ChatGPT-a-thon Part 1: MIDNIGHT – aiLL Nov 30, 2023 – The Past, Present and Future of ChatGPT

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3. 0:42again 29 all right all right enough crazy singing enough crazy singing crazy dog are you a good boy you a good boy yeah
4. 0:52you're a good boy yeah you're a good boy hello everybody what's happening all right we are back we about minutes away from Midnight here in
5. 1:05Denver Colorado I just woke up from a nappy the Champion's been singing exactly Mike exactly Share Bear sharing the uh
6. 1:21sharing the live with people appreciate that if you would be willing to cam cat from cam K from Cleland I'm never going to get that
7. 1:33right welcome welcome how's Cleveland these days I hear it's a little chilly little chilly Lake affs snow all right fantastic tell him what
8. 1:47he's won so if you'd be so kind share the live uh hit the likey like buttons we got few minutes until we ring in the happy
9. 1:58birthday this is is uh Daisy created that image over in the AI Salon Happy First Birthday chat GPT look at this nice
10. 2:14nice see we were in the Dark Ages before and now we're in the we're in the light 600 p.m. Thursday having a
11. 2:25Kaa at macas waiting for for the wife to finish work until told it's me a Kyle wait it's a Kyle tonight yeah we're uh we're going live I got
12. 2:40champ hair all over me I was sleeping on the bed he's normally laying on so I'm all champ ified thank you very much
13. 2:47happy happy happy all right 11:59 [Music] 1159 all right we'll see who's crazy enough
14. 3:01to show up for this this shind dig this shind dig tonight you're back you're so dedicated well I'm pathological all right you can make money
15. 3:15with happy birthday chat GPT it's been a year according to Denver time this is completely arbitrary but
16. 3:27you know hey aren't all iers Aries just kind of some arbitrary happy birthday wo Champ's excited I don't I don't even
17. 3:36have a song I should have like a soundboard or something like that you can make with you make M with it's all I got it's all I got happy
18. 3:49birthday to you happy birthday to you happy birthday s am and Greg and [Laughter]
19. 4:06Mila oh happy birthday chbt um so I figured what we would do is um I'm going to try to keep it focused and I'm going to try
20. 4:20to all of time as we know it is technically arbitrary exactly lunatick so so so we might as well celebrate it
21. 4:27now right on Tik Tok no one knows what time it is everyone knows you're a dog but no one knows what time it
22. 4:40is hey that's I know lunar stick that's your birthday card it looks beautiful I was just saying it's I I mean and I I
23. 4:49think it's an appropriate um you know we we were in the dark ages one of the big insights that I had
24. 5:00about chat GPT one of the reasons that I kind of lost my mind and and said oh this changes everything is is that it just
25. 5:18um how we've had to use computers up to this point oh you wanted a wizard of ozfield yeah it's it's very much that how we had
26. 5:27to use computers up to this point it and it's very much like you have it there on the left you see the code like the cod's all
27. 5:35there if you wanted a computer to do something you as the human had to essentially think okay if I were a computer how would I
28. 5:48think and then and then people came up with these bizarre arbitrary programming languages that use symbols and commas
29. 5:56and brackets and tabs and numbering systems and and so all of these programming languages were designed to
30. 6:10allow people to sort of try to think like humans but really think like a computer right so you had to you had to think
31. 6:21logically and if you wanted to put together if you wanted to put together a computer program that did you know four
32. 6:30different functions you would think okay well what function do you do first and then if someone goes left at this you
33. 6:39know juncture then do this function and if they go right at this juncture then do this function and so everything had
34. 6:46to be thought about logically and and all of that CH all of that changed all of that changed and and it
35. 6:56it changed before chat GPT came out but but chat GPT made it available to the masses and what chat GPT is more than anything
36. 7:08is we can talk like humans and the Machine will figure the [ __ ] out how to deal with the machine and we can just we can just say
37. 7:20I want this we we can be our spoiled brat you know spoiled instant gratification add [ __ ] nightmares that we
38. 7:31are and rather than the computer going no I'm not going to give it to you until you talk to me the way I want to be
39. 7:38talked to now now it's like it's like the C the computers are ours we can do with them what we will I want you to
40. 7:50make a pretty image of a card with half of it black and white and half of it color and I wanted to say these words and I want it now here it
41. 8:03is I'm on a computer program that does this here it is sounds like Claude oh man which side of the state are you oh Cosmic
42. 8:17bear um if then else is extinct now yeah I mean it pretty much is I I mean if then else is still is still happen in the
43. 8:31machine but we don't have to think that anymore we don't have to think it anymore and so I I like to to me that's
44. 8:40the that's the most profound shift here that the speed I mean the the Google deepmind announcement about the 2.2 million new
45. 8:55materials that deep mine just invented the the 330 380,000 330,000 um stable compounds that have not
46. 9:10existed before um you know the the speed there is incredible but but even that is like you know how we would approach creating
47. 9:19a new material is this very logical we got to think about the logic and how do the how do the molecules assemble and
48. 9:25how do we do this and how do we do that now we just go I want new material and if it's been trained on the right data out come new
49. 9:34materials um profound profound profound stuff so happy birthday and then you know on top of that we get Sam Alman returning to the to the
50. 9:46throne of uh of open AI if you were here earlier we did a happy little um we did a a happy happy
51. 10:00little um epic poem called alman's Odyssey and the Ilia I didn't come up with that title but I love it and uh it's a little eight-part epic
52. 10:17poem the discovery of project Q oh man I wonder if this got picked up on the Twitter at all not a ton but you know it got some it
53. 10:32got some love it got some love got reposted by 15 people if you want to repost that that's on my uh on my
54. 10:40Twitter account Kyle Shannon you can go repost the uh the Ilia where you have to go though if you don't know this about
55. 10:48Twitter and I didn't um if you go to my account at Kyle Shan and go to the media Tab and then it will show
56. 10:58you there's alman's Odyssey in the Ilia so you can go like that and retweet it and repost it if you want to if you want
57. 11:04to give that some loving some loving but what we should do I think is we should go play with chat GPT so chat gpts would
58. 11:13allow allowed us to make this like it's the it's the thing that wrote the poem um and it made all the images and
59. 11:20did all the did all the happy stuff and that was what did we do that based on oh so someone on the live last time said
60. 11:29suggested that we made it into an epic poem um and it just knocked it out it just bang bang bang done you know had a
61. 11:37brain fart of an idea before we knew knew it we had something really fun here um so so here's here's what we can do
62. 11:46um I will um I'm I want to focus just on chat GPT so if you have questions about chat GPT I can go through it um we can make a GPT we can um
63. 11:59I can sort of just walk through what it was what it is now what's different about it um you tell me where you want to take it cuz this is
64. 12:08ultimately your channel um I am just I am but the messenger um I love that image alman's Odyssey what's the best text to image
65. 12:26wait what was that I'm sleepy Drew probably couldn't understand
66. 12:43your understand your Australian accent we should we should pull you up on stage here at some point get some International
67. 12:55flare yes my I'm Harry Cary it's Harry Cary here still working on if was a nor normal person how to think if then else will be
68. 13:13extinct how' you discover my prompting thanks Kyle for making this community possible # AIS Salon thank you Cosmic
69. 13:20lover I appreciate that um yeah well you're welcome I you know this is this is an extension of the AI Salon which
70. 13:27that's the site where looking at right here oh no that's Twitter is that Twitter no that's wait what is that oh
71. 13:34that's chat that's chat GPT um yeah the AI Salon is a community of AI explorers people trying to figure all this stuff
72. 13:44out and uh it's a really neat Community we can talk about that I'll uh I'll bring that up in a bit let
73. 13:57me I'm going to open open this a bit so we can see most of chat GPT and then we'll go do and do some
74. 14:06things we can stay creative and pass the boring work to the machine we truly can Edgar you know that's another thing is
75. 14:14the you know it's called generative Ai and people talk about well there's Ai and there's generative Ai and what's the difference and
76. 14:23I another big Insight that I've had about these tools is that you know let me let me flip this around and put up a
77. 14:31a pretty a pretty picture over here there's a nice someone someone did a I forget who did this one um it's happy birthday AI Salon the AI
78. 14:46salon's birthday is next Tuesday um but it's it's in the neighborhood it it was Leah and I actually we talked about creating the AI
79. 14:57salon I think about a week before chat GPT came out so I was already thinking about it and then chat PT came out and I
80. 15:06was like holy [ __ ] we're going so so we just did it we just threw it out there so that's why the the birthdays are so
81. 15:16close together which is really cool um but but the generative the generative AI thing the the the when I first started playing with chat
82. 15:32GPT like like the image stuff playing with stable diffusion and playing with dream booth and creating
83. 15:38images was cool it was like okay I'm I'm making stuff that's kind of cool and then chat GPT came out and where I initially went
84. 15:48was oh this is this is going to make me more efficient and I and I really quickly got into automations okay
85. 15:55zappier so we're going to automate these things that do things more efficiently like where I went was where we've been
86. 16:04told to go since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution you know make things more efficient you human are a
87. 16:13cog in the wheel and we're going to make all these machines that make you more efficient we're going to make steam
88. 16:18engines and we're going to make tractors and we're going to make factories that have gears in them and we're going to
89. 16:23make machines and we're going to make assembly lines and then the computers were invented and like okay so how did
90. 16:30we make the computers well we made them so that they're effectively like digital versions of factories okay you can make
91. 16:39math faster and you can do this more efficiently and you can do that more efficiently and now rather than having
92. 16:47to take photographs to make slides we're going to invent PowerPoint and you can make PowerPoint more efficiently and
93. 16:57so where where I immediately went with chat GPT was oh make it more efficient come on worker do your work and then a Funny Thing Happened on
94. 17:12the Way to to understanding um what this stuff is was I started playing and and I started playing on this
95. 17:26channel and and I just started playing in general and and at first it was really weird where I was playing with this AI stuff and then
96. 17:36I had my job I'm I'm the CEO of a company called storyvine we're an 11 and a half year old company and I had this weird sort of
97. 17:46guilt like I I shouldn't be playing with this stuff cuz this is really fun and interesting and and then what ended up happening
98. 17:59was all of my experiments where I was playing turned into new ideas like generate it generated ideas and and and
99. 18:11as I was teaching and talking and and doing things on here and doing workshops a lot of the initial questions
100. 18:20that I got about generative AI were these conceptual things well if the AI does all the creative work won't that make you less
101. 18:29creative and I was like maybe let me see and then I was like no it's making me more creative like well if it just does all
102. 18:38this stuff what are you going to do and then like I play with it and it does all this stuff and then I have 10 more ideas
103. 18:46and so like what I'm doing is I'm being more creative than I've ever been and I'm executing more consistently than
104. 18:55I've ever executed because I've got ADHD like you know laminated card level ADHD and you know I'm finding my myself being
105. 19:11more productive but not more productive in like a cog in the wheel sense more productive in like I'm putting new ideas
106. 19:19into the world sense like more than I ever have four nights ago someone go someone said you said this would be good for
107. 19:29storyboarding how how would you do that I was like I don't know and and within 20 minutes I had taken a screenplay I wrote 30 years ago
108. 19:41and brought it to life in fact here let me show it to you if you some of the Irregulars you you'll have seen this you were here when we did
109. 19:49it um salmon flying East story board so let's see where's so so I upload a screenplay and the first thing I did was
110. 20:05I said like read the screenplay and write me a Hollywood log line and it wrote me that and it was crappy and then
111. 20:10it also it wrote me something that it said might violate our our content policy whatever and then um I had it
112. 20:19write another one and then I had it write another one and then it came up with salmon flying East is where the
113. 20:25deer hunter meets A River Runs Through It a poignant journey of a Vietnam veteran fisherman wrestling with his
114. 20:31past entangled in The Haunting romance that Bridges the turbulent Waters of War and the Serene struggles of life back
115. 20:38home and I'm like oh [ __ ] yeah that was the screenplay that I wrote and like it started bringing this thing back to life
116. 20:45right this thing that's been dormant for 30 years all of a sudden I'm like oh yeah that right and and then I said you know describe
117. 20:56the first 10 scenes of the movie the the first 10 visual moments of the movie and and so it did and I'm looking at this
118. 21:02and I'm like remembering it and then I said great let's start with the first image and let's come up with a look and
119. 21:08feel and it came up with the look and feel and I was like well wouldn't it be cool if if images in the present had a
120. 21:16certain color and were more vibrant and then ones in the past were more dull and then it came up with this crazy ass
121. 21:23thing and I'm like well that's sort of the right idea but that top one is like way too intense that's not a film that's
122. 21:30that's like a bad it's like a bad painting you'd buy at a mall and then and then it came up with this style and I was like okay that's
123. 21:40kind of cool like like you know blues for the present greens for the past because it was Vietnam and you know
124. 21:45Green was sort of that predominant color of the helicopters my dad was a pilot in Vietnam he flew Hues he flew that
125. 21:53helicopter um and then and then I said um okay make the storyboard for those first 10 scenes you described and it
126. 22:06did and it it just did it and so and and this just goes on and on and on and you know I ended up making a it wrote a
127. 22:16trailer and it I it was just it just crazy so so I feel like in a sense and this is is going to S this is going to sound
128. 22:29really [ __ ] up because you know a lot of people are very cynical about this stuff right now thank you digital Gods
129. 22:35oh digital Gods digital Gods is the one that came up with the title for the uh for the Altman poem Altman's odsy in the
130. 22:47Ilia oh it's so good it's so good um but thank you very much for the gifts I appreciate that um going to
131. 23:02say it came up with characters it came up with casting suggestions oh I guess I was just going to say you know so
132. 23:16why why am I doing this stupid stunt to like go go live and talk about chat GPT for the next 24 hours you to to the
133. 23:26extent that I can stay awake um I feel like we've been we as in non-technical non-engineer types but
134. 23:41engineer types have have have gotten this as well I feel like we've been gifted we've been gifted something like like we are we
135. 23:55are we're in an incredibly rare moment in history where we get to experience the very beginning of a radical shift in how we
136. 24:11operate as humans and how we operate as economies and how we operate as countries and almost no one knows it
137. 24:21yet and and the Irregulars the people that show up to this channel on a nightly basis know this that something's different something's weird
138. 24:36something the people that are getting curious about this AI stuff are actively Reinventing themselves they're turning from coders
139. 24:49into artists they're turning from artists into coders right they're they're they're going from well well I
140. 24:58guess I'm retired to [ __ ] that this is fun they're having fun again like like and and and listen I know that you
141. 25:12know open AI is tied to Microsoft and it's big Sherry D sent that video of this guy doing this conspiracy theory
142. 25:20about this is all part of the Bilderberg Group now and you know it's the cabal and I there are absolutely trillions of
143. 25:29dollars at stake with this stuff and we still get to play with it the opportunity for us right now is [ __ ]
144. 25:41insane and I just can't imagine sitting on the sidelines for this and I'm committed enough to that to
145. 25:50do this to inspire hopefully more people to not be sitting on the sidelines so do me a favor in your blur State listening to me
146. 26:01unless you're in Australia and then you're like ah this is you know he's he's on it a normal hour um share this live if you'd share
147. 26:10it right now if if you haven't um I'd appreciate it follow this channel share the live um and let's get more people in
148. 26:18here and you know tap the like button let let Tik Tok know that what we're doing here is is interesting and and we can play with
149. 26:28chat DBT so ask any questions you have um I'm happy to talk about anything I'm happy to show anything and and and and we'll we'll do
150. 26:37something no playing 100% serious here thank you Joker thank you for keeping me on the straight and narrow in your opinion how messed up is
151. 26:51the school system going to shift due to Ai and the students able to to cheat well why is it
152. 27:05cheating cheat at what cheat at having to write a paper that students realizing that they have
153. 27:21tools now that can do the thing that that they're being asked to do I don't know that that's cheating um I think that the
154. 27:35schools I think any school right now that is not dramatically embracing AI is doing a disservice to students and my opinion on
155. 27:47that has changed I was kind of agnostic to education before where I it was like well if they use it they use it if they
156. 27:57block it they don't like and and now maybe we can make a GPT at some point yeah I'm happy to do that um we've got the most
157. 28:14powerful technology in the history of humanity in our hands that's going to change the way we work the way we think
158. 28:23the way we execute things the way we interact the way our economy works and the educational institution is Twisted in kns about well
159. 28:37what if the students cheat and don't write their papers we're moving into a world within three years where you're going to be
160. 28:45able to speak a movie into existence the skills that you need a year ago are very different than the skills that you need a year from
161. 29:00now and the only the only skill the only skill that I think goes up in value for the next three years is critical
162. 29:10thinking analysis strategy um trying to understand what in the [ __ ] these tools are right there's no there's no manual
163. 29:24for how you resurrect a screenplay with chat GPT the only way to figure that out is to discover it and like the the thing
164. 29:37that I just showed with salmon flying East and those storyboards and all the crap we did in the character studies
165. 29:44that's Child's Play to what's coming it's Child's Play but the only way we're going to have people that are literate in how to
166. 29:55do this stuff is people that get get curious about it and if the education system doesn't get curious about it I
167. 30:02think they're absolutely failing our students we're moving into a world where what the [ __ ] difference does it me make
168. 30:11how something was created there there's a lot of people right now talking about well we've got to have ai attribution
169. 30:17and we've got to have a thing that says AI wrote this why you don't have to label that you used Photoshop to digitally manipulate an
170. 30:31image you don't need to tag something that you used Microsoft Word to process the words what does it matter that you've
171. 30:40got a tool that is going to augment your intention it won't matter like it's not going to matter it matters right now
172. 30:49because it's different than what we know and it's scary and it feels like cheating but it's not cheating it's just
173. 30:57just another tool it just happens to be a profoundly powerful tool so why not [ __ ] embrace it and say okay
174. 31:06students we happen to have this thing that writes papers in 30 seconds there's a there's a a Tik Tok Creator here called Gibson um Gibson's
175. 31:19Gibson's the name and then we also have Mr K in here who who frequents this channel teach us how to prompt chat GPT
176. 31:28to make prompts okay we can do that too and what Gibson talks about is bringing chat GPT into the classroom and
177. 31:37at the beginning of the year this year she tasked her students she said by the end of the semester you're going to have
178. 31:42two papers to write you're going to have one that you have to write as a human and then you're going to have one where
179. 31:50you have chat GPT write it and then what we're going to spend the semester doing is comparing in those two
180. 31:58experiences what did cat GPT do well what did do poorly what was hard for you what was easy for you what was better here what was better
181. 32:08there so that she's she's DEC she's teaching students to deconstruct here's how I used to do it here's how I can do
182. 32:16it in the future here's how they're different she's teaching them critical thinking they don't want to embrace it
183. 32:24because they can't control it exactly exactly we've got we've and you know and this is it's going to be fascinating to watch The Centers of
184. 32:40power grapple with this stuff because it's instant education it's instant knowledge it's instant capacity it's instant capability it's
185. 32:52instant knowledge it's uh a single individual is going to be able to produce like 10 or 15 people
186. 33:08today that's one of the things Sam Alman talks about that that these tools are going to create enormous Prosperity Way Beyond what we can
187. 33:19imagine and and what everyone's saying right now is oh my God it's we're everyone's going to lose their job because this going to do all the
188. 33:29jobs but what if this does all the jobs that we don't want to do and we get to do things we want to do and we get to contribute to
189. 33:39society in a more substantive way there's a possibility and I think it's you know in the neighborhood of of as likely
190. 33:52as the robots are going to kill us that that that we we enter a world of hyper abundance and and and things actually get better it's a
191. 34:05possibility the reality likely stands somewhere in between the robots are going to kill us and Hyper Prosperity
192. 34:11right right it it'll stay it'll stay like it is for a while but but you know that's that's what we're confronting right now as as a
193. 34:20people how can I get chat GPT to count typo correct for example write text with 100 characters you can't right now so
194. 34:29the way chat gbt works and I'm happy to I'm happy to I've got a slide that explains how large language models
195. 34:37work some of the work that is rumored to be happening with how um how these things are going to work
196. 34:46moving forward it will likely be able to count but right now it can't the way large language models work is they're
197. 34:52just predicting the next word um and so when you say write 100 words it it does its best like it'll get in the
198. 35:00neighborhood somewhere between like 75 and 125 words or characters um but it can't count because it's just predicting
199. 35:08one word at a time or you know a chunk of words at a time um and it's not looking back to see how many it did so
200. 35:16it's really bad at counting it's really bad at basic just some of the basic stuff you think it would be really good at it's actually
201. 35:26really bad at um like it hallucinates why does it hallucinate cuz it doesn't know what it actually wrote so it's just
202. 35:35doing from a probability standpoint here are the words in a certain order from from a probability standpoint it doesn't
203. 35:43even know what the words are it just knows that they're mathematically the ones that should be there and then mathematically some of
204. 35:50them might be um wrong because the input data set had a bunch of wrong [ __ ] in it and it just munged it all together um
205. 35:59but that's all going to get better so just right now just know that these things are all janky pieces of [ __ ] and
206. 36:05over time they're going to get better but a year in like the the the the quality difference from where we were a
207. 36:11year ago to where we are today is you know mind-blowing uh can we do a California countdown for me Kyle yeah absolutely we got half an
208. 36:26hour 27 minutes absolutely Be not Afraid well it's like Dick Clark's you know we'll give you a you can make money
209. 36:35with chat GPT right at the top of the hour don't if if anyone's oh we do have mods in here someone pinned that so who
210. 36:41whoever's modding right now thank you you're you're more insane than I am um I'll be using a live ha Jen to
211. 36:50understand my accent when in the USA there you go or just use a pie you can use use the pleasant Australian voice
212. 36:58and Pie you talk your weirdness into it and and she'll come out and talk really nice for you oh man I'm 60 plus years old and
213. 37:09have spent plenty of time reading and researching nice yeah research play I can generally tell when someone
214. 37:22is using chat GPT in their ad copy and that irritates me that'll get better lunti well so here's the problem lunti
215. 37:32um it is an absolute truth that most people will use these tools in a lazy way which is I I think that's the if
216. 37:42there's a legitimate concern about cheating it's that students will just push the button it generates the paper and they'll never
217. 37:50look at it they won't use their brain at all and I think that's a valid concern and I think a lot of people I think a
218. 37:57lot of people are using these tools to get one over on the man right to get one over on yeah [ __ ] the man man I wrote my
219. 38:06[ __ ] I'm going to put it out in the world now um I think we're going to see a lot a lot of shitty content that's
220. 38:14going to look slick on the surface and when you actually dig into it it's going to be crap and what's going to happen is
221. 38:20it's just going to become like white noise it'll just become like background noise and then what will emerge out of it
222. 38:27is work that actual artists and conscientious people and creative people and thinking people and logical
223. 38:36people actually put more effort into using these tools than the average person and that work will rise above the
224. 38:43noise but I agree with you a lot of the stuff right now is really shitty how do you install the AI robot into a
225. 38:51laptop um I don't quite know what that means um the AI Bots right now I mean basically they just live in a
226. 39:00browser um or you can run them on you know like you can run them on your phone so they're they're kind of already there
227. 39:09so if I go to chat GPT hang on so if I go to chat GPT this is my iPad and down the left hand side those are all the Bots that I've
228. 39:23created and so here I've got one called called Dream Weaver so this is a dream analysis bot that I created so I can just put this right
229. 39:37into I can put this into conversation mode by clicking this little headphone right
230. 39:52here I had a dream last night that I stayed up for 24 hours talking about chat PT what the hell is wrong with
231. 40:03me it sounds like a unique dream don't worry dreams often include elements from our daily lives or things that occupy
232. 40:11our thoughts talking about chat GPT for 24 hours in your dream could reflect your interest or curiosity about the
233. 40:18topic were there any specific feelings or details during this 24-hour conversation in the dream for example
234. 40:26how did you feel about talking for so long or was there anything particular about chat GPT that stood out in the
235. 40:34discussion I felt like all these people were watching me and I had to perform and I had a dog that sang when I played
236. 40:41guitar it was really weird man that's an interesting combination of elements feeling so so that's a robot in the machine um
237. 40:59but we'll we'll make a GPT here in a second I'll go ahead and I'll go ahead and spin one up we'll we'll do we'll do one of those things
238. 41:08um all right there was something pinned there that I missed so if whoever no more teachers I don't one one on one I
239. 41:16don't agree that there's no more teachers I just think that the teachers need to get better at teaching critical
240. 41:21thinking skills um when do you think AI will have a big impact in replacing people in the job market and what jobs will I assume
241. 41:31survive um I think it's already having an impact if there's some studies that have come out about like the the
242. 41:38freelance markets like rates are going down and and number of people getting hired is going down I mean it's starting
243. 41:45to have an impact right now um I think in certain industries like in the in the ad business with copyrighting um I I
244. 41:54think it's already starting to have an impact um a lot of big companies are still wary of using
245. 42:08this I think that um Microsoft rolling co-pilot into Office 365 is going to be a big big deal um right now it's only available to
246. 42:24Enterprise like 300 I think 300 sub subscriptions or higher um but as these tool as as these tools
247. 42:38start to roll into what we do um I think it's going to have a subtle effect at first but the rumor of why Sam Altman was fired was
248. 42:52that they achieved some version of AGI and AGI stands for artificial general intelligence and it basically means that
249. 43:02these tools are better than humans at most economically valuable tasks like better than humans not I can just copyright but I
250. 43:16can copyright better than humans I can do math better than humans I can do doctoring better than humans you know
251. 43:24for the for the non-physical stuff um and then they do that in an autonomous way so so open AI defines AGI as autonomous
252. 43:39systems that perform better than humans at most economically valuable tasks thank you Sher bear autonomous systems
253. 43:51so rather than having to go to cat GPT and go back and forth with it you just go to chat gbt and you give it a
254. 44:00goal go find me the best deals on these on on some nice gifts for people that I that I like that you know that I like
255. 44:11and it will just go off and find [ __ ] and it it'll know who are the people that you like and what their preferences
256. 44:17are and what you got them last time and it'll go find the best deals and it'll buy them and it'll come back
257. 44:23and let you know hey I bought this [ __ ] and you're like I don't like that go take that all back and now I want to go
258. 44:28on vacation and it'll just go off and do that Drew learning AI thank you no no Brandy wants to go live and her
259. 44:44live has been age restricted I don't think so Brandy we're not we're not doing any battles Lauren thank you very much thank
260. 44:53you thank you thank you so chat GPT isn't dead but the board members uh yeah but the board members they'll get it listen they they had to
261. 45:04put a board they had to put a board in there okay you've got arguably one of the most powerful companies on the
262. 45:15planet has bet their entire company on open Ai and a four-person board essentially of
263. 45:29researchers threatened to flush it down the toilet they had to put they had to put people on the
264. 45:43board that could protect that interest it's a 10 billion doll investment likely going up to a $50 billion investment Microsoft already
265. 45:54committed to doing $50 billion in um infrastructure investment for AI um so so so you can you can get all
266. 46:09altruistic and like oh they put capitalists on the board of open AI well yeah one of the mo one of the most
267. 46:18powerful companies in the world is hanging its future on it um so it was either not going to survive and it was going to be
268. 46:29Microsoft or open a I was going to survive in some form with some sort of altruistic nonprofit governance mechanism but it
269. 46:41was going to be different and how it's going to be different is yeah we're it's not just going to be nonprofit you know Eco
270. 46:52Warriors controlling that interest so like I I just just I look at that from from a just a like this is just a
271. 47:01reality of the world like like we don't live in a vacuum we live in an actual economy you know it's funny as insignificant as we all might
272. 47:20seem I actually think that we as individuals play a role in the future of AI and it and it seems it seems like we
273. 47:29we can't because it's just it's just Sam Alman he's no he's creating the tools and we get to play with them and how we play with them
274. 47:43and what we do with them will actually have I think a disproportionately uh a disproportionate amount of impact on the future so if we
275. 47:56use them like you know shitty Cog in the wheel efficiency machines it will bend AI in that direction if we use these
276. 48:04tools as creative superpowers and generative hyper Prosperity machines it'll Bend AI in that direction I
277. 48:11actually think we as individuals on this channel tonight right now if you get curious about this [ __ ] and get good at
278. 48:19it and bend it in a good direction it will actually bend it in that direction it's why I'm putting so much time into
279. 48:33this I wouldn't be wasting my
280. 48:48time they told me I wouldn't have a calculator but now I have superhuman Powers 24 hours with DAR bring on the
281. 48:55battles da the star of tiktock the queen of tiktock bring her bring her I will take her down no I won't we will never
282. 49:04battle on this channel ever again sorry Kyle that was in response to someone asking about reading micro fish
283. 49:14oh that's funny yeah I know I I know I respond to stuff randomly here this is Chad add uh can you make a story
284. 49:21character in images and then make them the same way I didn't wait that went away hang on make the same character in
285. 49:29different ways spheric you can kind of do that I haven't had terrific success at it there's a way that you can ask
286. 49:36chat GPT to give you the seed of an image and then you use that seed in future images I haven't had good success
287. 49:45with that but apparently you can do it but I haven't spent a tremendous amount of time time on it didn't one of the new
288. 49:51board members cause the 08 collapse and bailed out the banks yeah that Larry Larry Summers has got a a storyed
289. 50:00past he is he's connected to a lot of the money and the and the Badness there's there's a lot of conspiracy theories there
290. 50:07again I you know I think I think I think open AI I think it's it's it's
291. 50:24now I think it's now quite clear that that open AI has such a significant lead and has such a
292. 50:39um such a big opportunity to to shape things that that the powers that be are not going to let it just squander
293. 50:49away so I so I don't know like I I don't know anything about macroeconomics on that scale other than to know that the
294. 51:00powers that be are going to be in the game if you if like like I don't I don't have any illusions that the chat GPT is is going to
295. 51:15somehow you know flatten the hierarchy I think the hierarchy is going to be there I think I think I think generative AI gives a lot more
296. 51:28people access to tools that they can have power in the hierarchy but I don't I don't think it goes away I just I can't imagine it going
297. 51:38away but listen I couldn't imagine doing half the [ __ ] I can do now a year ago so I don't know I we'll see we'll
298. 51:51see has someone else wait has someone else's dreams started changing like the AI video scenes I don't quite know what you mean Cosmic
299. 52:01lover wow I want to learn to do Bots okay we'll do bots let's do bots it was groovy do you have videos on how to do
300. 52:08bots this is a video it just happens to be live we're going to do a bot right now do I have one on doing a bot I don't think I
301. 52:15do oh no I do I've got I've got a video on how to do a poot um and doing a poot and a chat GPT bot are almost identical so we'll go do
302. 52:25that uh the subscription is only $20 that's correct but the subscriptions are halted right now because two many people were using chat
303. 52:35GPT something went down you know something went down shortly before uh Sam Alman got fired so it was either
304. 52:43their servers were too busy and they had to stop subscriptions or they stumbled onto something and they had to slow this
305. 52:49[ __ ] down while they figured it out I don't know I don't know what went down but hope hopefully the the subs come back
306. 52:56pretty soon your job is your job is teaching us about AI will'll survive yeah I yeah I think I I think
307. 53:07short term um being educated about this stuff is is going to be a job not many AI jobs posted yet unless you're an
308. 53:14engineer yeah exactly well it's I think we're it's going to very quickly Suzanne just be part of all of the jobs right AI
309. 53:23literacy is going to be part of all of the jobs and those people that resist it and say [ __ ] that I don't want to learn
310. 53:29AI they they stand on their soap box they're they're going to be um just blindsided um what about all the people
311. 53:40who will lose their jobs at the Indian scam call centers peace um I am so ready for the robots to re replace call center
312. 53:57trees please wait for 45 minutes for me to put you on hold with someone who doesn't know anything about anything and
313. 54:04has no power to do anything and is only going to read a script and then after the fourth of those people you still get hung up on um
314. 54:13I'm ready to have that entire system replaced with a robot that's just like hello Kyle how can I help you today and
315. 54:20it actually can answer the question and it can actually do [ __ ] all right let's go build some bot okay so chat jpt here's chat
316. 54:33jpt and in the left hand side you've got your uh prompt history and if you've got chat GPT 4 so there's there's kind of
317. 54:41three different little modes here as it currently sits plugins um are likely going to go away um these gpts have essentially become
318. 54:54the plugin PL inss so plugins were kind of the first step toward these gpts so if you want to explore that there's
319. 55:02some interesting things to explore there but I think I think that's just there to Plate the people that made plugins and
320. 55:09not piss them off so I think that's going to go away um I could be wrong on that but Sam Alman basically said that
321. 55:16plugins have evolved into gpts so then you have GPT 3.5 GPT 3.5 is what we started with last November 30th right so
322. 55:27this is um you know uh make me an m in M WAP about uh Quantum
323. 55:42uh mechanics and then it does it right so this is what chat GPT was and the other thing the thing that that blew
324. 55:57my mind my my big Epiphany was um write me a python application that takes two text
325. 56:14inputs and sends them to the open AI API and gen generates five
326. 56:34tweets so so that's what we had a year ago and to be clear this is still [ __ ] remarkable still remarkable and and you
327. 56:47know C gbt 3.5 is really fast okay so now we have chat GPT 4 and this is actually chat GPT 4.5 it they've they've
328. 56:59effectively admitted that this is 4.5 it's different well what makes it different well cat GPT 4.5 is multimodal so you have a little
329. 57:10paperclip here and that paperclip you can upload images you can upload Word files Excel files CSV files
330. 57:19PDFs all sorts of documents and it can see images it can analyze data um it can generate images right so
331. 57:30so it'll it'll make us images and it's a general purpose multimodal knowledge ingesting and generating machine
332. 57:46um as this thing evolved as as chat gbt evolve or Cat gbt 4 evolved they they started adding these different modes
333. 57:56there was browse with Bing mode and there was code interpreter mode and there was dolly3 the image generating
334. 58:05mode and you had to switch between the modes and so it it was actually like six or seven different applications and and
335. 58:13what what the new chat GPT is is they're all rolled together so in a single chat session you can you can be dynamically switching between
336. 58:25strategizing about a marketing concept to writing copy to coming up with images for the ads to putting Those ads
337. 58:33together to um asking about media buying to creating a spreadsheet of of the media buy and how much it's going to
338. 58:42cost us and how much we want to allocate and turn that into a spreadsheet that I can download so you can you can just
339. 58:48dynamically sort of you know blow through the breeze of different modes of working so that's that's chat
340. 58:57gp4 and and why it's different and then the um the gpts all these all these things here are basically customized versions of that
341. 59:12so let's see the first one I made was Sin City sipper there's a booze app that'll that'll make fancy versions of classic
342. 59:26drinks so show me a new fangled oldfashioned so if I click that send City sipper will either give me the
343. 59:33recipe or it will draw it'll create a photograph of of the drink it's going to show me or it'll do nothing no it's going to create the
344. 59:43image um so this is like a pre- prompted sharable version of gp4 and and it's got all of the Power of
345. 59:56gp4 but it does what I want it to do and so what I wanted it to do was teach people how to make fancy drinks
346. 1:00:05um and it's got you know because gp4 has image generation it's going to generate an image of of the recipe it's about to give
347. 1:00:16us so looks like it's a little slow tonight there there must be other ticktockers doing 24-hour chat CHP
348. 1:00:27sessions all right it's it's 3 minutes to uh it's 3 Minutes to Midnight on the West Coast by the way so 2 ounces of
349. 1:00:35bourbon choose a good one it's Vegas baby simple syrup two dashes of aromatic bitters orange twist luxury Cherry nice because you're
350. 1:00:51fancy like that so it gives you good attitude ude um all right so so so this is our our special little thing now the other
351. 1:01:02thing that's really powerful about these let me see if I've got one here that I
352. 1:01:18[Music] did yeah here was one
353. 1:01:32so so this was a chat GPT that I made this is really [Music] slow um this was a chat GPT that I made one of the other things that you can do
354. 1:01:45with chat gpts is you can train them on your own data so this is this is something that people have asked me
355. 1:01:53about from from when chat GPT came out is um but I wanted to but I wanted to know about my data so what I did in this case
356. 1:02:05was I went and I got a PDF from the parks department about two different hiking trails uh at at uh Rocky Mountain
357. 1:02:13National Park and I uploaded those PDFs of information about the hiking trails and so now this is a specific Trail
358. 1:02:23guide interactive Trail guide for those two specific hikes right um so so you can you can make a chat GPT about
359. 1:02:33anything you can also connect them via API to other services so you can make very very sophisticated versions of chat
360. 1:02:41GPT that you can share with other people couple of the caveats about them you have to be a chat gp4 subscriber to be able to use them right
361. 1:02:53now I have a feeling that's going to change when the GPT store comes out which is supposed to come out the end of November which is
362. 1:03:02today so oh by the way it's midnight in California you can make money with chat happy birthday Chachi
363. 1:03:12P it's just like it's just like the Dick Clark Dick Clark New Year's Rock and Eve except without the rock we have a
364. 1:03:22singing dog and we have a gold button you can make money with okay uh so so these the the caveats right now these things in order to use
365. 1:03:36them you have to be a chat gp4 subscriber um in order to make them you have to be a chat gp4 subscriber chat
366. 1:03:44gp4 subscriptions are locked right now you there aren't new ones you can buy people are Hawking them on eBay for a
367. 1:03:51profit so you can go buy on eBay if you're desperate um I think all that stuff's going to improve but what what gpts
368. 1:04:04represent from where I sit is the complete and utter democratization of application development now developers
369. 1:04:14who are in here are going to be laughing at me going it's not real programming it's not and right now these things are
370. 1:04:20janky they're not quite there and how you you know incorporate apis into them is is a mess and you know and you need to
371. 1:04:30be a developer if you want to do these things right and if you really want to do these things right you go to the back
372. 1:04:34end and you use open AI apis but the amount of excitement just in this channel of people like losing their
373. 1:04:44minds over making these things is is this is this is a true for me this is a true Kevin McAllister moment where GP pts from where I sit
374. 1:04:57represent the ability for anyone who's got an idea for hey there should be a tool that does X to be able to generate that tool
375. 1:05:16anyone now it's not anyone right now there's all sorts of access issues and you know you got to pay and but
376. 1:05:25this is the beginning of what it looks like so let's make one and I and you'll see why in a second so when you're at
377. 1:05:32chat GPT if you if you've just started out you may see three or four of these gpts to the left hand side or it might
378. 1:05:42even just look like this where you got chat GPT at the top and you have this explore button and if you click the
379. 1:05:49explore button and you haven't made one of these before you'll like see here are gpts made by open AI they've got I don't know how many they
380. 1:06:02have just a handful like a dozen so they've got Dolly 3 which does images they've got data analysis they have
381. 1:06:10classic chat GPT they have a thing that'll explain board games for you so so so these are just examples of what
382. 1:06:18you can do with them but that's the ones they've made and then at the top of this list is create a GPT so what I would
383. 1:06:26encourage you to do let let me I'm trying to think how I want to do this no this is good okay it's there's 120 people in here it's 1: in the
384. 1:06:39morning in Denver so I don't know where anyone's from but if you've got access to to GPT 4 um play along make one of these with
385. 1:06:49me you're like but Kyle I'm not very technical I don't know how to make I don't I'm not good at programming Kyle
386. 1:06:56I'm not even good with computers that's okay follow along this is this is trivially easy it is trivially easy to
387. 1:07:07make one of these things and we're going to do it together so hit the plus button and it will take you
388. 1:07:18here and you got the left side which is uh the Builder and then you got the right side which is the Tester the the
389. 1:07:27what they call the playground but not to be confused with there's a thing that developers use called the open AI
390. 1:07:34playground that is that is different than this I don't know why they called it the same thing in both places but you
391. 1:07:40know it's it's technically the a similar sort of idea but that was very confusing to me uh because if you know about the
392. 1:07:48playground on the developer side you're like wait am I supposed to go over there no this this thing that says pre preview
393. 1:07:54is they sometimes refer to it as the playground but what happens is we're going to make a GPT and as we're making
394. 1:08:02it it will populate to the right here and be live like like that okay on the leand side there's two there's there's
395. 1:08:12two panels there's the create panel which this is basically just chat GPT but it's it's focused cuz it it's
396. 1:08:19focused to build us one of these things and that's what we're going to build this with but I also want to show you
397. 1:08:24what's under the hood there's this configure tab the configure tab has you can uh upload an image or it'll create
398. 1:08:33an image for you you can name your GPT you can describe your GPT you can write a prompt for your GPT you can write
399. 1:08:41conversation starters so pre-written questions to get people started and then you can do things like upload files
400. 1:08:48upload you know things that you want your GPT to know so that could be a book that you wrote I could create a GPT
401. 1:08:55right now with one of my screen plays and just have it be a GPT that you could ask it questions about my
402. 1:09:02screenplay um you can turn on or off capabilities of web browsing image generation and code interpreter so code
403. 1:09:11interpreter is that thing where it can analyze CSV files and do all sorts of crazy stuff and then you can even
404. 1:09:18program in apis but all this stuff we can ignore right now we're going to just flip over to the create mode and by the
405. 1:09:26way if you go to po.com and you say create a bot on PO it's almost an identical interface the difference with
406. 1:09:34PO is you you pick a a model um here you don't have to pick the model because they're using chat gp4 but it's the same
407. 1:09:42basic idea upload a picture name it describe it write a prompt but we're not going to we're not going to do that we're just going to
408. 1:09:51talk to it we're going to talk one of these these Bots into existence so okay I know what we're going to do so so I want you to think about
409. 1:10:04what's what's some sort of like either an application you've wanted to build or what's some sort of something you know something about like
410. 1:10:14Becky Ru from in here one of the Irregulars um she's really into quilting and she was like I want to make a GPT
411. 1:10:20that can generate quilt patterns so she did that um you know I did that one on dream analysis there's people that are doing
412. 1:10:30these gpts to do you know like therapy support kind of things um there's other people that are doing marketing support
413. 1:10:39things script writing things just think of something that you might be interested you might want to do I'm going to do one for chat gpt's
414. 1:10:46birthday so so what we're going to say now I'm going to I'm going to hit a button on my computer and and it is
415. 1:10:53going to look like um chat GPT understands me talking which the the the the iOS version does it works and the
416. 1:11:03history of open AI the company behind it period And so what it's going to do now is it's going to build that so it says
417. 1:11:16updating GPT so it's writing a prompt right now in the background pickup lines pickup lines would be a great one Joker
418. 1:11:23you should do a pickup line one on the development features impact of chat gbt as well as the history and
419. 1:11:31contributions of open AI in the field of AI now let's give it a name how about chat GPT historian does that sound good
420. 1:11:38to you that I actually like it that sounds great and now it will likely make me an image generating a profile picture there you
421. 1:11:52go and basically this is it we've made one see the thing on the right this is a functional version of it
422. 1:12:02I'm going to wait to use it because I want it to generate the profile picture but there's the profile picture it made
423. 1:12:08that's fine like I hate it but whatever it's fine do you like this profile picture would you like to make any changes to it uh
424. 1:12:18uh I'm just gonna say no it's it's it's too late and I I don't I don't really give a [ __ ] okay great now that we have a name
425. 1:12:30for the thing uh let's refine the context of it okay so now it's asking me to improve it but before I want to
426. 1:12:36improve it let's go play with it so this this is now a fully functional custom GPT so it says expert on open AI history
427. 1:12:48uh tell me about the development explain open ai's role in AI advancements what are key features with Chad gbt how has
428. 1:12:55it evolved since its Inception I'm going to go right to what happened last week with Sam Alman now it should search the web see
429. 1:13:09doing research with Bing because we have browse the web turned on enabled for this bot it can actually go search the
430. 1:13:16web last week Sam mman the CEO of open AI experienced a significant upheaval in the company he was initially ousted the
431. 1:13:24dramatic turnaround followed a Revolt among open a ai's 800 member staff who threatened to leave Alman to Microsoft
432. 1:13:33where he had announced plans to start an AI subsidiary so I got all that right okay great um what are the core capabilities of
433. 1:13:44chat GPT 4 right now period and what does multimodal mean
434. 1:14:05um so let's see what it says it it understands language it does context awareness it can maintain a context of the conversation over
435. 1:14:14multiple exchanges 96,000 words or so knowledge integration it's it's good up until April 2023 that's correct language
436. 1:14:25translation it's capable of translating text between various languages true text summarization creative writing code
437. 1:14:33writing and debugging task automation learning from interaction multimodal means the capability to understand
438. 1:14:40interpret and generate information across different modes and types of input and output that can include audio
439. 1:14:49images audio and video in a multimodal AI blah blah BL blah um let me see what about Del and I spelled do wrong it should be
440. 1:15:05do is a separate AI model developed by open AI known for its ability to generate images all right cool all right
441. 1:15:13so back over here so so it works but I noticed it called itself Untitled and if I go to configure I think it looks like
442. 1:15:21the title's missing so I can say um the title is missing thanks for
443. 1:15:41confirming uh did it fix it yes so now it fixed it okay so now if I want to share this with the world I go to the save button I click
444. 1:15:55public I click confirm your changes couldn't be published oh the GPT name is is restricted okay so we're going to call
445. 1:16:06this uh let's put a space there try again save confirm public all right let's see uh
446. 1:16:24we'll call it the chat [Laughter] GPT we'll do three e Chi P historian all
447. 1:16:43right let's try to save that let's see if we can get that through the uh through the Borg ah your gpt's name is restricted for
448. 1:16:53public sharing this is your organization's name okay uh so darn it all right so we'll just call it the GPT
449. 1:17:08historian oh you know what we'll call it we we'll do it after the poem Altman's Odyssey
450. 1:17:24expert on chat GPT and open AI history yeah that's good enough Altman's Odyssey okay so now we'll save it it should let
451. 1:17:36us do this they're basically saying we don't want you to create a thing that that you know confuses people all right
452. 1:17:44so we now so this thing is now live so I can now copy the URL and I can share that so I'm going to go over to the AI
453. 1:17:57Salon in the showand tell section which is where I am oh that's cool here is my prompt and dream Studio
454. 1:18:07Sikorski that's really cool man that's beautiful ah look at that that's beautiful who did that Lauren that's
455. 1:18:15really good okay so I'm now going to say um here's the uh first GPT I
456. 1:18:34made one AC after chat
457. 1:18:48GPT wait I made in the year one AC after chat GPT and it's a Biblical reference get it and then I'll put
458. 1:19:04paste oh no I want to do paste it this way and for whatever reason it won't it won't in in Mighty networks it won't
459. 1:19:15show the preview for gpts cuz I think of the way the way they're coded or whatever and then I am going to add
460. 1:19:21hashtags to it so I'm going to say Irregulars cuz that's all of you weirdos watching me at [ __ ] 1 in the morning
461. 1:19:281:20 in the morning and I'm going to label it gpts and we're going to post this so now if you go to um the AI Salon in the show and tell
462. 1:19:38Channel you can go play with the the GPT that I just created and what I would recommend that you do is go share if
463. 1:19:46you've been playing along and you made your own GPT go share it and show and tell um now you may be asking but Kyle
464. 1:19:54what is the AI salon so the AI Salon glad you asked can you put it on your own domain not right now you can put a
465. 1:20:01link to it right so on your own domain you could make an image and and you know click to it you can't embed it that I
466. 1:20:07know of you might be able to do it in an if frame um but not right now the the gpts as as a concept are only two weeks
467. 1:20:20old 3 weeks old maybe um the GPT store hasn't come out yet so we don't know how they're going to be sold or packaged or
468. 1:20:30what it's going to require to use them or how the revenue sharing works but you will be able to make money on these so
469. 1:20:38they're creating a GPT store that think of it like the early days of the of the App Store remember hearing stories of
470. 1:20:45people making ridiculous amounts of money on stupid iPhone apps when it first came out we're going to see
471. 1:20:51similar things with these things I think think um so anyway the AI Salon is a community that I created um a year ago as well so our our
472. 1:21:04anniversary is next Tuesday the 5th so we have a a meeting we meet every other week next Tuesday is the oneye
473. 1:21:10anniversary and then this web address is the um is the is the community and so it's a mighty networks community and so if you go over here
474. 1:21:23um start out in the um about the salon section and there's all sorts of cool stuff in here it talks about who we are
475. 1:21:32why we do what we do how we explore and what our values are so I mean I'll tell you now but like go check them out and
476. 1:21:40you know read read what we say about them curiosity generosity meaning like if you learn stuff share it share what
477. 1:21:47you're learning because it'll benefit other people it'll benefit you in teaching it you'll have have to learn it
478. 1:21:53better to teach it um exploration we want people that are adventurous we want people that are collaborative um
479. 1:21:59inclusive people are going to be coming from all different walks of life all different experience backgrounds um
480. 1:22:06everyone's going to be impacted by Ai and and so you know just Embrace that um it it makes us all stronger and then
481. 1:22:15empathy um this is scary [ __ ] there's a lot of fear right now so those are the values so check that stuff out if the
482. 1:22:21values resonate you'll probably dig the community um let's see the first thing I would request that you do join go to the Welcome Wagon and
483. 1:22:35introduce yourself uh and then there's uh the water cooler where you can just do chitchat but then here's showand tell so
484. 1:22:42if you go to show and tell there's there's my uh GPT that I just created all right so that's how you make gpts
485. 1:22:51let's go look at some of the images here oh that's nice who's that thank you Tim that's a good one [Laughter] A1 oh it's
486. 1:23:02AI happy AI birthday AI Salon oh that's awesome job [Laughter] application beautiful it's good to be the [Laughter]
487. 1:23:18king very very cool all right so that's making a GPT it's live now the other thing I could do let's go back and edit that let
488. 1:23:32me show you one other thing you can do here I'm going to edit this so now that it's built I can go into this configure
489. 1:23:37Tab and you can edit all this stuff I could um I could change these these things I'm going to say um I'm going to
490. 1:23:47say tell me about the development of explore open ai's role in AI advancement I'm going to I'm going to have the first
491. 1:23:55one be um what is the latest on the board and open AI governance question mark so you can
492. 1:24:12change those questions and when you change them here it just will automatically change them over here and
493. 1:24:18then you could also let's let's say that there's a book about open Ai and I had a pdf version of that book I can say
494. 1:24:25upload files and I could just you know upload a PDF as the knowledge source and say I want you to use this book as the knowledge source
495. 1:24:35so um Jim Ross who's in here who's in the storage business he's been using uh chat GPT for a year he started using it
496. 1:24:44November 30th last year um for his storage uh management business and he teaches other people how to do this
497. 1:24:51stuff and he wrote a book with chat GPT and then when these gpts came out on the first night that that um I got access to
498. 1:25:00this I was talking about these he was following along and he was making a GPT and we made a GPT where we took his book
499. 1:25:07his PDF and we uploaded it and we created a a basically a marketing tool for him where he can say hey I've got
500. 1:25:14this book but you can now interact with the book and you can ask it questions and it's like a virtual me and then
501. 1:25:20built into it it it said okay if you've got any more questions here's how to reach out to me so built into it was
502. 1:25:27this book and and was um you know marketing calls to action so these things can be quite sophisticated and so I'm just going to
503. 1:25:37confirm that I've now updated that and so anyone that uses it now will experience what's the latest on the board right and so if I click on
504. 1:25:48that that'll automatically fire off that web search and it will get me the latest information on this groovy
505. 1:25:57right frantastic Bob tell him what he's won youve won a new car woo I am punr all right let's get back to some
506. 1:26:14comedy jokes you can make money with ch it's all chat GPT all the
507. 1:26:29time what is Elon thinking daring advertising advertisers not to buy ads oh my God have you seen that video he's
508. 1:26:38at a New York Times event and they're asking him about his statements about the conflict in the Middle
509. 1:26:49East and the fact that advertisers fled and and he tells advertisers to go [ __ ] themselves and he basically says I'm
510. 1:27:00talking to you Bob Iger it's like geez I think I think Elon might have skipped a skipped a round of meds
511. 1:27:15like oh man I don't know what's going on with that another GPT I created texting advice deciphering the language of love that's actually
512. 1:27:28brilliant it's really good and and at some point you could actually turn that into a an application right when the when the a API thing gets
513. 1:27:38easier to use there'll probably be some sort of messaging interface and so you could have it so a text comes in into
514. 1:27:46your into your messages it automatically dumps it over to this thing that analyzes it and says here's what he really
515. 1:27:54means here's what she really means when she says I'm fine you're in trouble oh
516. 1:28:10man H let's see it's cutting off oh wow um could Elon be hoping for a 100 year long tax L possibly I mean that might be it I mean
517. 1:28:27you know one of the things that seemed really weird that he did um with Twitter was he cut off API access so anyone who had businesses
518. 1:28:37about leveraging Twitter data were cut off like that and it seemed really weird and shortsighted and then he creates
519. 1:28:49grock which is the chat GPT competitor it's not anywhere close to it yet but he's the only one with access to
520. 1:28:59Twitter data right now because he cut off the API for everyone else so so grock is is not only trained on Twitter
521. 1:29:09but it can pull up real-time Twitter data as part of the output that's a differentiator anyone who's got um
522. 1:29:17proprietary data is going to have an advantage in this world so it's cuckoo I tell you it's cuckoo what would you think of Designing
523. 1:29:33a program that could determine which gpts to use basic on what you type in um you can you can likely do it because
524. 1:29:43you can because Google is indexing them so if you want to search for all the gpts in Google not weird it's just very
525. 1:29:50specific so if I go to Google google.com you go to um there I I I've got it right here site colon chat.
526. 1:30:09open.com that will search for all of the gpts that have been indexed so these are all gpts so if you want to go find them you can do that so
527. 1:30:21so Google's already sort of doing it now what you're talking about is figuring out which ones you want to
528. 1:30:29use hey I've got this problem what gpts might do that um you could potentially use a search like this in your GPT I so
529. 1:30:43here's Here's my thought on that when when open AI launches their GPT store um the thing that you create is going to be
530. 1:30:53irrelevant it doesn't mean you shouldn't build it because who knows when that store is going to come out and I think
531. 1:31:00in building a GPT to discover other gpts you'll learn a lot so so why not I I I think that it doesn't seem like it would
532. 1:31:09be that hard no I don't I don't think so perfect pixels I think it's I think it's it's perfectly plausible I mean quite
533. 1:31:18honestly creating these things is so simple that you can use them I I'll share I'll share you a really cool concept with you
534. 1:31:26um so there's there's a guy in the AI Salon he runs one of the guilds so so in the in the AI Salon we have guilds we've
535. 1:31:35got a beginner's Guild we've got a a technical Guild we've got a writing Guild an Art Guild um and and they're
536. 1:31:41led by people who are passionate about those topics so Peter Kaminsky runs the AI 101 Guild he runs the beginner
537. 1:31:48Guild and when G G pts first came out like 3 days after they came out he told me about a g GPT that he made that just
538. 1:31:57blew my mind and and it blew my mind not in how powerful it was and how like it was going to be the next thing that was
539. 1:32:06going to change everything it blew my mind in how trivial it was he made a GPT wait I got to put up a pretty
540. 1:32:17image the birthday card's a good one um Peter Kaminsky made a GPT of a conference call he had now here's here you're like what
541. 1:32:33what do you mean a GPT of a conference call he had he had a conference call with six people on it he took the
542. 1:32:40transcript of that conference call he uploaded that as the knowledge base for a GPT and then he gave the URL to the
543. 1:32:47participants of the call and he said here's the notes of here's a g PT of the notes of the call we just had so they
544. 1:32:55could interact with it and ask it question ask questions about the call they just had I think that's [ __ ] brilliant and
545. 1:33:02and what it says to me is that these gpts can be everything from completely disposable to incredibly sophisticated
546. 1:33:10apps that have all sorts of API calls and they're doing function calling and they've got deep knowledge bases
547. 1:33:18um you know you you could do things like um you know import um you know sales conversations uh into into you know like
548. 1:33:33a sales training thing and it's constantly updated with the most recent you know conversations that you've had
549. 1:33:40with clients and how you're selling into clients um but that idea for me of application development is so trivial now that you could make an
550. 1:33:54application for a single conference call is like
551. 1:34:08cuckoo can you put it on your own domain not right now I think they'll fix all that jelly really I just want to play
552. 1:34:19wait list I know Entourage it sucks go to go to eBay and see what people let's let's go to eBay right now let's see
553. 1:34:25what they're selling them for let's see eBay chat GPT I wonder if they shut this [ __ ] down I doubt it because they're making money on
554. 1:34:44it let's see chat GPT 4 uh chat GPT plus here we go
555. 1:35:08yeah all the all the sort of scammy marketers have taken over now you could find stuff for a while but yeah I don't know I wouldn't do that
556. 1:35:24they all look like scam scammy clickbait to [Laughter] me but but they'll come soon enough they they'll open that thing back up it's not
557. 1:35:34going to be that long I don't think 3:20 a.m. thankful Jones yeah it is 1:30 here I'm going to go for another another 30
558. 1:35:46minutes I think I'll do do another 30 minutes then I'll come back at like 4 in the morning or 5 in the morning I figure
559. 1:35:54I'll do I'll do 4 in the morning here and then I'll do six then I'll go to work and then I'm speaking on a panel at
560. 1:36:089: like a zoom call panel and I'm going to do that live on Tik Tok as well I'm going to do a sort of Matrix thing where
561. 1:36:16I'm talking to one group but you're you're watching me from a different angle just cuz I'm stupid and then I have a couple of
562. 1:36:26meetings I think I have a pitch with the the pitch is going to go [ __ ] horrible because I'm going to be
563. 1:36:31exhausted that's okay and and my voice is going to be shot and then I'll talk in the afternoon at work and then I'll come home and grab a
564. 1:36:44bite and I'll come on and then we'll do it all again tomorrow night and all right so do me a favor uh
565. 1:36:53share the live right now because I can't believe there's 90 people in here it's 1 in the morning it's 1:30 in the morning
566. 1:36:59in Denver it's 3:30 on the East Coast I hope most of you are from the other side of the planet oh source Camp it's 2:30 a.m.
567. 1:37:14here I'm sorry why are you here what are you doing I don't know I don't know please do the presentation in Italian
568. 1:37:23okay oh okay yeah I can show that oh a lot of kyes today I love that yeah I don't know is shuee I think this is a
569. 1:37:31little too much Kyle for even Kyle um the Kyle Channel all Kyle all the time it's really sad it's not good it's
570. 1:37:46not good for anyone I'm gping awesome hope you GPT GPT share things on the AI Salon uh make images be sharing images tap the screen
571. 1:37:58give some love here share the live follow the channel um if you're if you're looking to support the channel in
572. 1:38:07the lower leftand corner uh I've got a series that I created called overhyped which or underhyped uh which
573. 1:38:16is what I feel AI is right now that it's actually underhyped um and it's it's some videos that talk about why I think
574. 1:38:23it's important things like that will you play the Elon clip just cuz I need to figure out what size wheel barrel to buy
575. 1:38:30for him yeah hang on we can do that this is [ __ ] ridiculous this is this is really Insanity it it really is um Elon I don't think we need
576. 1:38:44anything more than Elon and it will be the first thing that comes up all all right that's a short one
577. 1:38:52aarin sorin is interviewing him here we go apology tour if you will that this had been said online there was all of
578. 1:39:03the criticism there was advertisers leaving we talked to Bob Iger you hope uh don't advertise you don't want them to advertise no what do
579. 1:39:12you mean if somebody's going to try to Blackmail me with advertising blackmail me with money go [ __ ] yourself look at Aon sorin go [ __ ]
580. 1:39:28yourself is that clear I hope it is hey Bob hey Bob let me ask you then Bob Iger hey
581. 1:39:48Bob if you had a Kyle Avatar you'd be on all the time I'll show you my Kyle Avatar I have one you want to see my Kyle
582. 1:39:58Avatar tickity tck Tock ticktock ticktock hey it's Kyle Shannon with the AI learning lab you know there are some
583. 1:40:11days I just don't want to turn on the camera days where I don't even want to get out of bed well good news we now
584. 1:40:18live in a post sci-fi world and I just type up this script and select my avatar of choice this is one from a so this is
585. 1:40:25done with hey Jen I uploaded a 3 minute video um this is what I was wearing and that you know that that's what the video
586. 1:40:34looked like right that's the background that's my you know thing and then I just type in the words I want once it's made
587. 1:40:42it takes like I don't know 10 seconds and then and then it makes that and then this one is using the same video
588. 1:40:51Avatar but I recorded the voice in audio only so so the previous one was synthesized voice this is a real
589. 1:41:00recording of me but the video is not real the V video is synthesized Chon with the AI learning lab so the previous
590. 1:41:07video in my timeline is an avatar generated with haen where I didn't say the words I just typed in a script and
591. 1:41:16it synthesized my voice and it was decent like like all the with my hands like those are my hands those are my
592. 1:41:23movements like the way I rock my head around like a special neuros spicy person it's all it's all pretty accurate
593. 1:41:33so anyway has anyone had any luck with Persona gpts I've tried a few but feel like I can't nail it I don't know what
594. 1:41:42you mean by a Persona GPT like having it act like a certain person P personal Persona gpts as in oh U versions of creating an effective mind
595. 1:41:57copy um I I haven't um but I'm about to do it I'm about to do it with with content Evolution we're
596. 1:42:12going to do this so so what we're going to do is we're GNA we're going to create a um an an interview framework so we're gonna
597. 1:42:27we're going to basically do like a 45 minute interview with a person and and record that and transcribe it
598. 1:42:38and it's going to be a lot of questions about like you know what's their world viiew you know what are their favorite
599. 1:42:43books what are this what's that so it's going to capture how they talk and it's also going to capture their worldview
600. 1:42:50and then it's also going to capture like what they do what they do professionally what their skills are what they're good
601. 1:42:55at things like that and then we're going to upload that as the knowledge base the the the foundational knowledge base for a GPT for that
602. 1:43:04person um because I wanted to get so so I think you could upload your emails and your writing and your things like that um but
603. 1:43:15it's not going to necessarily capture what you want it to so so I'd say you're going to have to be pretty prescriptive in what you
604. 1:43:29upload as your knowledge base and then I think you're going to also have to be prescriptive in how it how it responds like where the
605. 1:43:38boundaries are because I think the problem with the with chat GPT right now and and with the gpts in general is
606. 1:43:47they're so eager to answer they'll just hallucinate any answer so if it doesn't if you ask it a question that it
607. 1:43:55doesn't quite have in its knowledge base it's just going to make it up and so the the chances of those personas going off
608. 1:44:01the rails I think are pretty high so I think I think the the key is going to be to narrow them down initially but I
609. 1:44:08don't know I mean I haven't I haven't played uh enough with that he doesn't laugh and as Jolly as you Kyle but it's still good yeah it's
610. 1:44:18still pretty good you know the you know my my thing about these these Technologies right now is like they're
611. 1:44:26as bad as they're ever going to be the Avatar has too much [Laughter] life but think of the money Elon has
612. 1:44:36anyone had any luck with personas okay we did that it might be the sunny lighting Elon said if x tanks people will blame the
613. 1:44:48brands if not it's an indication of losing the plot shakes my head interesting yeah I didn't I haven't seen
614. 1:44:55the whole thing I've only seen that little clip of it I think that's all you need to see that's all anyone's going to play is that
615. 1:45:04clip he was clearly pissed off I mean he clearly like he he obviously felt like he was he was being blackmailed you're going to Blackmail me
616. 1:45:14for money go [ __ ] yourself hi Bob wow [Laughter] yikes 10:35 a.m. hey Edgar it's well look at you with the normal
617. 1:45:29[Laughter] time I'm on the East Coast normally but currently watching from the Philippines wow 360 welcome welcome welcome welcome
618. 1:45:44will you play that Elon clip we just did that EU guys are king with you hey hey EU you guys what's happening what's
619. 1:45:59happening has anyone had any look Kyle shared oh shared chat at my dad's Alzheimer's group today they created art
620. 1:46:09on my phone they loved it that's [ __ ] amazing I lost my dad to that [ __ ] disease that disease is a [ __ ]
621. 1:46:18um I one of the things I'm deeply inspired by with with chat GPT is is this idea of accessibility and the idea
622. 1:46:31that people with brain injuries or you know tbis or um neurological disorders or you know other kinds of disabilities um are going to be
623. 1:46:45augmented by these tools and so the the the other thing about Alzheimer's uh that that I think could be really
624. 1:46:53remarkable I mean you know we just looked at the um that crazy Avatar of me if you attach that to you know a
625. 1:47:04conversational you know a conversational thing like PI right where you've got the the talking interface so you have a talking
626. 1:47:12interface you could have it on you could have a video of you know the kids of someone with Alzheimer
627. 1:47:19and they can just talk with them all day and and you know they've got an avatar that's infinitely patient has all the history all the
628. 1:47:28knowledge the director wants to set up a meeting with me to help the org there you go Source Camp that's [ __ ] that's
629. 1:47:35so inspiring like that's so [ __ ] amazing right because what you can do just today with with with chat gp4 you could either
630. 1:47:48make them as gpts but you could start playing with pi and then over the next year all of these things are going to integrate
631. 1:47:57right so so we're going to have realtime avatars I mean Apple's doing this apple demoed this in their Vision Pro goggles
632. 1:48:05when you wear Vision Pro goggles and you join a zoom call what you get presented as is as your face talking with all your head
633. 1:48:14your eyes moving your mouth moving it reconstructs your head because you're wearing goggles so so they can't see you with a
634. 1:48:25camera so it's got cameras on your eyes it's done a synthesized scan of your face and it's dynamically doing that so
635. 1:48:35so we are within spitting distance of being able to have conversations with people that are not there that sound like them that have
636. 1:48:48their history that have their knowledge so yeah I would start just building [ __ ] for them just build build
637. 1:49:00build and just experiment like the I I just it just it just feels there's just so
638. 1:49:18much I just that [ __ ] disease is just such a lonely [ __ ] it just got to be horrible you know and
639. 1:49:33imagine having this infinitely patient 247 available familiar face DFW airport is working with the org to assist in traveling silent suff
640. 1:49:48sufferers yeah yeah exactly [ __ ] amazing Kudos please so so Source cam I know you will I mean you'll make videos
641. 1:50:02about it I'm sure but but you know keep me posted and and you know come back here and tell us about it that's so that's so cool it's really
642. 1:50:10inspiring this group is so [ __ ] cool I'll share it in the salon it's distinctly a m GPT though that's great that's awesome
643. 1:50:20listen that's what I'm saying these gpts can be anything from like a disposable throwaway here's a GPT of a conference
644. 1:50:28call all the way to really sophisticated things and everything in between like I don't think that I don't think
645. 1:50:36that we've never been in a situation where if you want an app that does something kind of obscure and like for
646. 1:50:46an audience of five it's never made sense to actually make that software and now now it's going to be trivial well I want a game that it's
647. 1:50:59like Angry Birds but it just uses our logo okay here upload your logo here tell it to make a game now you've got
648. 1:51:11it you know let people play that at the conference okay done here you go and it's you know it's funny it's
649. 1:51:21it's like something like that where you've got sort of casual application development you're like wow that's going
650. 1:51:26to take jobs away from programmers well no that particular use case you'd have never hired a programmer to do it right
651. 1:51:33if you're doing throwaway application development you likely wouldn't that that would be a net new application
652. 1:51:41right it it never would have been funded in any way ever um I have a few things things I'm using like voice thought processing values
653. 1:51:53character yeah I mean I mean that could work that can work I think examples of your writing could work this is 0707
654. 1:52:03um yeah you got to get some version of your persona in there but the the I think the trick is like like
655. 1:52:11Bradley Perkins who's who's one of the salon organizers he did one of himself where where he put up enough information about
656. 1:52:21himself to basically be a brainstorming partner with himself so like a he he did brainstorming but but he had enough of
657. 1:52:30himself in there that it kind of responded as if he was brainstorming with himself which I think's kind of
658. 1:52:35fascinating um but but that's like a it's like a really narrow kind of definition it's not all of who he is
659. 1:52:42it's like the brain stormy part of who he is which I I thought that was kind of interesting he's not a leader who Elon he's
660. 1:52:53definitely a leader he might not be a good one he's definitely a leader he's absolutely a leader he's a he's a force of
661. 1:53:04nature he just doesn't happen to give a [ __ ] what other people think and like if he thinks it has to be done this way it'll be done that
662. 1:53:11way um you know leadership's a funny thing right you you don't have to be liked you don't have to like it having a point of view
663. 1:53:33is a lot of people don't have points of view or or they might have points of view but they but they don't have deep
664. 1:53:40convictions with them the thing that I respect about Elon is He's Got Deep deep points of view and he's incredibly committed to
665. 1:53:55them he made $200 million when he sold pay it was PayPal he created right he made $200 million and he spent
666. 1:54:07um I think it was $60 million starting up Tesla and $40 million starting up SpaceX he took all $200 million
667. 1:54:21and said I want to I want to reinvent you know basically energy right Tesla is not a car company it's a battery
668. 1:54:35company and he said we've got to be multiplanetary and he started SpaceX with that vision in mind and he bet it
669. 1:54:46all that's some deep [ __ ] conviction
670. 1:55:05you'll want to watch the end of the clip he says X will close that's interesting do you think AI will kill
671. 1:55:13capitalism since a lot of jobs are destroyed no the the amount of jobs that are going to be created are going to be insane I
672. 1:55:22think there's going to be a I think there's going to be a um a weird Gap probably a 3 to five year Gap where a bunch of jobs are eliminated
673. 1:55:36but new jobs are going to be invented there's going to be whole new Industries created taking my con comment out of
674. 1:55:44context someone said he wasn't actually oh wait I didn't see what that said it wasn't pinned long enough can AI be
675. 1:55:52proactive I don't know if I like having to do all the work actually it can so a shoe that's wait take my com comment out
676. 1:55:58of context someone said he wasn't acting like a leader oh I see I see oh I suppose I suppose he's not acting like a
677. 1:56:13leader but what does acting like a leader mean I mean the previous president didn't act like a leader right so so you know he's like a
678. 1:56:28tempestuous little child and that's that's what Elon did there I mean it is a clear point of view that if it you know if you want
679. 1:56:38access to his audience you're going to play by his rules he might not have done it delicately I mean that
680. 1:56:47was is it is it acting like a a leader it's not acting like a leader like we've been taught leaders should act like but
681. 1:56:55I would argue that he's at least acting like he has a point of view a very clear one oh man um oh a Sho
682. 1:57:08so yes so AI is going to be proactive so you see hints of it in in uh here let me let me show you
683. 1:57:28something there are little hints of autonom autonomous agents in chat GPT oh look it got a birthday
684. 1:57:45hat did they give us any new toys what's this oh that's not got anything to do with anything okay I'm G to click on this I'm
685. 1:58:01going to go find a CSV [Music]
686. 1:58:17file maybe I'm not hang on C SV comma separated values what do we
687. 1:58:48got [Music] I'm just trying to find a CSV store
688. 1:59:05listing okay so so I just uploaded a CSV it says store listing I think this was like I don't know some retail chain or
689. 1:59:14something like that I can just type in here what is is
690. 1:59:37this would you like me to open and review the contents yeah so so it says I I can see what it is do you want me to
691. 1:59:44open it and look at it so I'll say yes and so now it says analyzing and so what it's doing is it's writing
692. 1:59:57and executing python code to open this CSV file and analyze the data so it pulled in the data here it says the CSV
693. 2:00:06file you've uploaded contains a list of stores here's a summary there's the store name the city the address the
694. 2:00:12operating hours and the phone number if you have specific questions I'm going to say um what could I do with this data question mark in
695. 2:00:26fact come up with something interesting you can visualize and make me a pretty chart Z this is
696. 2:00:44increasingly where these tools were will go so they will become agent on our behalf and and the the AGI stuff that is
697. 2:00:54rumored that they're talking about is these things can take action so the the gpts that we made tonight you can do those um via the API
698. 2:01:08as well and you can have an agent that actually generates other agents or assistants they call them and then you can have those
699. 2:01:20assistants talk to one another and so the implications of that David Shapiro who I recommend a lot on this channel is
700. 2:01:27a guy who one of the open source projects he's working on right now is a project Called Agent swarms and so the
701. 2:01:35agent swarms are you have one one agent that generates other agents and then you basically give the first agent a goal
702. 2:01:44and then he says based on that goal I need an agent that's going to find me flight prices and another one that's
703. 2:01:50going to find me Hotel availability and another one that's going to look at your calendar and another one that's going to
704. 2:01:56look at your wife's calendar and and it generates all of these agents that all have their own jobs and then they all talk to one
705. 2:02:06another and they go do stuff on your behalf so I think we will increasingly see these tools get more and more
706. 2:02:13proactive so so hang on to your laziness it will it will be rewarding shortly any ideas how this could be used
707. 2:02:24for language learning I'm an ESL teacher what's ESL mean yeah Elon is definitely a leader I don't know what E ESL is uh
708. 2:02:36something I don't know what ESL means but but yeah Lang so yes here watch any ideas how this could be used for language learning [Music]
709. 2:02:57I'd like to play a game I want you to invent the game for me where you teach me [Music] Italian o love this idea let's call the
710. 2:03:13game Italian Adventure here's how it works I will give you Italian phrases and vocabulary to learn and then we'll
711. 2:03:20practice using them in conversations you can ask me questions along the way to deepen your understanding of Italian
712. 2:03:27grammar and culture we can even roleplay scenarios to practice using the phrases in real life situations sound fun sounds awesome let's
713. 2:03:39go this is pi by the [Music] way Perfecto we'll start with some basic greetings here are a few phrases you
714. 2:03:50might use when meeting someone for the first time ciao hello Bono good morning Bona good evening P pleased to meet you come how are you
715. 2:04:03these are essential phrases that will help you start any conversation in Italian you know what rather than
716. 2:04:10learning Italian I think I just want you to translate for me so I'll say something in English and then you repeat
717. 2:04:15it in Italian without repeating the English okay [Music] capito translation only no Italian
718. 2:04:29lessons let's do this shoot me a sentence in English and I'll translate it into Italian Pronto I juggled the balls on the Piaza
719. 2:04:39but then I dropped one and it went in the [Music] water [Music]
720. 2:05:03translation I juggled the balls in the Square but then so yeah so you can do that you could make games you could make a GPT
721. 2:05:17um I mean the requirement to learn language just shifted I've got my boys are going to Japan next
722. 2:05:34summer and they will be able to communicate without having to learn Japanese in any situation with just this technology like just chat
723. 2:05:50gbt put it into conversation mode have it translate into Japanese so I don't know what the implications of that are
724. 2:05:57um here let me show you another thing uh this this is wild so here's the Italian so here's this is heyen he Jen is the technology
725. 2:06:11here U where's my mouse where is my mouse hello so we heard from a number of clients that modular content is
726. 2:06:21important to them getting more efficient with how we create content and how we leverage content behind me you see these little
727. 2:06:35green boxes um that's how we think about stories at Story vine we break stories down into little atoms right little modules
728. 2:06:51so that's good so that's that's impressive but then here's me speaking Mandarin Chinese although where is my mouse there it [Music]
729. 2:07:17is and then you're you're like yeah but is it any good well I got this video here's Kyle talking Mandarin using
730. 2:07:34Ai and what he wanted to know is what does a native speaker think let's find out that was Kyle yeah kanding is really
731. 2:07:46good he talking about AI some story something yeah yeah okay well it was AI yeah it was AI it was AI it was AI yeah it wasn't him oh he
732. 2:07:57AI interesting isn't it see Kyle he didn't even I mean crazy um Jamal Amir you are the most valuable tick tocker I have ever seen
733. 2:08:10wow well thank you I I appreciate that I I uh I hope to be at a minimum entertaining and hopefully a little bit valuable
734. 2:08:22um it's funny a lot of I get I get the occasional what are your qualifications sir and my qualifications are I'm
735. 2:08:32curious as [ __ ] and I want other people to be that way as well and I think that's all we need right
736. 2:08:40now curiosity is all we need playing on the uh attention is all you need paper um amazing how it interacts with you so
737. 2:08:49fast sometimes I bite my laptop too how do you prepare from now to be ready for the new AI jobs Market seriously um seriously no not joking
738. 2:09:03this time here's ju all we all have to do in the next 18 months is be um
739. 2:09:18that's a good one I think Ted made me this one all right at 10 after 2 oh it's almost 10 after 2 right now it's exactly
740. 2:09:33what time it is that's really funny and that's how tired I am um all any of us have to do in the next 18 months probably 18
741. 2:09:44months after that I think it gets more complicated but in the next 18 months if you can spell AI I'm I'm half
742. 2:09:58kidding you're going to you're going to be able to to get work and find work oh wait here's here's a comment in
743. 2:10:05Japanese I should be able to translate that yes how does Japanese feel um well I can do Japanese here I'll do Japanese in chat
744. 2:10:26GPT I'll come back to the work oh wait I was in the right place I want you to act like a translator for me can you help with
745. 2:10:47that oh wait something's something's weird hang [Music] on I quit that app why is it doing that
746. 2:11:02oh this must be Pi Ah that's what it was
747. 2:11:17okay I want you to act like a translator can you help absolutely I can help with translation just let me know which
748. 2:11:32languages you're working with and what you need translated go ahead when you're ready great I want you to translate from
749. 2:11:40English to Japanese without repeating the English I'll say the English and then I want you to immediately translate
750. 2:11:46it into Japanese and nothing nothing else understood I'll translate your English sentences directly into Japanese go ahead with your first
751. 2:11:59sentence there was a large moth flying around near the lantern but now I don't see it
752. 2:12:17anymore I'm hoping that what you're saying is true and real and not making me look like a
753. 2:12:37fool sometimes I feel like a dumb Dum and an ugly [Laughter] American
754. 2:12:51so there you go Haru um I don't know if that was any good but there it is also so not only does it speak it but it
755. 2:13:00writes that whole transcript out you know with the English and the Japanese translation so that's that's the chat
756. 2:13:07GPT app where you put it into conversation mode with that little icon on the bottom right there hello please can I get a robot
757. 2:13:16that scans the 4X mark for a profitable trade well you can certainly um if you can pull real time data from an API so so you can
758. 2:13:28do application hooks in a GPT so you could pull Forex data and then if if you basically told it the kind of analysis
759. 2:13:37you wanted it to do um or if you had it recommend analysis you know it would figure out what the triggers are and yeah you could
760. 2:13:45probably make that in an hour that's the thing about these gpts is if you know your data source and you can get that hooked up
761. 2:13:55um because it's got code interpreter in it it can do actual math and Analysis and things like that so yeah you can do
762. 2:14:02that um what was I talking about before I was talking about oh work the thing we need to do so so I think that in the
763. 2:14:10next 18 months to to two years if you are AI literate you're going to be in good shape and now what does AI literate mean it's I don't
764. 2:14:23know well that's stupid Kyle you should know I know I should um just get curious and start playing play play
765. 2:14:36play lateral play like if you're really good at this thing figure out all the other [ __ ] that you can do with AI that
766. 2:14:44you can up your game with because what these tools are doing is they're they're taking people that are not good
767. 2:14:52at a lot of things and making them much better at those things like I'm not a good drawer artist and now I am right
768. 2:14:59I'm a good photographer got a good eye but I can't do this now I can well you're not actually doing that it doesn't matter like I can output
769. 2:15:10images at a quality that I could not before I created a storyboard for the movie I wrote 30 years ago at a level
770. 2:15:21that I could have only dreamed of and I did it like that so anyone in the next 18 months that has any ability to do this stuff and in
771. 2:15:35particular people that talk about it hey I was messing around in chat GPT and I stumbled upon this new way to do
772. 2:15:43something and you talk about that on LinkedIn at some point Point someone's going to go oh they're an expert how do
773. 2:15:51wow I am a Japanese and living in Tokyo that translation is perfect what the hell awesome I mean this is the world we're in now this
774. 2:16:04is not the future is coming the future is here it's just that not a lot of people know it yet that's why this channel exists that's why I'm
775. 2:16:20here because I think that it's because these tools aren't perfect it's very easy to dismiss them and because Hollywood movies have told us
776. 2:16:34that the robots are going to kill us it's easy to be afraid of them and because we're human beings and we don't
777. 2:16:40like change and we don't want to look stupid we're afraid and you don't need need to be an engineer you don't need to be a
778. 2:16:49mathematician you don't need to study Japanese for 4 years before you can speak it Everything's changed just very few people know
779. 2:17:00it this is so in in the in the um the video collection the series called um underhyped in the lower leftand corner
780. 2:17:10here the first two videos in that series are me comparing the early days of the worldwide web to the early days of chat
781. 2:17:20GPT they're they're very very parallel and in 1994 when I stumbled upon this thing called the worldwide web
782. 2:17:30and I published an online magazine and 3 weeks after I uploaded some files to a computer in California from my apartment in
783. 2:17:40Brooklyn there was a full page article written about that my magazine in Paris 3 week weeks later and when I held that newspaper I
784. 2:17:55was in the middle of Time Square and I bought this French newspaper and there's this full page article of the magazine
785. 2:18:02that I had put in HTML and stuck on a computer in California and it was written about in Paris and in that moment I knew that the
786. 2:18:13world had changed but no one knew it I mean very few knew it and the same thing is happening right now change is good I am now a better
787. 2:18:26researcher yeah of course yeah exactly yeah these tools these tools are like Humanity amplifiers like whatever you
788. 2:18:34want to be good at you're now good at so all you have to do is pick [ __ ] to be good at and then put a little bit of
789. 2:18:44intention behind it and boom you're good at it at some level like you might be 80% as good but that's what's happening
790. 2:18:55right now is that this technology has already changed the world but nobody knows it yet it's not coming it's here it's not
791. 2:19:07going away chat GPT a year ago today why I'm doing this 24-hour nightmare chat
792. 2:19:21GPT by through Word of Mouth only hitting an adoption of a 100 million users in six weeks so when chat
793. 2:19:34GPT launched 5 days later they had hit a million users 6 weeks after its launch it hit 100 million users fastest
794. 2:19:43adoption of technology in history why because the people that experienced it had what I call their Kevin McAllister
795. 2:19:56moment they did no advertising they announced this once they said hey we're open AI Microsoft's investing a billion dollars
796. 2:20:05in US here's this thing we made called chat gbt have fun six weeks later a 100 million people used it companies are still trying to catch up
797. 2:20:20Google has not caught up Amazon has not caught up Apple has not even tried grock is maybe as good as chat GPT 3.5 and it's not out
798. 2:20:40yet can AI help in the consultation of where to invest much in real estate anywhere where you've got got
799. 2:20:48analytical work to do it so long as so what you can use chat GPT to do is you can say help me come up with a model
800. 2:21:00for how to identify good deals in real estate and it will come up with that for you and then you feed it data so long as you've got the data
801. 2:21:14sources then you can feed it but if AI cannot perform real life experiments how can it ever advance I don't know what you mean if it
802. 2:21:25cannot perform real life experiments oh do you mean like like non-computer based you mean like humanoid robots that
803. 2:21:38Elon Musk is building and five or six other companies are building right now Boston Dynamics um there there's
804. 2:21:46like five or six of the them right now and they're all on the verge of having these things launchable and and chat GPT one of the
805. 2:21:55advancements in chat GPT 4.5 the new chat GPT is it can consistently output Json right now so it can output
806. 2:22:04structured data I'm I'm using it right now for a project I'm doing for a big Pharma company um it can consistently output structured
807. 2:22:16data so what that means is you could take that conversational model that I just spoke Japanese in and put it in the
808. 2:22:25robot and have it and you could talk to the robot and then it would understand what you said and then it would respond
809. 2:22:34and using Json it would talk to the robot hardware and say hey what's your battery status where are you headed
810. 2:22:42right now I'm headed to the grocery store and then it would take that data and say it back to you I'm headed to the
811. 2:22:49grocery store great can you pick me up some turnips you know how I like them like three years maybe maybe five but I'm guessing more like
812. 2:23:04three I I mean I think we'll see experiments probably in 2024 where humanoid robots connected to a chat GPT like
813. 2:23:15interface are going to do ship for someone it's just like having our own C3 cp30 C3PO yeah exactly Clint and that's if you listen there's a
814. 2:23:28there's an Elon Musk interview where he talks about this he he says he thinks the total addressable market for his humanoid
815. 2:23:37robots is one or two robots for every person on Earth you can't you can't fault the guy for not being ambitious I have a total addressable
816. 2:23:53Market of 2x the human population it's not bad not a it's not a bad business model if you can get it um you just
817. 2:24:03sparked some love for chat GPT oh good that's awesome thank you thank you oh man what's chat GPT for it almost answers
818. 2:24:18everything um yeah it's it's so GPT it's actually important to know what those three letters mean the G stands for generative meaning it's
819. 2:24:34generating the P stands for pre-trained meaning it's been pre-trained you don't have to bring your own data it's been trained on as much of
820. 2:24:44the public internet as they could get their hands on basically basically and then the T stands for Transformer which
821. 2:24:49is the technology that allows it to be trained on all the internet so so what you have and it's called a large language model I think I
822. 2:25:00think this is not talked about enough the way that they discovered neural networks is they basically tried to copy how our
823. 2:25:14brains are wired right so so how the computers actually connect with one another is modeled after how our brains
824. 2:25:22work and then how they trained this thing was they said hey let's go get all the words that people said and jam them into this
825. 2:25:30thing in this very particular way with this thing called a Transformer and what the Transformer did was created a large language model well
826. 2:25:39what else is a large language model us so when you interact with these things my experience with it is it's more like
827. 2:25:51interacting with like a really um an incredibly well-educated intern that has no common sense that's that that's kind of what
828. 2:26:03it's like it's it is akin to talking to a remote employee like it's it's it's it's kind of interesting and ironic that we had the covid
829. 2:26:14lockdown where globally we learned how to work remotely right I I was one of the people that was like well we can't
830. 2:26:23really work remotely you need people you need PE and I still believe that but we were we were forced to interact with each other
831. 2:26:33virtually like at scale and so now we're good at that okay when I interact with chat GPT it feels like I'm interacting with a remote
832. 2:26:44employee because it's a convers ation it's not a prompt and then I get an answer it's a conversation let's see my 22-year-old
833. 2:26:53son is living in Texas and wants to find the best AI and python course um there's a bunch of free ones that just came out I
834. 2:27:05mean I mean quite honestly like uh course oh with an expert wait with an expert human um so there's a there's a Bunch
835. 2:27:17like MIT just put one out Stanford put one out um there's there's a bunch of courses that have just been put out for
836. 2:27:22free Google put out like 10 different courses there's a there's a bunch of them out there um like with a human I I don't know I I
837. 2:27:40mean I mean honestly like I don't know I like I I I would drive the I I would drive your son to I would say sit down with chat
838. 2:27:51gp4 and start teaching yourself and have it teach he he should be he B he should basically be hanging out on
839. 2:28:00Reddit and hanging out in the open- source communities he should be playing with Lang chain he should be playing
840. 2:28:07with all of the open source like llama 2 models that just he should just start playing um I don't know I I don't know I
841. 2:28:18don't have a good recommendation for a course but like right now things are changing so fast I would just say dive
842. 2:28:24in would you recommend to have a data analyst background be for making your way to AI engineer um I don't know what kind of engineering
843. 2:28:37you want to do like do you want to create large language models and create the base models or do you want to
844. 2:28:45use things things like chat GPT to to to do things um or do you want to do like AI operations it depends on what you want
845. 2:28:54to do it it's too broad a question to I don't I don't know um I don't think it can hurt to have a data analysis background but if
846. 2:29:05have you played with code interpreter in chat GPT have you played with the data analysis that chat GPT can just do for
847. 2:29:13you now like if you haven't you need to go play with it um I think having a data analysis background would would help you
848. 2:29:22use that tool better but I have a degree in [ __ ] acting and I'm doing data analysis now um oh source Camp what a perfect
849. 2:29:32[ __ ] statement I'm an English major with zero technical background I can code analyze Etc exactly exactly I it is
850. 2:29:44you it's impossible to describe what chat GPT is without you using it like just go play with it go watch what it
851. 2:30:02does yet we are evolving we are evolving faster than an American geography I don't quite know what that means evolving faster than American
852. 2:30:17geography you mean people outside of America are evolving faster I that might make sense can it create a gaming app or an
853. 2:30:26app yes like yes just here watch please
854. 2:30:41create a game in C designed to be run in in unity that is a clone of the classic Breakout
855. 2:30:55game combined with Space
856. 2:31:10Invaders setting up the unity project so it tells you how to do that designing the gameplay the breakout mechanic
857. 2:31:17so now it's now it's doing the as a user the game should so it's designing the game so it understood what breakout was
858. 2:31:30it understands what Space Invaders is so it's now describing Space
859. 2:31:45Invaders combining mechanics chat GPT slow cuz everybody's using it cuz it's the birthday the birthday boy polishing the
860. 2:32:00game c-cp scripting Basics building and testing resources Unity documentation all right enough designing it write me some code um write it
861. 2:32:15please [Music] creating the paddle creating the ball so it's taking its own instructions
862. 2:32:31now it's writing the components in C now you can take these over to Unity and start playing them right and it'll tell you how to do that
863. 2:32:50[Music] the above is simplified overview so you could break it down and have it do it now we could also say great um
864. 2:33:07i' like you to help me design a series of Sprites for the game that are inspired by Angry Birds but
865. 2:33:22use hedgehogs and turtles and I'll leave it at that now it should just start drawing Something There You Go creating image so
866. 2:33:38so yeah we we'll see if it comes up with anything good with the images um but I asked it for video game sprites I'm not
867. 2:33:45having to prompt it so so yes it can make games now can it make them autonomously not yet although there is a
868. 2:33:53project right now I forget what it's called where it creates um all the employees of a game company and you tell
869. 2:34:04it the game to make and then it gener look there's our Sprites so there you go boom big Bing Bang Boom she got me there like Mrs
870. 2:34:18Buttersworth Bing Bang [Laughter] Boom we're in a different world we're in a different world we're in a different
871. 2:34:32world but no one knows it yet yeah I need to shave look I'm I'm watching my my beard grow in real time as we're doing this I have a question
872. 2:34:43why are there 135 people in here here at 2:30 in the morning Denver time I'm hoping you're all in Europe Atomic space bunny how am I going
873. 2:34:55to do this pitch tomorrow that's going to be a special thing I can build a machine learning language wait a machine
874. 2:35:02learning language and bosen quantum computer that can do anything nice go build it I love that that's why we had lockdown to
875. 2:35:13install the new Global Quantum Tech I bet Mystic Meg that tells me my wife's family has more children so chat GPT
876. 2:35:24then get it I don't know yall are having fantastic conversations with each other which is cool that's one of the things I
877. 2:35:30love about this channel um how can I access gp4 it says they're putting it on hold joining it on hold yeah just got to
878. 2:35:37wait sign up for the for the wait list um technically you can access chat gp4 at um co-pilot microsoft.com so that's Microsoft's
879. 2:35:51version of chat GPT it can generate images it is GPT 4 uh as the base large language model but it's not as good as chat GPT
880. 2:36:02unfortunately but go to um co-pilot microsoft.com
881. 2:36:19and this is it here oh sorry and so this is you can put it in creative mode balanced mode precise mode you can say
882. 2:36:40um make me an image of a 1969 GTO judge on a beach at sunset in a cut paper
883. 2:37:05style I'll try to create that do we have any insight on what's next
884. 2:37:20for chat GPT um it's all speculation um those are pretty slick
885. 2:37:35hello V Voom hot dude hot chick hot car oh yeah 69 GTO Judge oh yeah we're all in Denver
886. 2:37:52now yes Portugal I'm in England working from home nice um do we have any insight as what's what's next for for chat gbt um
887. 2:38:07well where do I go with this for from what's been announced so so they just rolled out this GPT 4.5 so the true multimodal chat gbt has been
888. 2:38:19rolled out and and so that's the current one that's there what's a one of the things that's coming is they're going to let people
889. 2:38:28sign up for it again one of the other things that's coming is a GPT store so these gpts that we can make they're going to provide a
890. 2:38:37store where you can sell them and then they do rev sharing with you so those two things are coming um it seems pretty apparent that
891. 2:38:52something they've developed internally is very very powerful and it could be GPT 5 that could be what they're calling
892. 2:38:59it it could be this thing they're calling qar which might just be a red herring or it might just be the model
893. 2:39:06that they're using um that sits on top of chat GPT or GP the GPT based model um that looks like it has gotten dramatically more powerful
894. 2:39:20um so if that's the case I don't I don't know what that means in and when it comes out the the things that are still
895. 2:39:30missing from chat GPT right now are anything resembling video and and real audio um and some of the autonomous things where
896. 2:39:44where it can um take actions on your behalf um I think all of that stuff will be coming but I it I sense that something happened in
897. 2:39:56open AI where they made a big breakthrough where they might really slow roll that so we may not see anything dramatically
898. 2:40:08improve for a year or two but um I think Sam Alman is also a believer in getting the technology out in a smart
899. 2:40:22way but getting it in in the hands of the public so we can determine where the safety boundaries are so that would argue that maybe it
900. 2:40:31comes out sooner than later I don't know I don't know I I mean quite frankly I think that the chat GPT that was launched last year GPT
901. 2:40:423.5 I could probably spend the next 5 years years trying to figure out how to exploit that how to use it and the GPT
902. 2:40:50that just dropped 3 weeks ago I like I don't even know where to begin to know how to use it so imagine you make your own GTA 6
903. 2:41:03before GTA 6 so so hey to Jaa I like your name hey to Jaa um I yeah I think we're going to I think we're going to be
904. 2:41:15in a in a hyper personalized economy in in relatively short order I think in 2024 we're going to see you're going to be able to
905. 2:41:28speak AAA quality graphic games into existence I don't know that the gameplay will be AAA quality but the graphics
906. 2:41:38probably will be because I would be very surprised if Unreal Engine 5 didn't have uh a generative AI um interface sitting on top of it
907. 2:41:52where you can literally just speak [ __ ] into existence and it's all procedurally produced and you know worlds that you
908. 2:41:59can navigate through and then you can drop in objects that are playable um just by talking them into existence I
909. 2:42:06would be surprised if we didn't see that in 2024 um so yeah and and I mean I really do think like we're going to we're going
910. 2:42:16to get to the point where you can say like I want Grand Theft Auto 6 but I want to be driving an F1 car and I
911. 2:42:24actually want to go race against other people in F1 cars you know and the Barcelona track and then you'll just go there and do
912. 2:42:34that Dallas Texas 3:38 a.m. what am I doing I'm right there with you buddy 24040 a.m. what am I doing what am I done it's almost
913. 2:42:51evil toner formally quit open AI yesterday yep she did well yep I mean she was out it was clear that she was
914. 2:43:01out they needed to release they need to release qar well we need they need to tell us what the [ __ ] qar is and if it exists
915. 2:43:19if it's anything like David Shapiro explained it or any of these papers are explaining it it's pretty [ __ ]
916. 2:43:29remarkable she still still won't say why she voted to a Alman but says it wasn't related to advances in gpta AI yeah
917. 2:43:44I it doesn't make any sense that I I don't understand what was so urgent that they had to fire him with no explanation that
918. 2:43:56quickly because what he was doing was raising money from Saudi Arabia to build his own chip so they don't have to be relying on en
919. 2:44:13Nvidia that doesn't seem I don't know that doesn't I I it's just I it's just too much weirdness some
920. 2:44:24something happened that made this urgent so I don't know if it wasn't if it wasn't Advance advances in Ai and it was
921. 2:44:34just Petty infighting I I I just don't buy that I I don't think they would flush the company down the toilet for petty
922. 2:44:43infighting it's it's just weird what's your suggestion to me to get started learning um biggest AI car Karen of all time
923. 2:44:57toner I don't know I didn't I didn't really she was not on my radar at all I didn't know her at all um my suggestion for getting started
924. 2:45:06learning AI is um just get curious start with chat GPT go
925. 2:45:21explore other things you know what I'm going to do all right you so so I I would start with chat GPT I I personally
926. 2:45:32don't think you need more than that I mean do you download it from Google Play or Apple pay no so so here we're g to we're going to get you
927. 2:45:41started Gina girl [Music] okay so first thing you're going to do ignore
928. 2:45:56the [ __ ] on the right that's the for developers this is the official chat GPT website just go here just go there go
929. 2:46:04there right now you can ignore all the [ __ ] on the bottom just go there chat. open.com and just start asking it things ask it to
930. 2:46:16write you a poem write you a computer program write you a project plan answer some historical trivia thing just thoughts on
931. 2:46:27Korea Korea is pretty amazing um so just start there now now what I'm going to do is I'm going to show you a bunch of slides that I want
932. 2:46:38you to screenshot all right so screenshot the slides um and these are all things that I think are worth you exploring now when I say explore
933. 2:46:52um I don't mean like you have to do work and you have to play you you have to learn how to do them I mean like just go
934. 2:47:00play on them just see what they do okay so when you get to chat. open.com make sure that you sign up for the weit list
935. 2:47:10to get chat gp4 in my opinion the 20 bucks for chat G pt4 is the best deal in software right now I think it's if if
936. 2:47:19you can afford it I I think it's irresponsible not to pay for for chat GPT 4 if you can't afford it [ __ ] it
937. 2:47:29don't do it you can go play with co-pilot from Microsoft which is the free version of it but I think it's the
938. 2:47:35best deal in software right now and I think understanding what this thing is and what it can do will do nothing but serve you okay so
939. 2:47:46here are some things to screenshot and here are some things to go play with these are sort of the big four after chat GPT
940. 2:47:55Claude grock grock is from Twitter that's from X that's not out yet that's coming out this week apparently I I suspect it might come out
941. 2:48:04tomorrow my time because that's the 30 that's the one-year anniversary of chat GPT and that's something Elon Musk would
942. 2:48:13do um then you got bar b.google.r Microsoft so those are the big four just go play with them co-pilot is their
943. 2:48:23version of gp4 Bard is connected to the internet grock is connected to Twitter Claude is uh has got a really big
944. 2:48:31context window so you can put really big prompts in it so screenshot that screenshot this this this the next four
945. 2:48:39Pi perplexity and Po and then llama 2 is the whole open source world you can play with the Llama models at either po or at labs.
946. 2:48:49perplexity so screenshot that oh yeah Gina girl yeah there is an official chat GPT app but make sure you get the one from
947. 2:49:05open AI as Clint Copperhead says there there's lots of scammer apps out there um here's image creation tools so
948. 2:49:14screenshot those so Dolly 3 lives inside chat gp4 it also lives inside co-pilot so that image of the car I just created was
949. 2:49:23done with Dolly 3 inside co-pilot mid journey is high quality Leonardo is on stable diffusion and decent quality
950. 2:49:34Firefly is lower quality but it's commercially safe prompt book down below will teach you how to use those things
951. 2:49:41so screenshot that here's all your video tools P Labs they're about to come out with P 1.0 which looks [ __ ]
952. 2:49:52amazing amazing and hey Jen I showed some of that stuff before looks amazing um here's music and audio 11
953. 2:50:02Labs you can synthesize your own voice refusion and sunno make songs that sing like with words and then sound draw will make you
954. 2:50:13Loop based composition and then you got 3D worlds and objects blockade Labs Luma and wonder Dynamics so screenshot
955. 2:50:25that and then you got here's people to follow Ethan mollik David Shapiro Paul rater and Rachel Woods I think all of
956. 2:50:32those are good to follow for different reasons but screenshot that and go follow those people um if you want to support this
957. 2:50:43channel you can subscribe to to it or you can pick up there's a series in the lower left hand corner called underhyped
958. 2:50:49um that will support this channel um and also just if if you follow my channel I'd appreciate it um that'd be great and
959. 2:51:00then we also have I've got a YouTube channel where the recordings of these lives live at YouTube um and then the AI Salon I talked about
960. 2:51:10before but let me see the AI Salon is at that address AIS salon.
961. 2:51:25mn. so it's a mighty networks um place and it's got really cool people in it [Music] and where is it there it is like here's a show inel
962. 2:51:40section let me reload let me reload see what's going on in here cool things people have made very nice oneye anniversary chat
963. 2:51:55J nice he I Salon we have our birthday coming up next Tuesday so you should all come to that all right that's about it that should get
964. 2:52:07you started Gina girl that's it's like 73 rabbit holes to run down um but seriously the way you get educated is start playing start
965. 2:52:19making stuff start having to generate stuff just start playing um and start hanging out with people that are doing
966. 2:52:25it hang out in places like the AI Salon all right all right I hope that helps that's how I'm feeling right now people I'm feeling a little
967. 2:52:35sleepy all right I'm going to go I am going to go take a nap already subscribed to you and I heard you you start talking awesome
968. 2:52:46fantastic thank you um I appreciate that a lot um what's the difference between Mighty networks and Discord please um
969. 2:52:57so they they are similar in that you can interact with other people Discord is primarily designed for gamers and it's
970. 2:53:09um it's geeky it doesn't have threaded discussions um it doesn't have native calendaring it it there's a culture of anonymity to it
971. 2:53:23so one of the things I wanted with the salon was like real people getting to know one another um and so Discord it's
972. 2:53:30kind of against the culture there um and it's also just like you have to it's it's just it's like a whole different
973. 2:53:37world Discord Mighty networks is web- based um it's it's easy it's got threaded discussions you can post things
974. 2:53:45and then comment on them um it's got calendaring built in at some point if people want to make courses there people
975. 2:53:54in the community are going to be able to make courses and have them all hosted there um so it's just to it it allows us
976. 2:54:02to expand the community without sort of forcing people to use this really janky essentially game gamer kind of uh
977. 2:54:14technology that is it's just not user friendly um there's some things that Discord does that I like that we're
978. 2:54:21losing um you're back but you just had some really bad freezing up again it's okay now just heads up okay it's
979. 2:54:28generally when I switch the cameras it freezes up pretty bad cognitively group what's your best recommendation for SEO
980. 2:54:35related AI apps I don't know anything about that World um thanks for the nice live enjoy off time thank you um I I I would say go to Future
981. 2:54:47[Music]
982. 2:55:13pedia.com I don't I just I don't know the world at all so unfortunately I'm not a help there but futurepedia doio there's
983. 2:55:23probably some things I'm looking tired it's you know why Drew because I'm [ __ ] exhausted all right all right everybody
984. 2:55:33listen this has been fantastic thanks for hanging out um what time is it now it's 3:00 I think I'll come back at like
985. 2:55:475:30 I don't know I'm going go take a nap but I'll I'll just be back Source Camp Kyle you're amazing
986. 2:55:57hope you realize how loyal we are to you oh that's really nice I so appreciate that Source camp we appreciate you Gina
987. 2:56:04girl thank you very much I appreciate that that's really really kind of you to say um Matias thank you so
988. 2:56:10much um yeah this is more your time Matias right in Europe right by have a good nap okay yeah I'm going to go have
989. 2:56:17a good nap I on China can we add a new name to the Irregulars the A10 warthogs absolutely why not listen everything in
990. 2:56:26this channel is just from people doing [ __ ] so as people do stuff if if things resonate they kind of bubble to the surface and love
991. 2:56:36it uh Kevin Palmer I'm in Germany appreciate you I've learned so much in a short time great we'll keep coming back
992. 2:56:43all right also see you in a couple of hours peace everybody