese house right on the water that's so cool who's Joker who's Joker you all are jokey you're all
128. 23:24joking um all right so I don't even know where to begin tonight where do we want to begin why don't you ask some
129. 23:30questions make comments below We've Got Mods in here will pop your questions up all I'm also just going to go through
130. 23:37and just start answering a few questions I think I think tonight is just going to be a little bit of a a random a schoras board of
131. 23:48activity which if you've been here before you're like uh Kyle that's what it is every night you weirdo you can make money with
132. 23:59do you have a gold button you can make money with I don't know if you knew that what's the best rule best tool to turn low reses photo
133. 24:15into Huger res um there's lots of them now um there's a new one that just came out called magnifi which I think is 30 bucks
134. 24:27a month so that's not cheap um I think Korea does it now that I think about it let me go to the homepage here yeah upscale and
135. 24:40enhance so I drag and drop an image here oh this is these are the images from my little book last night that was a nice
136. 24:56one let's grab this one open so I've high strength is 085 upscaling factor I can put in a prompt or a
137. 25:12negative prompt I'm not going to put in either and it looks like I can change the resolution then I say enhance it says checking position
138. 25:26enhancing there's also topaz Labs has a there's is like it's like a $200 piece of software
139. 25:43but they have sales all the time so you can usually get it for like 100 120 um I've used that before it's pretty
140. 25:51good but it's it's pretty [ __ ] pricey and I just you you can also if you've if you've got a stable diffusion instance
141. 25:56running you can use it oh that's interesting look what it did can I zoom in on this hang on yeah so the way these work is you have
142. 26:11this little slider thing that shows you the before and after so there's the before there's the after now the AI
143. 26:18strength on this was really high so like it turned the candle into a dude so what we can do is we can come back over
144. 26:26here and and we can go okay upscaling factor to let's turn AI strength down to like3 instead of 085 and then I'll enhance it
145. 26:41again Silver Fox janky at the moment add a light yellow circle for the [Music]
146. 26:56sun it's very Sorcerers Apprentice no control that's so pretty that's so cool hold the phone what are we using here uh
147. 27:05what we were using there was korea. a k re a. a keep keep overlaying them on top of each
148. 27:20other then move the top picture all right hang on let me see how did this do
149. 27:34now yeah that's nice that that decently maintained maintained the thing and so if we zoom in here on the little hedgy hog can I get
150. 27:49any closer than that no little hedgy hog can I get any closer than that no it does AI patterns it does logo
151. 28:05Illusions which are a blast so I'm going to change the logo do I have mine in here I did but I guess not um let me go
152. 28:22uh oops so there's the AI Salon logo so we're
153. 28:37going to grab that generate illusion and it's going to make us four images or two images I guess so this is
154. 28:52Grecian Villas draped in Ivy and if you zoom in on on them it just looks like a weirdly shaped island but then if you squint if you
155. 29:05squint you can see the logo in there pretty slick huh pretty slick if you know what I'm talking about and then I can roll the
156. 29:14dice bang just come up with something new and then you can say do I want logo strength to be higher or lower do you
157. 29:22want it to be more or less obvious so I'm going to go more obvious this is a bustling Harbor in Hong Kong
158. 29:30junks fairies crisscrossing the skyline backdrop oh that's cool pretty cool so it does that yeah
159. 29:46this is a pretty slick tool this year Korea um animate diff is in maintenance mode create impressive videos from text in
160. 30:01seconds AI training teacher aesthetic so there's there's a bunch to explore here design at the speed of
161. 30:11thought so Kaa I'm pretty sure is is one of those things that's built on top of stable diffusion so one of the cool
162. 30:18things about stable diffusion is as they release technology they open source it so they give they let the developer Comm
163. 30:25Community build for free so Leonardo a which I recommend a lot is there I'm going to actually you know
164. 30:31what I'm going to do I'm going to go add this to the here watch I'm going to go show you something super cool uh yeah that's
165. 30:42good so I'm going to go over to the AI salon and we're going to go into and the AI Salon is a community I'll talk to you
166. 30:53about it well that was the logo I just showed but I'm going to go into AI tools and resources and then I am going to edit
167. 31:04this page so let's see this would be under image creation we'll throw it I like to put these in kind of
168. 31:13order so I'm going to put it below mid Journey yeah because mid Journey just went web so okay so what we're going to do is
169. 31:22we're going to go copy here we're going to go like that we're going to go paste we're going to go wait why did that not do that what's going
170. 31:42on
171. 31:56no
172. 32:10Korea and then we'll go korea.
173. 32:26a and we'll add the link to that let me go grab the actual one copy go over here go paste go insert go
174. 32:41um real time uh what's that called sh I don't know let's call it shape to image just go
175. 32:56wait just go play exclamation point old man trying to use
176. 33:11[Music] computer it's painful for everyone to see yeah where's the color where's the color
177. 33:28there we [Laughter] go all right
178. 33:44save so this list that I just painfully tried to edit for for all of you for all of posterity's sake
179. 33:55um is that there for everyone to benefit from so this is top uh last updated December 14th oh I got to edit again [Laughter]
180. 34:10God you are watching a painful situation this is painful for me and you all right so you want to know where to start
181. 34:22thought to image oh that's good oh but now I got to edit again but dang it Joker fine real time
182. 34:37thought or webcam haha to image just go play save okay so this list here you can find at the AI Salon starts out with chat PT
183. 34:50because it's still the best then here's like the top four uh large language models Claude grock and Ms co-pilot those are the biggies
184. 35:00grock sucks it doesn't deserve to be in the top four but it's there cuz you know he's going to put money behind it then
185. 35:05you got specialty llms large language models Pi perplexity llama and po then you got image generation which we just added Kaa
186. 35:14to um Leonardo Firefly oh wait that's not Adobe oh dang [Laughter] it this is stable
187. 35:32defusion web rapper save so you got those then you got video creation
188. 35:48tools P cabs he Jen did I did some really cool things with those tools I can show you then you got 11 labs and
189. 35:57refusion under music and audio you got 3D worlds you got resources and people to follow so this is a list of things
190. 36:05that I think are worth your time to spend some time with all right so you're like but how do I get to the salon the
191. 36:15salon so how you get to the salon I think I'm going to change this as well I'm going to change this to the actual URL it's AI Salo
192. 36:31dot oops that's it a AIS salon. mn. go there and it will take you to the
193. 36:46site we were just on and the first place I want you to go if you want to join this is go to the welcome to the salon page so it's right
194. 36:57under Salon info and it will tell you about the salon a community of extraordinary adventurers exploring the
195. 37:04AI unknown you'll be like whoa I don't know if I'm an adventurer Kyle well then this might not be the crew for you cuz we want
196. 37:13adventurers we just want people that are curious and not douchy um so read about who we are and look at our values they
197. 37:22they're radical things like be curious um be generous like share what you know like when you post an image this has
198. 37:29started happening a lot late L lately is as people are posting images they're also posting their prompts and then
199. 37:35they're they're even posting like hey I tried this and it didn't work and I tried that and it worked and so that's been super cool to
200. 37:42see um exploration is one of the values collaboration is one of the values like team up with people in here inclusion
201. 37:50like welcome people in and then empathy everyone's going through [ __ ] right now everyone people are scared of this AI
202. 37:58stuff they're pissed off about it even people who are excited about it and come in like oh this so exciting Kyle at some
203. 38:05point you hit some weird wall where you're like oh [ __ ] this is terrifying what do I do what do I do I don't know
204. 38:11how to do this what am I doing with my life and then in the background our ticktockers going you can make
205. 38:20money you're like shut the [ __ ] up I'm just trying to figure out my life so we got to have empathy for each other
206. 38:30so if you dig those values and you know go read them read the read the intent behind them um you may dig this group and
207. 38:40then you're but you're like but Kyle you're just selling this aren't you Kyle like how much does it cost like $100 right no it's
208. 38:49free it's free there's no upsells it's the whole idea is to create this is a group I started the week after chat GPT
209. 38:58came out as a Shameless way to to surround myself with people who are trying to figure this stuff out too cuz
210. 39:04I've been through this before I went through this in the mid 90s with the worldwide web I started one of the first
211. 39:10digital agencies I started a group called the worldwide web artist Consortium in New York City whack we call ourselves
212. 39:18whack I think wack still exists on Facebook actually and this is a group like that like here's what I know about where we are in
213. 39:29history we're at the very beginning of something that is going to fundamentally transform Society globally and and you know I used to
214. 39:39think like well that's not really possible like you know you can do it country by country or continent by
215. 39:44continent but no we watched with covid like that transformed the globe that transformed Society globally well AI is
216. 39:51going to do it too so one was one was you know a natural thing this is something we've created it's going to
217. 39:58change everything so I want to be around people that are up to something so my f here's what it cost you my request is if
218. 40:06you join go introduce yourself and embrace our second value of generosity and give us a nice introduction like who
219. 40:14are you what do you do like what what what do you enjoy where are you on this AI journey and then there's a water cooler
220. 40:23discussion area there's a showand tell section so a lot of the people that show up here night after night called the Irregulars will come
221. 40:30in this is the real engine behind Korea that is totally what it's like dead they come in and do [ __ ] like this
222. 40:40like as we're talking they're they're just sort of jamming in real time and and throwing jumping on the Korea train that's beautiful
223. 40:48actually Korea do AI is amazing and daunting I I mean so oh that's really beautiful who did that Dan Daniel y
224. 40:56that's beautiful the cookies the AI learning lab cookies oh I love that all right here we're going to go save that save image as Danielle um
225. 41:12[Music] cookies Daniel cookies look at that that's
226. 41:28gorgeous that is gorgeous I likes it a lot actually you know I mean isn't it amazing we're like we're living in we're
227. 41:40living in this world right now where like so so let's say we wanted to do like a big AI learning lab Christmas
228. 41:47party and and we we knew a baker in town that made these kind of sugar cookies you could just design this [ __ ] and you
229. 41:55could just walk in with these designs and go make me these or you know some something like these I just I think that's such a cool
230. 42:04that's such a cool thing that we're living in that kind of world right now all right so there's that section
231. 42:11there's a new section the the AI tools and resources that's the thing I just showed you that's got all these all
232. 42:16these sites on it and then here's the other thing that I want to request tonight so we've been having a lot of
233. 42:22Talk Amongst the organizers of the AI salon um about so so we've got clubs like one of the private clubs is called the
234. 42:32Irregulars Kyle's Irregulars so that's people that hang out here regularly or if you subscribe to this channel you can
235. 42:38join the Irregulars club and it's just like a little Club to hang out and then we have these things called guilds and
236. 42:44and like we have an AI 101 Guild and Leah's got an imag making Guild and Jane's got a writer's Guild and there's
237. 42:50a business Guild and so we got a handful of guilds here so my request is um as you as you listen tonight like check out
238. 42:58the guilds go into the guilds like I know I know Jane and um I think Ken or Bradley had an AI for business meeting
239. 43:05today Jane had a writers meeting today so check out the calendars check out the posts in there if you have ideas or you
240. 43:12want to share something share them within the guilds so go check out the guilds um and yeah and that's what the
241. 43:17that's what the salon's all about is just hanging out it's got a feed like like Facebook and it's got notifications
242. 43:24it's got calendaring you can find people in here so anyway go do that go do that I am digging these cookies those
243. 43:40are very cool all right I'd have I might have missed this is Korea free why are we having guilds at the same time though at the
244. 43:54same time as what as clubs they're different that's part of the discussion we're having I got to use Dolly Moore y'all
245. 44:06inspire me yeah go use Dolly Moore here's here's one of the tricks with DOI um don't think of it so much well it's
246. 44:14not it's it's not one of the tricks it's just here's something I found that's another approach to it
247. 44:21is oh oh why are they at the same time I that's that uh I don't know I don't know we were having we were having bigger
248. 44:31philosophical discussions about the roles of all these things so didn't get to that that's a that's a good that's a
249. 44:37good uh that's a good uh question okay um Mr K I'm still excited very nice um I can't decipher my prompts here's
250. 44:50something to do with Deli is use um just start having a conversation in chat GPT about whatever the topic is
251. 45:00like if you want to make images for a game start talking about your game and what the game is and what you like best
252. 45:07about it and da da da da and then have chat GPT give you 10 visual concepts to have it describe 10 visual concepts for
253. 45:17how you might bring that those game images to life and then say Oh I really like two and four now can you make me an image
254. 45:26um you know using those two Styles combining those two styles of whatever the subject is so give it you know have
255. 45:34a long conversation before you get into the image generation and then the images will be generated inside the context of
256. 45:41that that's that's a thing that might get you unstuck if you're trying to figure out how to how to play with it
257. 45:46the other thing that I I don't see a lot um if you want a vertical image you can tell you can tell do or you can tell
258. 45:54chat GPT I want a vertical image or I want a 9x6 vertical image or I want a landscape or horizontal image or 16x9 image or whatever
259. 46:044x3 you it doesn't just have to be square you can give it dimensions and it will generate whatever you want so if
260. 46:11you're doing a nice landscape make it horizontal um if you're using Microsoft's co-pilot which is also dolly3 it it won't do it only does
261. 46:22Square I don't know why they haven't fixed that but they haven't um but if you're in chat gp4 using Dolly 3 you you
262. 46:28can tell it to be wide and all that stuff all right um it's like create a picture I mean create an image of a dog
263. 46:37and a cat and a ball jumping around and I I walked away from my laptop after using GPT for the first time I needed to
264. 46:44process it exactly Nick it it yeah it these tools are um this is some headyy [ __ ] like when I had when I had my big
265. 46:59Epiphany about the worldwide web I published a a magazine from my apartment in Brooklyn and 3 weeks later there was a full- page
266. 47:08newspaper article written about it in Paris and that sort of shook my world I sort of understood in an
267. 47:18instant the power of the worldwide web what it was but the tool itself was super simple it was just a hyperlink right like the
268. 47:29worldwide web in the early days was just click on a link and it takes you to a page and if that page happens to be in
269. 47:36France then they can see your little magazine that's living on a server in California published from your apartment
270. 47:44in Brooklyn so that all sort of sunk in and it took me a while to process it this AI stuff is similarly profound but
271. 47:54like the tool are so [ __ ] sophisticated it's like it's like like what do you how do you process this [ __ ]
272. 48:04how do you process oh I've spent 30 years of my life being a copywriter or a creative director or a programmer or
273. 48:12project manager doing this one specialized thing and getting really good at this one specialized thing and all of a
274. 48:19sudden anyone who can prompt decently can do some percentage of that thing have access to that thing that I've spent a career
275. 48:30mastering what do you do with that or conversely man I wish I had some [ __ ] artistic talent like drawing Talent OR
276. 48:45painting Talent oh now my word talent translates into picture Talent what holy [ __ ] what does that mean I don't
277. 49:00know Becky Ru who's in here she loves quilting and she discovered DOI and she goes can it do quilts I'm like I don't know try
278. 49:10it and she was like holy [ __ ] she started posting these quilts then when gpts came out I was showing how to make
279. 49:18gpts and and and Becky posted um I made my first GPT it's a quilting GPT so she made a GPT that will generate
280. 49:28quilts so she's not only now you know a a quilt conceptor but she's a an application developer I wrote an article today about
281. 49:39about um everyday developers can you save images from Deco here I think so hang
282. 49:54on if nothing else you should be able to right clip clip right click
283. 50:10them um bugs oh that's cool on a piece of
284. 50:24pie M [Laughter] tasty uh I can't right click it is there a download
285. 50:52button uh when in doubt screenshot that [ __ ] I don't know I don't know why cuz I suppose because uh they're wanting you to generate
286. 51:06video so i' just screenshot it if you see something you like just screenshot it am I generating this video yeah this is going to be
287. 51:21gross good luck sleeping tonight M tasty [Laughter]
288. 51:37oh what was it oh it was one night we we were doing the I was showing people sunno the music generation thing digital
289. 51:44Gods oh thank you so much that's really generous I appreciate that a lot um I was I was showing people the sunno uh
290. 51:51music generation thing and it generates an image for the song that it writes for you and and I there was this song it
291. 51:59created for me that I really liked I wanted to share with people but the image it made was this creepy porcelain
292. 52:04doll and paint was like take the image away take it away Pie has bugs oh that's so good Ted Ted's Ted's on it tonight
293. 52:12he's on point with the uh with the action there all right let's see what this video came out like okay yeah that's that's about as
294. 52:21disturbing as I thought it would be and they're and they're like weird ly morphing into each other that's really
295. 52:27bad see you can download this so I don't know why they're not allowing the downloading of images but whatever they're not so no the the
296. 52:36answer is no you can't but you can screen screenshot them on the Mac it's command shift 5 I like them cookies cookies is tasty
297. 52:49all right what do we got going here de de de Scott row with the nice llama and hedgehog cute little illustration
298. 53:04digging it I like that people are playing with Korea that's pretty sweet oh nice Danielle here's Simpson cookies I mean
299. 53:13imagine if you're a bakery imagine if you're a bakery oh here's an idea okay you're a bakery right I don't know what prompt Danielle used
300. 53:28she might have shared it already but it's something I don't know what prompt Danielle used she might have shared it
301. 53:37already but it's something I want custom sugar cookies you create the button would say I want custom sugar cookies and
302. 53:45then it would generate images like this and then every time it generates an image you have the GPT say if you want
303. 53:54to order those cookies custom send us the image and here's here's our email address or like here's the button to
304. 54:01push whatever it is go to our website and submit your picture she has a cookie GPT I made a GPT and I shared it okay awesome so she
305. 54:11did that so that exists in in the AI Salon she's not only sharing these if you're a baker take that idea take that GPT and
306. 54:23make that a marketing tool for you yourself holy [ __ ] how cool would that be and then if you're customers of that Bakery you're now
307. 54:34collaborating with the Bakers I can't draw anything well now you can design super fancy sugar cookies [ __ ]
308. 54:52crazy I like it I like it a lot I'll tell you Jim those are great I didn't realize that was a GPT that's [ __ ] awesome [ __ ]
309. 55:09awesome y'all are SW all right send me your images and I'll make the cookie cutters ah oh yeah so so here you go
310. 55:24Vicki who's an organizer at the salon um has does 3D printing stuff so she could take that these images and if
311. 55:34there's custom shapes that you want she could 3D print your cookie cutters you could give those to the baker see how
312. 55:41this works do you see why collaboration is one of the values of the salon that's exactly what this group's
313. 55:48about Kyle you are going to love Korea infinite interface oh I bet I am do you have access to it it's not there right now Cosmic
314. 56:00lover is is that is that the the canvas the the canvas that was there toward the bottom it's just it's not out yet I
315. 56:09assume I haven't been in the Korea Discord for a bit so I don't know what's going on ah thank you very much for the Ros
316. 56:20roses Z motion thank you so much I appreciate that Becky it's late I can't do bugs come on man I know that was a little rough I listen I'll
317. 56:34admit that was sometimes Infinite Canvas is it there yet for Korea hang on it says new canvas
318. 56:50project Studio oh Infinite Canvas yeah new canvas project oh yeah I've seen this this is the out painting thing right you just
319. 57:01keep adding and adding and adding canvas like Gemini yeah super cool so let me roll some dice here
320. 57:20generate oh and there's different models you can play with oh that's super cool this is the thing you know all these
321. 57:33tools all these tools are so the a lot of the like it's almost like in enter prompt here um I won't do bugs I'll do cute
322. 57:49cute puppy butt [Music]
323. 58:08rolling dice on your Tik Tok future totally I totally am how do you get these onto the onto the the canvas do you paste them what do
324. 58:23you do adding image I guess so oh yeah and then do I go right yeah okay
325. 58:37and then I assume I can go yeah prompt there is no prompt information for this
326. 58:53element yeah it's like every one of these tools oh I see there's tools up top okay um every one of these every one of these AI
327. 59:03tools have some kind of series of rabbit holes you can run down and uh I would encourage you to do that you know explore your your
328. 59:19add we we are in an add friendly um friendly world it's actually you know this this AI stuff is overwhelming even
329. 59:29with people with ADD who normally thrive on [ __ ] like this like give me more faster give me more faster that thing
330. 59:35that add people have like yours truly um this shit's kind of it's not intimidating it is um it's overwhelming because it's like you know
331. 59:50what it's like the dopamine hits it's like the hits just keep on coming com you want some more dopamine here you go
332. 59:58you want to make images now you can turn those images into videos now you can turn those videos into scripts then you
333. 1:00:03can have those scripts talk and now you can turn it into an animated Avatar you can do it all in 15 minutes
334. 1:00:09have fun bring your brain oops you're bleeding out your ears again um so it's intense so pace yourself I have an image of lemi being a
335. 1:00:26baker Motorhead oh not being the long-haired llama that's pretty funny I made a GPT and shared it it's such a
336. 1:00:33cool GPT that's it like that's such a cool concept just the sugar the ice sugar cookies such a cool concept that's a pretty cool cookie GPT
337. 1:00:45so cool what about the image trademarks uh yes you should follow trademarks and not do The Simpsons but you can do AI
338. 1:00:53learning lab Cod cookies I give you permission to do AI learning lab cookies it's recorded now send me over your images I'll make
339. 1:01:01the cookie cutters hey I made a baking GPT awesome awesome where did I go first booze Sam Adams doesn't brew beer they
340. 1:01:13subcontract cookies oh they subcontract cookies could be the same absolutely before AI you had to be a master Baker Ted Ted
341. 1:01:24I don't know what pills Ted took tonight but he took the comedy pills he's he's sharp he's on it the the dad jokes are landing it's solid
342. 1:01:37[Laughter] Ted oh that's really funny digital Gods digital gods
343. 1:02:08yeah sorry about that one sorry about that one people I knew the minute I did that that wasn't going to be a good
344. 1:02:15idea ah I just wanted to see if you could save images it seemed quick I finally got cat GPT plus yes do you
345. 1:02:23think it's worth keeping X for $166 a month at this time no well for different reasons like I like being able to edit my tweets I like
346. 1:02:37being able to post really long tweets um I haven't really noticed that it's gotten me any more traffic some
347. 1:02:45people said it did for them but I don't have that many followers on Twitter I don't really I don't really cultivate it I I post there
348. 1:02:53occasionally but I just I I just don't get any [ __ ] interaction um but grock I I mean what grock effectively serves as is is
349. 1:03:07a really good search engine for Twitter so if you use it in that in a way that leverages the fact that it's got access
350. 1:03:17to X data then it might be worth the 16 bucks a month but but if if it were 16 bucks a month for grock or 20
351. 1:03:27bucks a month for chat gp4 [ __ ] chat gp4 all day long I mean the [ __ ] the [ __ ] within chat gp4 is like I feel like there's individual
352. 1:03:43things in there worth 20 bucks a month and there's like seven of them or eight of them and you've also got chat gp4
353. 1:03:51there's nothing even close to it and you got DOL 3 I believe Ted was the one who first made cookies and then I kind of took it
354. 1:03:59overboard but that's the whole that's so that's that's you know awesome awesome that you're acknowledging that Danielle
355. 1:04:07but I mean I like I don't think any of us need to apologize for we now live in a world this is not the future like this
356. 1:04:16is not coming we we live in a world where if someone does something and you're inspired by it you can essentially go replicate it like that
357. 1:04:25and and it's going to get way more intense because you're going to be able to do that with video games and music
358. 1:04:33and images and movies and videos and every all of it all of it oh that's a cool thing that's a really cool idea in that song let me go
359. 1:04:42make one all right yeah that's good and let me take it to another place you know what I want to make a music video now oh
360. 1:04:47you know what I saw I saw that cool video over there oh I could do that like that's the world we're in now I I you know
361. 1:04:56you know I would say I would say rather than feeling like oh [ __ ] we've got to protect that why not live in a world where it's
362. 1:05:04like oh [ __ ] why don't I share that free and wide have at it people CU you'll be able to do the next thing and the next thing and the next
363. 1:05:14thing what happened with Google AI did it release yet so it sort it sort of did so from what I can gather the rumors
364. 1:05:25that that it was delayed until the new year are true but Google announced three different models they they announced Gemini Nano
365. 1:05:39Gemini Pro and Gemini Ultra their Gemini Ultra they got in trouble for cuz they made a video that made it look a hell of
366. 1:05:47a lot sexier than it actually is that said I think it's actually pretty [ __ ] sexy the the they have this sort of infinite canvas
367. 1:05:56interface um that I think I it looks incredibly powerful and and from what I can gather just from the videos I saw it it looks like there
368. 1:06:07might be multiple interfaces for Gemini Ultra so Gemini Ultra the really fancy one that we don't get until the new
369. 1:06:15year my guess is that it's going to they're they're saying it's as good as gp4 I have a feeling it's going to be
370. 1:06:31it's going to be better than GPT for at some things and not better at other things it's just my suspicion but we as consumers I feel
371. 1:06:41will definitely have an an alternate to gp4 in in um Gemini Ultra it will probably cost money Gemini Pro the middle one is the
372. 1:06:54equivalent of chat GPT 3.5 and if you go to B.G google.com right now that's Gemini Pro and then two days ago on the 13th
373. 1:07:05today's no yesterday on the 13th um Google released the API for the Gemini models Gemini Nano and Gemini Pro
374. 1:07:15to developers so developers started developing on Gemini Pro starting yesterday and then Gemini Nano is a super small optimized version
375. 1:07:28of Gemini designed to run locally on phones so this to me is the first Domino the do the dominoes are going to start
376. 1:07:39falling that so right now if you want to use a powerful large language model um you have to send your data off to open AI or
377. 1:07:51off to inflection or off to anthropic and they process it on their giant GPU farms and then they send you the answer
378. 1:07:57back if you've got models running locally on your devices all of the magic happens within the device itself so
379. 1:08:05you'll have the equivalent of like a maybe a gpt3 kind of model locally on your phone and those are going to get better and better and
380. 1:08:14better um if you mess if you're geeky and want to mess around with the open- source stuff you can you can install
381. 1:08:21there's there's a mistel came out with one yesterday or the day before that is apparently somewhere between chat GPT
382. 1:08:293.5 and chat GPT 4 that you can run on your laptop and and there's other versions of it you can run on phones and
383. 1:08:36so if you want to get geeky and start installing things locally you can do that but this is going to like 2024
384. 1:08:42we're going to we're going to see bigger more capable models and then I think you're going to see smaller specialty
385. 1:08:47models and locally installable models so this stuff's going to be everywhere every were [Music]
386. 1:09:03everywhere all right dopamine [Laughter] fiend jrc beautiful that's it that's that's what
387. 1:09:21this is I I mean seriously AI is like the crack cocaine of software applications it really is nuts I'm in IR regular number nine
388. 1:09:37nice it's difficult to get chat GPT to give you images of copywritten material it is so so that's the thing if you want
389. 1:09:44if you want non uh protected non-safety guard rail guard railed models you need to go to the open source world right now Catch and Release
390. 1:09:56that's what Synergy is all about wonder when Claude is going to grow I've been wondering the same thing well I was I
391. 1:10:03was I was wondering that about mid journey and mid Journey now so if you didn't know this mid Journey as of
392. 1:10:10yesterday if you've made 10,000 images or more you have access to Mid Journey's web experience you can make images on the
393. 1:10:21web I have not made cuz I got all excited about DOI and I stopped making mid Journey images and I think I'd have
394. 1:10:27probably cracked 10,000 if I had stayed discording but I didn't what do you think about the future of Pi I think the
395. 1:10:34future of Pi is quite bright um they just they just upgraded it it's now got real time access to the
396. 1:10:45web um it's version 2.1 which I think is faster more capable better at conversations um I don't this is one that I stumbled upon in here one
397. 1:10:59night but there are actually two different models for pi there's pi and then there's support pi and so if you switch to support Pi
398. 1:11:09you get that little heart in the corner that's a version of Pi that's designed to be like a a therapist like support
399. 1:11:17like mental health support and then someone in here asked pie what are the other models it's got apparently there's
400. 1:11:25four of them like one of them was like information P info Pi support Pi just pie and then I forget what the fourth one was
401. 1:11:36um so so inflection mission is to create the world's best personal assistant so you can see they're already starting
402. 1:11:45they're already starting to Branch down different conversational Avenues right so you're going to the like what it's what it's point to is a
403. 1:11:55future where we will all likely have these different agents that we interact with that go do stuff for us or help us in some
404. 1:12:02way um the other thing about inflection they raised $1.3 billion and they just bought 22,000 h100s I think the big gpus from
405. 1:12:13Nvidia they spent almost a billion dollars on 22,000 gpus um excuse me so that they can make their own
406. 1:12:25foundational model so they're going to that that thing's going to get really good I don't know what their business
407. 1:12:34model is cuz it's all free right now so but they're they're looking to be one of the major players now they've only raised 1.3
408. 1:12:43billion I mean that's like chump change I think I went through half a billion last weekend just [ __ ]
409. 1:12:52around we're just we're we're in a new era where where I I was talking I was where was it was I think I was listening
410. 1:13:00to a video or something like that yeah it was it was some podcast and they were talking about oh this company
411. 1:13:06only raised $50 million like like they're they're they're like a six-month old startup they only raised $50 million
412. 1:13:14like we're just these age restricted wait your live may contain them is not suitable for younger audiences and has been age restricted
413. 1:13:31okay it's called mix draw thank you digital Gods uh thoughts on learning tensor flow
414. 1:13:46or is is there even a point anymore it depends on what you want to do um if you want to be on the development side of AI learning
415. 1:13:57something like tensor flow makes sense but you don't need to be now so so here's here's the way I think about it um November 30th
416. 1:14:092022 a year ago was this inflection point where where the AI World kind of split right or it began to
417. 1:14:19split before then you pretty much had to be a mathematician an engineer a research scientist you had to learn
418. 1:14:25tensorflow tensor flow was is is one of those things for me that every time Google would make an announcement about tensorflow they're
419. 1:14:34like oh we made it easier go to tensorflow it's super it's super easy to use now I would go to try to use it and
420. 1:14:40it wasn't super easy to use it was just like they had better API documentation like you still had to be an engineer chat
421. 1:14:48GPT revealed the power of machine learning in AI wait go click on the AI star in the upper left where oh the AI star on
422. 1:15:10Pi what you talking about you mean these things I do not know what you mean
423. 1:15:26get philosophical what the heck oh the age restriction thing I don't know what that was that was weird whatever
424. 1:15:40I maybe they didn't I I like we I don't even think we were showing anything I don't think I said anything but whatever
425. 1:15:47I it's just so it's the challenge with AI right now and the challenge with Tik Tok okay yes so the the so in pies so what
426. 1:15:59source Camp was saying is in the upper leftand corner of the pi interface there's that AI button and it g it gives
427. 1:16:07you a bunch of conversation starters as well so Journal It Out World building for games tackle homework get motivated feel
428. 1:16:19calm oh that's interesting let me yeah no wait I wasn't in supp support pie wonder if it's different with support
429. 1:16:25pie just F no they're the same okay yeah those are cool all right gr age restricted 45 and up yeah I think
430. 1:16:39I think we're already this is this is mostly a Gen X Channel as it is right now I know we got some we got some
431. 1:16:46Millennials in here but I don't I don't think this is a gen Z heavy Place Kyle you're always inspiring my knowledge
432. 1:16:53base and I'm thankful for all who contribute oh thank you so much I am I am too I am one of the things that
433. 1:16:59inspires me most about doing this is what this community has become and how you kind of support one another while
434. 1:17:05I'm doing live or I'm running down a rabbit hole or just being an idiot you're actually supporting one another
435. 1:17:10so I I appreciate that a lot um okay something odd has happened my images from yesterday for the Santa and llamas are different
436. 1:17:19today oh that's weird they must have rendered them for some reason is that in is that in chat GPT Becky that's strange it means you said a
437. 1:17:31bad word I say bad words all the time I've never I've never gotten the age restricted thing before I say words like poo
438. 1:17:41poo Champ's got to go poo poo he's got to go number two oh I don't know whatever
439. 1:18:00I I go live seven nights a week for three hours a night you'd think they'd have some sort of algorithm that would track content over time to
440. 1:18:14understand like what this thing is over time rather than I said some word that was on some stupid [ __ ] list whatever I I mean here's the
441. 1:18:28deal if if I wanted to control all the rules I could start my own Tik Tok but we're playing on their platform so it's
442. 1:18:35their rules so we got a Robert Rossy thank you for the donut I appreciate that sir adult talk adult AI talk oh
443. 1:18:44yeah the AI learning lab don't bring the kids oh Kyle for president 2028 I think that's the last thing any of us
444. 1:19:00want I think I would campaign well but the running the country part I'll bring in I'll bring in lunatick lunatick can she she'll be my
445. 1:19:11VP she can actually run the joint I'll just I'll just be the ey candy of the operation just run around like hey isn't
446. 1:19:19this fun look how good the country's doing this is awesome it's AI everywhere oh you were talking about tensorflow versus Chad gbt oh sorry
447. 1:19:31about that yes welcome to Chad add okay so prior to that inflection point of chat jpt being launched you really did have to be an
448. 1:19:43engineer now what I would say is this even if you're an engineer moving forward if you say hey I want to I want
449. 1:19:51to go work for an inflection or I want to go work for a Google or I want to go work for a stability Ai and I want to be an
450. 1:19:59engineer building the undercarriage of these tools you're going to have to be AI literate you're going to have to be an
451. 1:20:07AI literate developer right there's there's no escaping learning these tools if right now you're like huh I'm not really a
452. 1:20:19developer but I should probably learn tensor flow so I can get into AI That's no longer a requirement because being into AI there's so many
453. 1:20:30different avenues that you can take now right so you could join a medium-sized company as someone who's just going to
454. 1:20:37do AI operations and and your only job is to you're not developing the core you know models underneath but you're
455. 1:20:45identifying okay here's all the models we're going to use and here's how we're going to maintain security and here's
456. 1:20:50how we're going to let the marketing department do what they need to do and how this one do what they need to do if
457. 1:20:56if you want to um if you're interested in that kind of [ __ ] one of the people I recommend you follow is Rachel Woods
458. 1:21:03who's got a Tik Tok channel here and she's got a thing called the AI exchange she's all about AI operations no
459. 1:21:09Champion for president Champion would be a better president than me um and so so I think what what I would say
460. 1:21:20is lean really heavy into in the ideal world what do you want to do what do you enjoy do you enjoy being way under the
461. 1:21:31hood tinkering with the switches and flips and code and weights and [ __ ] like that that that makes AI tick or are you
462. 1:21:40more more interested in sort of living a level higher up and and and you know figuring out the infrastructure of how
463. 1:21:48you glue these tools together or are you interested in living a layer up and figuring out how to do automations and um figuring out
464. 1:21:58prompting and and and you know teaching these tools things like that so like I feel like there's all these different
465. 1:22:03levels now so because of that I'd start with what makes you happy like what how does your brain work like my brain my neuros spicy
466. 1:22:16awesome brain that effectively has you know swiss cheese from here for my my prefrontal lobe is just nonfunctional
467. 1:22:26right my executive function is shitty I can't be an engineer I can't it just doesn't work so I have to live in a
468. 1:22:34different place and so this channel reflects that right so what are you good at what are you passionate about what do
469. 1:22:40you want to do and then I would say after you answer that then you say okay where in the stack does it make sense for me to play [Music]
470. 1:22:56you will use AI Kyle AI president okay that's not a bad idea so I can okay this is getting better Kyle for president 2028 I like it
471. 1:23:08I think we got to get somewhere above 30,000 followers if I'm going to run for president so I think we got to get to at
472. 1:23:14least 50,000 but okay so I'll run for president I'll just be my charming self out there on the campaign Trail and then
473. 1:23:22when it comes time to run the country I'll just have like six different I'll have I'll have Claude to the left I'll
474. 1:23:28have CPT dead center I'll have a Gemini on each side yeah I I'll have it the the Oval Office is just going to be a whole
475. 1:23:36bunch of screens that's good I like it actually now that you say that it like our politics are so dysfunctional
476. 1:23:51like our our politics are nonfunctional right now they're not dysfunctional they're nonfunctional so how much worse could it
477. 1:24:02be get a Ron Reagan was an ex actor 2024 oh Jay Hamilton not seeing you on Mighty networks please
478. 1:24:17join run the country with chat GPT yes back on subject listen th this is one of one of my requests here is just you know when I
479. 1:24:26when I Veer off off topic just just steer me back just I'm like a good I'm a good you know dancing bear I'll just
480. 1:24:35just sort of you just push me where you need me to talk uh the AI is monitoring what you talk about here yeah it
481. 1:24:42is it I well I'll tell you when they when they um shut my account down for good when they said you're permanently
482. 1:24:49banned it was because some oh maybe it's because I said the word boies whatever it's just it's like who [ __ ]
483. 1:24:59decides which words like why is it okay to say you know [ __ ] this and [ __ ] that but you you can't say on unal living it's like really
484. 1:25:11like it's language George Carlin had it right whoever I saw that comment when I was flipping through here George Carlin
485. 1:25:18had it right it's George Carlin was was he he knew he knew he knew what was going down Tan Icon with green
486. 1:25:33letters oh talking about Pi the AI is monitoring when you talk yes yes yes I want a rock Pate that hangs here does tensor
487. 1:25:44flow for Google by the way yeah oh that's a good idea so if the if the person that was asking about tensor flow
488. 1:25:49before still in here Jo join the AI Salon if you want to know how to do that go to this URL all right AIS salon.
489. 1:26:07mn. not.com doco and um hang out in the Pat's AI mechanics Guild so Pate works for for Google doing
490. 1:26:23tensorflow with with uh tpus not gpus tpus and I said to Pate one day the hell's the difference between a GPU and
491. 1:26:36a TPU and he told he like taught me and it like they have like he has like a whole documentation it was really cool
492. 1:26:43that's what his that Guild's all about who was that recommendation I missed it Rachel Woods yes Rachel Woods
493. 1:26:53is the if the the Tik Tok channel is AI exchange it's also on if you go to the if you go to the um AI Salon Mighty networks it
494. 1:27:04is in the tools and resources page where I showed all those all those tools at the very bottom are people you should
495. 1:27:12follow and Rachel Woods is in there AI exchange is the Tik Tok Channel ASI for president thank you so much sir super
496. 1:27:20helpful you're welcome found tonight's challenge very cool um if you're new and playing around in the AI Salon go check out the guilds
497. 1:27:30go check out the community section and check out welcome to the salon that's how my desk looks now did you see I saw someone did this
498. 1:27:43cool thing today where they took Ai and they're automatically organizing like your desktop folder and your downloads folder
499. 1:27:52um I didn't see anything other than that they're doing it which is super cool but I don't know how you install
500. 1:28:00it uh AI is the future of politics I I really do think some some version of um if if you're curious about
501. 1:28:12how how these tools work and how they're going to keep them safe as they get more powerful um read up on or listen up on uh what
502. 1:28:24anthropic is doing with the the technology behind Claude they use what's called constitutional learning so so open AI
503. 1:28:33uses human reinforcement learning so the large language model generates answers and then people go that's good that's
504. 1:28:40not good and right and they do all that and that's how it gets better Claude uses a thing called constitutional learning where they create a
505. 1:28:48constitution they create a set of of high level imperatives like Do no harm and um increase prosperity and you know don't don't
506. 1:29:00whatever there's a set of rules and then when when it generates answers those answers are measured against the
507. 1:29:09Constitution and it'll keep redoing them until it gets it right and so that's a really interesting thing moving forward
508. 1:29:16because if you've got transparency in what that Constitution is and you've got a large language model that follows that
509. 1:29:23Constitution it will follow that Constitution it won't be like a human and go well I'll follow it for them but
510. 1:29:29I'm not going to follow it for me cuz I'm special you know like they do like politicians do no no no I'm
511. 1:29:40sorry that law was for you yes you all of you enjoy that is not that is not a that's not a law for me I of course I
512. 1:29:51say I embrace the law this that law in particular not really in my perview if you know what I mean Shannon [Laughter]
513. 1:30:092028 AI cabinet they want the a AI to run at all no please the ADHD is exactly my Pace uh uh uh uh uh uh uh [Music]
514. 1:30:30it's not the four-letter words that will get you it's so true political system works great because of human greed eliminate
515. 1:30:41it he was on point Carlin I assume you mean the words are the same people that divide the money under Ubi
516. 1:30:54it's the Chinese Communist apps and we're going to play by the rules yeah pretty much pretty much I mean isn't it amazing though that that
517. 1:31:05like there's so many apps that do sort of what this does and it's like just some weird combination of shitty
518. 1:31:12interface and you know dopamine hitting and algorithm tweaking is why this app is is the one that does this it's
519. 1:31:20amazing was reading an academic paper today that talked about responses adhering to religious tenants yeah I I mean you know depending
520. 1:31:32on here here's the thing about a lot of the studies a lot of the studies that are like it's biased it does this it's
521. 1:31:39like you can act you can drive these things you can drive large language models down certain Lanes pretty easily
522. 1:31:47I think if it's an academic paper hopefully they took a bit more of a rigorous approach but a lot of the the
523. 1:31:53the news articles are just like well I I asked it this question it gave me this racist answer so therefore all AI is
524. 1:32:00racist like that's that's what the media the media tends to do is just you know sensationalize because because you can
525. 1:32:10get them to give you really awful answers if you want to right that's what the New York Times did with Sydney with
526. 1:32:15the with the the Microsoft when when uh Microsoft's version of chat gp4 came out he got it to snap and it made the cover
527. 1:32:25of the New York Times ai's been in use since the 90s by the alpha agencies yeah listen ai's been around for decades it's
528. 1:32:37in it's in almost all of the software we use it's in our cars it's in our houses it's everywhere it's in our search
529. 1:32:45engines it's in our travel recommendations the difference is what what's changed is chat GPT made those
530. 1:32:54tools available to the rest of us and generative AI is just a different thing than all the machine learning that came
531. 1:33:04before it right all these specialized um specialty systems this General capability this General generative pre-trained Transformer
532. 1:33:14pre-trained on as much of the internet as they could Jam in there is what it knows think about that think about like even if they only
533. 1:33:25got 20% of the public internet they they did it over a course of three or four or five years where they were tagging and finding data
534. 1:33:37sources and databases and corners of the internet like they were just getting massive amounts of data and that's what it's trained on so
535. 1:33:46like even if it's only 20% of the public internet do you know how much crap has been dumped in the public internet in
536. 1:33:55the past three or four decades it's staggering it's a staggering amount of information and that's now just instantly available to us and not
537. 1:34:04available like a Google search like here's a bunch of links to [ __ ] you may or may not care about no no distilled
538. 1:34:10into this magical Oracle machine with its little probability engine that goes here's Brilliance have fun amazing anyone remember the AI that
539. 1:34:26Herod D recommended months ago that hides text as an image it yeah it's called it's called it's his model so so it's a it's a Laura go to
540. 1:34:39Reddit and look up Herod D um it's called like h h a RR text or something it's like herot text or her her I think it's her text it's a Laura
541. 1:34:54and it's got to be used with d vision and then his Laura so D vision is the checkpoint and then the whatever the
542. 1:35:03just just go look up stable diffusion text on Reddit and you'll find it do you think AI will push us to Ubi um I think that there's going to
543. 1:35:18be caveat I have a degree in acting I'm not a Economist I don't [ __ ] know I think there's going to be a a a
544. 1:35:28a an economy drought there's going to be a weird drought that happens where um these tools are going to make
545. 1:35:39workers more productive and require less workers right so so output goes up requirement of workers to do that work goes down that Gap
546. 1:35:52is a [ __ ] nightmare and that G I think that Gap is going to open up pretty quickly and what it feels like to me is
547. 1:36:00a 2 to threee period of adjustment where you you know businesses are like holy [ __ ] you know we're making more
548. 1:36:08producing more than we ever have you know higher faster better at lower cost than we ever have and we don't need as
549. 1:36:13many people to do that so I think in I think in that window is going to be there's going to be there's going to need need to be something
550. 1:36:22because if it's dramatic enough like you've got to prop up the economy but I I I think what happens is what what's happened with every
551. 1:36:31technology in history is that that Gap is created maybe not as quickly as what's going to happen with a Ai and
552. 1:36:39then there are net new jobs that are invented that have never existed before and so so people will go working in things
553. 1:36:51that we can't even imagine right now I did an article I wrote an article today it did it was funny I I didn't
554. 1:36:59mean to I didn't mean to write an article today I started out with um check your link check your link hang
555. 1:37:14on I started out just saying um I wanted to just talk about gpts and how um is this my thing yeah I just wanted to do an article of
556. 1:37:30gpts that I've I've made and then as I started sort of jotting down my thoughts about it it it kind of turned into this
557. 1:37:36article so so I made this image these are just some of the icons for the gpts I've made most of them I've made on this
558. 1:37:43channel live and and so the the article is called the dawn of the everyday developer and and what I talk about in here like I I I
559. 1:37:55I talk about um Daisy Thomas lunatick in here she's made 50 gpts there's a bunch of people in here that have made a ton
560. 1:38:02of gpts Becky ruse made one the you know people are making all all sorts of different gpts some of them that are
561. 1:38:09really inspiring um Daisy did this one called a Alexander Hamilton AI Alexander Hamilton um where it's she
562. 1:38:20took a lot of his writings or all of his writings right all of his historical documents and built them into this GPT
563. 1:38:26and you can now have a virtual conversation with Alexander Hamilton so the the what what hit me about what
564. 1:38:36we're in the middle of right now is we've got a lot of people right now developing applications who've never
565. 1:38:43written a line of code and this is not like low code tools like zappier like if you've ever used zappier use still need
566. 1:38:51to be a [ __ ] programmer you don't actually have to write code but you have to understand programming logic right
567. 1:38:57you have to understand what an API is you have to understand what API keys are and how you get them and how you do
568. 1:39:07it let's see was very TOA we were trying to Mastermind earlier this morning Kyle that was very sweet of you
569. 1:39:17to do I don't know what was sweet of me to do thank you um but but think about think about like what are the implications of this if
570. 1:39:31you've got people who have never written a line of code before that all of a sudden can write very sophisticated applications by
571. 1:39:41literally just imagining them into being which is which is where we are right now if you've built a GPT that's what you do
572. 1:39:49you say I would like a GPT that does this oh by the way here's my data boom there it is and you can instantly use it you can instantly share
573. 1:40:01it what does that mean for the economy I don't know I have no idea I have no idea but I so I don't think the drought's
574. 1:40:10going to be there there for long but I do think there's going to be a a time anir a phase where this is going to be painful
575. 1:40:21I think there'll be a transfer of power and control people won't won't like it but artificial superintelligence will
576. 1:40:27have a something an impact yeah I agree I the what's going to be fascinating is watching The Centers of power as they
577. 1:40:38shift an IQ of 7500 and all the information there is accessible in nanc it will solve all yeah this is right Joker I mean when you have
578. 1:40:52so one of the ways that centers of power remain in power is they restrict access to information and we now have tools where we've got
579. 1:41:04instant access not just to information but to knowledge so I can now I can now develop computer programs
580. 1:41:15where I couldn't before I can now solve crazy mathematical problems where I couldn't before and everyone can and so when everyone
581. 1:41:26can who's in power is going to start to shift and what's going to be fascinating to watch is the death throws of of
582. 1:41:36people in power right now is the mess that humans have created hopefully they let us stay yeah I don't I I don't feel
583. 1:41:44quite as uh Bleak about you know the robots are going to take us down I I understand it's a risk can you build a zapping application with
584. 1:41:55AI you can so so zappier has um lots of Integrations into tools like open Ai and things like that so basically you just
585. 1:42:04create a a chat GPT Block in your zappier flow so the the automations I've done are quite simple it's a Google form
586. 1:42:14some sort of input so it can either be you add a row to a spreadsheet file or someone fills out this form
587. 1:42:21and then I take the the data from that form I incorporate it into a prompt which I send to open AI it generates one
588. 1:42:29or more responses or you know I I do multiple calls to open Ai and then I take those answers and toss them in a slack Channel or toss
589. 1:42:38them in a a Gmail or something like that um so yeah you can it's it's it's incredibly powerful although I think a lot of the gpts do
590. 1:42:51a fair amount of what I would have done with a with an automation anyway so all right people who have had held
591. 1:42:59their own databases will have a higher probability of making money I think so metav Victory I you're you're on to something there
592. 1:43:09um so if you assume if you assume that everyone's going to have access relatively to the same tools and those
593. 1:43:21tools allow everyone to do everything relatively right you know let's let's say the tools the tools that we're being
594. 1:43:30given access to are going to allow all of us to do every job up to maybe 80% of what current Mastery looks like but if I
595. 1:43:40can do what I'm currently masterful at at 100% And then I can do every other job at 80% everyone's going to get really [ __ ] productive
596. 1:43:52but if everyone can do everything no one's going to stand out like it's all going to be the same [ __ ] so what's
597. 1:44:00going to stand out you'll notice yesterday um open AI announced a deal with the holding company that owns Politico for
598. 1:44:10example so and and um stability AI did it cut a deal with Getty Images and so did Google Google cut a deal with the
599. 1:44:19New York Times so proprietary data sources are going to be where a lot of the differentiation happens right so so if you want truly
600. 1:44:31trusted news sources you're going to use a large language model that's connected to Reuters because you you want you know
601. 1:44:37Reuters vetting within your within your answers right so I think that's I think that's where the differentiation happens yes so wild wild
602. 1:44:53[ __ ] but even things like I mean I think it goes down to like really small data too like like
603. 1:45:07um like if you've got a local Gardener and they've come up with some or like gardening supply company and they've come up with some I don't
604. 1:45:21know proprietary data that's super entertaining and people like it and then that turns into an application that you
605. 1:45:28can interact with like you might interact with their gardening app versus another company's Garden gardening app
606. 1:45:36that is just generic [ __ ] right cuz there's has their personality or something like that so I think I think
607. 1:45:41the personalized data the personalized gpts like like one of my gpts is is a g GPT of a screenplay I wrote right and
608. 1:45:56so like that's something that is my thing and if people want to interact with that they can interact
609. 1:46:03with that and it's like is that going to have value I don't know but like it's that'll at least be a unique experience
610. 1:46:08rather than just generic interaction about a screenplay um getting a tattoo that says no code forever and still wildly successful exactly an
611. 1:46:21uh um people have held yeah yeah yeah um all right going from an oil-based economy to an information based
612. 1:46:37economy I don't know if it's an information-based economy I mean I think we're in an information-based economy right now fueled by oil
613. 1:46:52I don't know what the I don't know what the new economy is I really don't I don't it's funny I almost just said I wish I knew more about Mac
614. 1:47:01macroeconomics but I don't really I don't really care about macro economics but it would be nice to be able to
615. 1:47:08predict [ __ ] a bit better with with a bit more knowledge than I have now which is essentially zero don't let the AI drive you around
616. 1:47:18please demo zappier uhh okay so listen I can what time is it it's it's 10:00 here's what I'm here's what I'm going to
617. 1:47:26do here's what I will do wait I can't believe how much I've learned about AI just by watching these lives oh thank
618. 1:47:32you Jesse from Austin I appreciate that um demoing zapier is almost worse worse than watching me try to edit an HTML
619. 1:47:41page like it's it's horrifically boring but but what I will do is I'll go show you um I've got a slide from a workshop
620. 1:47:50sh that I do called the AI Launchpad um where I talk about automations info is the new oil um I think compute is the new oil I
621. 1:48:02think the information is is the commodity um I think I think it's going to be about the compute which did you see that
622. 1:48:13there's a someone's starting a business to do floating GPU Farms that that live outside of that that are in
623. 1:48:22international water or live outside of you know nation's Waters um and and they're these giant barges that are going to have all these
624. 1:48:30gpus on them that are going to have their own armies and their own navies and so that so that no single country can own the gpus like those
625. 1:48:41things are going to get [ __ ] bombed faster than it's like I wouldn't want to I wouldn't want to be the insurance
626. 1:48:48holder on that particular ADV Venture but that's why they're doing that right cuz the the the the compute is going to be where it's
627. 1:48:56at um let me go find this presentation I might have to up upload it from iCloud hang on AI Launchpad Workshop oh it's
628. 1:49:15[Music] open is this it yes okay
629. 1:49:36um okay so zapier all automation tools follow the same basic um the same basic model and this is you
630. 1:49:50you know this this is essentially sort of compai 101 kind of stuff to but but okay in the workshop we use zapier and
631. 1:50:00open AI playground so if you haven't played with open AI playground you're going to need to if if you want to do
632. 1:50:08openai thing so go to platform. open.com playground get yourself an API key you you make an account there here's
633. 1:50:16something that that a lot of people don't know can you post that on Mighty Networks can I post what this what I'm
634. 1:50:22about to show yes I'll I think I if that's what you're asking clarify what you're asking for the post that on
635. 1:50:31Mighty networks I don't know what the that is in that sentence um so so okay yes sir okay yes yes I will
636. 1:50:43um so zapier is the automation tool but you need to have a account so so the thing about zap happier is what it is is
637. 1:50:52it's a tool that sits in the center of like 5,000 other tools so in order to use all those other tools like you know
638. 1:51:01Gmail and Google Drive and uh some database air table and some email thing right all of that stuff is
639. 1:51:13um you you have to have accounts in all those places and and you you have to you know validate your accounts within
640. 1:51:20zapier with open AI in particular you need to have an API key that you're going to get charged for that is a
641. 1:51:26separate account from chat GPT so you pay your 20 bucks a month for chat GPT 4 you'll pay some amount for the
642. 1:51:34development Playground now here's the deal unless you're doing lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots of
643. 1:51:40calls it's not going to cost you much like I don't think I've had an open AI like API like development bill for more
644. 1:51:48than like $9 and that was when I was super busy on it and so it's it's not that expensive and it's it's gotten
645. 1:51:54cheaper since I've used it so anyway so so you're going to have to do that okay now all these automation tools are
646. 1:52:01essentially the same thing and and here are the here are the components the first component is you need some sort of
647. 1:52:11input so in these automations what zapier calls it and I think what make calls it there's another automation tool called make m
648. 1:52:20and they call it a trigger and the trigger is something happens and then it sets off this automation so that's the
649. 1:52:27trigger so in the in the example that I use here it's it's a Google form so so the first step is I think okay what do I want to
650. 1:52:36do when you're doing zapier um if you just go to zapier and say what should I do it's really intimidating but if you
651. 1:52:46say hey I want to make like the the the thing that I showed here was I wanted to make a um a limi maker or a
652. 1:52:57a a tongue twister um based on a single word input so give me the topic of a poem and then I'm going to write a
653. 1:53:04tongue twister about it or something like that so I need the input of that word to make the tongue twister and so I
654. 1:53:12the first thing I did was I created a Google form that said you know give me I think it's give me a color or give me I I forget what it is
655. 1:53:20so I create a Google form and then when someone inputs in that Google form that's the trigger so that's the input
656. 1:53:26all right and then you take that input and in the case of doing something with open AI you're going to write a
657. 1:53:34prompt that incorporates the input from that Google form into the prompt that gets sent to open AI that comes back and gives you some
658. 1:53:46action like it's going to make the tongue twister and then you're going to take that output and you're going to put
659. 1:53:52it in some sort of output like in this case I put it into a Gmail so that it would email someone the tongue twister
660. 1:54:00so Google form was the input when someone input it I took the input of that Google form put it in an in an open
661. 1:54:07AI prompt and then output it over to open AI okay so now let me go find that thing zapier
662. 1:54:26does he always sing like that it's very annoying does he want people not to watch this is that what's happening here
663. 1:54:32he's trying to chase people away I don't understand this channel do people watch this why are people still here who are
664. 1:54:40these people they must be irregular oh they're called the Irregulars that makes sense um [Music] Untitled
665. 1:54:56zap look here's add for you look at all my Untitled zaps oh you're sorry you're not seeing them it's like this is ADD at its
666. 1:55:05finest um I think there's one in here oh simple picture book maker machine hang on people
667. 1:55:24ah here we go simple example zap okay so over here you had your input your chat JP and your output right so now I'm in zappier
668. 1:55:40I've got my input a Google form my output or my my chewy middle the processing part and then an output so
669. 1:55:48these are the three basic components of an automation something comes in you do something with it and then you send it
670. 1:55:54somewhere else you write it to a word doc you write it to a spreadsheet you email it you post it to a a slack
671. 1:56:00Channel and so when you when you click on these things it there's there's sort of this thing over here on the on the
672. 1:56:07right which is the configuration of each of these steps so you first configure a Google form let me edit this I'm going to go into edit
673. 1:56:16mode edit existing draft oh no I don't want to do that let me edit this and go replace the existing draft
674. 1:56:31okay new draft has been created based on the latest version so so I say so Google forms is the when when you start a zap
675. 1:56:41you you choose what's the service you want to use and then for for whatever service you choose there's going to be
676. 1:56:47some things you can do so in the case of a form form it can either be a new form response or it can be an updated form
677. 1:56:53response and then you you hook your account to it so there's my account so you have to validate your account and
678. 1:57:00then there's a trigger and and so the trigger is in the form called favorite color wherever the hell that was
679. 1:57:08somewhere in there's favorite color in the form called favorite color when someone enters something in the favorite
680. 1:57:15color form um then we're going to then it's it's going to be the trigger that sets off this Automation and then we got a a form response
681. 1:57:29here okay and then we go to the next thing down and this is the the chat GPT section so I'm so I've I've hooked up my
682. 1:57:39form I've I've um hooked up my account hooked up my form I've tested it so I now know that the test data that I put in the form is available
683. 1:57:50to use in my GPT thing so again GPT I pick GPT as the as the module and then within that there's all these different
684. 1:57:59things I can do with chat GPT this is why I said even though this is a no code tool you kind of have to understand
685. 1:58:06programming and how to think like a programmer but um let's see one of these things is conversation so this there
686. 1:58:14used to be like two things you could do with chat GPT now there's a a ton um so it's it's more complicated than it used
687. 1:58:20to be but anyway I'm going to have a conversation I'm going to send a chat to to open Ai and generate a response
688. 1:58:25basically right so that's what we're going to do I hook up my account same thing there and then the action is um I've got a prompt in here
689. 1:58:36somewhere let's see where is it image M oh up here write a tongue twister about and then what I have here is
690. 1:58:50that's the that's the input from the Google form right so this is my prompt that's going to get sent to chat gbt
691. 1:58:56write a tongue twist or about 150 lb lovable dog and you know you sort of you sort of pick you know from the list of
692. 1:59:06what came in from the Google form one of those is the answer there's all sorts of stuff you can do there and then and then you
693. 1:59:12basically test that so I get to the bottom here I say continue I say what's the what's the output so the
694. 1:59:23output here was a dashing Dalmatian Duke delightful devoted 150b devotedly adored dog daily dunks dainty Donuts right so it made me so I
695. 1:59:34can see in in this thing that it it made me a tongue twister so that step worked and then the third one is you put that
696. 1:59:41in an email so you hook up your Gmail account you hook up the account in the action you're going to say who's it
697. 1:59:48coming from who's it going to you're going to put in the subject of your email here's your tongue twister about
698. 1:59:54the thing that came from that form whatever they put in the form and then here's the here's the body of the email right you ask for a tongue
699. 2:00:03twister about the topic you put in the form and then here's the reply right and here it is is in text and then this is
700. 2:00:13the output from chap GPT and then it'll send me that email and so if I go to my Gmail and I go let's see um
701. 2:00:26150 pound dog was the test I did here's your tongue twister about 150 lb dog so it sends a simple email you know here's your tongue
702. 2:00:38twister about 150 lb lovable dog hello there you asked for a tongue twister about 150 PB lovable dog here it is Danny's darling doing
703. 2:00:47doggy right so I told you it would it would absolutely put you to [ __ ] sleep um there's no simple way to to teach
704. 2:01:00zappier um you just kind of have to it it is a it is a um if you're geeky it's fine if you're
705. 2:01:14not geeky it is madness even if you're geeky it's mad cuz in a lot of ways it's probably easier to write an application than use
706. 2:01:23something like zapier because they try to make it no code but to make it powerful they've got to have all these
707. 2:01:30variables and because they have all these variables the interface is just dog [ __ ] it's better than it used to be but it's it's pretty
708. 2:01:36bad um anyway make sense let me go let me go do a screenshot and pop this over in
709. 2:01:51um I think I'll pop this into one of the guilds actually which is the guild I want to
710. 2:02:05put this in I'm going put it in Peter's AI 101 Guild posts here is a
711. 2:02:20requested slide from one of my lives about um creating automations
712. 2:02:37automations and I'm going paste it oops where did
713. 2:02:55I yeah went to the desktop why is it not there oh there it is okay hold
714. 2:03:12please hashtag we'll go hasht Irregulars and # zappier and #
715. 2:03:26automation okay so if you're wanting that graphic it's in Peters AI 101 Guild in the posts section I
716. 2:03:44I good Lord the the the the the zappier thing is listen here's the deal it's really [ __ ] powerful cuz you're what you're
717. 2:03:56creating is a full on application there's a whole thing of zapier I didn't even show so one of the things zapier
718. 2:04:02introduced four months ago was a thing called interfaces so one of the interfaces you can build with zappier is a chatbot you
719. 2:04:11can make your own essentially chat GPT now open AI gpts essentially rendered that kind of not as exciting um but there's not the GPT
720. 2:04:27store doesn't exist yet so gpts are just kind of flowing out in the wind right now like while there are directories
721. 2:04:33about them there's no official directory but if you want to incorporate a chat GPT like automation into your
722. 2:04:42website you can do that with interfaces really really easily all right um sorry I had to step away what are we
723. 2:04:54in we were in zappier sorry about that that's not my head hurts yeah me I just really want to make silly pictures
724. 2:05:02exactly exactly need a class and all the basic programming stuff handy for working with AI so far I've got Python
725. 2:05:09and API is that right um yeah that's that's pretty decent this is very interesting thanks Kyle you're welcome
726. 2:05:14listen I'm happy to geek out on this stuff it's just that especially on a small screen like this and like like that's really something
727. 2:05:24more like let's do a workshop and spend 3 hours building one of those things together and then everyone will leave
728. 2:05:32that like having built something but like I need a [ __ ] [Laughter] drink cuz cuz it just it's it's just the
729. 2:05:44thing about zappier and the thing about make the thing about all of them is that that you have to learn you have to learn their framework
730. 2:05:53for how they do what they do which is essentially like learning a programming language it's not quite cuz
731. 2:05:59programming's geekier and you got to think about calls and directories and like they take care of a lot of the
732. 2:06:07really banale like shitty stuff but you still got to learn their framework and like once you get it in your head conceptually okay there's
733. 2:06:16inputs you process [ __ ] and then you put it so somewhere like once you get that it's conceptually all really simple but
734. 2:06:24like it it's just every time you go to do something something [ __ ] breaks or it it like it'll rate limit you and well
735. 2:06:36you didn't you didn't pay enough money and so we only did 10 of your 20 requests and oh now open AI rate limited
736. 2:06:44you it's just it's just everything is a [ __ ] problem with it so so you just have to be in in a very um hermetically
737. 2:06:52sealed mindset with zappier to just know this is going to be painful but on the other side of it it will do cool
738. 2:07:00[ __ ] could could you do that with a GPT yes you can well not everything but but you can do a lot with a GPT that you've
739. 2:07:10historically had to do with zap year you you can do with a GPT right now what you had to do with this thing called Lang
740. 2:07:16chain where you were stitching together like five or six different services to to basically be able to train it on your
741. 2:07:23own data um that's now you can now do that in you know five minutes in a in a GPT like gpts are are that's why I wrote
742. 2:07:33that article today is just like they're just it's a whole different thing um not to be confused with 101p this is very interesting thanks
743. 2:07:44Kyle I think Nancy I think you're just being kind um thankful Jones Kyle what is the best way to use zapier and maybe more
744. 2:07:54importantly will AI eventually replace zapier yes yes AI will eventually replace most software because so here and here's why I say
745. 2:08:08that I think we're very quickly moving to a place where the software we use will be generated for us on a peruse basis like
746. 2:08:21think of disposable software so the first example that I saw of this the guy that runs Peter uh Kaminsky who runs the
747. 2:08:30the AI 101 Guild in the salon he was telling me about a GPT he made and it it melted my face cuz I I just had never thought about like with
748. 2:08:40these gpts I'm like you know we've got to do these important applications and we're going to do API calls and we're
749. 2:08:46going to do all this [ __ ] and he goes he said he said Kyle I made a GPT about a phone call and I was like
750. 2:08:54what what are you talking about he took the transcript from a from a 1hour long conference call he had with six people
751. 2:09:04he put the transcript of the phone call in a GPT and sent it to the six participants of the call and said here
752. 2:09:10you can you know you can ask questions about the call we just had I was like oh that's [ __ ] br brilliant and like what struck me
753. 2:09:21was disposable apps are now a thing and if you if you paid attention if you watched a lot of the Gemini
754. 2:09:30demonstrations there was one part of the Gemini demonstration where when you ask Gemini a question if the appropriate answer is
755. 2:09:40like like if you say um I want to know I want to know um you know 10 different recipes um that I could cook for
756. 2:09:54Christmas or whatever if if the response is I should actually be the user would actually benefit most If This Were an
757. 2:10:03application that he could click on interfaces so in the Gemini in the Gemini um training set is a Google interface
758. 2:10:15Library that's just built into it and so one of the things that Gemini does is it says before I'm going to give you an
759. 2:10:22answer I'm going to think about does this need to be an application if it needs to be an application what's the
760. 2:10:28architecture of that application what's the interface of that application and then I'm going to build you that
761. 2:10:34application that is a fully functional application like with rollover States and clickable buttons and windows that do
762. 2:10:42[ __ ] like that's coming in January so if we live in a world where you just say I want X and the system just dynamically
763. 2:10:57build you no I'm not just being nice oh that's good thank you very much Nancy I appreciate that and the system just dynamically build you an
764. 2:11:06app do we really need an app that specializes in recipes no so what happens to the company that's built the recipe searching
765. 2:11:19app I don't know like this is where this [ __ ] gets really existential really fast that's why there's this weird there's
766. 2:11:28going to be this weird time where [ __ ] in the world gets way more productive we need less people to do that and there's this Gap that's
767. 2:11:39created but because of the nature of how different everything's going to be it means there's going to be lots of new
768. 2:11:45jobs we can't even anticipate right now so your application talk just confused me perfect that's exactly what I was
769. 2:11:56hoping I need an app for that yeah exactly just so listen if the if the zappier thing just like totally shut
770. 2:12:03your brain down that's the appropriate response as a human being you should not your brain should not have to deal with that [ __ ] and we
771. 2:12:14are 6 to 12 months away from you never having to think about it again so so if you want to learn it learn it if you
772. 2:12:23don't [ __ ] it um I use jasp which is much easier than SPSS so can I use jasp in zapier possibly zappier seems to have
773. 2:12:38the best ecosystem they've got like 5,000 different Services they hook to so I would say if they don't hook directly
774. 2:12:45to jasp they might hook to some service that hook hooks to jasp so I I would say that's that's just a Google away go to
775. 2:12:53go to Bard or pi and and ask that question or just go to zapier oh the other thing zapier has zapier has an AI
776. 2:13:03interface where you can just say I want a zap that does XYZ and it will assemble you all the components it thinks you
777. 2:13:09needs so so that's actually useful you still have to go configure them all which is a pain in the ass um but in
778. 2:13:16terms of discovering components you can say I want to create a zap that that takes the input from a Google form and
779. 2:13:23generates a bunch of [ __ ] and then or or whatever and then it will just assemble you a bunch of components that you can go hook
780. 2:13:31up what Kyle was referring to small apps tuned for one task it was a great webinar I was in today best webinar I've
781. 2:13:39been to in four months oh that's great small apps tuned for one task oh that's super cool um it's like you
782. 2:13:49really need to have the knowledge you can't just build a GPT for an area of expertise well thankful Jones GPT I just
783. 2:13:56agree gpts are so simple that you can dig deeper with them but you can just go into the GPT interface and say I want a
784. 2:14:05GPT that does this and it will write all the code and your GPT will do that if you want that GPT to be more
785. 2:14:13sophisticated then you may need to geek out a bit more but but that's why I think think that gpts are a bigger Game Changer Than People
786. 2:14:22realize is that open AI put chat GPT as the interface to build gpts I thought that was a brilliant move and it's it's it's it's what's it's
787. 2:14:33what's going to democratize um development all right listen everybody listen it's time I got to go you can make money with J time
788. 2:14:48I hope you've enjoyed your little scintillating tour down zappier Lane I told you it was going to be a [ __ ]
789. 2:14:55show I did it one night I actually built something in here it took me like 45 minutes and I I just think everyone was like making
790. 2:15:03toast drinking just like let Kyle go um there are like three people like this was awesome so um thank you to to the mods
791. 2:15:16um as always you guys are remarkable thank you to subscribers to Irregulars that show up here regularly to people
792. 2:15:24that just showed up and stumbled upon this and said I didn't know Tom Arnold do anything about AI like all of you
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797. 2:15:58community of people that are just supporting one another and learning about this [ __ ] so um let me see who's in here tonight
798. 2:16:07Sherry D thank you so much for that Rose good to see you jenu thank you Jim Buckley Dr J good to see you thankful
799. 2:16:14Jones digital Gods as always your awesome thank you Dr J we said that I I can't thank you twice Dr J hair growth
800. 2:16:23geek good to see you Source Camp Justin Apple user patient zero survival mama I think it is it just I only see survival
801. 2:16:33ma Suzanne good to see you Robert Rossy it's Robert Rossy how can I help you oh Robert best name Apple user Bon Kyle Le irregular Le
802. 2:16:50regular I do not know French at all but my chat GPT could speak it for you Joker good to see you Silver Fox good night
803. 2:17:00thank you so much I appreciate that that was better than pictures no no that was not Nancy zappier was not better than fancy
804. 2:17:10picture making but I appreciate the kind words um quick take Jake cam katkin from Cleveland I got it I didn't trip over
805. 2:17:18the the uh the letters um all right everybody Andrea thank you okay cool um Be not Afraid thanks so much um
806. 2:17:28what's what night's tonight tonight's Thursday tomorrow night's Friday so Friday night is date night who do you
807. 2:17:33have a date with who do you have a date with AI learning lab of course we see you tomorrow