6/25/2025 - MidJourney Magic: Crafting Unique Animations and Tales with AI Technology

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1. 0:01Come on, buddy. [Music]
2. 0:19[Music] Is this place I can rest my forehead [Music]
3. 0:37to gather my thoughts in sweet silence. [Music] And here's this place where the feelings are near. From an over exposure to violence.
4. 0:53And this is place I can slowly face. The only one I truly can know. These are tears from a long time ago.
5. 1:05Got these tears from a long time ago. I need to cry 30 years or so. These all tears for a long time. We go.
6. 1:20[Music] Oh darling, oh darling, you say unto me, [Music] where have you been all my life?
7. 1:36[Music] I have been swimming through seven sad seas. All women have me their lies. I weren't
8. 1:52them, but I didn't know. These are tears from a long time ago. Got these tears from a long time ago. I need to cry 30 years or so.
9. 2:07These are tears for a long time. [Music] Let's go. [Music]
10. 2:41What? Why you guys so ramy? See, because we don't know how to talk to dogs. I might be telling him like he's an [ __ ] when I'm howling like
11. 2:51that. I don't know what I'm saying. I need AI to help translate me into dog. What's happening, good people? Welcome
12. 3:02good people of the Tik Tok, people of the YouTubes, the the the LinkedIn, the the Twitter's, the Twitter. I don't know if you know
13. 3:09this. They uh they don't call it Twitter anymore. They call it the X. They call it the X and it's X marks the spots and
14. 3:18you zit you zit instead of tweet. That's what the kids are saying these days. And by kids, I mean Elon Musk.
15. 3:28Oh, good lord. Good lordy. Good lordy. Good lordy. Good lordy. Good lordy. Good lordy. Good lordy. There is so much going on in AI
16. 3:39that so last night when we started the show, Brandon was like, "Uh, I can't keep up with this." And there was like
17. 3:4510 things. And then tonight he's like, "I can't keep up with this." I'm like, "Wait, didn't you say that last night?"
18. 3:50He's like, "Yeah, they just dropped a bunch more." Um, so we'll talk through some of them. Some of them I don't really know a ton about,
19. 4:05but I'll tell you about them and then you can go you can go do your own research, as they say in the crypto
20. 4:10world. Do your own research. Here, I'm going to give you this hot tip on this crypto. You're going to make a fortune
21. 4:16on it, but you know what I mean. Do your own research. Wink wink. Huh? That's the That's the crypto bro community right there for you, huh?
22. 4:29Just a bunch of degenerate gamblers. [Music] Um, what we're going to do tonight though, um, I'm going to do some of the
23. 4:45news items [Music] is I'm going to go back into midJourney. I continue to be
24. 4:59I continue to be Impressed isn't the right word. I feel like I have I I have yet to scratch the surface on
25. 5:15MidJourney video. I don't know what it is about it. It is arguably nearly identical to about 14 or 15 other video models,
26. 5:29but there's something about it that's just different. So, we're going to I just want to keep experimenting with it and see if we can
27. 5:37find new things to new ways to prompt it, new ways to understand it. So, so that's what's going to be tonight. Kyle chat GPT gives you two
28. 5:48images at once now. Oh, fantastic. Fascinating. It didn't as of this afternoon or when did I do I made I made this image?
29. 5:59I made this image today at uh I don't know whenever I made it. Let's see. Let's just go. Let's go make an image, shall we?
30. 6:11Um I posted it in the salon. All right. I wonder Danielle if it's one of those things where you got access to the new
31. 6:17and shiny chat GPT and all of us lowly peasants didn't. Um let's see. Make me Why is that not typing?
32. 6:29because I wasn't in the chat hole. Make me a wide image of a [Music]
33. 6:46rolly poly bug rolled up on a suburb. Urban
34. 7:02sidewalk that takes me back to my childhood. All right. Bang. Here we go. See, it's right now it's looking like one. Danielle,
35. 7:14I don't know. I have a feeling you've got some super secret. I just Why? I just have this sense that you've got this like personal texting
36. 7:24relationship with Sam Alman and he's just like, "Hey, do you want to play with a cool new thing?" And you're like,
37. 7:28"Okay. Is that what's happening? And you're just not telling anyone? She had the new voice before we did. She
38. 7:37had her chat GBT singing to her. We're all like, "We can't get it to work. [Applause] Go look in the regulars." [Music]
39. 7:53AI. AI. Hello. This is the AI. Where' you say irregularize?
40. 8:08I regularize. Be not afraid. Wow, look at that. Huh? Well, let me go back to my chat. Jet tag and see what it's doing. No, it just made one.
41. 8:26It's a lovely image of a roly poly bug. I wonder if I have to go to my settings. Nope.
42. 8:49H I don't know. I ain't got ain't got no no no idea. I ain't got no idea. That's very cool though. Um, okay. [Music]
43. 9:10Hey, Sharon Crawford. We're shaking. What's happening? All right, good people. How many we got? We got 14. We
44. 9:19got low numbers tonight. So, do me a favor. Share where you can. Go tell your friends. Go tell your neighbors. [Music]
45. 10:10Wow. [Music] [Music]
46. 10:33Um, okay. Thoughts, questions? Anyone have any questions? I work at a job with no AC and it hit 114 today. I'm probably
47. 10:43gonna not make it through the night. Literally cooked. That sucks. That sucks. That sucks. I'll tell you that
48. 10:51right now. Side hustle Mimi still one at a time. Yeah, Danielle. Danielle is on the super secret open AI.
49. 11:01just give it to there's probably like 270 global random people that just get good [ __ ] sooner and I think she's one of them.
50. 11:16Um, all right. So, let me let me talk about I'm going to go down a list that that Brandon served up here. Okay.
51. 11:28I guess I could go look at some of these Gemini testing animals thread. Maybe I should just go to my my ex direct messages.
52. 11:42Talking not testing. We're not Google is not doing animal testing. Oh, good. Wait, what did you say? Animal Oh, animal talking.
53. 11:52Animal testing. Oh, good. These are a bunch of videos. All right. Let me So, so let me share this as videos. Maybe we'll just go
54. 11:59watch a bunch of videos. So, this is I have not vetted these. These are all These are all producer Brandon
55. 12:06found these goodies and sent them to me and I've not vetted them. So, it's possible. All right. 10 out of 10 would generate
56. 12:19again. All right. So, we'll start here. I got the giggles. Someone opened up Gemini today and said, "I want to see a talking narwhal." And
57. 12:32you know what? I am very glad they did that. Someone even prompted me to have a cute Aussie accent and say cute Aussie
58. 12:39slang like today, mate. Want to get some brekie? Can you believe it, honey? Someone generated us to be on a cruise. # best life. [Music]
59. 12:55All right. So you want to call out if we view the thread. Not only have they shared these videos, but they actually
60. 13:02shared the prompts that made the videos. So the thread All right. So it's from Google Gemini. Yep. Beautiful.
61. 13:15Wait, where's the thread? I click on here. It's above the video. That's the next one down. Oh. Oh, yeah. A photo realistic narwhal. So,
62. 13:30this is for V3. These are all V3, right? Right, Brennon? Yeah. Yeah. All right. Cool. Which one was your favorite? All
63. 13:37right. Very cool. There you go. Love it. All right. Next. Holy [ __ ] Anthropic just released a prompt engineering bible and it's free
64. 13:47and it's insanely well written. All right. Good. So, where's that? So, Alex Hughes, who I guess works at Anthropic, right?
65. 13:55head of growth at Oh, no. Droxy AI. All right, cool. So, that's good. The link's right below it. Okay, perfect.
66. 14:09Open Deep Research app is launching in 24 hours, which by the way, I'm using right now. So, you know, deep research
67. 14:16and all these tools. Well, there's now an open- source one, and it looks like you get a a search a day.
68. 14:24But we'll go we'll go look at that. Does this have any audio with it? No, but it looks like pretty much like the
69. 14:34other deep research things. I wonder what it's Do you know what that one's built on top of, Brandon? I do not know.
70. 14:40It's open source, so it could be anything. All right. U You're spending too much time with an LLM. This joke hits the mark.
71. 14:50Why is the scar on the left if the appendix is on the right? Dude, you're absolutely correct. Your Hawkeye
72. 14:55brilliance saved us all. Let me try this one more time. That's pretty good. Um, where am I?
73. 15:10Yeah, it jumped way up high. Yeah, was weird. Okay, there's Open Deep Research. There's that. Today we're rolling out Imagine 4 and
74. 15:21Imagine 4 Ultra in the Gemini API and Google AI Studio. We have to go look at the Google AI Studio today, too, because
75. 15:30they've they're putting some new interface on there. I I do have to give Google credit. I don't know if Pate's
76. 15:35on, but Pate, if you're here, I'm giving Google credit. Okay, I got to give Google credit that it looks like and it might be this Logan
77. 15:45Kilpatrick guy because I think he's a product guy at Google. They're tightening up their product strategy. Like their their Google AI
78. 15:54studio where you do the API stuff is getting slicker interface in front of it, better interface, and then gemini.google.com
79. 16:01is just getting more regular updates. It was just kind of a zombie site for a long time and that's pretty good. All
80. 16:07right. So, he actually came from OpenAI. They poached him. He was their head developer community at OpenAI
81. 16:15Google. And Steo's got two images. He just asked to ask for them side by side. I have two images. Oh, just asked for
82. 16:24them side by side. Oh, okay. Let me try that. Oh, wait. I got to change my We'll be back here. Hang on. [Music] Um,
83. 16:39give me two versions side by side. [Music]
84. 17:08No. [Music]
85. 17:35Oh, yeah. There's two. Wait, no, they're not, though. It's It gave me It gave me two images as one. It's one image, but
86. 17:43it's got one image cut off. I still don't have two images. Damn y'all. All right, back to X. All right. Uh, we're rolling out Imagine 4 and
87. 17:56Imagine 4 Ultra in the Gemini API. Available for free in API Studio and in paid preview in the API. Read more in this blog post.
88. 18:12Great work by the team on this. The Imagine 4 family and the Imagine 4 Ultra. Your go-to for most tasks. Precision for your prompts.
89. 18:274 cents per output image for imagine four. That's expensive [Music]
90. 18:42and six images for ultra. Okay. to give you a glimpse of its capabilities. Here's some of what you can create.
91. 18:54Created the prompts below. A three panel epic comic. Panel one. Tiny Stardust and Nebula. Radar shows anomaly. Text anomaly
92. 19:09detected. Hull text stardust, which it says pilot whispers. I don't know what he whispers, but
93. 19:23whatever. Panel two, luminescent Leviathan. Emergency. Panel three, Leviathan chases ship through the asteroids. Huh.
94. 19:39Well, we might need to go play with this prompt front vintage postal card. Ky Kyoto iconic propaganda. Opticonic
95. 19:52propaganda. I've been I've been living in America for the past 10 years. Sorry. Sorry. I thought I see when I grew up
96. 20:03learning about propaganda was just a thing for the history books. I didn't realize you could actually like have a
97. 20:09new propaganda era and yet here we are. Front vintage travel postcard from Kyoto. Iconic pagota under cherry
98. 20:25blossom. Snowcapped mountains. Clear blue skies. Vibrant colors. Huh. Now, here will be a good thing to to to
99. 20:40understand. So, where I'm gonna go, I'm gonna go to AI Studio. Before you do that, um, since we're ignoring my sticky
100. 20:48note and uh Oh, sorry. I don't have we have a we have a question in the Tik Tok. Uh, and I might be a good time to
101. 20:58talk about festivist archives that are available for free on the salon. Yeah. So, where do we get AI lessons?
102. 21:06So, so a couple of places um there are we did a thing called AI festivist back in uh in January. The archives of those
103. 21:17are on the AI salon. So, if you go to the salon.ai and say join our community. Also, joining a community like the AI
104. 21:24salon, people are constantly giving what we call LOL's learn out louds where they're teaching teaching things to
105. 21:31other people. Um, so pay attention for those in there. Um, if you want to take um private lessons, I do private lessons
106. 21:40on my Tik Tok uh what's it called? Name profile name. You can click there. Um, you can book private hours with me if
107. 21:50you want to. The link, what's that? It's a link tree. Yeah, the link tree that's there. And the first link on it is is to
108. 21:59that Calendarly invite. Um, and AI lessons is really broad. Like what what do you like are are if you're
109. 22:10just getting started, join the AI salon and tell people you're just getting started and just start playing. We've
110. 22:17got a we've got a mantra in the AI salon um called the the AI readiness cycle which is play first then mindfully create start building
111. 22:29stuff and then generously lead is share what you're learning learn out loud that play first thing is really important so
112. 22:37if you haven't done it yet just go to chat GPT and start putting in prompts start asking it for stuff start telling
113. 22:44it about who you are tell it about the business you want to start or the idea you have for a kids book or just
114. 22:50literally anything. Throw it into that thing and watch what it vomits back at you. If you're just getting started,
115. 22:57the the absolute best way to start to get your head around what's possible is just go play. All right. Um, [Music]
116. 23:10you know, there are lots and lots of YouTubes, lots and lots of Tik Toks. So I would say you know just start being
117. 23:17connected. The other thing I would say is this as quickly as possible. Right. Right. So in the AI readiness cycle play first
118. 23:27mindfully create generously lead. Start with play first then start to build some stuff. As you start to build
119. 23:34some stuff based on what you're learning there share what you're learning. Share it on LinkedIn. Share it on Facebook.
120. 23:41Share it at dinner parties with people who don't want to hear about your stupid AI stories anymore. Share it on the AI salon. Share it on
121. 23:48Twitter. Because in sharing what you're learning, two things happen. It anchor it anchors what you're learning. But it also starts
122. 23:57to establish you as someone who's curious about AI, someone who's AI forward, someone who is curious and adventurous and building.
123. 24:06PWC Price Waterhouse Cooper just did a study on future of AI employment which basically concluded we're [ __ ] And
124. 24:18they also concluded that AI literate employees today have a 56% higher salary than nonIT employees. So get curious and dive in. I hope that
125. 24:33answers the question. There's all sorts of things in there. All right. Um, the AI salon has people who are just curious. Yes, correct.
126. 24:44Microsoft about to lay off thousands. Correct. Yeah, I heard that, too. Um, okay. So, here's what we're going to do. So, when I see
127. 25:00when I see a prompt like this one, a three panel cosmic epic thing. Let's see. I'm gonna, you know what I'm going to
128. 25:15do? I'm going to do this a different way. I'm going to take the output of this thing and I'm going to copy the image and I'm
129. 25:22going to go to chat GPT. I should probably go to to Gemini, but it's just not how I roll lately. All right. So, I'm going to paste in
130. 25:31the image and I'm going to say describe this in detail. describe this in detail. And so we're going to let it look at the
131. 25:43image and then it's going to tell us what it is. Now I'm gonna say now I want you to create
132. 25:58a JSON JS structured prompt um
133. 26:12that I can feed to an image model to recreate this. Okay.
134. 26:34And so what JSON is, if you don't know it, it stands for, it doesn't [ __ ] matter, JavaScript object notation, I
135. 26:41think, something like that. Um, it's just it's Computers are good at structured structured things. I'm not good at
136. 26:51writing structured things, but it's good at that and it it understands that. Okay. So I'm going to say now I want you to create
137. 27:02five completely new three panel comics in different styles with in in different
138. 27:18styles eras. um narrative tone etc. Just write the let's see write
139. 27:40them out in tech. Uh just write them out in the browser, not code blocks.
140. 27:54because I want to be able to read them is why I'm doing that. All right. So, here are five. The last facts style 90s comic office comic like
141. 28:08Dilbert meets Black Mirror. All right, this is cool. So, I'm just gonna wait. But it didn't do these in JSON. Damn it. Okay.
142. 28:22Let's see. I I wasn't clear. I I want your prompts in the JSON framework
143. 28:38you just created before. Oh, chat. Uh uh uh
144. 28:53this is not JSON. Stop. Those aren't in JS. Please make them in JS.
145. 29:09It's bizarre. All right. So now I'm going to copy this first one.
146. 29:28Oh, it just gave us one. All right. Well, copy. And then we're going to go to is this AI studio? Yeah. Welcome to AI Studio
147. 29:43native image generation. Is this show me a picture of a horse running on the beach? Paste.
148. 29:58Run. All right. So, we just gave it our JSON. Whoa. You're using Gemini 2.0 Flash preview image gen, not image in 4. The model is
149. 30:11up in the right hand corner. Yeah, but where's Imagine 4? I don't know. See the Okay, remember when I said
150. 30:22Google was doing better? This is where they're not doing better. Um, [ __ ] Where's that page? Did I get I think I overwrote it. History. uh
151. 30:42free for testing in Google AI Studio. How
152. 30:57it doesn't say where it is. That's frustrating.
153. 31:11generate media. Imagine. Here we go. But see, notice how the like this is this is better. They're at least trying with the
154. 31:21interface, right? They've got these little blocks of of features, right? Here's via VO Gemini image generation.
155. 31:32And then here's imagine. Okay, so here's imagine. So we're going to describe our image with our little JSON. I'm going to go bang
156. 31:42this. I assume this is going to take longer. I wouldn't exactly call that Dilbert graphics, but how do you zoom into it? Copy. Large view.
157. 31:59Dry humor fate. Inter Galactic Express. Okay, the text isn't perfect. That could be a bad prompt. Um, let's go back to chat GPT. Close this.
158. 32:16Let's go grab the first panel that was not in JSON. The last facts. Three horizontal panels.
159. 32:34Okay, I think this is going to work better. All right, so now we have in the non-JSON
160. 32:48sometimes. So, so you know, I was I was turning those into JSON structured things. That was probably stupid.
161. 32:58This didn't do three horizontal panels. Let's see. Description layout three horizontal panels. All right, let's go get their example
162. 33:08prompt. Here's another way to do this. Okay, so we're over here at chat jet or at uh at at uh where they give you the
163. 33:16prompts for these images. So, we can just take their prompt. Copy. Go to chat. GPT. I should probably go to Gemini,
164. 33:28shouldn't I? Yeah. So, we'll go into chat. We'll go Gemini Pro. Why not? Why not use the most expensive model to do
165. 33:38something trivial? So, I'm going to say take this prompt And then um I'm going to say
166. 33:53give me five completely new comic pages. Each with same layout
167. 34:08but each with unique style, story, characters,
168. 34:25and time frame. Oops. Run.
169. 34:39Oh. Um, Gemini did something good here. They their their submit button, I'm pretty sure, used to be shift return to
170. 34:50submit their thing, and now they've made it command return, which is good. I'm glad they did that. Oh, we're use we're using a thinking
171. 35:00model. We We're using a reasoning model to rewrite. Oh my god, that's funny. All right, so the first one, the sunken
172. 35:17tomb. All right, we'll just copy this. Copy. Now we'll go to generate media. We'll go to imagine. We'll come. Wait, which one?
173. 35:34All right, let's make this 3x4 vertical. Number of results, one is fine. Imagine for preview. Imagine for ultra preview. Oo, let's try
174. 35:47ultra. We'll throw our big ass prompt in there that it wrote. So, this is Gemini writing it. So, we can't blame uh what's
175. 35:56it called? Chat GPT now. I Yes. Do know you have an affinity for 16 by9 and I wanted to point out that the aspect ratio was uh something you
176. 36:09could change in the settings on the right. Yeah, I know. I saw that I moved it to tall. It um it still is not doing three panel.
177. 36:18It doesn't seem to be it doesn't seem to be getting it, which is weird. Huh. And how do I Oh, yeah.
178. 36:41I mean, it's a good comic. It just didn't follow the instructions. Let me go back to Gemini. Did I lose my chat? Oh, I did.
179. 36:56Do I have I don't have history. I don't know. All right. Whatever. There's a new image model. Go play with it or not.
180. 37:13All right. Let's let's go back and look at uh at what what was what else was in our uh our Twitter direct messages. Okay. Let's
181. 37:24see. So, we we did that one. Ask perplexity. You can now schedule daily tasks, set reminders, and more with
182. 37:31Perplexity on WhatsApp. Okay, cool. And there's a rumor right now that Apple is trying to is considering buying Perplexity because
183. 37:43with $17 trillion in cash, apparently they couldn't afford to make their own competent AI model. It's like I don't I don't know. like
184. 37:57so frustrating as an exapple fanboy. All right. Um Oh, yeah. Chat GPT is is still adding like a million members a day on the app store.
185. 38:14And then yeah, this thing anthropic just made every Claude user a no code app developer. This one's wild from Venturebe.
186. 38:28Oh my god, these How do you get rid of this shitty advertising?
187. 38:43Okay. Anthropic announced Wednesday that it will transform Claude Claude AI assistant into a platform for creating
188. 38:57interactive sharable applications, marking a significant evolution from conversational chat bots toward
189. 39:05functional software tools that users can build and distribute without coding knowledge. Wasn't that just artifacts? Like how is
190. 39:14this different than artifacts? Does anyone know? The venture beat always crashes for me. History's on the left rail. Oh wow. Okay.
191. 39:24Um, the San Francisco AI company revealed that millions of users have already created things using artifacts.
192. 39:31That's what we just said. So, what does this mean? Since the features initial launch. Okay. Now, Anthropic is
193. 39:45embedding Claude's intelligence directly into these creations. Oh, okay. I think I get it. So, in your chat GPT
194. 39:57or in in your cloud apps that you create, you can now have them do AI stuff, I guess, enabling them to process user input and
195. 40:10adapt content in real time independently of ongoing conversations. Oh, okay. That's cool. Okay, I sort of get that. I think we're going
196. 40:21to go play with this. The development represents a fundamental shift in how artificial intelligence interfaces with
197. 40:28users, moving beyond static responses toward dynamic interactive experiences that blurs the line between AI
198. 40:35assistance and software development. So, the the march toward vibe coding continues forward. Anyone like if you're
199. 40:44in here and you're a developer and you're pissing all over vibe coding, any anyone that's on a soapbox about it's
200. 40:51not real coding, just give it give it a year. These uh these vibe coding tools, there's just too much competition here
201. 41:00for these things not to get really really good. Um Anthropics was already pretty damn good. And the fact that you
202. 41:06can now, sorry I schmutz, the fact that you can now embed um essentially large language model functionality into your apps is is
203. 41:18pretty amazing. Um the move intensifies competition with OpenAI's canvas feature. I think it intensifies competition with things like
204. 41:29lovable and replet, but whatever. similar split screen functionality. How Cloud's artifacts eliminate copy paste problem plaguing workflows.
205. 41:46While offering free app creation makes business sense for Anthropic, the platform operates on Cloud's existing
206. 41:55infrastructure with users authenticating through cloud accounts and accessing shared applications. This approach distributes computational
207. 42:05load. Okay, I don't care about that. Free users can create, view, and interact with artifacts, while pro 20 bucks a month gain additional
208. 42:15capabilities and higher usage limits. The company views free access as a comp customer acquisition strategy.
209. 42:30I don't I still don't get how is this different than what they had. Okay. So, here we are on I'm at claude.ai. Okay.
210. 42:39And then when I when I got here, we're Brandon and I were looking at this before this show. Ow, my eye. Itchy crap. Um,
211. 42:54hey. Hey, uh, K. Yeah. So the I think bullet number two is the big win here is we're giving the creators the ability to
212. 43:04use Claude's API from within the artifact itself. Yeah, that seems opposed to just building something and
213. 43:12deploying it and it's static. Now you can generate responses within that artifact. Yeah, that seems to be the big
214. 43:20deal. like it. That was a bizarrely written article because a lot of what it described is what artifacts already
215. 43:29does. So, yeah. So, I think this is it. But also, I guess the browse the gallery and customize. I don't know if they had
216. 43:36a gallery before, but let's start exploring. Oh, okay. Here we are. Oh, so there's a new This is a standalone artifacts page.
217. 43:51So, this is claude.aiifacts. Interesting. And then my artifacts. Oh, look. There's the Hollywood time machine.
218. 44:04This is the the vibe coding I did with did with uh Rick Rubin's vibe coding project. Click anywhere to start audio.
219. 44:26bad. All right, let's see. Home. No. What's this? Claude back inspiration.
220. 44:41Power your artifacts. Artifacts with claude API. enable this feature. Okay, I guess it's enabled. New artifact.
221. 45:01Creative projects. I didn't do anything yet. Should I not have clicked those things?
222. 45:15Okay, that's just nothing. That just said that's just prompting me to answer some questions to generate something. So, I'm going to say um
223. 45:34create an app that looks for
224. 45:48The latest news story.
225. 46:06I wonder if it can do that. Might not be able to do that. Okay. Create an app where a user puts in
226. 46:24this is good good coding language where a user puts in an animal um
227. 46:41a here. And hey, does anyone know does anyone remember does Claude have a built-in image generation model? Puts in an animal, a year, and a
228. 46:54location. And the app generates a poem.
229. 47:10Um, let's see. A poem, a short story. They don't. Okay. And
230. 47:32a poem, a short story, and a greeting card. concept. I don't know. That's the stupidest app I've ever thought of. It's so bad.
231. 47:49But but in order for it to generate something, it's got to use Claude. What a delightful and creative concept. Well, thank you, Claude, for
232. 48:02blowing sunshine straight up my booty. I love the idea of generating multiple creative pieces from just three simple
233. 48:09inputs. Here's the plan. User friendly fields, three distinct output sections, design approach, creative gen. Does this align with your
234. 48:21vision? Yes. Go. And if you haven't seen Claude do this in the coding world, we say inputs. No, it's the it's the chat hole, Joker. We
235. 48:34don't say inputs, we say chat hole. If you're new to to AI stuff,
236. 48:51the stuff on the right, it's writing code for us, which if you've never watched it do that, is kind of mind-blowing.
237. 48:58It still blows me away that we're now living in a world where code can just be generated like that. Coders aren't happy about it.
238. 49:18It doesn't do good code. It's garbage code. Not for long.
239. 49:39Oh, yeah. While that thing's coding. Oh, made it. All right. We'll come back to that. We'll see if No, we'll do we'll do this
240. 49:46now since it came here now. All right. So, animal, fox, elephant, butterfly. We're going to go um turtle year. Um 1954
241. 50:00location LA generate creative stories. Is this all we have here? Yeah.
242. 50:15Poem in LA. When 1954 was young, a turtle danced where songs were sung. Through seasons old and stories new, a tale of wonder grew and grew.
243. 50:27With gentle steps and hearts so bright, the turtle brought pure delight. I I'll tell you what, kids and and ladies and gentlemen and
244. 50:38and uh Nardo Wells 1944 beaches of Normandy. Oh my god. 1944 beaches. And we'll do we'll do uh let's see. We'll do seagull. Seagull
245. 50:55location beaches of Normandy. That's actually a good one. Norman D. Um because uh like we'll get to see
246. 51:09if it's got some historical context in here. It should, right? It's got a giant large language model sitting on top of it. All right.
247. 51:19Once in beaches of Normandy long ago in 1944 where flowers used to grow a seagull wandered wild and free living
248. 51:28peace of poetry. The years have passed but still they say the seagull blessed that special day. Beaches of Norm
249. 51:35Normy's heart it dwells and every season softly tells. All right. In the summer of 1944 the beaches of
250. 51:44Normandy was unlike any other. Wildlife photographer came. Greeting card from the beaches of Normandy with love inside. Like a
251. 51:54seagull wandering through time since 1944. Your friendship has brought so much beauty to my world. Thank you for being wonderfully you.
252. 52:09That is [ __ ] horrific. Uh you could obviously refine this thing to not suck. Uh, okay. Let me talk about this. I think this is
253. 52:19a pretty big deal with vibe coding apps like lovable and replet and things like that.
254. 52:34If you know what an API is, and if you're clever enough to go find one and sign up as a developer and get yourself an API key,
255. 52:46and if you figure out that sometimes they cost money and sometimes they don't, and if you can find the one that does what you want it to do,
256. 52:55then you can create an application that makes an API call out to say OpenAI to generate some AI goodness for you.
257. 53:07The fact that I didn't have to do that here is a big deal, right? The fact that I can just make an app that uses Claude
258. 53:16Sonnet 4 as the generating engine. I assume that's what it using and then I can put that out in the world. And
259. 53:22basically what they said in that article was you can't use these applications without a anthropic user ID. So this is a customer acquisition
260. 53:36strategy. I think it's pretty smart. Black bar. I know that's me. A nar do well. I know there's a lot of nerd do wells in here. Grew and
261. 53:45grew should have made it. Hi coup puts it in the chat hole. All right. Um so those so so listen shit's going on.
262. 54:01Here's what I can tell you and promise you. If you're feeling overwhelmed and if you're feeling like, I don't know what to do next, welcome.
263. 54:17Welcome to the club. This is what it's like living in an acceleration. I I don't know that we've ever like in
264. 54:28my life I've lived through bursts of innovation, but the bursts of innovation tend to happen over like longer chunks of time.
265. 54:44This we're in a we're in a whole new we're just in a whole new game. All right. Um let's go play with Mid Journey. Okay. So, here's what
266. 54:57there were two things that I saw that that kind of captivated me. Oh, did these work actually?
267. 55:13No, that one didn't. No.
268. 55:33Okay. So, let me go show you something. Um, my mind [Music]
269. 55:52Okay, so this guy did this prompt that made a really interesting midjourney video. So, see how the kid starts out in the
270. 56:03clouds with fish and then he runs and now he's on land and there's fire and there's no fish. So, he wrote a prompt.
271. 56:11A boy is dreaming. He opens his eyes and starts running away. jumps over fire, catches a bird while fish disappears as
272. 56:19he opens his eyes. That's a weirdly written prompt, but
273. 56:36All right. So, let's go to midjourney and we'll say create. We'll say um claimation style
274. 56:54image of a boy in the clouds with fish swimming
275. 57:10above him. magically. And if you don't know where I am, I'm in uh MidJourney, midjourney.com.
276. 57:24If you haven't played with MidJourney before, I think it is quite worth it.
277. 57:42All right. So, we're going to get some interesting little little things here. All right.
278. 57:56Which one of these do we want to animate? I think it's that one. Let me do variations on this one. We'll do subtle variations on this one.
279. 58:1988 complete. 94 complete. 100 complete. Okay. He doesn't have a face. He sort of has a face. He's cute. He's weird. All right.
280. 58:30We're gonna go with this dude. Okay. So, how you turn this into an animation is you go either low or high motion and
281. 58:40then you do it auto or manual. Since we have this prompt that that guy wrote, we're going to go high motion.
282. 58:46And then instead of the prompt that was there, we're going to paste in a boy is dreaming. He opens his eyes and starts
283. 58:53running away. Okay, here we go. Bang. submitting. All right, let's scroll down here.
284. 59:15Yeah, these are things I did earlier. Oh, that looks great. God, the the I'm telling you, man, the the quality of these animations in
285. 59:25Midjourney is stunning. Look at the parallax there. Parallax is where things in the foreground are moving faster than things
286. 59:41in the background. Gorgeous.
287. 59:59Wow. If I do have midjourney, what's another affordable Oh, if you don't have
288. 1:00:14midjourney, what's another affordable option? Um, well, there's for for video there there's really none. They're all
289. 1:00:28pretty expensive. There might be some open- source ones. I think one of I think Korea might give you
290. 1:00:42some amount of credits a day. Brandon just said that V3 is in paid Canva. So, if you've got a a paid Canva
291. 1:00:56account, it's in there. All right, let's go see if our our little boy did what he's supposed to do. There he's running.
292. 1:01:09There's the birds and no fish. He's running. The fish go away. There's the fire. jumped over. There's the bird.
293. 1:01:17Wow. So, yeah. So, you can definitely And now if we we can extend this thing now. Extend video.
294. 1:01:34We're going to do low motion. A boy picks up
295. 1:01:50three colored balls of yarn and starts juggling. Juggling is notoriously hard for these things to do.
296. 1:02:04So, let's see if we can get it so that he after this little running thing, he starts juggling. That's pretty bonkers.
297. 1:02:20Pretty bonkers.
298. 1:02:37All right. 35% complete. The fact that it does four four videos at a time, this is like a fifth the cost
299. 1:02:50of any other video model and it's uh you get four of them for every generation. Oh, look. It does look like he's
300. 1:03:02juggling. Paid Canva V3 is five generations per month. Okay, that's not really That's not really all that useful.
301. 1:03:2992% complete. All right, let's see what we got. So, he's running. The fish are disappearing. He jumps over the fire.
302. 1:03:44And now he's juggling two things. And the fish are fascinated. All right, now he runs. This part's all the same.
303. 1:03:56There he's got that the birds twirling on his head. I wouldn't exactly call it juggling, but you know, he's juggling the fish there.
304. 1:04:17All right. So, the most successful one I think was the first one. Wait, this one runs around, gets behind there. No, that was not the
305. 1:04:34right one. This one. Okay. All right. So, he juggles the
306. 1:04:48ball. So, now we're going to extend it again. Okay. So, this is the one we like. So, we're gonna go extend high
307. 1:04:54motion. And then we're gonna go a boy um puts on a top hat and walks onto
308. 1:05:13a circus. ring like the ring master. Ring master. Isn't that what they're called? All right, go.
309. 1:05:31So, you can do this four different times, right? So, you've got an original 5-second, you've got an original 5-second video,
310. 1:05:40and then you've got four 4-se secondond extensions. And you can prompt each of those extensions to do something different.
311. 1:05:48So you can create a 21 second film that's got different story segments in it. That's me juggling decisions. New
312. 1:05:58movie called The Social Network 2 come out blasting Facebook's negative impact. Yeah, that would be good. Or is that real?
313. 1:06:16Oh, look. He's putting on the top hat. Very cool. Oh, there's his little his little cape outfit. This is good. I'm telling you,
314. 1:06:28man. Midjourney's got something figured out here that that other other models haven't quite cracked. There's something about the lighting in
315. 1:06:41this and the shadows, the consistency of it. It's just good. 92% complete. All right, here we go.
316. 1:06:55There's our little dude running. Now he's going to juggle a little with the propeller bird wing head thing. Oh, fish
317. 1:07:03just turned into a hat. I like it. Okay. And so now, oh wait, we got to watch the other ones, right? So there's this.
318. 1:07:17This is kind of cool, right? It keeps that part's all the same. And now it's just going to change what happens here. There's this top hat.
319. 1:07:26All right. Let's see. Here's this one. It would be nice if he went into a circus ring. He just put a fish on his head.
320. 1:07:43All right, last one. All right. So,
321. 1:08:07so we're going to go high motion and so we're going to go let's see camera moves. Oh, thank you for the the gift. Uh, Red
322. 1:08:23Dead Red Ad Admiral, thank you for the gift. I appreciate that. Um, camera moves behind the boy and reveals that he is
323. 1:08:43he is looking at a large audience of sea creatures.
324. 1:08:58Watching watching his circus performance high motion Tik Tok pin. Now we need some music for it for Suna. We do
325. 1:09:14actually. [Applause] I'm sleepy.
326. 1:09:29Champy. You sleepy? Yeah, of course you're sleepy. You're sleeping. The definition of sleepy. There's no sleeping in AI.
327. 1:09:42I actually turn off the air. It's kind of nice out. [Music]
328. 1:10:08What I don't know here. Well, we'll find out. This is why we do this. We'll see if Oh, well, yeah, we'll
329. 1:10:15see if the camera actually turns around behind him and shows the audience. That would be swell if we got that. Looks
330. 1:10:22like it's trying to do something. down. It didn't understand my my instructions. So, one of the things you will learn
331. 1:10:35when you start playing with AI is if you're shitty at prompting, stuff doesn't look good. [Music]
332. 1:10:51All right, let's go. Let's go to the videape.
333. 1:11:05And it didn't move behind him, but it reveals curtains. Okay. Running. Watch what I do with this fish.
334. 1:11:23Yeah, that's what I wanted. Not quite an audience, but it was a good camera move. All right, let's see what this one does.
335. 1:11:42The other thing that I will say, if you're watching this and you're like, you know, you could have done that in
336. 1:11:46these six other tools, you're probably right. But this idea of being able to tell longer form stories with these extensions is
337. 1:11:58fascinating to me. [Music] So the one we got that was close was
338. 1:12:12this one, right? And then I've got one, two, three, four.
339. 1:12:30No, this one. [Music]
340. 1:12:46Okay, I got one. I got one. Okay, you guys are going to hate me. Um, a giant felt shark
341. 1:13:06um swims out of the audience portal and swallows
342. 1:13:20the boy. follows the boy in one gulp. Listen, this is a late night show. If you if you were expecting this to have a happy
343. 1:13:33ending, I'm I'm sorry. All right, here we go. Let's see if we can get a shark to eat our
344. 1:13:47our protagonist. Oh, this is dark. I remember poor Frank, too. His dream became a nightmare.
345. 1:14:04The shark. Listen, I think what you all know here is this channel is really just an opportunity for me to entertain myself.
346. 1:14:18That's the goal. That's the purpose. You all just happen to be weirdass voyers. We're not weird. We're irregular. I know.
347. 1:14:30It doesn't change the fact that Oh, there's the shark. Look at the shark. Oh my god.
348. 1:14:46Oh my god. Oh my god. It's so bad. Oh my god. Oh, it's so good. It's so
349. 1:15:03good. This is one now that's actually really hard to do sound for because I think we'd have to drop it into like you could do a song in suno
350. 1:15:21but then I think you need to do another song where it's just screechy like you know some sort of Jaws kind of
351. 1:15:28terrifying like this should all be everything's fun everything's Everything's fun. Hey, look at the magic circus. Hello audience. What's
352. 1:15:41happening? I don't know why this gives me such joy.
353. 1:16:02Oh my god. Yeah. Yeah. Look at our fantastic audience over here. I think everything's going great. Oh no, Mr. Bill. Oh yeah,
354. 1:16:12he's still there. Let's see if it actually gets him. Oh my god, this is funny. It's super cute. It is, but the boy's
355. 1:16:24still there at the end. Exactly. Oh, you could This piece could be called False Alarm. All right. still there.
356. 1:16:36He's got to eat him. Did they not eat him? They really should just Okay, so I I know what we'll do.
357. 1:16:57It sort of knocked them over. Okay, so here's what we're going to do. We're going to go. There's the prompt. There's the prompt. Here's the
358. 1:17:10There's our There's our starting point video. So, a giant felt shark swims out of the audience portal and swallows the boy in one gulp,
359. 1:17:21making him disappear. All right.
360. 1:17:35And then where's my stylization at? It's low. Maybe I should put that a little higher. We'll try We'll try a second one with
361. 1:17:44stylization higher. So, bang, bang, bang. Can I not use this? There we go. So, we'll try a second.
362. 1:18:16The boy still standing there is a good jank. It's good janky. It's good janky.
363. 1:18:32I was going to put in a pool of blood, but my sisters and I were freaked out. Oh, man. Shark tanked. Oh, yeah. That would be good.
364. 1:18:44The AI once do no harm. Yeah, you're right. It does. All right. Look, there he's there. He's getting eaten in that one in the upper left.
365. 1:18:54No cartoon characters. We're harmed in this. Now, now we love a little jank. We've come a long way, baby. Yeah. Well, like
366. 1:19:07I don't like him not being there at the end. Like, he should be gone. This should be a heartbreaking story of of of of cloud play.
367. 1:19:22All right, here we go. This is actually remarkably fast, too, right? Like how fi fast it's doing these things.
368. 1:19:31It's making four videos that fast. And here comes the shark. It bit his head off, but his head's still there. Oh, wait. I got to change.
369. 1:19:45There we go. One, two, three, four. Yeah. And so this is the last extension we can do. You can't do any after this.
370. 1:20:06[Laughter] Oh, wait. Got [Music]
371. 1:20:35That one was pretty good. It got his head and got another fish. A fish swam in his mouth. That was pretty good. Let's watch this again.
372. 1:20:45It pauses a little bit too long right here. There's kind of nothing happens. Maybe there you could have a pause there
373. 1:20:52and then he comes out of nowhere and eats that and grabs his head and takes the boy away. I think that's pretty
374. 1:20:58good. All right, let's see the last one. There he is. Jumps over the fire. Comes in here, juggles, puts on his top hat.
375. 1:21:19[Laughter] That's perfect. All right, that's the one. Oh my god. What do they call that thing? A circus
376. 1:21:34collopy. Freddy, be gentle. He gets booted by a by a goldfish. I like that. It's It's like one of his little buddies coming in to save him,
377. 1:21:46but it's too late. Oh my god. Everything's good.
378. 1:22:03That's hilarious. All right. Yeah, this one this one actually needs kind of sound design and I don't think
379. 1:22:13we have enough time for that tonight. But let me go um so if you don't know Sununo sununo.com this going to make make a song.
380. 1:22:26We're going to do an instrumental only. We're going to do Oh, I've got a Oh, this has got the weird god damn this thing.
381. 1:22:34Um, Dark Reader. Thanks, Pate, for let letting us know about Dark Reader, but it's weird. It's slow.
382. 1:22:53Okay. Yeah. Okay. Um, underwater circus. How do you spell colliopy?
383. 1:23:07Vicki coy. Okay, got it. I was close. Just two L's. Clyopy. Jeff Flanigan for the win.
384. 1:23:23Silverf Fox got it. Dr. Jay's got it. Danielle's got it. Okay, smarty pants. No need to show up the host with your
385. 1:23:31fancy word spellings. All right. Underwater circus collopy. Um, with a dark undertone.
386. 1:23:47All right. And let's we'll generate six of them.
387. 1:24:02day franchic Bob. Hey Bob. Yeah, tell them what they've won. Hey, they haven't won anything. I hate to break it to you
388. 1:24:13there, Jimbo, but uh this is not a game show. It's a it's a it's a learning lab. It's not even really a lab. It's there's
389. 1:24:21there's some sort of educational content here, but it's mostly well it it it's what appears to be an attempt at
390. 1:24:30entertainment more than education, I would say. All right. Fantiastic. The drowning carnival. [Music]
391. 1:24:47I kind of like that. [Music] takes too long. [Music]
392. 1:25:10That's really good. That's really good, too. All right.
393. 1:25:29Oh, maybe this was is what comes in. Maybe we crossfade between [Music]
394. 1:25:55That's interesting. That takes too long.
395. 1:26:22God damn. I these these tools are [ __ ] remarkable. Do you guys get how lucky we are to be in a time in
396. 1:26:37history where we get to play with this [ __ ] It's [ __ ] staggering. [Music] Yeah, that's what we're going to go to.
397. 1:27:00[Music] [Music] [Music]
398. 1:27:17Why is he singing like that? It's really annoying. I I was enjoying the thing when he was telling us how to do things.
399. 1:27:23It's called the AI learning lab and I would expect him to be teaching something and the curriculum was going
400. 1:27:28fine except for the dark twist it took at the end there. I don't know why he has to have the thing eaten by a shark.
401. 1:27:33Seems a little aggro. Anyway, and then he just started singing and then like what I what is this channel? Who are you people?
402. 1:27:43Why do you watch this? It's very confusing. All right. [Music]
403. 1:28:08Tom Noddler. My 5-year-old won't remember a time when she couldn't generate animations herself of a dragon all set to music. I know.
404. 1:28:16It's It's just crazy. It's Like the fact that we were able to like part of what I wanted to experiment with tonight with MidJourney was
405. 1:28:32like I'm not doing any kind of real prompting here, right? Other than I don't know, make the guy juggle balls, turn the thing into a
406. 1:28:43hat, show the audience, and then make a shark come out of that thing. [Laughter]
407. 1:28:58It's just it's just quite remarkable. iMovie. Is that right? I movie. I like the combination of the first tune
408. 1:29:14that transitions to the ominous sounds. Yeah, I think that's going to work. I think it's going to work, actually.
409. 1:29:19All right. So, let's let's get into our there's our previous movie we made in here. All of my all all of my projects are
410. 1:29:29called my movie and then a number cuz I'm a [ __ ] idiot. Do not follow me for file naming
411. 1:29:43strategy. Okay. Um, where am I going? Downloads, right? I made a song, too. Okay, cool. Let me go grab these.
412. 1:29:57Drop them in there. All right. So, we'll put this down here. And then this is the one. Yep. That one goes down first.
413. 1:30:08Let's see how it plays. [Music] I think it should start. Yeah.
414. 1:30:28Yep. Okay. [Music]
415. 1:30:48Okay, right about there is where it needs to get ominous.
416. 1:31:03[Music] [Music] Okay. So, we'll do that and then we'll grab this and move it
417. 1:31:20down. I can move this below it, right? Or above it. Yes, above it. Okay. So,
418. 1:31:34[Music] Okay. So, this can't start until Oops. So, we go right and then maybe
419. 1:31:52there. Okay. So, here. Here we put a key frame in. And then here we put a key frame in. Did I put a key frame in? No.
420. 1:32:09Oh, no. I know what we do. We do. [Music]
421. 1:32:24Can I change that curve? I don't think I can. So, we're going to we're not going to use that thing. We're going to use a key frame.
422. 1:32:33And we're going to move that over there. And we're going to move that bang down to zero. Maybe this comes out to here.
423. 1:32:43And then here we're going to do a ramp up. And then I think we do it something like that. [Music] Not there. It's going to be later.
424. 1:33:00[Music] It's close. [Music]
425. 1:33:21It's just stupid. All right. Close. Close. Okay. this. We're doing some precision timing
426. 1:33:36here. [Music]
427. 1:33:56It's so bad. It's so bad. It's so bad. It's good. Oh my god, this is [ __ ] awesome. Um,
428. 1:34:12I think we do this and then we do a transition to black. So, we're going to go to background black. Drop that bad boy in there.
429. 1:34:23Then we'll do a transition of cross dissolve between those two puppies. And then I think we'll do a little title.
430. 1:34:34Little title because we did that the other day per Brandon suggestion. I thought it was quite good. Um
431. 1:34:45All right. And then we'll go titles. It was this one. I think we can use this as our our forever
432. 1:35:00So this can say AI learning lab and this can say I think this down here was by Kyle Shannon and then I think up here oh we
433. 1:35:15said thanks midjourney we got to say more mid journey magic Oh, maybe it's the title. Maybe it's the title. Um,
434. 1:35:33what should it be called? Bad audience member. Um, my worst critic.
435. 1:35:48That's good. We'll put that in quotes. I think I think what we should do is we'll do um AI learning lab up there
436. 1:35:58and then down here we'll do my worst critic. My worst critic. [Laughter] Oh yeah, that's good. by Kyle Shannon
437. 1:36:15uh with Mid Journey and Suno. Okay. So, and we got to have the uh this taper
438. 1:36:32have that end there. We'll have it taper out there. All right. Let's look at our movie. Let's look at our movie, peoples.
439. 1:36:41We'll go full screen. [Music]
440. 1:37:02[Laughter] print it.
441. 1:37:17Fade out to Wait, the fade out of the collap needs to be faster. Faster later. Okay. All right. Fine. Fine. Faster
442. 1:37:28later. Okay. Let's see. So, wait. Where did I do that? Hang on. So I got to shorten these. Yeah. So it needs to be faster later. So
443. 1:37:45maybe like that. Yeah, that's good. Okay, that works. All right. And then [Music]
444. 1:38:01[Laughter] And then wait, we got to we've got to fade this out a little sooner so it goes completely to black. Yeah, there we go. [Music]
445. 1:38:21[Laughter] We could We could extend that, couldn't we? Yeah. And then extend the music a little bit. Yeah.
446. 1:38:43[Music] All right.
447. 1:38:58Oops. Let's see. Move that a little more. Like that. Okay. So, we're going to go export share file.
448. 1:39:13So, this is going to be called fish circus. Oh, wait. No, it's called my worst. My worst critic. My worst critic.
449. 1:39:29That is so good. Thanks, Gavin. It's pretty good, right? So, is all that editing within MidJourney? No, Silver
450. 1:39:35Fox. So, sorry about that. I jumped over to iMovie. So, basically what I created was in Midjourney, I created the five
451. 1:39:45segment single video, right? So it was the the opening thing it created and then I extended it four times and the
452. 1:39:53fourth extension was the shark. And then and then I did two songs in the first Collia one and then the ominous
453. 1:40:01one. Um and then I mixed all three of those together in iMovie which did the titles and the being able to fade
454. 1:40:09crossfade the music and things like that. All right. Fish and chips. Okay. So, I think that's I think that's
455. 1:40:17out there. Now, this is going to be really fun. This should be a lot of fun for you. I'm about to try to upload a
456. 1:40:24video file to X. And here's something really funny. Um, Elon Musk has figured out a way to capture a skyscraper sized
457. 1:40:35rocket penis with chopsticks that's falling from space, but you can't upload a video file to the Xplatform reliably. Awesome.
458. 1:40:48It's [ __ ] cool. Like, we're going to Mars. Could Before we like get put the robots on another planet, could could we
459. 1:40:58just fix the [ __ ] video upload? Okay. All right. Oh my god. 11 Labs voice design new
460. 1:41:12mode, new model in your DMs. Good lord. Really unbelievable. All right, so before before we go over to X, well, actually
461. 1:41:23actually I was going to go over to X and turn on sound. So let's go do that and then we'll upload as well. All right, X.
462. 1:41:32Um, sound on. Yes, let's the series. Introducing Voice Design V3O 11s. My blade is ready. fine-tuned to
463. 1:41:44our most advanced model yet. Now you can describe a voice and we'll create it for you. This could be the final ingredient. From
464. 1:41:54the surreal to the serious. This is strictly confidential. From the poignant to the preposterous. Greetings,
465. 1:42:02Earthlings. I must say your voice models are out of this world. Perfect for films, video games, and any other
466. 1:42:10project. Voice Design can help you bring your stories to life. Back in my day, we didn't need all these fancy gadgets. So,
467. 1:42:19try Voice Design V3 today, only with 11 Labs. Unbelievable. I did a I did a uh a talk to a group of voice actors two
468. 1:42:30years ago. Um and I said, "Yeah, it's I don't have a lot of good news for you." Uh that to me looks like the you
469. 1:42:41know like like we are quickly arriving. I mean it's unbelievable if you if you look at just look at the animation that
470. 1:42:48we just did. So in about an hour not even in about 30 minutes we made that video of like the crocheted yarn style
471. 1:42:58like I don't even know where that came from. What it doesn't matter. We did the uniform cloud style. Oh I said
472. 1:43:06claimation style. That's what it was. It did that. We told this story. We did the music. We could do a voice over.
473. 1:43:15Like we could have that little kid going, you know, saying whatever with a voice like we did here. I just it like like we're getting to the
474. 1:43:26point where every single um every single profession is now here's here's what I'll say about this. It this is not every single
475. 1:43:39profession is ruined is gone. What this is is every single profession now has an entirely new way to produce what they used to produce.
476. 1:43:55And a lot of them are going to hate it. The same reason that current programmers hate vibe coding because it democratizes something that
477. 1:44:07took them [ __ ] 30 years to master. Right. There's a there's a very cool um interview with Rick Rubin where he's
478. 1:44:17talking about music. And music used to be you'd put in your 10,000 hours on the violin and you'd get, you know, a seat
479. 1:44:23at the orchestra and you would learn, you know, music theory and mastery and all that. And then punk rock came along
480. 1:44:31and it was three chords and two fingers, you know, power chords, two fingers, three chords, and you could be a rock star.
481. 1:44:39And he said, "Vibe coding is the punk rock, you know, of coding." And and what we just did is is you know the punk rock
482. 1:44:47of movie making and the filmmakers are gonna [ __ ] hate it. But Jesus, look at what we just did. Okay, so let's let's watch together.
483. 1:45:02All right. So, we're gonna say there's my there's my movie and we're gonna say my worst critic.
484. 1:45:18A tail. Oh, a tail. Like a fish tail. A ta tale of a boy who ran away. Swam away. Who swam away with
485. 1:45:38the fish circus. Hey, Talltail. Um, uploading 14%.
486. 1:45:52Okay, let's see. So, we're going to go at scobilizer. We're going to go at midjourney. We're going to go at sununo.
487. 1:46:06All right, I think that's good for now. 36%. This is actually This looks more stable than I've I've ever seen it.
488. 1:46:14Normally what it does is it'll go up to 40, back down to zero, up to 38, back Oh, see it just went from 41, back to
489. 1:46:2238. So, I have a feeling this is going to error out at Pixar. Yeah. Okay, we'll put Sure. We'll put it Pixar here at Pixar.
490. 1:46:36Um, I I'm I'm still I I remain blown away that we can just do this now. [Music]
491. 1:47:16The fact that it ends with that music is so good. Your your wish came true. There was an error. Thank God. Oh, look at
492. 1:47:24that. Isn't that sweet? Yeah. You can you can catch a skyscraper with chopsticks, but you can't upload a video. [Laughter]
493. 1:47:38Oh my god. Okay, wait. Let's see. Um, let's try to post it. Wait. Oh, no. You know what I want to do? I want to do um What's remarkable is
494. 1:47:53that this Little story is a single midjourney
495. 1:48:09clip extended four times with different story
496. 1:48:23elements each time and two original songs from Sunno. Um,
497. 1:48:40and it was all done in about 30 minutes. What a time to be alive. exclamation point. Okay.
498. 1:48:55So, what I want you to do, I'm going to try to upload this now. Let's see if it errors out again. And then while that's going to that's
499. 1:49:06going to fail again. All right. So, wait. Let me go let me just go save this as a different file format because we
500. 1:49:11know we have to do that now because that's the way this [ __ ] works. Where did I export it? Oh, there we go. Export as
501. 1:49:25720p is fine. My worst critic. All right. All right. It's going. It's looking
502. 1:49:39good. 30% 31%. It's It's photo realism looks are through the roof. Image gen. That's intentional. What's intentional?
503. 1:49:52The photo realalism thing. It just came out. Anybody use Higsfield Soul or or heard of it? Wow. I seriously we're we're out of time. You
504. 1:50:07You simply can't keep up with this. Like stuff is dropping as we're having a show to talk about all the stuff that dropped
505. 1:50:16right before the show. This is unbelievable. This is unbelievable. Did it work? Okay. No error.
506. 1:50:30All right. So, let's get rid of this bad boy and let's go add in the mauv version of this and watch it fail.
507. 1:50:40All right. 1% 2% 3% 4% 5 6 7 This looks promising. 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 57 7 19 21 22 33 We'll see if it gets to 38% and
508. 1:50:54then backs down. 30 31 32 33. Dear Elon Musk 30, it went 1235. All right, now it's at 40. We're still sort of progressing upward. 50.
509. 1:51:10Uhoh. hung 87. I think I think we're gonna get there. Dear Elon, congratulations on your little rocket. Sorry about the last one.
510. 1:51:26Could you [ __ ] fix video upload on Twitter? Okay, so here's what I want. There's 39 people. There's four people on each channel.
511. 1:51:36Go to my Twitter account, Kyle Shannon. I'm about to post this and do me a favor. Like this video and and quote
512. 1:51:44quote tweet it, quote post it, whatever the [ __ ] they call that, where you forward it on and say, "Hey, look how
513. 1:51:50fun this is. This was fun to watch being made." Would you do that for me? Thank you. Okay. Something just hit Alabama. All right.
514. 1:52:00Some storm or UFOs or something. The the the the ball. You see the ball? The thing down in South America, they got the ball,
515. 1:52:09like soccer sized ball, but it flew fell out of the sky and it's got [ __ ] on it. Hoax, no hoax, who cares? Doesn't
516. 1:52:16matter. We live in cool times. We can just make [ __ ] like this. Here we go. Play it again for you. We just make this [Music]
517. 1:52:49No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. [Music] [Laughter]
518. 1:53:10Oh my god. Oh, it's so good. All right. All right. We're [ __ ] filmmakers now. I'm I'm submitting that thing for a short an
519. 1:53:20Oscar for the shorts next year. Um, fantastic. Watch that percentage jump around. Reminds me of Isles Apple's time
520. 1:53:29remaining when we did backups. Yeah, exactly. Like like don't give us a progress bar if it's meaningless. And don't
521. 1:53:37you you have the world's most popular communications platform that highly features video and your video uploading service is broken.
522. 1:53:50Does am I the only [ __ ] one that notices this now? It's probably I guarantee it's it there's probably some corporate thing
523. 1:53:59where if you're on Xfinity internet, which I am, they probably are at some corporate war with Google and Google or
524. 1:54:07or uh Twitter and and Twitter purposefully nerfs their upload stability to piss all over the corporate corporate people suck. Okay, said it.
525. 1:54:22New AI categories coming to the Oscars. Really, Kak not surprising. Look out, Tim Burton. Um, okay. So, the other thing that we
526. 1:54:33did right before I leave, let me change my tabs and share one other thing. Right before we came on, we went on to opendeepresearch.org.dev
527. 1:54:47dev openressearch.dev. So if you go right now to open deepepressearch.dev, it's an open-source deepresarch tool
528. 1:54:59and let's see where did I Yeah, this is it. Okay. So what I asked it to do was I I asked it to find me archetypal
529. 1:55:10what are the what are the what are the character archetypes for children's stories globally? Um, and so let's see what it came up with here.
530. 1:55:22Global fairy tale archetypes and their crosscultural counterparts. This research examines the universal
531. 1:55:29archetypes. Kef note. Oh, not a fact, just a guess. Okay, cool. Got it. That's cool. Well, oh, oh, like will there be
532. 1:55:39Well, you know what's going to happen, Kak? Oh, the thing we're looking at right now just launched today. This is brand new.
533. 1:55:48The thing we're looking at right now, what I think is probably going to happen in the Oscars, AI films will have kind of ghetto status
534. 1:56:00initially, right? Where they may reluctantly create some AI categories and those will be given as technical technical Oscars.
535. 1:56:11Cost of midjourney, that's a good question. I'll tell you in a second. They'll they'll they'll give technical
536. 1:56:16Oscars just like they give, you know, Oscars for like new film chemical, you know, formulations. Um, it'll start out in the in the sort of
537. 1:56:29not in prime time and then they may reluctantly do a specialty Oscar like best film that's AI generated and then
538. 1:56:38at some point it'll just have to be absorbed because so many films will use so much AI you won't be able to tell
539. 1:56:45what's live action, what's what's uh what's AI. Um, and they'll just it'll just become another part of the film
540. 1:56:53making process, I think. Okay. Cost cost of midjourney subscriptions. So, with the $10 a month subscription, you
541. 1:57:04get like I forget what it is. It's like four. It's like an hour an hour of It's not even an hour. Is it
542. 1:57:12a minute? I don't know. It It's maybe it's four minute. I don't [ __ ] know. You get some handful of of video productions in fast mode.
543. 1:57:22You get no video productions in slow mode. And so basically for 10 bucks a month you get like I don't know 15 or 20
544. 1:57:29videos. For 30 bucks a month you get like I don't know 120 something videos and then no videos in slow mode. And
545. 1:57:42then for 60 bucks a month, you get like four or 500 in fast mode, but then you have unlimited in slow mode. So
546. 1:57:50basically, if you want to just use AI video all the time or midjourney video all the time, you really need the
547. 1:57:5860 buck a month thing, which if you compare it to something like V3, which is 125 bucks a month for three months
548. 1:58:07and then it's going up to 250. Um uh uh some of the other tools that are are really good like runway like the video
549. 1:58:16tools are pretty expensive. So 60 bucks is kind of in line or cheaper than other video tools. And the the fact that you
550. 1:58:25get four videos as quickly as you get them, as cheaply as you get them, and you get four of them with Midjourney is
551. 1:58:32another reason that it's remarkable. the fact that it doesn't. There's two things that Midjourney sucks at right now. One is text. It
552. 1:58:42doesn't do text well. It just doesn't. So, what you may have to do is um do your images outside of Midjourney,
553. 1:58:50import them into MidJourney and then and then animate them within MidJourney. You can do that. It doesn't have to be a
554. 1:58:55MidJourney image. And then the other thing is it's not doing sort of the voice, the sound effects, all the audio
555. 1:59:02stuff and that like the acting that VO3 does. Um, which is a real bummer because because now you kind of have to duct
556. 1:59:11tape a bunch of different tools together, but I assume at some point they'll get there because they're MidJourney's vision is not to be an
557. 1:59:18image generation tool or a video generation tool. where they're headed is real time world generation models where
558. 1:59:26you'll be able to enter a world with characters and 3D objects and sounds and all the stuff and video is just sort of
559. 1:59:34the second stage of four stages. It was images, video, 3D worlds and then real time world creation. So that's the journey that they're
560. 1:59:44that's the mid journey they're on. We're we're about midway through that journey. And I think the fact that they're
561. 1:59:50training it, they're probably much farther down that path than what they're show showing to us, which is probably
562. 1:59:56why the video is as good as it is. Okay. So, where I'm at right now is openressearch.dev. And I before we came on, I think you get
563. 2:00:06one dev one prompt. I don't know if it's a day, a month, I don't know what it is. Um, and I asked it to do these
564. 2:00:14archetypes. So it said the research examines universal archetypes that present in fairy tales across different cultures and their narrative
565. 2:00:21counterparts worldwide such as the innocent hero, the villain, the trickster, and the princess. Introduction. Okay. Archetypal taxonomy,
566. 2:00:30culture, China. So wait, here's the archetype variations. Magic helper, footwear, golden slipper, oppressor, stepmother. Oh, cool. This is
567. 2:00:42really cool. The resurrected beauty, the archetypal role systems conclusion. All right. Oh, so it's short, but it
568. 2:00:50didn't it didn't really it only did China, Egypt, Germany, and Korea. So, I would I would basically say that's
569. 2:01:00thin and crappy. Give me more. I can download it as a PDF. You get what you pay for. Exactly. All right. Cool.
570. 2:01:09All right. So, that's that. That was a lot tonight. We got through a lot. We made a little movie. We're gonna win an Oscar. [Laughter]
571. 2:01:19All right. Do me a favor. I want you to go to the URL Brandon's about to pop up on screen. [Music] That one. Go to the salon.ai if you're
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574. 2:01:47and you can start to connect with other people that are curious about AI. If you're one of those people that you're
575. 2:01:53trying to figure this stuff out, someone was in here earlier going, "Where do I get lessons on this? How do I start this
576. 2:01:57stuff?" You've got to be in community. You can't not be in community. Wait, you can't Yeah. not be You have to be in community. have to.
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583. 2:02:52checking out if you haven't checked that out yet. All right. Um on YouTube, do us a favor. If you haven't followed it already, follow
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585. 2:03:17Especially if your name is Gavin. Gavin, I think I think you're being trolled by producer Brandon. All right. Fantastic. Um I am getting
586. 2:03:30out of here. Peace. Yeah. Uh, as Brandon's writing right now, come back tomorrow for another 54 new announcements. I I don't know what's
587. 2:03:40h Oh, I I'll tell you probably what's happening. Um, in the rumor mill today is GPT5 coming out July 17th. So, if
588. 2:03:50that's anywhere in the neighborhood of true, within a month, we're going to have GPT5. It It seems like we're pretty close to
589. 2:03:58having Grock 3.5, which is supposed to be really good. Um, I don't know. We've we've got a couple other big models coming out, but
590. 2:04:07whenever something big is about to drop, all the other companies get their [ __ ] together and push stuff out. So, I think
591. 2:04:14the next month is going to be lots and lots of Thank you, Winston, very much. I appreciate that. There's going to be
592. 2:04:19lots and lots of uh new tech to play with. It's going to be hard to keep up with. Assume you're going to be
593. 2:04:24overwhelmed, okay? Um, and just give yourself some grace for that, but but you're likely going to be overwhelmed.
594. 2:04:33Oh, I got to change my I got to turn off that stupid reverser thing because I can't see the post-it note when that's
595. 2:04:39dark reader. There we go. Now I can. Okay. Um Oh, that's why that was in dark mode. I the the uh Oh, none of you are
596. 2:04:48seeing this. It doesn't matter. Okay. All right. So, uh have yourself a good night. I'll see you here tomorrow at
597. 2:04:548:00 PM Mountain time. Same bat time, same bat channel. Uh hope you have a good night. Bye.