10/4/2024 Exploring ChatGPT's NEW Canvas: Code, Write, & Iterate Like NEVER Before!

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0:01 [Music]
0:19 oh
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0:39 not simple to
0:42 say most
0:44 days I don't recognize me that these
0:48 shoes and this apron that place and its
0:52 patrons have taken more than I gave
0:57 them it's not easy to know
1:02 I'm not
1:03 anything like I used to be although it's
1:07 true I was never attention sweet Center
1:12 I still remember that
1:15 girl she's
1:17 imperfect but she
1:20 tries she is good but she
1:24 lies she is she's hard on
1:28 herself she is is broken and won't ask
1:32 for hell she is messy but she's
1:38 kind she's
1:40 lonely most of the time she is all of
1:44 this mixed up and B the beautiful
1:49 pie she's gone but she used to be m
1:57 [Music]
2:01 sometimes life justs in through the back
2:05 door and carves out a person makes you
2:09 believe it's all
2:11 true now I've got
2:14 you you're not what I ask if I'm honest
2:19 I know I would give it all up for a
2:23 chance for a chance for a chance to
2:26 start over rewrite an ending or two
2:33 [Music]
2:36 I can't sing he's too singy he's too
2:39 highly
2:40 [Music]
2:58 good stand
3:01 between you and a hard place is
3:05 [Music]
3:07 insane standing too
3:10 near you and a fire makes it
3:16 clear your trouble to
3:20 [Music]
3:22 me real trouble can you
3:28 see leaning in close
3:32 smelling your perfume scares me
3:36 most leaning
3:40 away it feels farther every
3:46 day your trouble to
3:51 [Music]
3:52 me real trouble can't just see
4:00 [Music]
4:12 hey what's this Channel about anyway
4:14 listen I'll tell you what this Channel's
4:16 about welcome
4:18 everybody this is the AI learning lab
4:20 it's Friday night date night what that
4:22 means is that we got people from all
4:24 over the world come here they they it's
4:26 they
4:28 preferably blind dat they invite him
4:31 over for nachos you know the date thinks
4:33 it's going to be like a Netflix and
4:34 chill situation they got some nice
4:36 nachos there they cooked them up in the
4:37 air fryer and then they turn on the Tik
4:41 Tok and I show up and then date's like
4:44 what what are we
4:45 doing and and then the irregular the the
4:48 one that comes here all the time is like
4:50 we're going to watch we're going to
4:51 watch the AI learning
4:53 lab and and then the date leaves and
4:56 then the the person that had the blind
4:58 date over doesn't really give [ __ ] they
5:00 just keep
5:03 watching oh and what do we talk about we
5:06 talk about AI uh we learned about it we
5:09 philosophized about it lately it's been
5:11 a lot more
5:13 philosophizing because AI is
5:16 getting remarkably powerful
5:19 [Music]
5:48 [Applause]
5:51 [Music]
5:59 hey is this place I can rest my
6:03 [Music]
6:06 forehead gather my thoughts and sweet
6:10 [Music]
6:13 silence and is this place where the
6:16 feelings are
6:20 dead from an over exposure to
6:24 violence this is the place I can slowly
6:28 face the only one I truly can
6:32 know these are tears from a long time
6:36 ago got there's no date night like
6:39 Friday night date night I hit a brick
6:41 wall of pointlessness with four major
6:43 models when it comes to coding blle oh
6:46 that
6:46 [Music]
6:49 sucks what's the what's the issue Pate
6:52 is that is it that you're doing large
6:54 blocks of code and it gets confused
6:57 David Shapiro's YouTube video is
6:59 interesting
7:00 got to respect the person who follows
7:02 his heart follows their
7:03 [Music]
7:06 heart yeah David Shapiro if you don't
7:08 know is a
7:10 YouTuber who's been in the AI game for
7:14 for some amount of years written five
7:17 books on
7:20 AGI
7:22 and two days ago or
7:26 yesterday uh announced that he's getting
7:28 out of the AI game
7:31 [Music]
7:41 and he
7:42 said some percentage of it was
7:44 influenced by an iasa
7:46 [Laughter]
7:48 trip which you got to give him props for
7:51 uh coping to that
7:56 [Music]
8:23 are you going to sing or you're just
8:24 going to whimper what are you doing
8:27 [Music]
8:43 think that's one more up isn't
8:46 [Music]
8:51 it no that's not it it was right before
8:56 [Music]
9:02 the boys were singing
9:05 shingling the summer that we
9:09 met you were 10 and
9:13 17 how could I for
9:17 again all the stars from near and far
9:21 were watching from
9:24 above watching two
9:27 teenagers fall in love
9:32 The Way We Danced was not a dance but
9:36 more long
9:38 Embrace we held on to each other and
9:43 floated there in
9:46 space I was shy to kiss you while the
9:50 whole world could see so shingling said
9:55 everything for me
9:58 [Music]
10:05 we thought we'd lost our
10:08 minds they could not make heads or tals
10:11 of the Young Folks silly
10:14 rhymes you and I knew all the words and
10:18 we all sang along to Old
10:23 sham D ding
10:26 shaming Dang d
10:29 [Music]
10:35 [Music]
10:39 all right good people of the Tik Tock
10:41 welcome welcome
10:43 [Music]
10:54 welcome I asked P a question then
10:56 ignored his answer I'm adding
11:00 I just compined to Millie vanilly track
11:02 with an LM notebook deep
11:05 dive that's pretty good I like it well
11:08 that's that's what I'm doing in the uh
11:09 the uh the Broadway show show is mixing
11:11 music into it I think it's really cool
11:13 you just produce it like a regular
11:15 podcast I'm adding to an existing
11:18 codebase changes across five plus files
11:20 Jackson flax based for page detention
11:24 and what's it doing wrong is it just
11:26 losing context pain or is it just giving
11:28 you shitty code
11:33 well I assume Gemini Gemini wouldn't
11:35 lose context You've Got 2 million tokens
11:37 so even five pages of code's probably
11:40 not that bad I don't know what's going
11:42 on but it's just confidently wrong
11:44 repeatedly man's planing is a service
11:47 chat
11:49 gbt here's your answer uh isn't that
11:52 completely wrong you're absolutely right
11:54 here's your answer uh you gave me the
11:57 same thing oh my apologies you're
11:59 absolutely absolutely right here's your
12:01 answer that's also wrong look at me I'm
12:05 such a
12:06 [Laughter]
12:07 [Music]
12:15 card one of the other things we do here
12:18 is you can make money with
12:20 cha we can talk about making money with
12:23 cha
12:24 [Music]
12:32 Brandon had a good idea last night
12:34 there's a interview with Sam Alman
12:36 talking about
12:37 writing and other
12:39 stuff so we can watch that together and
12:42 I'll do color commentary on it I think
12:46 if Sam says something where he think
12:47 he's got his head up his ass or
12:51 whatever we could do that I have a
12:53 headache I have a headache people my
12:56 head
12:57 hurts and I'm whiny
13:00 I'm whiny I'm
13:04 whiny what do you guys want to talk
13:07 about any questions any questions about
13:09 the old AI
13:12 [Music]
13:16 internet no bueno about my headache I
13:19 know headaches suck I get
13:22 like I get dehydration headaches in my
13:27 temples must have water
13:30 too much wine might be the problem I
13:32 didn't have any wine
13:34 tonight wine will sometimes do it to me
13:37 the sulfates they'll get
13:42 you
13:45 Heatwave no it's actually cool here in
13:48 [Music]
13:50 Denver I wondered if it was hydration I
13:52 get them too feel better thank
13:55 you why else did Shapiro quit oh sorry
13:58 about that yeah quick Paul so basically
14:02 you know he said he wants to get back to
14:03 Nature this that and the other what it's
14:05 really about is
14:09 um he was on a mission to you know
14:14 Steer AGI in a certain
14:16 direction and what he's basically come
14:19 to is we're kind of done like like AGI
14:23 is effectively here he talked about some
14:26 of the safety and Alignment stuff he
14:28 doesn't quite agree with what's
14:29 happening but it's like he said it's not
14:31 horrible there's things he likes there's
14:33 things he doesn't like but he basically
14:36 is just saying that the that the the
14:39 path has been
14:41 forged and now we just sit back and and
14:44 you know enjoy the ride and that's
14:47 basically what he said he's going to do
14:49 is he's just going to sit back and enjoy
14:50 the
14:52 ride you know I think I think in the end
14:55 like his P Doom number if you know what
14:57 P Doom is it's basically your percentage
15:00 of chance that the robots are going to
15:02 kill us um just kept going down you know
15:06 over the past two years I think the last
15:08 time he came out with a number it was
15:10 sub
15:12 10% so he's optimistic about that this
15:15 is going to be a net positive for the
15:17 world um and he's you know he's
15:21 basically just like I don't I don't
15:22 really have any influence here
15:24 anymore
15:26 and and We're Off to the Races
15:29 cuz once we get a AGI and especially
15:31 once we we get a gentic behavior and the
15:34 AGI starts improving itself the the
15:38 acceleration is going to be really
15:40 crazy he said 04 today who said
15:44 04 oh
15:47 04 wait 04 like 40% or 0.4% archetypal
15:52 architect for his P Doom that that was
15:55 his P Doom
15:57 number I thought it was significantly
15:59 below
16:00 low 10% but I didn't know it was as low
16:03 as that unless that's 40%
16:07 [Music]
16:31 [Music]
16:36 say what hey Kyle what's your thoughts
16:38 on critics of llm and the high use of
16:41 energy they're not
16:45 wrong
16:47 um there's a bunch of factors though
16:50 like one of the things about when people
16:53 criticize [ __ ] like the energy
16:56 consumption they criticize it like a
16:59 assuming that technology isn't going to
17:01 change right so a couple of things are
17:04 going to
17:08 happen the algorithms are going to get
17:10 better and more efficient the chips are
17:12 going to get better and more
17:15 efficient
17:16 um there's going to be a lot of
17:18 investment in electric electricity
17:24 Generation Um
17:27 infrastructure that's specifically for
17:29 AI right Sam alman's talking to the
17:32 government about five five gwatt
17:36 stations for the increased demand of
17:38 electricity specifically for this so
17:40 there they're they're going to build
17:42 infrastructure and then at some point
17:45 The Innovation part so in the five
17:49 levels of AGI that open AI has has
17:53 defined you've got um chap Bots which we
17:57 have now you've got reasoning which we
18:01 have now in 01 preview even though it's
18:03 really limited you've got agents so
18:06 autonomous agents those are not here but
18:09 they're coming and we have hints of
18:11 those and things like code interpreter
18:13 there's there's little mini mini
18:16 versions of autonomous agents in there
18:18 right now but they're not they're not
18:20 really doing function calling and going
18:22 out in the world and doing what they're
18:24 going to do so those are the bottom
18:26 three the fourth level of AGI artificial
18:30 general intelligence is
18:32 innovation so apparently the way Sam
18:35 talks about
18:37 it this one was hard reasoning was
18:40 really hard agents are relatively
18:43 relatively straightforward because they
18:45 leverage the reasoning of level two so
18:49 this is going to come quicker and then
18:52 once you get to Innovation that's all
18:54 three of these combined that just
18:56 basically helps us innovate right you
18:58 you bundle these in a particular way and
19:01 then the fifth one is organizations
19:03 where you take a bunch of these agents
19:05 and you D dynamically turn them into all
19:08 of us will have the equivalent of a
19:10 thousand person organization working for
19:12 us that's level 5 AGI we're at like two
19:16 we're we're at like one and 3/4 right
19:20 now but but you know two's in our hands
19:24 agents are coming before the end of the
19:25 year and then the new GPT 5S the new big
19:29 bigger models might get us to four right
19:31 so we're we're really really
19:34 close
19:37 um the other thing about the energy
19:40 consumption is that there's there's two
19:42 different phases of AI there's the
19:46 training right the training is what
19:48 takes massive amounts of um massive
19:53 amounts of Cycles right GPU Cycles
19:57 things like that and then you've got
19:58 inference and inference is a different
20:00 thing it's it's not as high an energy
20:03 requirement as I understand Pate correct
20:05 me if I'm wrong I know you will anyway
20:08 um but there are also specialized chips
20:11 just for inference like the tpus that
20:13 Google's got are really good for
20:15 inference the new grock chip is
20:18 specifically for large language model
20:20 inference so I think you're going to
20:22 start to have a lot of the inference so
20:24 inference is when we're actually using
20:26 chat GPT as opposed to training it so
20:29 the using of chat GPT or or all of these
20:31 models is going to get much more
20:33 efficient the other thing that's going
20:35 to happen is that the models are going
20:38 to get more and more efficient and
20:41 smaller and smaller they're going to get
20:42 quantized and squished smaller and
20:45 smaller as the capacity of phones and
20:48 computers goes up so a lot of the AI
20:52 inference is going to happen locally on
20:54 device and that that doesn't take you
20:57 know dramatically more compute power
20:59 because you're running everything
21:01 locally so I think right
21:05 now um the energy thing is absolutely
21:08 [ __ ] Bonkers right um I think 5 years
21:12 from now we'll probably have new Energy
21:14 Technologies we'll probably have new
21:16 battery technologies largely thanks to
21:18 the Deep Mind materials dump that they
21:23 they came up with 240,000
21:26 novel stable crystals about 9 months ago
21:31 they just dumped it on the Material
21:33 Science World the Material Science World
21:35 in total in the history of mankind had
21:39 60
21:40 66,000 or
21:43 64,000 materials stable crystals for
21:46 things like you know lithium batteries
21:48 and you know chips and what whatever the
21:50 [ __ ] we use materials for right 60,000
21:54 and then Deep Mind said oh yeah we came
21:57 up with 2.2 million and of those 380,000
22:00 are
22:02 stable so you just have this massive
22:05 amount of new materials that science can
22:07 now go test and see if the properties do
22:10 what they say they're going to
22:12 do so so we're going to see a lot of
22:15 advancements in in that front so nuclear
22:19 powered AI scary I don't know that it's
22:21 that
22:22 scary I mean I grew up 20 minutes from 3
22:25 Mile Island and when I heard that they
22:27 were firing up uh reactor one at Three
22:30 Mile Island it did give me the did give
22:33 me a little AA but but um I don't
22:37 know it's you know it's it's better than
22:42 dumping you know all sorts of carbon in
22:44 the atmosphere and just building a bunch
22:45 of shitty plants like that and then we
22:48 got to get to Fusion we got to get
22:50 to you know big scale solar and [ __ ]
22:54 like that that can you know you know
22:57 thermodynamic power [ __ ] like that so I
23:00 don't know AI is going to help us with
23:01 all this so I'm I'm not too worried
23:03 about
23:06 it it is too AI is too
23:10 economically and politically valuable
23:13 like like the United States canot get
23:15 behind on AI cuz Russia's not stopping
23:20 China's not stopping the rest of the
23:21 world's not stopping we've got to go
23:25 right and that's what that's what Alman
23:27 that's why he's spending a lot of time
23:28 with the government
23:31 lately saying come on kids get your [ __ ]
23:36 together I just drove by Three Mile
23:38 Island the other day oh wow yeah it's
23:40 wild isn't it you see it on the news
23:43 when you drive by it you're like oh
23:44 there it
23:47 is I remember fishing for Smallmouth B
23:50 bass right below it one year that was
23:52 kind of cool
23:56 [Music]
24:04 all right let's get
24:05 going let's get going
24:09 [Music]
24:10 people all right Friday night date night
24:13 what do we want to do
24:18 um I've my my Friday office hours today
24:22 both of both of my AI meetings today
24:25 were very deeply philosophical and I was
24:28 at the
24:29 CEO dinner last night sitting at the
24:31 mental health table and that was deeply
24:35 philosophical
24:38 um trying to think of some of the
24:40 insights that came
24:42 up one of the insights that came up
24:48 today so so here's here's where my I've
24:52 been in a funk for for like 3 or 4
24:54 months and it's it's funny like the
24:56 reactions I'm getting as I'm talking
24:58 about this people are thinking like are
25:00 you okay it's I'm not in a I'm not in a
25:03 like things are
25:06 bad I'm in a I don't know how to think
25:09 about AI I don't know how to feel about
25:12 AI I don't know how to talk about
25:16 AI I don't understand my relationship to
25:20 AI like there's just a whole bunch
25:23 of
25:26 um unknown right now now for me and it's
25:30 it's just got me I
25:33 am I'm a person that is very quick to
25:36 synthesize things it's not a comfortable
25:39 place for me not to be able to figure
25:41 something
25:42 out like I feel like that's one of the
25:45 one of the things my ADHD has given me
25:47 is instant processing power right
25:49 instant synthesis give me three data
25:52 points I can see the whole
25:54 picture I can't with AI and and as the
25:57 AI has gotten power powerful over the
25:59 past 6 months gotten more powerful over
26:02 the past 6
26:07 months it's it's become clear to me in
26:10 the past week
26:12 that I don't know how to prompt
26:16 it because I'm limited
26:19 by how I've solved problems for 59 years
26:24 Kyle what do you think about Meera
26:26 leaving open AI um
26:29 one of the things I heard today and was
26:33 um so apparently the reason she left or
26:37 a rumor of the reason she left is that
26:40 um she did not want to launch 01 preview
26:44 or I maybe that's maybe they called it
26:46 preview because she didn't want to
26:48 launch 01 she said it wasn't ready and
26:50 maybe Sam just said we'll call it
26:52 preview and they just launched it so
26:54 apparently that's why she left um
26:59 David
27:00 Shapiro when when merera announced that
27:02 she was leaving and those two other exec
27:05 one of the founders and one of the big
27:07 execs announced they were leaving David
27:09 Shapiro was like the ship is burning and
27:11 you know like everyone's fleeing a lot
27:14 of people have left I I'll give it I'll
27:16 give you that but here's my my two cents
27:21 on it
27:24 is chat
27:26 GPT thrust
27:30 what was a research
27:33 organization into becoming a consumer
27:37 product
27:38 company those are two very different
27:42 companies right a consumer product
27:45 company has to do things like ship
27:48 product and like come up with decent
27:51 [ __ ] naming strategies all right
27:53 they're failing on that right so so we
27:56 can see even in their naming strategy
27:59 that they've got researchers going well
28:03 what would be logical is uh if we're
28:05 doing a reset with the model we'll we'll
28:07 just go we were at four we'll go back to
28:09 to zero but rather than zero let's call
28:12 it o because we're open Ai and then
28:14 we'll we'll put a one because that'll be
28:16 the new version
28:18 number what like that has engineer
28:21 written all over it right it's got It's
28:24 got it I'm sure I'm sure you can track
28:27 the logic of it but if if you're a
28:28 consumer trying to figure out what the
28:31 [ __ ] all these different models at a a
28:33 open AI are there's gp4
28:36 gp40 mini um 01 mini 01 preview and GPT
28:42 40 and now GPT 40 with
28:45 canvas
28:47 what that's a failure of an organization
28:51 that doesn't have a strong marketing
28:54 Vision doesn't have a strong
28:57 consumer um
29:00 you know consumer depth of
29:03 talent and so for me all of these people
29:06 leaving are the
29:08 purging
29:10 of the organization from what it was to
29:13 what it's going to be now does that mean
29:14 they won't do research no they'll still
29:16 keep doing research but the
29:19 primary you know driver of of that
29:22 company the primary visibility of that
29:24 company the primary piece that they're
29:26 going to raise money on is this is this
29:29 front-facing piece and that they've got
29:31 to shore up and it's a very different
29:32 company to run and apparently they're
29:34 about to
29:36 spin chat GPT open AI out of the
29:42 nonprofit weird ass you know the
29:45 nonprofit is managing the for-profit
29:47 company and it's it's a capped
29:49 for-profit all that [ __ ] that's why
29:52 Sam Altman got fired apparently they're
29:54 getting rid of all that they're just
29:55 going [ __ ] it we're a for-profit company
29:58 so
29:59 so for me the the battles of ego are
30:04 around is this a research company or is
30:06 are we primarily a research company or
30:08 are we primarily a software consumer
30:11 software company and I think Sam has
30:14 always been on the on the consumer
30:15 software side as soon as they could
30:18 um you know because it was y combinator
30:21 days and that probably just doesn't sit
30:24 well so I don't know that's that's my
30:26 take on it but I'm I got I got nothing
30:29 this is all just speculation chat TMZ
30:31 from the outside I tried using chat GPT
30:34 canvas today but I was a little confused
30:36 uh gig giggy Jiggy giggy giggy gigg GG
30:42 Zen mode GG um I'll play with canvas
30:46 tonight if you want I I'll go in there
30:47 and play with it a little bit and show
30:49 you what I know I've used it like four
30:51 times now so so so I'm definitely in the
30:55 mansplaining um phase of of of teaching
30:59 canvas cuz I haven't really used it a
31:01 lot but the little bit I've I've learned
31:03 uh is is uh is pretty slick so I can I
31:06 can show that maybe we'll start with
31:10 that cuz I did do a a fun thing today
31:13 which
31:14 which again the the thing about all
31:18 these tools right now is they can do so
31:20 much that just keeping in your head
31:23 what's possible is actually really hard
31:25 hi champy hi fat dog what are you doing
31:27 fatty what are you doing are you done
31:30 singing you want to sing some more what
31:32 are you doing why are you wagging your
31:34 tail so much you happy you happy
31:39 boy yes it's a good boy all
31:41 right
31:47 um list 10
31:54 things shocker investors don't want a
31:57 nonprofit yeah exactly L hi all did you
32:00 see the photo edit tool in chat GPT when
32:04 you generate a new pick yeah it's been
32:06 there for a while I don't know if they
32:08 changed it did they change
32:10 it let's go let's go play with chat
32:15 GPT all right I'm going to create a new
32:19 a
32:20 new prompt ouch I just bit my lip that
32:23 was not
32:25 fun okay
32:36 um trying to think where to
32:40 begin I you know it's
32:43 funny I I haven't really explained a lot
32:46 about chat GPT for the better part of a
32:49 year because it's been out long enough
32:51 and it's been stable long enough that I
32:53 haven't really had to I like David's
32:56 take that we've already reached agis
32:59 it's just AGI it's just early days yeah
33:01 he basically said I predicted September
33:04 you know it's going to be like January
33:06 right he's like all right so I was off
33:08 by three months but it's basically here
33:10 and and his point is I don't need to be
33:13 working on AGI if it's here right
33:16 because everyone's going to look at what
33:18 open AI is doing and they're all going
33:20 to they're going to all be able to
33:22 iterate including the open source
33:23 community so everyone's going to start
33:26 you know hitting
33:28 on all cylinders with the AGI stuff very
33:31 very quickly so I would say by by summer
33:34 of 2025 we're going to have multiple
33:38 autonomous agent highly reasoning you
33:41 know Innovative kind of crazy ass things
33:44 what the hell does early AGI even mean
33:47 blle well I'm I'm just going by the five
33:51 uh the five levels of AGI from from open
33:54 AI you might not agree with those but
33:57 you know we're we're essentially at AGI
34:01 level two and we'll probably have agents
34:04 before the end of the year so if we have
34:05 agents before the end of the year then
34:07 we're at level
34:08 three and
34:10 then innovators and organizations are
34:13 really just you know collections of the
34:16 the of levels one two and three so so I
34:19 think it I think it moves pretty fast
34:21 from this point out maybe we should just
34:23 play and then if you're feeling unsure
34:25 about your direction right now
34:28 yeah I mean that's I I still am a strong
34:32 proponent of the the the real strategy
34:36 right now if you want to be AI literate
34:38 is to be curious and play just play be
34:42 very playful be very curious be very
34:44 adventurous be brave just go [ __ ] [ __ ]
34:47 up just go go try to get these tools to
34:51 do something you don't think they can do
34:53 like pay try to get it to program and it
34:56 can't legit question do you think no
34:58 knowing more about
35:00 AI would help or hurt your situation
35:03 it's you know Pate it's I
35:07 don't I'm not feeling like I don't know
35:10 enough about AI what I'm what I'm coming
35:13 up against is I'm realizing okay this
35:18 this was one of the this was one of the
35:21 um the insights that someone came up
35:24 with
35:25 today right now in today's work
35:33 what we know of how companies work is
35:37 that you've got a SE Suite of however
35:40 many Executives five six eight
35:43 Executives in the SE Suite right your
35:46 CEO your CMO your CFO your Chief
35:50 Operating Officer your Chief people or
35:53 or you know Chief people officer you've
35:54 got you've got the SE
35:56 suite and then you've got got the board
35:58 of directors which is anywhere from 5 to
36:01 9 you know sometimes more but you know a
36:05 relatively small group of
36:08 people that
36:10 are driving the strategy for the
36:17 company as these tools get more
36:20 capable and if you get to that level 5
36:23 AGI where you've got AI systems that
36:27 effectively give you give every
36:29 individual the power of a thousand
36:31 person
36:32 organization maybe the whole Paradigm of
36:35 how decisions are made in corporations
36:37 need needs to change from Hey I want you
36:41 know eight SE Suite execs and five board
36:45 members to to drive the strategy of this
36:48 company to why don't we have the
36:50 strategy for the company created by you
36:53 know a thousand different SE Suite type
36:57 roles that are all AI that all give you
37:00 a thousand points of view and then there
37:03 are systems that take all that and
37:05 distill it down and they come up with
37:06 the most optimal strategy based on that
37:08 like we may be moving to a place where
37:12 how we used to run Country Companies is
37:14 going to seem really Antiquated right
37:17 and so so the thing I'm coming up
37:19 against is is more like that kind of
37:23 Paradigm Shift where when I think about
37:26 solving a problem
37:28 like my mental
37:31 capacity to
37:34 just know what problem to solve is
37:38 significantly smaller than than the
37:41 thing that I'm asking like it's like I'm
37:43 asking you know a triple PhD in
37:48 astrophysics um why the Moon is
37:51 different shapes throughout the month
37:54 the triple PhD could answer that
37:56 question but it's like really Wast of
37:58 their talent like I wouldn't even know
38:00 what question to ask a theoretical
38:02 physicist about SpaceTime Continuum cuz
38:05 I don't know anything about that right
38:07 and so that's kind of how I feel with
38:09 with AI right now is that I'm becoming
38:12 increasingly aware that this thing is
38:14 not just three phds but it's like a
38:16 thousand phds just sitting in my hands
38:20 and it's like well what do you want to
38:21 ask me I'm like uh could you help me
38:23 write my screenplay it's like well yeah
38:26 of course yeah got a PhD in writing what
38:29 like is that it do you is there anything
38:33 else you want to do so so it's just this
38:36 it's just this uncomfortableness about
38:38 what do you what do you do with it what
38:40 do you do with it how do you talk about
38:43 it how do you if someone doesn't know
38:46 anything about Ai and they say what's AI
38:49 with with what I know today how do I
38:50 [ __ ] answer that question without s
38:53 sounding like an absolute [ __ ]
38:55 lunatic
38:58 I had a major breakthrough and was able
39:00 to do 3D interactive rendering shocking
39:02 use for engineering
39:05 amazing is that it yeah exactly yeah
39:09 exactly it's like I just it's
39:11 like I've kind of set myself up in this
39:14 role where I'm like the AI Pi Piper
39:17 right and I feel like as the AI Pi Piper
39:20 I've got to be able to say okay here's
39:22 what it is here's what it means here's
39:23 what the future looks like here's this
39:24 here's that for the for the first
39:28 13 14 15 months of this channel that
39:32 felt very clear to me talk about the
39:35 tools talk about what's possible talk
39:37 about all this stuff it was all this
39:38 very tactical kind of
39:40 stuff my favorite prompt knowing what
39:42 you know about me what should I be
39:44 asking you yeah that's a really good one
39:45 you're getting bored no I'm not I'm not
39:49 getting bored I'm getting
40:07 when when you interact with with AI one
40:10 of the reasons it feels
40:12 human is that you're actually
40:15 interacting with the with the
40:19 output of humanity that's come before
40:23 us like most of it well at least most of
40:26 it that ended up in the internet
40:30 so you're interacting with all of
40:33 humanity and as the tools get more
40:36 capable they're revealing more and more
40:39 of the
40:40 power of that output of of us being able
40:43 to tap into that
40:45 output and it's just I'm I'm just
40:48 finding myself like a struck almost you
40:53 aren't wasting their time by
40:55 asking things that aren't changing the
40:58 world yeah I know I I get that Pate but
41:02 I but it's it's
41:08 um it I don't feel like I'm wasting time
41:11 necessarily it's it's
41:21 just Mark prky in one of the calls today
41:24 said um this is all about your
41:27 imagination that you've got to use your
41:28 imagination more and and I think that's
41:31 right I think it's I think
41:34 it's I think it's realizing that our job
41:38 as humans is to is to be the imagineers
41:41 right is to is to imagine
41:44 what not even what could be possible
41:47 because I I don't think we understand
41:49 what is possible because these things
41:52 are so powerful but if we can
41:55 imagine that it might be Poss possible
41:58 to do a something and then ask it to do
42:01 that and see how it does that's what it
42:03 is but that to me feels like like a
42:07 very distinct break from how I normally
42:10 work so that's what it is it's like you
42:13 feel it's getting too smart to be
42:15 relatable anymore that's kind of it
42:17 Danielle that yeah that it's you know I
42:20 I I heard this this thing about you know
42:23 the the metaphor that when the AI get
42:26 smart they're going to they're going to
42:27 look at our intelligence and they will
42:30 think of our intelligence like we think
42:32 of an aunt's
42:34 intelligence and it's it's not so much
42:37 that I don't feel judged by the a AI but
42:40 it's I think it's how you articulated it
42:41 Danielle feels right
42:45 that I feel
42:47 like yeah I just can't relate to it
42:50 anymore it's like did you ever go to a
42:52 party when you were in high school so I
42:54 I I went to high school I didn't grow up
42:56 with a lot of money I went to you know
42:58 the the outskirts High School in in York
43:02 Pennsylvania and I remember one night I
43:04 got invited to a party at York Suburban
43:07 and it it was in the middle of like
43:09 country club alley right so it's like
43:11 all the old money kids and I remember
43:14 going to that party and I'm in my you
43:16 know shitty shitty used car and and I
43:21 pull up to the party and there's all
43:22 these new cars there and it's in this
43:25 big mansion and I walk in and just
43:28 everything everyone's talking about just
43:30 felt foreign to me it was just it wasn't
43:33 my people I didn't understand what they
43:36 were talking about I didn't understand
43:37 what the issues were and it's kind of
43:40 like that times a thousand is is kind of
43:44 it the more you know the more you
43:45 realize you don't know yeah that's
43:47 that's exactly right
43:50 yeah yeah that that what I'm coming in
43:53 in in touch with is that is how clueless
43:57 I am and and and how clueless we all are
44:00 and to be clear if you're hanging out on
44:02 this channel on a Friday [ __ ] night
44:04 Friday night date night you are so much
44:08 farther ahead than most people on the
44:09 planet with this AI stuff like we are we
44:12 are you know about as educated if you're
44:15 you know if you're building it that's a
44:16 whole different thing but but using chat
44:18 GPT and tools like it and mid journey
44:21 andso and all that sort of stuff using
44:24 generative AI this community
44:27 is probably some of the more advanced
44:31 people on the planet doing this sort of
44:33 [ __ ] right we're [ __ ] clueless like
44:37 we're [ __ ] clueless we don't have any
44:39 clue what's coming we don't have any
44:41 clue how it's going to change things and
44:43 that's that's what it is that I'm coming
44:45 in touch with so um it's like it's like
44:48 being a parent eventually you come to
44:50 terms with ir relevance it's very much
44:52 like that archetypal
44:54 architect hey I never tried I'm
44:58 I never be tired of learning new things
45:01 even War Warren Buffett asked questions
45:04 no I know listen I'm I'm excited as [ __ ]
45:07 that's a you know the whoever said that
45:08 I was you know I was getting bored I'm
45:10 not
45:11 bored I am frustrated I can't get my
45:13 head around this thing and I think what
45:15 I'm coming to terms with is I'm never
45:18 going to get my head around it I'm never
45:20 going to fully understand
45:22 it because to fully understand what it
45:25 makes possible you kind have to
45:29 have the ability
45:34 to
45:36 have every human on Earth's worldview in
45:40 your head and you
45:42 can't right ants are pretty
45:44 smart
45:48 yep well actually what's interesting
45:50 about ants the the the ant thing is an
45:52 interesting
45:53 analogy cuz ants are really smart as a
45:57 collect
45:58 intelligence and a lot of a lot of the
46:00 feedback that I've been getting as I've
46:01 been talking about this for the past few
46:03 days is collective intelligence keeps
46:05 coming up and that's the name of my new
46:07 book collective intelligence in the age
46:09 of AI and what we talk about is you know
46:12 groups of people collaborating using AI
46:16 that is also collective intelligence is
46:18 kind of this amplifying
46:21 Force um and I think that's it and I
46:23 think it's I
46:26 think the a I learning lab what what we
46:29 do on a nightly basis is we kind of
46:33 brainstorm together even though I'm I'm
46:35 the only one yapping just because of the
46:37 nature of the of the
46:39 platform the collaboration that goes on
46:42 here is is is is a bigger intelligence
46:46 than any any of us individually I think
46:47 it's why people keep coming back right
46:49 that that that collaboration that energy
46:53 be being a part of a thing where oh [ __ ]
46:56 someone just solved that thing I was I
46:58 was struggling with for the past two
47:00 weeks like you may not even acknowledge
47:02 them you might just have an Insight of
47:04 oh I know how to solve this other thing
47:06 now that's what this is and so this
47:09 feels more important more important than
47:12 ever I just as as the person trying
47:17 to you know Steer the ship of this
47:21 community um I I I don't I'm I I am less
47:24 and less confident about what to talk
47:26 about and and how to steer it and that I
47:29 I think it's okay I think it's a natural
47:30 place to be I can't even get my boss to
47:33 upgrade software out of 2018 I'm dying
47:35 inside I know I know it's that's another
47:38 thing is is I
47:41 just I feel like us and anyone who is in
47:46 AI right
47:50 now as ex as AI is accelerating forward
47:53 the distance between AI the AI literate
47:57 and the AI clueless and the AI
48:00 ignorant is is expanding really really
48:03 quickly and that makes me very
48:05 sad like I don't we can't we can't bring
48:07 everyone along and it just it's very
48:09 frustrating because it's it's going to
48:11 start moving really really fast all
48:14 right like AI has the brain power of
48:15 100,000 phds outclassing your
48:18 Granddaddy's 200
48:20 horsepower
48:22 machine yeah yeah
48:24 exactly yeah
48:28 yeah exactly and and you know quite
48:29 frankly I mean that's that that's a
48:31 similar kind of leap when the steam
48:33 engine came out you know it versus the
48:36 horse people couldn't imagine what you
48:38 could do with a steam engine and horses
48:40 are more important and and we think of
48:43 the world in terms of okay we can put
48:45 four horses in front of a plow or eight
48:47 horses in front of a plow and then all
48:49 of a sudden there's a machine that's got
48:52 a 100 horses in it but it's the size of
48:55 one horse wait I don't understand how
48:58 what does that mean right nobody knows
49:00 what that
49:01 means um until they do right until time
49:05 has passed and people have Incorporated
49:07 engines into the world and yeah that's
49:10 kind of where we are right now so we're
49:12 we're at the incomprehensible moment of
49:15 AI I am
49:16 anyway um and it hasn't it hasn't even
49:19 started yet that's the thing that's
49:20 [ __ ] up so all right let's see you are
49:25 underestimating your abilities you have
49:27 more more insight than 95% of people
49:29 thank you very much but that's again
49:32 like I I appreciate
49:35 that and let's say let's say that I had
49:38 the insights of
49:40 99.9999999% of people and I and I was
49:43 the most insightful guy in the world I
49:45 feel like we are very close to the point
49:49 at
49:51 which those insights are going to pale
49:54 in comparison to the capacity of these
49:57 tools and I think my my gut is we're
49:59 already there and I think the fact that
50:02 I'm having this I'm saying this [ __ ] out
50:06 loud three or four days before David
50:09 Shapiro quits AI because AGI has
50:13 essentially been achieved and he's like
50:15 I'm just going to sit back and watch the
50:16 ride like I like it just that we're
50:20 absolutely at an inflection point I just
50:23 don't know what it means it's it's an
50:24 uncomfortable inflection point he
50:26 decided to just go [ __ ] it I'm going to
50:28 go in the
50:30 woods which I totally respect but it
50:33 makes me sad cuz I was a fan of his I
50:36 finally got to help build a GPT twin for
50:38 our CEO cuno that's awesome how did you
50:41 do it and and what was the is how's the
50:44 CEO are they using it are they into it
50:47 that's that's pretty cool that's super
50:49 cool today I had chat gbt write its own
50:51 custom instructions very cool they said
50:53 n I'm good um
51:00 Chief AI officer would be a great job
51:02 title uh forever hooked I am the chief
51:05 generative officer of content Evolution
51:08 so that's we we decided to go Chief
51:10 generative officer instead of Chief ai
51:12 ai officer just because generative
51:15 sounds cool but it can also apply to
51:17 things other than
51:19 AI please show us chat gbt canvas again
51:22 okay yeah I'll do that now you asked for
51:25 that earlier and then I got off of my
51:26 little tangent okay
51:30 so when you go to chat GPT now and you
51:33 click on your little drop- down menu
51:35 this is for the web version right for
51:38 the web based version this doesn't exist
51:40 on mobile right now you have you have
51:44 six different models you can choose from
51:46 Kyle please don't
51:47 go on an iasa trip we need you to stay
51:53 here that's awesome thank you yeah I
51:56 think I'm good
52:01 yeah I did um I did combo um with uh
52:06 with my sons one of the things we tried
52:08 for Lyme disease was combo which if you
52:11 don't know it it's um this frog poison
52:16 it's it's essentially a kind of Nature's
52:21 chemotherapy that that just purges all
52:23 of your
52:24 organs and it's we we did it as a family
52:28 and it was really intense it was very
52:30 intense um that's the closest thing I've
52:33 done to uh to to something like iasa so
52:36 I think I'm
52:38 good I had enough vomiting and purging
52:41 with h with
52:44 combo oh man um okay so you have six
52:49 different models you can choose from two
52:50 of them they bury but I I'm going to
52:53 point one of them out that
52:57 even though it's buried you shouldn't
52:58 ignore it gp4 where it says Legacy model
53:03 they put it all the way at the bottom
53:04 it's in a
53:05 submenu gp4 is a 1.8 trillion
53:11 parameter um what's called mixture of
53:13 experts model so it's it's 10 different
53:19 um 180 billion parameter models that
53:23 each specialize in a different thing
53:25 one's mathematics one's coding one's
53:27 language one's whatever there's 10 of
53:30 them and so when you ask it something it
53:32 actually figures out which of those sub
53:35 models are going to be the best answer
53:37 so if you're getting frustrated with any
53:39 of the other models don't forget gp4 go
53:42 use
53:43 gp4 um one because it's really expensive
53:46 it'll cost Sam mman lots of money and
53:48 that's kind of
53:51 fun which is why I think they buried it
53:54 but don't forget about that one then you
53:55 have gp4 o mini faster for everyday
53:59 tasks I I I don't know why this is still
54:01 in there for whatever reason um you've
54:04 got 01 mini which is
54:08 um which is the lightweight version of
54:10 01
54:12 preview these are both the reasoning
54:14 engines and um 01 mini you get
54:18 50 um 50 whatever you call it calls a
54:22 month or a week and 01 preview you get
54:25 30 calls a week so if you run out of 01
54:29 preview calls you can flip down to 01
54:31 mini and then you have GPT 40 and GPT 40
54:35 with canvas so so the the
54:38 the the advantages of the 40 models is
54:42 they're connected to the internet they
54:44 have code interpreter they have Dolly
54:46 image generation in them like all the
54:48 fancy bells and whistles that we always
54:49 used to have those are in those two
54:52 models the two reasoning models don't
54:55 have they're not connected to the
54:57 internet they don't have code
54:59 interpreter they're going to at some
55:00 point they just don't right now
55:04 um these are also not good daily drivers
55:09 the 01 the reasoning engines are really
55:12 if you have a big problem to solve
55:14 that's like a big multi-step thing you
55:17 want it to really think through
55:18 something that's when you use these if
55:20 you just want to like write a LinkedIn
55:22 article you use these okay all right 01
55:25 Mini is a stem distillation oh
55:28 interesting fantastic didn't know
55:31 that um yeah and and again you know in
55:35 the spirit of play first right in the
55:37 spirit of the AI salon's you know
55:39 journey to AI literacy play
55:43 first you should
55:46 try solving the same problem with all
55:49 these different models someday just take
55:51 an hour and take you know whatever you
55:54 want to do write an article or write a
55:56 business business plan or write a I
55:58 don't know whatever it doesn't [ __ ]
55:59 matter and try it in all four in all six
56:02 of these different models and just see
56:03 see how they're different see see which
56:05 one's better okay but anyway we've got
56:08 this new thing called GPT 40 with canvas
56:12 and the canvas if you've ever used clae
56:14 that's got this thing called artifacts
56:16 where it spins up this side
56:18 window um where you know you can play
56:22 games and stuff like that it you it
56:23 writes code and then plays it right
56:25 there in the window it's similar to that
56:27 um it doesn't have a previewer yet like
56:30 like Claude does but it's still pretty
56:31 slick but here's what we're going to
56:34 do I'm going to
56:39 do go look
56:42 at story vine.com
56:46 and understand what the company is all
56:49 about
56:51 period Then go
56:54 search news stories from this this
57:03 week that could be
57:07 related to what Story vine does really
57:10 well
57:12 period then write a LinkedIn
57:16 article that talks about the the current
57:19 event news
57:22 story in such a a way
57:27 that storyvine is the solution to the
57:30 problem that is raised in the news
57:37 story
57:38 okay so it's going to go look at the
57:40 internet and it's going to get some news
57:43 searched five sites and then it's going
57:45 to
57:47 write wait did I
57:50 switch am I in the wrong
57:54 model oh you know what I did
57:57 okay sorry because I zoomed in so you it
58:00 would be easier for you to see the text
58:02 it it didn't have the two windows okay
58:04 so what it did was so here's the article
58:06 that it wrote but there's this is now
58:09 the active chat window and this is the
58:12 article that it wrote and this is now an
58:14 editable um the can this is the canvas
58:19 and this is now editable so it says the
58:21 power of trust how user generated video
58:23 content is revolution revolution
58:28 revolutionizing travel Marketing in a
58:30 time when audiences demand authenticity
58:32 over polish brands across all sectors
58:35 face a CR critical trust deficit and
58:38 nowhere is this more evident than the
58:40 travel industry this actually pretty
58:41 good silver linting user generated
58:44 content is stepping in to fill the gap
58:46 for marketers blah blah blah enter Story
58:49 vine right so so Story vines a video
58:52 storytelling platform high quality ugc
58:55 great so here's our
58:57 article um you know this looks a little
59:00 long I have ADD and I I don't feel like
59:04 dealing with that
59:06 so there's there's a cool set of tools
59:09 this is kind of like Microsoft Word
59:11 except it does bitcher stuff bitcher so
59:16 one thing I can do is I can suggest
59:17 edits but this one right above suggest
59:20 edits is adjust length so if I click on
59:23 this this gives me this cool little
59:25 slider I can make it shorter shortest
59:28 longer or longest so I'm going to go
59:31 shorter and if I let go of that over
59:34 here now it's rewriting it and it's it's
59:38 rewriting the article so now it's sort
59:41 of you know readable in two minutes a
59:44 minute and a half instead of four
59:45 minutes great I like it and then we can
59:49 do things like the power of trust how
59:50 user generated video content is
59:53 revolutionizing travel marketing um I'm
59:56 going to
59:58 say so so if I highlight text I can now
1:00:01 ask chat GPT something about that little
1:00:04 thing I highlighted I'm going to say
1:00:07 shouldn't this have a reference to
1:00:09 travel in it
1:00:12 somehow question
1:00:15 mark get more creative
1:00:19 here and then over there it goes and
1:00:22 does [ __ ] and then over here it's going
1:00:24 to re-edit
1:00:25 it I've updated the power of trust and
1:00:29 travel the power of trust and
1:00:35 travel mention authenticity
1:00:41 here the power of authenticity and Trust
1:00:44 in travel that's too
1:00:47 [Laughter]
1:00:50 long tighten this
1:00:54 up Titan
1:01:02 tight
1:01:15 n did it get it
1:01:17 right what do I do did I lose everything
1:01:22 I think I lost
1:01:24 everything how do I go back tighten this
1:01:27 up edit
1:01:29 message edit message
1:01:34 send there we
1:01:39 go uh
1:01:42 uh
1:01:44 make make this
1:01:51 shorter authenticity and trust and
1:01:53 travel there we go that's good all right
1:01:55 so I can do that the other thing you can
1:01:57 do over here you can um adjust the
1:02:00 reading level so I can go from graduate
1:02:04 level writing college level writing High
1:02:08 School keep the current so it's
1:02:10 somewhere between high school and middle
1:02:12 school is what the current you know
1:02:14 reading level is which for LinkedIn I
1:02:16 think is fine I can go to middle school
1:02:18 I can go to kindergarten let's rewrite
1:02:20 it for kindergarten let's see what that
1:02:22 looks like trust and sharing and travel
1:02:25 how stories help us
1:02:26 people like real stories when they go on
1:02:29 trips they want to hear other people
1:02:31 who've been there sometimes travel ads
1:02:34 don't tell the whole truth and people
1:02:36 stop trusting them that's why real
1:02:38 stories from Travelers are important
1:02:41 they help people trust again see that's
1:02:43 slick that's pretty cool that you can do
1:02:44 that let's take it back to uh let's go
1:02:48 to high
1:02:51 school people want authenticity
1:02:53 especially when planning trips beautiful
1:02:58 um you can also do this let me start a
1:03:01 new let me start a new uh chat here so I
1:03:05 going to go
1:03:07 um I want you to
1:03:10 create a video game I can play in a
1:03:13 browser
1:03:19 that
1:03:21 has 3D shapes made of vectors rotating
1:03:26 through through
1:03:27 space and I fly through the 3D space in
1:03:30 my
1:03:31 spaceship and shoot them period it's
1:03:34 like a more
1:03:37 immersive game of
1:03:41 asteroids all right and so it describes
1:03:48 it it should start writing code here in
1:03:50 a
1:03:51 second uh let's see write the code
1:04:00 okay and so now here we are again right
1:04:02 we've got our chat over there to the
1:04:06 left and we've got our code over here to
1:04:09 the
1:04:10 right and let's say Let's Pretend for
1:04:15 example that I'm clueless about
1:04:18 code I can pretend that really
1:04:21 easily um I'm going to go on ahead and
1:04:23 say add comments so that was one of the
1:04:26 options I had over here was add comments
1:04:28 so it it goes through here did it
1:04:30 comment anything I don't see any
1:04:37 comments oh yeah yeah now it added
1:04:39 comments okay
1:04:42 so initialize the scene and start the
1:04:45 animation
1:04:47 Loop camera setup with the with the
1:04:50 field of view whatever okay what else
1:04:52 can I do over here you can have it do a
1:04:54 code review you can have it port to a
1:04:58 different language so if I click on
1:05:00 this I can I can Port it to JavaScript
1:05:03 typescript Java python
1:05:07 C++ or PHP so I'm going to go to Let's
1:05:11 Go
1:05:12 to
1:05:15 JavaScript now it's going to rewrite
1:05:16 this as
1:05:22 JavaScript bonkers
1:05:27 and then you you know copy and paste
1:05:29 that over into your development
1:05:31 environments uh you can fix bugs you can
1:05:34 add logs you can add logging to it let's
1:05:37 have it do a code review so I click on
1:05:39 code
1:05:41 review and it
1:05:43 says failed to comment on Vector Vortex
1:05:47 why did it fail to
1:05:48 comment I reviewed the code I attempted
1:05:51 to add
1:05:53 comments where's
1:05:57 huh let's point this back to something
1:05:59 else let's
1:06:05 see huh it's not commenting on
1:06:09 it maybe because it's in a wrong
1:06:12 language Let Me Port it back to another
1:06:14 language
1:06:17 here Port it to python
1:06:22 [Music]
1:06:33 code
1:06:37 review added five
1:06:41 comments
1:06:42 okay so if I click on this oh okay yeah
1:06:46 this is cool so it highlighted areas it
1:06:49 said consider using a variable for
1:06:51 bullet speed to make it more flexible
1:06:54 and I'm going to say apply and now it's
1:06:56 going to rewrite that code but it's also
1:06:58 going to run through the
1:07:00 whole see see this blue thing it's
1:07:03 running through all the code reviewing
1:07:05 all the code and it's updating anywhere
1:07:08 where that change that I made affected
1:07:10 other
1:07:13 code hope they add where multiple people
1:07:16 can work on the document yeah exactly
1:07:18 that that'll be listen assume that this
1:07:20 stuff is janky pieces of [ __ ] until
1:07:23 further notice um yes it it will be nice
1:07:26 when it's multi-user with with uh you
1:07:29 know document versioning and things like
1:07:31 that assume right now it's a janky piece
1:07:34 of [ __ ] that doesn't
1:07:35 work but but still crazy consider using
1:07:40 event filtering all right let's let's
1:07:43 you know you know what I was thinking
1:07:45 about this this uh here 3D space
1:07:49 asteroids video game is there should
1:07:51 absolutely be uh event filtering yes so
1:07:55 let's add that shall
1:07:56 [Laughter]
1:08:06 we I mean quite honestly that interface
1:08:11 of it reviewing the code with that with
1:08:14 that blue bar where you're actually
1:08:15 watching it review all of its own code
1:08:19 is pretty [ __ ] science fiction see
1:08:22 how it's all dim below the line and it's
1:08:23 bright above the line
1:08:27 pretty
1:08:29 Bonkers so hopefully that gives you some
1:08:33 little teeny
1:08:35 tiny teeny tiny Taste of canvas what
1:08:38 canvas can do so so here's the deal
1:08:44 okay one of my pet peeves of chat
1:08:48 GPT has
1:08:50 been it generates too much [ __ ] so if
1:08:54 I'm working on an article for
1:08:57 LinkedIn I have it generate the article
1:08:59 and then I read it and I'm like oh no
1:09:01 make it more focused on this make it
1:09:02 more focused on that and then it at some
1:09:05 point it gets it to 80% and I'm happy
1:09:07 with it I'm like great and then I
1:09:10 take that and I paste it into Google
1:09:15 doc and then I start editing it and I'm
1:09:18 like oh let me have it write a paragraph
1:09:21 that's missing here and then it writes a
1:09:23 paragraph and then I have it do 10 of
1:09:24 those paragraphs and I like some things
1:09:26 from paragraph 1 and some from paragraph
1:09:29 4 and I'm copying and pasting bits into
1:09:31 my document and because I'm a digital
1:09:34 hoarder I don't want to delete too much
1:09:36 so I just put three versions of every
1:09:38 paragraph in there and before you know
1:09:40 it I have a 17-page document with 672
1:09:44 variations of the same 17
1:09:48 sentences and then I'm
1:09:50 like now I have work to do I got I don't
1:09:54 want to deal with this this is
1:09:58 hard that all goes
1:10:02 away right you have an editable window
1:10:05 here you can just highlight two
1:10:06 sentences and say make these sentences
1:10:08 suck less and it just fix the
1:10:11 sentences make it longer make it shorter
1:10:14 it's
1:10:15 this editable document all of the chat
1:10:18 is happening independent of it just
1:10:20 amazing canville will Leap Frog the
1:10:22 ability of no coders to create build
1:10:25 deploy AI applications with ease yeah I
1:10:27 think canva canva is aggressively
1:10:31 aggressively incorporating all this AI
1:10:33 stuff um the only question I have with
1:10:36 canva they've got a really complicated
1:10:39 product I think what canva needs right
1:10:42 now is they need an AI simplification
1:10:45 layer where you hide all that
1:10:48 [ __ ] right you just say here's the
1:10:51 website that I want to make a bunch of
1:10:53 ads for and it goes and find the logo it
1:10:56 goes and finds the colors it picks the
1:10:58 appropriate templates it says do you
1:10:59 like these do you want
1:11:01 more oh canvas not canva thank you wait
1:11:05 what did you say then oh canva
1:11:09 will canvas will what did you
1:11:12 say oh canvas will Leap Frog the ability
1:11:15 of no coders to create and build and
1:11:17 deploy AI applications yeah yeah I and I
1:11:20 think it's you know everyone was talking
1:11:21 about cursor
1:11:23 AI cursor AI is gone
1:11:26 I mean it's not gone but it's
1:11:28 like when open AI does this right and
1:11:31 it's got a preview window in front of it
1:11:33 and maybe it automatically incorporates
1:11:36 into your repet account and Spins up
1:11:37 environments for you or maybe it'll spin
1:11:39 up its own environments that they host
1:11:43 um yeah it's it's crazy it's crazy um
1:11:47 all of the think of all of the chat GPT
1:11:52 rapper apps that are writing specialty
1:11:56 apps right make me a blog post make me a
1:12:00 this make me a that th this thing's
1:12:02 going to make that really
1:12:09 unnecessary it's going to be interesting
1:12:11 to see how what the API is there going
1:12:14 to be API access to the to the canvas
1:12:17 tool is going to be really
1:12:21 interesting Ryder and Jasper
1:12:24 gone wait writer and Jasper gone if they
1:12:27 add a brand component yeah
1:12:29 exactly can you build websites with
1:12:32 canvas
1:12:34 yes again right now it's not fully
1:12:37 automated right right now it'll write
1:12:39 the code for your website then you got
1:12:41 to go figure out where to put it it'll
1:12:43 tell you how to do all that [ __ ] right
1:12:45 it's still chat GPT so it can give you
1:12:47 all those
1:12:48 instructions but um but yeah you can
1:12:52 write them and probably in short order
1:12:55 there'll be a version of this that's
1:12:56 really sexy with a like a web rendering
1:12:59 window and a and a code execution window
1:13:01 where you can preview your code and
1:13:03 preview your
1:13:04 websites couples my
1:13:07 thae oh oh couples my taii in yiki sorry
1:13:11 that I'm sardy against the norm against
1:13:14 the norm comes in drunk on date night
1:13:16 after having some my
1:13:20 ties I fully support this by the way
1:13:27 oh
1:13:29 man to be consumer friendly merge with
1:13:32 canvas I wonder how good it does a whole
1:13:34 book um
1:13:39 well I mean that's a that's a really
1:13:44 interesting I wonder can I
1:13:48 start let me try something
1:13:52 here let me close that start a new chat
1:13:56 start with 01
1:13:58 preview say
1:14:01 um so I'm an 01 preview I'm going to see
1:14:04 if I can switch between 01 preview and
1:14:08 40 with canvas I doubt I can but let's
1:14:12 try
1:14:33 I want you to think about the top
1:14:38 five most effective
1:14:42 marketing strategy Frameworks and the
1:14:45 top five sales strategy
1:14:49 Frameworks and I want you to take the
1:14:52 best advantages
1:14:55 from all of them and create a
1:14:58 hybrid marketing and sales combo
1:15:03 strategy
1:15:04 framework
1:15:06 period I then want you to come up
1:15:10 with and
1:15:13 test 10 different titles for the
1:15:17 book that will be
1:15:19 memorable
1:15:22 and intriguing
1:15:26 and I want you to pick the best
1:15:29 one and then I want you to write a
1:15:32 detailed
1:15:33 outline of the
1:15:40 book where each chapter has at least
1:15:44 seven
1:15:46 sections and there are at least 10
1:15:53 chapters all right and if you haven't
1:15:55 seen 01 preview before see where it says
1:15:57 thinking and now it's doing all this
1:15:59 other [ __ ] blending strategies piecing
1:16:02 together strategies crafting a hybrid
1:16:05 framework so you can actually open this
1:16:07 and look at what it's
1:16:09 doing so I'm piecing together the top
1:16:12 five marketing
1:16:15 strategies I'm collecting data on the
1:16:17 top marketing strategy framework the
1:16:19 four Ps SWAT
1:16:21 analysis I'm blending the strategies I'm
1:16:24 piecing together this creating a hybrid
1:16:26 framework developing a new approach
1:16:28 evaluating title Effectiveness right so
1:16:31 it's thinking so here's the top five
1:16:33 marketing strategy Frameworks here's the
1:16:35 top five sales strategy
1:16:38 Frameworks creating the
1:16:41 hybrid the core components blah blah
1:16:43 blah don't really give a [ __ ] 10 book
1:16:47 titles
1:16:49 testing selected title Fusion selling
1:16:53 integrating top Frameworks into one
1:16:56 powerful strategy and and then here's
1:16:58 the
1:17:00 detailed outline chapter one with at
1:17:03 least seven
1:17:07 sections right all right so there's our
1:17:12 book all
1:17:15 right so now can I flip this over to gp4
1:17:20 with canvas yes so now I'm going to say
1:17:29 um give each
1:17:34 chapter in the
1:17:38 outline a detailed
1:17:43 description and
1:17:48 expand the details in each of the
1:17:52 sections within the chapter
1:18:00 period now this should yeah there you go
1:18:04 so this just spun
1:18:08 up I now have this is now on a canvas
1:18:12 what's going to be interesting is can I
1:18:13 go back from this I don't think I
1:18:15 can yeah I can't go back so so what I
1:18:19 just did was that was actually a really
1:18:20 good that was a really good question and
1:18:22 a really good
1:18:23 experiment you can have
1:18:26 01 preview do all the heavy lifting on
1:18:28 the
1:18:29 thinking and then have GPT 4 do all the
1:18:34 detailed writing and now I'm going to be
1:18:35 able to come in
1:18:42 here this is really good so I'm just
1:18:45 going to say um
1:19:00 write a blurb for the opening of the
1:19:05 book and display it before chapter 1 it
1:19:09 should be a page and a half or
1:19:11 two
1:19:13 and capture the essence of what someone
1:19:17 is about to read and get them very
1:19:20 excited
1:19:23 about the journey they're about to
1:19:30 Embark blurb welcome to the next
1:19:33 evolution in marketing and sales
1:19:35 strategy imagine a world where your
1:19:36 marketing and sales teams work together
1:19:38 seamlessly where each step of the
1:19:40 customer journey is aligned to create an
1:19:43 effortless experience that converts
1:19:45 leads into loyal Advocates Fusion
1:19:48 selling is more than just a new approach
1:19:50 it's revolutionary so yeah I think that
1:19:53 you could probably do an entire book in
1:19:55 this I don't know what the context
1:19:56 window is um for
1:20:03 canvas um but it looks
1:20:09 like
1:20:14 yeah looks like there's a lot of stuff
1:20:16 here so let's go through let's go let's
1:20:19 go
1:20:23 say um
1:20:33 write chapter 1 in
1:20:36 a business
1:20:39 casual humorous
1:20:43 style that
1:20:45 uses metaphors intelligently
1:21:00 yeah so it's wow this is cool this just
1:21:03 replaced the outline with with an actual
1:21:06 book with an actual chapter this is
1:21:09 [ __ ]
1:21:10 [Laughter]
1:21:12 Bonkers welcome to the wild wacky and
1:21:14 ever so exciting world of fusion selling
1:21:18 okay this is good so let's let's go make
1:21:20 sure that it did it write all everything
1:21:23 yeah there's chapter 2 okay so so
1:21:25 chapter one's done okay so let's do oh
1:21:28 now it says editing that's interesting I
1:21:30 wonder what it's editing oh it's
1:21:32 probably just still writing out the rest
1:21:35 of the the bottom of this thing yeah so
1:21:38 it looks like it goes through the whole
1:21:40 thing so I would imagine this thing gets
1:21:41 a little slow if if if this gets big
1:21:44 each edit's going to take a while CU
1:21:46 because you're kind of rewriting
1:21:48 everything that came below
1:21:50 it all right but okay so what I'm going
1:21:52 to say is um
1:21:55 rewrite the blurb to match this new
1:21:58 style of chapter
1:22:12 one welcome to Fusion selling where
1:22:14 marketing and sales finally joined
1:22:16 forces like two superheroes teaming up
1:22:18 for an Epic Journey that's good
1:22:21 okay Fusion selling instead of
1:22:24 integrating top Frameworks into one
1:22:26 powerful strategy let's just
1:22:28 say oh it's still
1:22:32 editing wonder what happens if I stop
1:22:39 it but what's Wild
1:22:41 here is the an the answer to the
1:22:44 question was can you write a whole book
1:22:46 in this I think the answer is
1:22:50 yes Fusion selling isn't your typic
1:22:53 business manual it's road map a
1:22:57 toolkit okay so let's let's
1:23:03 see this is boring and makes me want to
1:23:06 fall
1:23:08 asleep
1:23:10 period let's have the subtitle be
1:23:13 something more
1:23:20 about making more money
1:23:25 by
1:23:27 integrating sales and marketing into an
1:23:29 Innovative new framework period but say
1:23:33 it in less
1:23:35 words that are more creative and match
1:23:38 the tone of the blurb and chapter
1:23:46 one Fusion selling the ultimate sales
1:23:49 and marketing money maker that's good we
1:23:52 we could write this book right now I I I
1:23:54 mean mean honest to God we could put
1:23:56 this together come up with a a cover for
1:23:59 it and probably probably make a make a
1:24:02 fortune here's what I want to do
1:24:05 um let's
1:24:10 see at the end of chapter one I want you
1:24:13 to
1:24:15 create a
1:24:20 Hands-On mini Workshop
1:24:26 that applies the concepts from chapter
1:24:30 one in a practical
1:24:33 way that the reader can do in less than
1:24:37 10 or 15
1:24:48 minutes failed to edit
1:25:09 okay at the end of this
1:25:12 chapter I want you to create a
1:25:15 Hands-On at the end of this chapter I
1:25:18 want you to create a Hands-On mini
1:25:20 Workshop that applies the concepts from
1:25:23 chapter one in a practical way the
1:25:26 reader can do in less than 10 to 15
1:25:46 minutes I didn't want you to
1:25:49 replace I didn't want you to replace
1:25:52 chapter one with the workshop
1:25:55 I wanted the workshop to come after the
1:25:57 old chapter 1 can you restore chapter 1
1:26:00 please and
1:26:02 then add the
1:26:05 workshop after the
1:26:15 chapter failed to edit all right so I
1:26:18 just [ __ ] that up can I go back let's
1:26:20 see I bet I can
1:26:26 restore previous version okay there's
1:26:29 our chapter
1:26:31 one so let's just go Um
1:26:57 [Music]
1:27:04 create a
1:27:09 workbook
1:27:18 style
1:27:20 exercise that captures the key Concepts
1:27:24 of chapter
1:27:27 one and brings them to life in a
1:27:30 practical way that a reader can
1:27:32 accomplish in 10 to 15
1:27:45 minutes handson mini
1:27:52 Workshop perfect
1:27:56 so now I'm going to
1:28:02 say write chapter
1:28:06 2 along with its mini
1:28:15 Workshop there's the
1:28:18 blurb so it's basically just
1:28:22 keeping all of chapter one
1:28:25 this is
1:28:28 good it's fascinating it's it's
1:28:31 basically reading the book each time so
1:28:34 it's not going to lose context because
1:28:35 of how it's doing this there's our
1:28:37 Hands-On mini Workshop now chapter
1:28:40 two welcome back Fearless marketer and
1:28:43 sales Enthusiast in this chapter we're
1:28:45 going to dive into the nuts and bolts of
1:28:47 the marketing
1:28:49 Frameworks the four Ps of marketing Deep
1:28:52 dive leveraging the SW mod analysis
1:28:56 applying Porters 5 forces I didn't pay
1:28:58 attention to this this actually didn't
1:29:00 create a new hybrid model this is
1:29:02 incorporating all of all of the
1:29:04 different Frameworks from different
1:29:06 marketing things this is a shitty book
1:29:10 um in fact I wonder if I can tell it
1:29:13 that
1:29:25 I just realized that chapter
1:29:27 2 just lists different marketing and
1:29:30 sales Frameworks rather than having
1:29:33 created a unique single framework that
1:29:36 takes the best of all of the different
1:29:38 Frameworks period I want you to
1:29:42 rewrite chapter
1:29:45 2 as well as rewrite all of the outline
1:29:50 that follows
1:29:54 to be centered around this new hybrid
1:29:58 framework that is unique and Innovative
1:30:01 and no one has ever seen before period
1:30:05 come up with good
1:30:07 names and memorable
1:30:10 hooks period don't suck
1:30:19 period I'm such a douchebag
1:30:26 oh man all right the need for hybrid
1:30:31 approach all right let's see what let's
1:30:33 see what it does with chapter two this
1:30:34 should be interesting see if it chokes
1:30:38 out all right we're getting there
1:30:39 chapter two the fusion selling framework
1:30:42 Unleashed welcome to chapter 2 where
1:30:45 we'll take the best marketing and sales
1:30:46 Frameworks throw them in a blender and
1:30:49 create the ultimate Fusion selling
1:30:51 smoothie perfect language this chapter
1:30:54 okay the genasis of the fusion framework
1:30:56 the four pillars of fusion selling
1:30:58 connect engage adapt deliver right these
1:31:01 Frameworks are all identical anyway it
1:31:02 doesn't [ __ ] matter the fusion
1:31:04 flywheel perfect H we got to get that
1:31:07 flywheel going sales
1:31:10 people The Best of Both Worlds from Aida
1:31:13 take the customer Journey
1:31:17 stages wait why is
1:31:22 this chapter 2
1:31:35 let's
1:31:47 see starting with section two in chapter
1:31:52 two the right in feels more like an
1:31:55 outline than a book please flesh
1:31:59 out the rest of chapter
1:32:14 2 but it didn't did it
1:32:25 I I guess I have to I guess I have to
1:32:26 highlight
1:32:41 it these sections feel
1:32:44 like outlines rather than chapters of a
1:32:49 book I don't mind you having bulleted
1:32:52 Concepts but there needs to be more
1:32:53 narrative ative to walk the reader
1:32:56 through the concepts
1:32:58 period don't be a
1:33:01 [Laughter]
1:33:11 ninny all right did it fix
1:33:16 it no it didn't I've Rewritten the
1:33:21 section all right well that kind of
1:33:23 sucked
1:33:25 do we have we got our hands on Mini
1:33:29 Workshop but anyway yeah so I so yeah I
1:33:33 think you just
1:33:36 go write chapter 3 and it's mini
1:33:39 Workshop
1:34:03 oh we lost we lost the bottom of our of
1:34:06 our
1:34:11 outline H all right there's some
1:34:14 jankiness to it but yeah the answer is
1:34:19 yes what was that that was a 45 minute
1:34:22 yes
1:34:29 all
1:34:30 right I would go play with that [ __ ]
1:34:33 looks pretty [ __ ] remarkable to
1:34:36 me I didn't even use those editing tools
1:34:38 on the right like change the language
1:34:40 make it lesser more formal make it
1:34:42 longer make it
1:34:44 shorter Kyle you should be able to
1:34:46 invoke reasoning from within canvas
1:34:48 using slash reason oh that's
1:34:51 interesting um
1:35:09 it looks like we lost the outline Beyond
1:35:14 chapter 3
1:35:17 period please recover it if possible or
1:35:21 if not create
1:35:25 the following seven
1:35:28 chapters as complete
1:35:37 outlines it says editing it doesn't say
1:35:48 thinking I've recovered and revised the
1:35:51 outline for the remaining seven chapters
1:36:02 this is absolutely
1:36:09 crazy yeah oh I could have showed you
1:36:11 that
1:36:13 sorry can you share the initial prompt
1:36:15 for this book please in Irregulars um I
1:36:20 do maybe
1:36:25 can I share this
1:36:29 whole can I share this chat
1:36:32 copy I don't know what I just
1:36:36 copied
1:36:39 close how do I reopen
1:36:46 that that's a question If you close the
1:36:50 canvas oh open
1:36:52 canvas okay okay close canvas oh that's
1:36:55 cool you can open and close the canvas
1:36:58 and now I can share
1:37:01 this create a public link create
1:37:04 link copied link okay so I'm going to
1:37:09 give
1:37:11 you I'm going to give you this
1:37:15 chat so if you're taking notes if you're
1:37:19 if you're like teachers pets and you're
1:37:20 like
1:37:22 Professor could what what was the
1:37:24 process you went through if you're
1:37:26 taking notes we started an 01
1:37:30 preview had it think about marketing
1:37:33 [ __ ] it new wrote an outline then
1:37:36 flipped
1:37:41 into canvas mode gp4 with
1:37:45 canvas and then it made it [ __ ] then we
1:37:49 said you know make the outline and it
1:37:51 put it in a canvas and then we were just
1:37:54 replacing chunks of the outline with
1:37:58 chapters so let me jump over if you're
1:38:01 new
1:38:09 here go
1:38:13 there this is the
1:38:17 salon um which is a
1:38:20 community of AI optimists
1:38:25 and this group was started the week
1:38:28 after chat GPT came out and if you
1:38:31 scroll down the page you can say join
1:38:32 our community doesn't cost anything
1:38:37 and we have a little section in the down
1:38:41 toward the bottom in the left hand nav
1:38:43 called Community clubs and the first
1:38:46 Club there is called a Irregulars and
1:38:48 that's us and so I'm going to
1:38:52 say this is is the first three chapters
1:38:57 of
1:38:58 the
1:39:00 fusion selling book that I created
1:39:05 on the Tik Tock live on October 4th
1:39:20 [Music]
1:39:22 20124 all right there you go you got the
1:39:25 whole [ __ ]
1:39:26 thing was funny this was one of the Matt
1:39:29 Matt Burton joined the uh AI office
1:39:32 hours today and asked the question you
1:39:35 know well what do you think about people
1:39:37 stealing your
1:39:39 [ __ ] and I was like I was like we're
1:39:42 about to enter a world of infinite
1:39:45 content
1:39:46 Generation Um people can steal my [ __ ]
1:39:50 I'll just make another one right like it
1:39:52 doesn't matter
1:39:54 um you know in some cases it might
1:39:56 matter but like we really are getting in
1:39:59 a place like what I said to Matt
1:40:01 was by this by the time he puts a book
1:40:05 together and puts a book out there sure
1:40:07 someone can take it and rewrite it and
1:40:09 give it their own name and steal the
1:40:11 content and put it out there that's
1:40:13 going to take them a week or two to get
1:40:15 their [ __ ] together if they're if
1:40:16 they're decent
1:40:18 right
1:40:20 and I said in those two weeks you should
1:40:23 be you the the train should have left
1:40:24 the station for your next idea right
1:40:27 like like that's that's where where
1:40:30 we're going to win in this world I think
1:40:31 is just you know keep coming up with
1:40:34 with new
1:40:36 things we're not going to listen to that
1:40:38 podcast tonight are we oh yeah no it's
1:40:41 too late it's too late it's
1:40:43 10:37 um we'll do that Monday we'll do
1:40:46 that Monday
1:40:52 Brandon all right what I want you to do
1:40:54 over the weekend I want you to play with
1:40:56 canvas so if you're if you're a
1:40:58 programmer make code with it like learn
1:41:01 all the little features if you're a
1:41:03 writer scroll down in IR regulars Kyle
1:41:06 all right scrolling down oh nice welcome
1:41:09 to the AI Salon lovely llamas llamas is
1:41:14 tasty fire AI learning
1:41:17 lab yep
1:41:20 [Laughter]
1:41:24 it's going to be a big Fenwick I call it
1:41:26 AI oh AI I get
1:41:28 [Laughter]
1:41:32 it oh man y'all are cool y'all are CS
1:41:38 another mindblowing image from Dolly
1:41:40 that's pretty pretty
1:41:43 bitching nice okay
1:41:47 um oh you got to open the article with
1:41:50 the llamas hang on
1:41:54 [Music]
1:41:56 oh flux Pro 1.1 oh
1:42:00 nice look at these things Danielle these
1:42:03 are flipping
1:42:09 awesome
1:42:11 [Laughter]
1:42:17 wow how cool are those where did you
1:42:20 play with the flux
1:42:23 can you put the uh can you put it in as
1:42:25 a comment the link to where you played
1:42:27 with those which tool did you
1:42:31 use herd llamas those those are herd
1:42:36 llamas a big FN I glyph apppp man you're
1:42:41 you're a huge fan of that glyph apppp
1:42:43 aren't you that's cool all right good
1:42:46 love
1:42:47 it
1:42:49 um very very cool very very cool
1:42:54 all right I'm tired I'm tired
1:42:58 people you know what I'm saying I'm a
1:43:01 little punch drunk I don't have a
1:43:03 headache anymore
1:43:08 but all
1:43:10 right so over the weekend play with
1:43:15 canvas if you don't have the 20 bucks a
1:43:18 month subscription for chat
1:43:22 GPT cough it
1:43:26 up um if you don't I think you still
1:43:29 does don't non-paid members still have
1:43:31 access to 01 preview I think they do you
1:43:33 just don't have very
1:43:34 many very many things to use it or do
1:43:38 they not how is Gallery hopping it was
1:43:40 good we went
1:43:42 to we went to the place so Gabby's got a
1:43:46 show
1:43:48 opening next
1:43:52 Friday oh next week is going to be all
1:43:54 [ __ ] up
1:43:57 okay this is important for this
1:44:00 Channel next week's going to be a little
1:44:03 chaotic because I'm in New York and New
1:44:06 Jersey so I hang Gabby's show on Monday
1:44:10 drive her home drive to the airport
1:44:12 leave for New York I'm in New York and
1:44:15 New Jersey with back-to-back meetings
1:44:19 Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday and then
1:44:21 fly back Thursday night
1:44:24 so next week's probably going to be very
1:44:26 disjointed I'll go live when I can and
1:44:29 it's going to be largely dependent on
1:44:31 did we book a dinner now it's two hours
1:44:33 later on the East Coast so I should be
1:44:36 okay but it it's going to be it's going
1:44:39 to be not normal next week all
1:44:42 right so
1:44:47 tough I got I got my business to run I
1:44:50 got to go out and sell some business for
1:44:51 my business
1:44:57 um so yeah so I will probably be getting
1:45:01 into let me go look
1:45:07 actually Monday the
1:45:10 7th yeah I get in at 8:45 into LaGuardia
1:45:14 so I won't be to my home hotel room
1:45:17 until 9:30 or
1:45:22 10 which is normal starting time here
1:45:24 but I'm going to be crispier than [ __ ]
1:45:26 so I might just do short little
1:45:30 opportunistic lives next week all right
1:45:33 but I'll let for the mods I'll let you
1:45:35 know kind of in real time in the mod
1:45:38 Channel and then maybe you can
1:45:40 communicate in the Irregulars Channel
1:45:42 all right all right cool have a good
1:45:44 weekend everybody thanks for hanging out
1:45:46 on Friday night date night AI learning
1:45:48 lab Road Show exactly all right so if
1:45:51 you want to do some some bonus over the
1:45:52 weekend create some AI learning lab Road
1:45:55 Show um Graphics that I can put in the
1:45:58 little in the little window here and
1:46:00 just dump them into the arular channel
1:46:02 there you go that's good and use flux
1:46:05 1.1 because it's new and it's cool and
1:46:06 it does text really good um all right
1:46:09 cool um sub follow my channel subscribe
1:46:13 to the lives if you want to support it
1:46:15 directly irregular irregular schedule
1:46:17 for the Irregulars exactly exactly all
1:46:21 right who's in the house tonight against
1:46:22 the norm here Emilio's wife Vegas Moxy
1:46:27 Danielle thank you so much be Not Afraid
1:46:29 Yesa Joey and the
1:46:32 house um Lucy
1:46:35 happy happy hard style nice
1:46:38 name Brandon thank you so much let's
1:46:41 listen to the podcast next week oh yeah
1:46:43 I'm gonna be out of town next week yeah
1:46:44 exactly we'll get to it I volunteer
1:46:48 Vicky as tribute to to run the live
1:46:50 while you're gone that's nice that's
1:46:52 cool that would work um I don't think
1:46:55 she'd want to do that but that that's
1:47:00 fine um all right who else is in the
1:47:03 house uh Papa
1:47:05 JJ um Winston Hardy great to see you sir
1:47:08 Be not Afraid Jay Winston
1:47:11 escal Vicky we got you boss thank you
1:47:14 very much I appreciate that uh Weaver
1:47:16 Texas oh t-rock thank you so much t-rock
1:47:20 in the house thank you for the gift that
1:47:22 means a lot
1:47:24 [Music]
1:47:30 um Silver Fox great to see
1:47:34 you
1:47:38 [Music]
1:47:40 Tobias digital Amy or Army I didn't I
1:47:43 think digital
1:47:45 Army
1:47:47 um yes that sass all
1:47:50 right um yeah I'm out of here have a a
1:47:53 great weekend everybody Dr J Source Camp
1:47:57 peace out all right everybody hey paven
1:48:00 see you later