
AI Learning Lab
Feb 23, 2024

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0:01 you 0:02 ready here we go we're 0:06 going Oh wrong 0:08 [Music] 0:20 shirt this place I can R 0:26 [Music] 0:27 my ga my thoughts and sweet 0:32 [Music] 0:34 s isest place where the feelings 0:40 [Music] 0:41 on that's not 0:43 [Music] 0:59 too 1:00 [Music] 1:12 is this place I can rest my for 1:18 head GA my thoughts and S silence you 1:23 singing 1:24 [Music] 1:29 champy 1:31 [Music] 1:59 w 2:02 [Music] 2:15 hello everybody Welcome to the AI 2:17 learning lab I got to go change my shirt 2:19 although I got food on it I got to go 2:22 change my shirt I can't I can't be 2:24 expected to be professional in a shirt 2:26 like this schutz all over it you can't 2:28 read the text on it we got to go get 2:31 black 2:31 [Music] 2:59 t-shirts 3:00 [Music] 3:06 [Applause] 3:08 it's Friday night date 3:10 night it's Friday night date night 3:13 welcome to the AI learning lab if you've 3:14 never been here before you are in for a 3:17 treat good Lord we start out with 3:19 singing 3:20 dogs we get clothing change we get 3:22 costume 3:24 changes the last 3:27 week I've been 3:37 I've been going on rants I've been going 3:39 on tie 3:40 raids and over stupid 3:43 [ __ ] people are like how do you spell AI 3:45 I'm like how do you spell AI well you 3:48 first you learn the alphabet it's just 3:49 been like kids get off my 3:52 [Music] 3:58 lawn um 4:01 [Music] 4:04 it was funny after the live last night 4:07 we were watching I forget the name of 4:09 the show is some space show it's about 4:13 these astronauts that were up in the 4:15 space 4:16 station and they did it they did an 4:18 experiment and it's split time and now 4:21 there's two of them and it's called but 4:24 doesn't 4:25 matter but I'm I'm 4:28 uh I'm watching in it like you do with a 4:32 show you put it on the 4:34 TV you know for those of you that only 4:37 do Tik Tok TV is a there used to be this 4:41 thing called television and then they 4:43 would have three channels and you'd 4:44 watch shows on it and it's sort of 4:46 different it's sort of like that now but 4:48 totally different anyway I was watching 4:50 that thing much bigger than the one I 4:52 grew up with right cuz now it's like for 4:54 a nickel you get an 80-in television 4:58 so so much my nickel expensive 70in 5:04 television and I'm watching this show 5:06 and and there's this scene where she 5:09 comes back from 5:10 space and they go out in the desert and 5:12 they get her and there's Russian 5:14 helicopters and there's these army 5:19 trucks and oh it was before they went 5:22 get her it was like when they were when 5:23 when they realized she was coming into 5:25 space and they all they all scramble out 5:27 to the 5:28 tarmac and they climb in the helicopters 5:31 and they're strapping in and then they 5:33 cut to the scene where they take off and 5:37 it's like these three Russian 5:38 helicopters take off and the dust kicks 5:40 up and there's these 10 army trucks 5:42 driving down the tarmac and they're like 5:44 taking off to go save the 5:47 astronaut and what hit 5:49 me 5:52 was holy 5:54 [ __ ] like you're going to be able to 5:57 just ask for that scene right 6:00 three of these kind of helicopters 6:02 covered in dust on a Dusty tarmac at 6:06 this airport with these kind of support 6:10 vehicles and the three helicopters take 6:12 off as the trucks take off and drive out 6:15 out into the 6:18 distance and I was thinking 6:20 about that shot that one 6:23 shot probably took two months to 6:29 plan 6:30 they had to rent Russian helicopters 6:33 they had to find an Airfield they had to 6:36 get all the trucks they had to get 6:39 Pilots 6:41 drivers probably stunt doubles safety 6:44 people medical people craft people 6:48 food um accommodations for people it it 6:53 it was probably days to set 6:55 up 6:57 right like that one shot that 10 seconds 7:06 of 7:08 was I don't know $100,000 $200,000 7:12 300,000 like some large amount of 7:18 money and now you're just going to be 7:20 able to ask for it and then I wake up 7:23 this morning to The Hollywood Reporter 7:28 headline that says Tyler 7:32 Perry 7:34 cancels his planned $800 million Studio 7:38 ex 7:41 extension for his movie 7:43 [Music] 7:48 company cancels it and then the headline 7:51 says be after seeing open AI 7:54 Sora someone dm'd me and said it might 7:57 have been taxes too well it might have 7:58 been taxes but the headline in The 8:00 Hollywood Reporter was after seeing open 8:04 ai's video model Tyler Perry 8:07 cancels the 800 million 80 million I 8:11 don't know some large amount of 8:13 millions movie studio extension holy 8:19 [ __ ] so that happened that was wild it 8:23 it was wild sort of thinking about it 8:24 and then and then kind of waking up to 8:26 news of like oh yeah this is this is 8:30 this is what's going to happen all right 8:32 I'm going to go change my 8:34 shirt all right I'm going to go change 8:36 my shirt it won't even be five but 8:39 whatever right champy you 8:43 good oh you good you fat little dog you 8:48 chubby little tubby you tubby little 8:52 dog you bad boy are you bad dog are you 8:57 a good dog are you a bad boy bad 9:03 [Music] 9:13 we'll go Brooklyn Brooklyn in 9:27 house all right 9:34 boom Brooklyn in the 9:38 house how's the hair how's the hair 9:40 looking is it pretty oh my goodness I 9:43 can't go live if my hair doesn't look 9:48 pretty all right so so here's what we do 9:52 here if you're curious about artificial 9:55 intelligence if you're like my goodness 9:57 everyone's talking about AI what do I do 9:59 where do I start Kyle can you help 10:02 probably not 10:05 but I will encourage you to give it a 10:11 shot it is my 10:13 contention until further notice that 10:16 there are no 10:18 experts there are no experts but Kyle 10:22 someone gave a seminar I 10:25 know I 10:28 know dud 10:32 apparent so Google or not Google 10:35 Microsoft co-pilot is get has gotten a 10:39 little bit of a 10:41 Polish I saw someone someone said on 10:44 Twitter that uh Coop pilot got you can 10:47 do horizontal images on it now blandon's 10:50 coffee uh no this is just normal coffee 10:53 problem with the blandon's coffee is 10:54 I've got to um grind it 10:58 and being with ADD and everything you 11:01 know sometimes you just forget that [ __ ] 11:04 so but I'll I'll do up a little a little 11:06 tub of it so I can do it but the 11:08 blandon's coffee is good it's real 11:13 smooth oh yes oh no this is just tea I'm 11:16 just having tea 11:18 tonight black 11:21 tea all right so here's what we do so if 11:24 you have questions comments about um AI 11:29 pop them in the comments 11:31 below 11:33 um before we get started why don't you 11:36 share the live so if you don't know how 11:38 to share the live it's super easy you 11:41 ask someone younger than you hi hey hey 11:45 Sally Sally listen you know what I was 11:48 wondering how do you share the live on 11:50 Tik 11:51 Tock you what you you just click on the 11:54 share 11:56 button how 11:58 what where's the Sally Sally Sally 12:03 Sally kids Sally listen where's the 12:06 share butt find it yourself 12:10 I so just find just ask Sally ask 12:13 someone younger than you they'll 12:16 know and then you push that button and 12:18 and here's then you but you're like but 12:20 then you're like okay Kyle okay I found 12:22 the share button who do I share this 12:24 live with here's who you want to share 12:27 it with this is really important 12:31 if you want your life to be 12:35 interesting you share it with someone 12:37 you know it'll piss 12:42 off thanks to you I'm more interested in 12:45 AI please continue with the great work 12:47 in educating us oh thank you very much 12:50 pavon yeah you know and and so pavon you 12:53 know thanks to you I'm more interested 12:54 in AI That's like that's if if if I have 12:58 a hope or dream for this channel it's 13:00 not much more than that it's that I hope 13:02 people like are willing to give it a 13:04 shot I'm more interested in it I'm 13:07 willing to learn what it is I'm I'm I'm 13:10 willing to play with 13:11 it I might even play with it enough that 13:14 I have my first Kevin McAllister 13:20 moment salty is my dog's name she was no 13:24 help oh Sally Sally is my dog's name she 13:27 was no help Sally can't tell you how to 13:29 share your Tik Tock 13:34 lives oh the other thing you can do if 13:37 you want to get carpal tunnel you can 13:38 tap the screen and sometimes the 13:41 Irregulars they like when I get boring 13:43 when I just sort of go off and they're 13:44 like oh good here he goes again and they 13:47 either do one of two things they'll go 13:48 to the AI salon and share images and 13:50 make jokes and do all that sort of [ __ ] 13:52 or they'll get to tapy taping and get 13:54 give themselves carpal 13:56 tunnel they have little challenges 13:58 amongst themselves you can do 14:00 that tapp's free except for the you know 14:07 surgery all 14:09 right I'm focused now on creating an AI 14:14 School based on something an AI School 14:17 based on something that's super cool Mr 14:20 Studio dhu that's super 14:28 cool no that laugh that laugh did I 14:33 laugh I don't know if I laughed did I 14:35 laugh I I'm not a very humorous person 14:38 you know I don't think I laughed Cory 14:41 Sandler i is it possible you were um 14:45 what do they call it in AI 14:48 hallucinating perhaps you put a 14:50 different kind of mushrooms in the 14:51 strogen off this 14:54 evening I don't think I was laughing I 14:56 wouldn't laugh at matter so serious as 14:58 artificial 15:02 intelligence good Lord this is very 15:05 serious very serious excuse 15:08 me what are my 15:11 qualifications W I'll tell 15:14 you my 15:16 qualifications it must be some Advanced 15:21 degree pinkies out 15:26 everyone we're classy 15:30 all right all right I tried grock today 15:32 world's fastest AI isn't that crazy 15:34 Kieran yeah grock is crazy grock's 15:38 nuts um let me go back to 15:44 my my list from yesterday so I added one 15:47 today it looks like Sora is getting Sora 15:49 is getting better so I added that 15:53 one where's my 15:56 image where's my image that I had up I 15:59 lost it oh here's the little 16:02 area there we go 16:06 um you 16:08 got open AI 16:12 Sora which is their new video thing if 16:14 you haven't seen their new video thing 16:15 we can talk about that we got 11 16:19 Labs that has a a coming text to sound 16:24 effects 16:26 model and they did a they did a version 16:29 of the Sora videos with sound in them 16:31 that's really cool they also 11 Labs 16:33 also got accepted into the Disney 16:35 accelerator which is a big 16:37 deal 16:40 um Google pro 1.5 sorry Gemini Pro 16:47 1.5 it like it PE people it's 16:51 funny Sora came out right at the same 16:55 time Gemini 1.5 Pro came out and 16:58 everyone was talking about Sora nobody 17:00 was talking about Gemini because it was 17:03 weird Gemini came out right after Gemini 17:05 Ultra launched and then that was kind of 17:07 a fizzle and then they just sort of 17:08 quietly released the 1.5 17:12 thing A lot of people are talking about 17:14 I'm seeing a lot of people talking 17:18 about Gemini 1.5 the million million 17:22 token context window is a big big 17:27 deal so that was fast 17:32 fascinating Deco here you can upload a 17:34 reference photo mid Journey's apparently 17:37 in talks with x.com to to be to have mid 17:41 journey be the IM image generation in 17:44 engine 17:46 inside 17:48 grock Elon musk's version of chat GPT 17:52 that would be 17:53 wild Nvidia had their fourth quarter or 17:56 their whatever 17:58 quarter yeah fourth quarter cuz we're in 18:00 the first quarter fourth quarter 18:02 earnings call blew it out of the 18:05 water they have a market cap higher than 18:07 most Count's G gdps at this 18:12 point 18:14 um people are still talking about the 18:16 Vision 18:17 Pro gro.com not the same grock as Elon 18:21 musk's grock but grock the chip making 18:23 company spelled with a Q instead of a k 18:27 gq.com 18:29 go there right now gq.com and type in a 18:32 prompt watch how fast that thing blasts 18:34 out answers it's it's so weird it's so 18:39 weird because you tell it something that 18:42 you know it's got to make up and then 18:44 it's just like there it is there it is 18:47 there it is there it is it's very weird 18:51 um reddits filing for an IPO and then 18:53 co-pilots so like that's that was my 18:55 short little list from yesterday so we 18:57 can talk about that stuff thank you for 19:00 the all the updates throughout the day 19:02 you're welcome yeah I put a few few 19:04 updates today on the 19:07 LinkedIn can I send a PowerPoint slide 19:10 to chat GPT and have it refine 19:14 it I don't know what you mean by refine 19:17 it but let's experiment with that I 19:20 think that's actually a really 19:21 interesting 19:22 experiment so we'll go over 19:28 to 19:34 that's a good 19:37 one oh wait oh I know what I can do hang 19:39 on 19:41 new 19:54 whatever okay so there is a slide I'm 19:57 going to export this as 20:00 PowerPoint cuz I'm in keynote cuz I'm on 20:02 a Mac because the Mac is a superior 20:06 platform and I absolutely judge all of 20:10 you people on PCS you like but we got 20:12 gpus and I'm like that's all 20:15 right you don't have a Mac all right and 20:19 then we got Apple silicon now the M3 you 20:22 know what you know what Apple's doing 20:23 with all that Apple silicon right now 20:25 they're they're they're they're 20:27 optimizing all of their AI [ __ ] to run 20:29 locally on the M M1 m2s and M3s you wait 20:33 you're going to be like I wish I had a 20:35 Mac you wait you just wait all right 20:40 we're going to call this untight so this 20:42 is um a file 20:47 um um 20:49 file hygiene best 20:52 practices when you save your file always 20:56 name it Untitled and save it to the 20:58 desktop 21:00 okay and what's nice is the operating 21:03 system will add the one two or three 21:05 after it so they don't you know you're 21:07 not going to overwrite 21:10 [Music] 21:17 anything all right so let's go over to 21:20 the chat 21:23 je here we are at the chat 21:28 Je that's how you're supposed to 21:29 pronounce it by the way I don't know if 21:31 you knew 21:32 that you can make money 21:39 with all right so I'm in chat J 21:43 4 and I'm gonna upload that PowerPoint 21:46 file if it lets me 21:49 and does it looks like it 21:53 does and then you asked can I upload a 21:56 PowerPoint file and have have it refine 21:58 it let's let's just 22:00 say 22:01 what's on this 22:10 slide reading documents that's 22:16 promising all right it pulled the text 22:19 off it so great so I'm going to 22:21 say can you change the 22:27 background of the slide 22:30 to 22:33 Orange and the 22:35 text to dark 22:39 blue and 22:50 add a row to the 22:54 table and 22:57 include three let's 23:02 see 23:06 um 23:09 idog dot what is it 23:15 doio and 23:18 then give me a 23:22 downloadable 23:24 version 23:26 of the slide 23:31 we will see so I'm currently unable to 23:33 directly modify PowerPoint slides the 23:36 answer is 23:42 no it can read it it can't do nothing 23:47 with it I don't think that'll last that 23:49 long and quite frankly um co-pilot 23:53 within Office 365 can probably do that 23:56 right now id. thank you all 24:00 right it's only going to create an image 24:02 if it does anything yeah yeah exactly 24:05 you were right Joker you were right mhm 24:09 yeah I'll tell you what I'll tell you 24:11 what no I'll tell you what what are you 24:14 going to tell me what are you going to 24:16 tell 24:18 me see always act like this this is 24:21 weird I thought this was some sort of 24:23 learning labit life tough tougher when 24:26 you're 24:27 stupid I I thought this was some sort of 24:30 nerding 24:31 lab he don't look like a professor and 24:35 he's acting like a dum dumb why does he 24:38 act like a dum 24:42 dum ask what it can output okay what can 24:48 you 24:50 [Music] 24:57 output it doesn't no it didn't I I 25:00 wonder if I 25:01 say can 25:04 can can you modify the slide 25:09 using Code 25:15 interpreter analyzing this is 25:18 promising hi Kyle and Irregulars and the 25:21 rest what's up what's up what's up talk 25:24 what's up Dylan what's 25:27 shaking well Shak 25:30 [Music] 25:35 in Winston Welch it seems I encountered 25:39 an issue the python. PPX Library does 25:43 not directly support adding a new row to 25:47 an existing table the way I 25:51 attempted I think it's 25:55 doing I've made the modifications to 25:58 change the slide background to Orange 26:00 the text to Blue however I encountered a 26:02 limitation adding a new row 26:05 programmatically so this 26:09 should it 26:11 should 26:13 people oh I see it 26:16 look it did 26:18 it yes you 26:22 can just tell it it's got to use code 26:25 interpreter and it'll write the file out 26:27 so that's that's a power Power Point 26:31 file it you know it wasn't smart enough 26:33 to know that to change the background 26:35 color of the table 26:37 also but it did change the background to 26:40 Orange and it changed the text to Blue 26:42 so uh yes you 26:44 can and that's actually I'm I'm really 26:47 glad you asked that question that's a 26:48 really good um okay all right so listen 26:54 listen 26:56 people listen 27:04 play 27:06 play play 27:09 play 27:11 play 27:13 play what's that other word 27:17 play start playing with these tools 27:20 don't feel like you got to learn them 27:22 and you got to learn and do your work on 27:25 them and make them more efficient and do 27:26 automations if you want to do all that 27:28 [ __ ] cool if you got [ __ ] you want to do 27:29 go do 27:31 it but rather than just sitting 27:34 around twirling your titly 27:38 bits play with AI do [ __ ] like I just 27:42 did someone goes He Can it can it update 27:46 a PowerPoint slide I don't know 27:54 maybe maybe it 27:57 can let's try another experiment I've 27:59 never tried this 28:03 before 28:10 um we're going to go over 28:21 here does he always thing like that it's 28:23 very annoying does he want to chase 28:25 people away from this channel it seems 28:27 like he wants to chase people people 28:28 away from this 28:30 channel it's AI learning lab You' you'd 28:33 think he'd want students to stay in here 28:35 to learn but then he sings the songs and 28:37 that that singing he's not a very good 28:39 singer and then is he singing any song 28:41 that actually exists or is it just like 28:43 a tick he doesn't seem 28:49 stable what am I doing I am looking 28:56 for okay so it's got it's got okay so 29:00 how are we going to do 29:03 this 29:04 [Music] 29:11 um yeah I guess I'll just use that 29:14 okay so let me export this as a 29:18 PowerPoint export to 29:21 PowerPoint fantastic Bob tell him what 29:25 is won uh you haven't won anything you 29:28 just exported PowerPoint there's nothing 29:29 to win there don't forget to save your 29:32 file name as Untitled to the 29:36 desktop yes replace it oh 29:39 [Laughter] 29:42 no okay back over to chat 29:46 je and we're going to 29:49 upload that PowerPoint we just 29:52 created to Yan 29:55 desktop but I don't see it where is it 29:58 desktop oh I guess I did it to 30:01 iCloud there it is is that 30:04 it yes 30:16 okay I'd like to come up with a 30:27 presentation 30:29 that you use 30:34 the 30:42 template in the 30:46 attached 30:48 PPT 30:51 for 30:56 um but first can you tell me what text 31:03 is in the file right 31:06 now all right so what I'm doing right 31:08 now is I'm just uploading the PowerPoint 31:10 document and I'm getting chat GPT to 31:13 recognize that there's something there 31:15 and have it go look at it when it says 31:17 analyzing that means it's using Code 31:19 interpreter where it's actually writing 31:22 an executing its own python code looks 31:24 like there was an error oh it's a 31:26 keynote file hang on on I thought I 31:29 exported it as PowerPoint didn't I was 31:33 that dum dum dang 31:35 it oh that's PDF dang it don't be a dumb 31:39 dumb don't be a dumb dumb like the AI 31:41 learning lab so here's what you should 31:43 do with AI you should get curious about 31:46 it you should play and you should not be 31:49 a dumb 31:50 dumb being a dumb 31:54 Dum does not help 31:57 anybody do desktop replace okay what 32:02 happened did we do it yes some changes 32:06 were made 32:08 fine let's 32:11 upload Untitled there we go it still 32:14 says keynote oh because I was in the 32:16 wrong folder let me get rid of that see 32:18 that was dumb Dum let's not be a dum dum 32:21 this 32:22 time here's the real problem I have to 32:25 turn my brightness down so much so that 32:27 you can see the screen 32:29 and then because of that I can't see the 32:31 screen so okay here is the PPT 32:39 okay analyzing beautiful oh so what I 32:41 was saying was if you open this box that 32:44 says analyzing you see all this code 32:46 well what's that code code interpreter 32:49 will it's got access to a bunch of 32:51 python libraries and it can write and 32:54 execute its own python code 32:57 so chat jpt doesn't natively read 33:00 PowerPoint but someone at some point in 33:02 history wrote a library for python that 33:05 says I can read a PowerPoint 33:08 document um so it's doing that okay so 33:11 it says on the first slide it says AI 33:13 open AI prompt book blah blah blah 33:15 second slide it appears to be 33:16 placeholders perfect great 33:20 okay I want you 33:23 to create a 33:27 10 33:31 slide 33:33 presentation 33:35 about 33:38 why gummy 33:40 bears are better than 33:46 Sushi let's 33:50 just start with the 33:54 text of the title and the 34:00 10 34:03 slides that each have a title 34:11 subhead 34:13 and body 34:16 copy 34:18 okay 34:19 so chat je is going to show us its sweet 34:23 sweet copyrighting 34:27 skills 34:34 the sweet debate Gummy Bears versus 34:37 Sushi exploring taste beyond the 34:41 traditional in this delightful 34:43 exploration we dive into the colorful 34:45 world of gummy bears and how they stand 34:48 out against the revered Sushi join us on 34:51 this journey of taste texture and fun 34:55 what about gummy Sushi though oh that's 34:57 a good idea 34:59 all right 35:04 conclusion 35:06 let's 35:08 change 9 and 35:12 10 35:14 to 35:15 present the Innovative 35:19 idea 35:21 of gummy 35:27 sushi 35:33 oh that's good I like it all right 35:37 Innovative Fusion The Best of Both 35:39 Worlds gummy Sushi imagine the joy and 35:42 versatility of gummy bears merged with 35:44 the Artful presentation of sushi gummy 35:47 Sushi brings a playful twist do you know 35:50 that we could probably start this 35:52 business and get it funded the gummy 35:54 sushi shop are you kidding me you tell 35:56 me who wouldn't go there every everyone 35:58 would go 36:01 there the gummy sushi shop come on 36:04 people we're innovating here at the AI 36:07 learning if you think this was just 36:09 about oh I come in here to learn AI this 36:11 I'm a prompt engineer and I go to the AI 36:13 learning lab to learn my prompt 36:14 engineering no you come here for billion 36:16 dooll 36:17 ideas you know it they know it the 36:19 Irregulars know 36:21 it they know why they're 36:23 here you can make money 36:27 with 36:29 who is that dragonfly Alchemy I will 36:32 absolutely give you credit for that 36:34 however all the cash is mine I'm opening 36:38 the world's first gummy sushi shop in 36:41 Toledo Ohio in 2020 five summer of and 36:47 just there you 36:50 go okay anyway what were we trying to do 36:53 oh okay so here's what I'm going to 36:55 here's what I'm going to try to do well 36:57 I'm not going to try to do it here's 36:58 what I'm going to get chat GPT to try to 37:01 do so I uploaded a TW 37:05 slide presentation in PowerPoint format 37:10 and I'm going to see if I can get it to 37:14 populate this into 37:17 the into a 37:20 PowerPoint should I do it should I add 37:22 it to that existing yeah we'll just add 37:24 it to that existing one um okay please 37:28 please use code 37:33 interpreter 37:36 to um add slides to the 37:41 PPT using 37:44 the included 37:48 template and 37:53 populate the 37:56 slides 37:58 with 38:00 this 38:03 lovely with this 38:06 lovely 38:11 gastronomic 38:16 exploration Play I'm telling you play 38:19 analyzing that's promising all right 38:21 let's see what it's doing it should be 38:23 loading in a 38:25 PowerPoint yeah the PowerPoint util 38:32 title is sweet history so it's adding 38:36 slides I think this may be 38:40 working it's slow it's going 38:48 slow oh it [ __ ] up it oh slide 3 to 38:52 eight oh did it do it I guess it did 38:56 it 38:59 holy dang it might have done it all 39:02 right let's see let's see 39:07 people the presentation why gummy bears 39:10 are better than Sushi download the 39:12 presentation here all right let's go 39:16 look at this bad 39:21 boy that was our that 39:24 slide holy 39:26 crap 39:32 it did 39:36 [Laughter] 39:47 it see remember when I said earlier 39:50 there are no experts and you were like 39:52 but KY you're the professor of the AI 39:56 learning lab it's a lab you clearly a 40:00 scientist and I was like oh but cont I 40:04 have no 40:05 qualifications and you were like we 40:06 don't believe you I didn't know it could 40:09 do that I didn't know it could do 40:13 that I knew it could write 40:16 files I knew it could write PowerPoint 40:20 copy I had no idea you could upload a 40:23 thing with a template in 40:26 it and and just have it do whatever you 40:29 do in chat 40:31 J and say use this template as the guide 40:34 and make me a new thing and let me 40:36 download it gummy Sushi store and show 40:39 it 40:45 to gummy Sushi store brought to life the 40:48 AI learning 40:50 lab gummy 40:52 [Laughter] 40:54 Sushi wouldn't that be a cool shop where 40:57 You've Got Sushi chefs and you walk in 40:59 and they've got all their little bags of 41:01 candy and they they sort of neatly do 41:03 them and they they just craft them and 41:05 stick them all together and plate them 41:07 and put them out for you I'm telling you 41:10 man you could charge you could charge 41:14 like $12 for a little Sushi plate that 41:18 would cost you like a nickel and gummy 41:25 bears this is the world's most 41:28 profitable candy 41:34 shop oh that's so 41:38 good oh mushroom soup you say kids get 41:42 off my lawn that's what that's this what 41:44 this week's been like for me I have just 41:46 been an orary little 41:49 Snapper oh all right so while we're here 41:53 at the AI Salon listen listen people 41:56 let's go through some things this is 41:59 really important 42:01 okay this is the 42:03 a how do you get there 42:06 well you 42:10 go my 42:18 [Music] 42:22 eyes see us heading off on that 42:25 adventure 42:26 together the AI Salon is a community 42:29 that I started the week after chat GPT 42:31 came out so December 7th 42:36 2022 and you're like but how why did you 42:39 start it how did you have such Insight 42:41 such foresight 42:43 because I'm 42:45 old 42:47 and in 42:49 1994 I stumbled upon this thing called 42:52 the worldwide 42:53 web Tim burners Lee had created this 42:56 protocol and 42:58 by '94 thing people were starting to 43:00 figure this [ __ ] out and people were 43:01 starting to talk about it and the buses 43:03 in New York City had like Mondo 2,000 43:06 ads and Wired Magazine ads and there was 43:08 starting to be a bit of a buzz about 43:09 this internet thing and I played with 43:12 the internet for a couple of years good 43:15 even good evening good evening to you 43:17 thank you for the kind gift the gifts 43:19 are 43:21 appreciated 43:23 um and so I stumbled on this thing 43:26 called the worldwide web and 43:28 and what I knew about the internet is 43:31 that's where the scientists and Geeks 43:33 and researchers and academics hang out 43:36 and I wasn't one of those I'm a 43:38 theatrical oh you never would have 43:40 guessed with all the stupid voices he 43:41 makes 43:45 exactly and so as a theatrical you know 43:48 got self-esteem issues as you do people 43:52 pleaser type you know you've seen them 43:54 before little insecure lot of crazy 43:58 and I thought well certainly I can't do 44:00 this worldwide web 44:03 thing and so I started to try to learn 44:06 it and it seemed like I think I could 44:08 learn this like I think I can you know I 44:10 some computer 44:13 skills and then I and then because I'm 44:16 smart I had a brilliant idea I said I 44:18 know I'm going to start a club so I 44:21 started this group called the worldwide 44:22 web artist 44:24 Consortium and it was a Shameless 44:26 attempt to surround myself with people 44:29 that knew more about the worldwide web 44:31 than I 44:34 did and guess what I found 44:37 out nobody knew [ __ ] this is New York 44:41 City it's like a big [ __ ] city right 44:44 millions of people like surely there 44:46 must be people here that know more than 44:48 I do what I found were people that were 44:51 really curious about it really 44:53 interested in it that were like yeah 44:56 you're trying to figure it out too what 44:57 did you learn I was like well I learned 44:59 this they're like oh [ __ ] I didn't know 45:00 it could do that and I was like what did 45:02 you learn they're like well you could do 45:04 this they like oh [ __ ] and how do you do 45:08 that and so it turned it turned into 45:10 this thing called whack the worldwide 45:12 web AR Consortium it ended up grown to 45:14 you know like 2,000 45:16 people we met every other week in the 45:19 Sony building in Midtown Manhattan Sony 45:22 gave us for 45:24 free a conference room that sat through 45:27 300 people and we filled that [ __ ] 45:29 thing for years every other week it was 45:34 amazing so when 45:37 I I've been [ __ ] around with stable 45:40 diffusion and I've been [ __ ] around 45:41 with gpt3 and the open AI playground and 45:44 you know I was like oh this AI stuff's 45:46 kind of interesting kind of cool this 45:48 these pretty pictures with staed Fusion 45:50 are kind of cool and then cat GPT came 45:54 out and I used it and I lost my [ __ ] 45:58 mind and I realized holy [ __ ] this is 46:03 just like the worldwide web 46:05 only way more 46:08 powerful way more 46:11 profound and the first thing that popped 46:14 in my head was start a community that's 46:17 that 46:19 community and it's [ __ ] cool 46:23 now 46:26 rabbit 46:28 um cancel 46:31 where's there we 46:34 go so who are we what do we do so my 46:37 first request if if you're interested in 46:39 this is go to the salon. click on the 46:42 top link on the link tree so the link 46:43 tree looks like this the top link right 46:46 here AI Salon Community will take you 46:49 here and then I want you to read who we 46:52 are and why we do what we do here I'll 46:54 help I'll read the first paragraph 46:55 they're short I have ADD I don't like 46:58 reading long [ __ ] but this is actually 47:00 important AI Salon is a ragtag group of 47:03 Misfits Naro Wells and miscreant who 47:05 have been gathered to to have gathered 47:07 to explore the Wilderness of generative 47:09 AI where everyone from entrepreneurs to 47:11 Educators from healthcare workers to 47:13 creatives and everyone in 47:16 between chat PT represents an 47:21 opening for the 47:24 non-engineers to experience the power of 47:27 AI 47:28 that's that's why this is 47:30 different that's why whatever this new 47:32 thing is that we're in the middle of is 47:34 a year old even though Ai and machine 47:36 learning are 30 years old 50 years old 47:39 70 years old depending on where you 47:41 start the start 47:44 line the generative AI movement the 47:47 thing that's going to completely blow up 47:50 everything I think in a good way started 47:54 just over a year ago so this is a group 47:57 to explore that now we have these values 47:59 here my request is that you check out 48:01 the values and you really take them in 48:02 you know read about them curiosity we 48:04 want people that are curious we want 48:06 people that are generous like when you 48:08 learn something you share it if someone 48:11 says oh how did you do that you don't 48:12 get all proprietary we're too new the 48:15 the industry is too new to be 48:16 proprietary everyone's trying to figure 48:18 it out so share put it out there because 48:21 if you put it out there that'll 48:22 encourage someone else to put it out 48:24 there and then you'll learn something it 48:26 and the thing about these values we 48:28 didn't just make this [ __ ] 48:30 up we had this amazing group of people 48:33 and as this community started to grow 48:34 we're like let's make sure that is this 48:36 thing grows we don't lose what we have 48:38 what is it we have and so we articulated 48:41 these values so these came out of who 48:43 this community already is exploration 48:47 people here are adventurous like yeah 48:48 I'm willing to do that oh there's a new 48:50 thing out let's go try it willing to say 48:53 I don't know have that beginner's 48:55 mindset of like I don't know 48:57 but let's 48:58 go that takes 49:01 guts collaboration being willing to say 49:04 hey let's work on this thing together 49:05 maybe if we did it together we could get 49:08 farther than we could if we did it alone 49:09 there's a lot of that going on in here 49:11 inclusion people are coming from all 49:13 different walks of life all different 49:15 backgrounds all different technical 49:17 experiences all different AI depth of 49:21 Knowledge 49:22 from Pate who runs the mechanics Guild 49:26 is op optimizing 49:29 tensor tpus at 49:32 Google to people who are like uh someone 49:35 told me I should learn Ai and they told 49:37 me to come here what do I what do I do 49:41 where do I 49:45 start and sort of tied to that one is 49:49 empathy understand that people are in 49:50 different places with this some people 49:52 are excited some people are scared some 49:54 people are pissed 49:55 off Tyler he's like well I guess I'm not 49:58 opening a new 49:59 studio he's probably got some feels 50:02 right 50:04 now if he's smart enough to know 50:07 that opening that investing that much 50:10 money in that studio now is not a good 50:12 idea I Betty's also smart enough bet 50:14 he's 50:15 getting he getting up to speed on this 50:17 AI stuff pretty [ __ ] quick right now 50:20 and then the last value is 50:23 gratitude like active actively 50:26 acknowledge people in the community that 50:28 give you something or that inspire you 50:30 to do something or or that teach you 50:34 something so those are the values that's 50:37 who this group already is and so here's 50:39 how values work if in reading through 50:42 those values they give you the warm and 50:45 fuzzies then these are going to be your 50:47 people if in reading through those 50:49 values you're like oh god oh that's 50:53 gross that's as gross as a gummy Sho 50:55 Sushi store then these are not going to 50:57 be your people and that's okay but just 51:00 know that like that's why that's why 51:01 they're there so so that's my first 51:03 request second 51:05 request is if you want to join it 51:07 doesn't oh it doesn't cost anything by 51:09 the way I know that's always the first 51:10 thing oh I say oh I say he's in here 51:13 acting all funny and then he's just 51:14 trying to Hawk us as Community what is 51:16 it $495 a year no it's $495 a month what 51:22 do you think we're cheap 51:24 no no it's free 51:29 it is community 51:32 supported what's that mean it means some 51:34 people in the community sponsor months 51:37 to cover our costs or when you go to the 51:40 the link tree at the salon. if you buy 51:42 the merch that 51:44 supports our infrastructure cost here's 51:47 the other cost though the first cost is 51:49 I want you to check out the values the 51:51 second cost 51:53 is I want you to introduce 51:55 yourself and but Kyle John Leland I just 51:59 had a really good conversation with him 52:02 today he just joined he introduced 52:04 himself nice nice generous introduction 52:07 look at that really let us know who he 52:09 is what's he's up what he's up 52:11 to so my request is if you're interested 52:14 in joining introduce yourself and if if 52:16 you're if you're all a scared if you're 52:19 all like but I'm so scared everyone's 52:23 going to judge me that may be true but 52:26 but gener generosity you know what 52:29 generous letting people know who you 52:32 are because you might be just the person 52:35 they need to meet and they might be just 52:38 the person you need to meet so just say 52:40 here's who I am here's what I'm up to 52:43 here's where I am with AI I'm totally 52:45 scared of it I'm totally pissed off 52:47 about it I think they're [ __ ] 52:48 stealing from all the artists what 52:50 wherever you are on the 52:52 journey and just jump 52:54 in and what you'll find 52:57 because those values are not just Hollow 53:00 successories posters is that people in 53:03 this community will kind of like seek 53:05 you out and Shuffle you around and go oh 53:07 you should go check out this little 53:09 section check out Anne Murphy's GPT jams 53:12 you should go to her event on Saturday 53:13 which by the way you should go to an 53:16 Murphy's GPD Jam tomorrow tomorrow 53:19 Saturday noon 53:23 Pacific so after you introduce yourself 53:26 scroll on down to the bottom and there's 53:28 a little Club 53:30 area and in that is this little club 53:33 called weekend GPT jams I think you have 53:36 to ask to be led into it but ask and 53:39 lets everyone in and then you just you 53:42 know be be 53:46 nice and 53:48 then check out the 53:51 information 53:52 for the event 53:55 tomorrow and it's an innovation lab 53:58 where a bunch of people are going to 53:59 talk about including uh lunatick Daisy 54:01 Thomas is going to talk about the 105 54:04 GPT she's made so if you're curious what 54:06 a GPT is if you go to the GPT Jam 54:10 tomorrow you get to hear from someone 54:12 who's made 105 of them holy [ __ ] and she 54:17 made really cool ones too like one of 54:19 them is she made the digital twin of 54:23 Alexander 54:25 Hamilton and then you know why she made 54:27 it cuz she had lost hope in 54:34 politics and for the future of this 54:37 country and so she created a GPT with 54:40 all of his writings and things that had 54:42 been written about him and had a 54:44 conversation with 54:48 him and it brought her to 54:54 tears Winston Welsh Safe Community where 54:56 people shouldn't be afraid to ask 54:58 questions nice yeah 55:00 exactly in fact in fact it's kind of 55:03 like it's it's it's almost the opposite 55:05 it's like people in here are like 55:07 excited to ask questions they're excited 55:09 to go I don't know what I'm 55:11 doing is it me or these tools janky 55:14 pieces of [ __ ] oh no they're janky 55:16 pieces of [ __ ] it's not you come on in 55:19 on my way to sign up great educational 55:22 Kind of Perfect there's an educ oh so 55:24 that's the other thing okay so there's 55:25 clubs the other club 55:27 so you should go check out uh the 55:29 weekend GPT jams that's from an Murphy 55:32 there's also in here a l Irregulars what 55:36 is that that is our club so we have our 55:40 own private space so if you want to jam 55:43 and like make jokes and make fun of me 55:45 and make sushi here we go the gummy bear 55:48 sushi shop if you want to make the gummy 55:50 bear sushi shop images drop them in our 55:53 regulars and we can have our inside 55:54 jokes and you can chat with people that 55:56 are in the community so like the chat is 55:59 going on and you can hop over there and 56:01 do that you can make 56:03 images you know jam with one 56:07 another and then the let me see what 56:10 else is there to check out here um 56:13 there's water coolers just an open 56:15 discussion showand tell is kind of an 56:16 open Show and Tell um there's a news 56:18 channel there's AI tools and resources 56:21 so AI tools and resources there's a big 56:24 deal if you're new if you're like but C 56:28 where do I start this stuff's so 56:31 complicated where do I start I talked my 56:34 buddy Dave mper so some of you know I 56:36 gave a talk back in I don't know April 56:39 or 56:40 May to creative mornings here in 56:44 Denver and Dave mper he he just stopped 56:47 stopped uh running it he was the he ran 56:50 creative mornings Denver for like 10 56:53 years um and he just he just gave it up 56:55 he just got married and had a had a a 56:56 kid and and you know he turned over the 56:58 reign of that thing but I I gave the 57:00 talk uh during during his tenure there 57:04 and so he and I just talked today and he 57:06 was like he was like he was like I you 57:08 know I've told him about AI a couple of 57:10 times and he's he's super into it but 57:12 he's busy and so he called me up today 57:13 he goes okay Kyle I think I'm ready 57:15 where do I start what do we 57:16 do and so I walked him through some 57:18 tools and frankly what I did was I just 57:21 told him the [ __ ] that's on this list 57:24 and and not even a lot of it like two or 57:25 three things on this list so what this 57:27 list is is this is a hand curated list I 57:29 curate this list 57:31 personally and this is like what's this 57:33 Mighty networks yeah it's mighty 57:34 networks 57:37 yep and mighty networks is just a 57:39 Community Management tool um it's pretty 57:42 good it's think of Mighty networks is 57:44 kind of somewhere between Discord and 57:46 Facebook something like that it's a 57:48 customized you know space for us we get 57:50 to go play there 57:52 connect um so so this list is is where 57:57 to start so the the first place you 57:58 should should start if you're just new 58:00 to this journey is chat GPT just chat 58:02 GPT that's 58:04 it and then if you can afford the 20 58:07 bucks a month pay for chat GPT plus just 58:11 do it because these three bullet points 58:15 are what you get with chat GPT free 58:18 which is still pretty [ __ ] powerful 58:21 which is why I have it 58:22 there and then for 20 bucks a month you 58:25 get all that plus all this and so what 58:29 what you should do is just go learn all 58:31 that and play with it and play play play 58:33 play play and then the rest of this list 58:35 is here's other large language models 58:37 like Claude and Gemini and perplexity 58:40 and co-pilot and pi and X or 58:44 grock llama 2 58:47 po here's the image generation tools 58:50 that list is this list is getting longer 58:52 here's the video creation tools I've got 58:54 Sora on here but Sora is not live yet 58:56 but I say that but this this is G this 58:59 has changed everything this caused Tyler 59:02 Perry to not start his $800 million film 59:08 studio so that's pretty powerful there's 59:11 music and audio there's 3D worlds and 59:13 objects and here's people you should 59:15 follow go follow Ethan mollik at oneus 59:19 thing. org and go look and and follow 59:22 him on Twitter and Linkedin just go look 59:24 at his posts over the past week it's all 59:27 about Gemini 59:29 1.5 and what the implications of a 59:32 million token context limit are and if 59:34 you're like Kyle I don't know what a 59:36 million what what's million tokens what 59:39 are tokens hey Kyle what why is there a 59:42 million is a million a good thing or is 59:43 a million a bad thing is that expensive 59:45 does it mean it cost you a million 59:46 dollars to make a thing what are you 59:48 talking about Cal million token context 59:50 window what are you talking 59:52 about just means you can put a lot of 59:54 [ __ ] in it 59:57 here's here's a good way to think about 59:59 chat gbt chat gbt is like an incredibly 1:00:03 well-educated 1:00:04 very inexperienced 1:00:08 intern and it can 1:00:11 keep like a decent 10-minute 1:00:14 conversation in its head well a million 1:00:17 token context window it can keep 1:00:20 like seven or eight major research 1:00:23 papers in its mind at the same time and 1:00:27 answer questions about all of them and 1:00:30 and draw conclusions across papers in a 1:00:35 single chat 1:00:36 session that's what Ethan mullock's been 1:00:38 talking about for the past week it's 1:00:40 it's 1:00:41 mindboggling and and he's a guy that he 1:00:44 just he talks again and again and again 1:00:46 about these tools and that you should 1:00:47 get up to speed on them and that you 1:00:49 should lean in and that if you're in 1:00:52 education stop using [ __ ] AI 1:00:54 detectors and start using in critical 1:00:57 thinking and engaging your students 1:01:00 brains stop pretending that the world's 1:01:03 most powerful knowledge tool in the 1:01:06 history of humanity is going to go 1:01:09 away if you're an education what's your 1:01:12 job to 1:01:14 to Foster and help 1:01:19 flourish um biological large language 1:01:23 models right that's your your job and 1:01:28 Along Comes This Thing Called a large 1:01:29 language model and what's the response 1:01:32 of the education Community burn the 1:01:34 witches burn the 1:01:37 witches burn the witches burn the 1:01:43 witches if you're a 1:01:47 writer I'm not going to use chat GPT 1:01:49 because it steals from 1:01:51 people you're not going to use the most 1:01:53 powerful writing 1:01:55 tool ever to be created you're not going 1:01:58 to do that 1:02:00 really if you're a writer you know words 1:02:03 you know Linguistics you know 1:02:06 context wouldn't it be curious to see if 1:02:09 this thing's any 1:02:10 good well 1:02:15 no so anyway that's that so you should 1:02:18 check that out then the other thing that 1:02:20 we got here in the in 1:02:21 AI by the way if anyone ever asks you 1:02:24 well how do you pronounce it 1:02:27 you say well duh you always lead off 1:02:30 with well duh and then you say the AI 1:02:35 fellow and if they [ __ ] their head funny 1:02:37 you go it's 1:02:39 French 1:02:42 okay um the other thing we have here are 1:02:46 guilds like there's a 101 Guild if 1:02:48 you're just getting started there's art 1:02:50 guilds and business guilds and 1:02:52 Technology guilds and social impact 1:02:55 guilds Healthcare and and education 1:02:57 there's video there's I mean um Vicky 1:03:01 Baptist and and joy py started the 1:03:04 ethics Guild like a two a week and a 1:03:05 half two weeks ago they're like we're 1:03:07 passionate about ethics can we talk 1:03:10 about these 1:03:11 issues Stacy and Mr K Matt felt the same 1:03:15 way they're like we're Educators we want 1:03:17 to start an education 1:03:20 Guild and so these are subcommunities 1:03:22 where you can find people that are into 1:03:24 the stuff you're into 1:03:26 and you can connect with them and 1:03:28 everyone's like on this same [ __ ] 1:03:30 journey and like all of these Sub sub 1:03:33 communities overlap in these kind of 1:03:34 beautiful interesting weird [ __ ] up 1:03:37 ways so anyway that's the salon. here's 1:03:41 the URL if you missed it that's not it 1:03:44 that's 1:03:49 it I mean your biggest question right 1:03:52 now should be I'm sorry how do you 1:03:53 pronounce it again the 1:03:57 [Laughter] 1:04:10 the AI learning lab I I have discovered 1:04:12 I I discovered this today on my AI 1:04:15 office hours on LinkedIn is that what 1:04:18 this channel is really about is me 1:04:20 entertaining 1:04:21 myself in the presence of 1:04:25 others 1:04:28 anyway um this is a pretty bitching 1:04:31 community so you should you should 1:04:32 [ __ ] join it the other thing you 1:04:34 should 1:04:35 do you should support this channel if 1:04:39 you can so there's a couple ways you can 1:04:40 do it follow the channel follow me 1:04:42 follow me follow me remember Oddworld 1:04:45 follow 1:04:50 me um you can share this live right now 1:04:53 I see there's a lot of carpal tunnel 1:04:55 tapping going on so 1:04:56 good on youate by the way the update 1:04:59 there is 1:05:00 23,000 23,000 love units I'm feeling 1:05:04 very loved 23,000 love 1:05:07 units so 1:05:09 far you should share this live you 1:05:11 should share it with people who are not 1:05:13 into AI but Kyle that would be 1:05:15 uncomfortable it's not going to be as 1:05:17 uncomfortable as when they lose their 1:05:18 job because they ignored this 1:05:21 [ __ ] they call you up uh listen Tad um 1:05:27 yeah you know how I uh I told you never 1:05:30 to talk about AI again or I'd punch you 1:05:32 in the face yeah uh hey could you teach 1:05:36 me about 1:05:37 that so that's going to happen to you if 1:05:41 you're into this stuff so invite those 1:05:43 people over and we'll we'll correct them 1:05:45 now so you don't have to have that 1:05:46 stupid 1:05:48 conversation um what else can you do you 1:05:51 can subscribe to the 1:05:53 live um you can do gifts you can in the 1:05:57 bottom corner one of those Corners is a 1:05:59 video series called underhyped where 1:06:02 it's a series of 18 videos I did talking 1:06:05 about how how large language models work 1:06:07 how diffusion models work why 2023 was 1:06:11 the new 1995 like how it compares to the 1:06:13 worldwide web so there's all sorts of 1:06:15 ways to support this the biggest way you 1:06:17 can support this channel though is keep 1:06:20 showing 1:06:21 up I don't know if you know this fun 1:06:24 fact some people here know this 1:06:27 um I come here every night and you're 1:06:30 like wow five nights a week I'm like no 1:06:33 seven nights a 1:06:35 week right well don't you have a life 1:06:38 don't you have a family yeah and you do 1:06:41 this why do you do this because it's 1:06:45 important so show up here well what do 1:06:48 you teach 1:06:55 nothing 1:06:59 oh how long time does it take for 1:07:02 someone that's new to this to catch up 1:07:04 to the latest and greatest and un 1:07:08 understand it to handle the different 1:07:10 tools your resonance good day your 1:07:13 resonance your resonance good day good 1:07:16 day to you sir carry on Cheerio pip pip 1:07:19 what is the frequency uh your resonance 1:07:22 carry on uh okay 1:07:29 the 1:07:30 answer for how long to catch 1:07:34 up is 1:07:37 zero and this is going to sound like I'm 1:07:40 just being a 1:07:43 smartass everyone in here including 1:07:46 myself especially 1:07:48 myself all the Irregulars all the mods 1:07:51 all the Irregulars all the people that 1:07:53 are that are in here who've been doing 1:07:55 this for a while people with phds in 1:07:59 this stuff machine 1:08:01 learning everyone right 1:08:05 now is trying to figure this stuff out 1:08:08 so as far behind as you 1:08:11 feel the fact that you're here asking 1:08:13 the question means that you are like 1:08:17 miles 1:08:19 ahead 1:08:21 of 85% of the the country and probably 1:08:26 more than that 1:08:30 globally this thing's barely taken off 1:08:33 yet it it's barely 1:08:38 started that 1:08:41 said if you really want to get up to 1:08:44 speed 1:08:46 spend on a given 1:08:50 day 24 1:08:54 hours without eating eating or drinking 1:08:57 doing nothing but Ai and do that 1:09:00 for 7 days in a 1:09:03 week no breaks No Sleep there's no 1:09:06 sleeping in Ai and then do that for six 1:09:11 months and if you do 1:09:13 that then you'll feel 1:09:19 clueless like it really it seriously it 1:09:21 doesn't matter just be in the 1:09:24 conversation 1:09:26 and you're like where do I start start 1:09:27 with chat 1:09:28 GPT start with chat GPT get GPT plus 1:09:33 understand what the different 1:09:34 capabilities 1:09:35 are understand what custom instructions 1:09:38 are understand that gp4 is connected to 1:09:41 the internet and and interacting with a 1:09:44 large language model that's connected to 1:09:46 the internet is different than one 1:09:47 that's 1:09:48 not understand that it can see images 1:09:51 it's got Vision you can upload a picture 1:09:53 of a whiteboard and have it described 1:09:56 what was on the Whiteboard text and 1:09:59 images and you could start a whole 1:10:01 creative conversation with something 1:10:02 that was on a 1:10:04 whiteboard or a whole bunch of Post-it 1:10:07 notes you know those brainstorming 1:10:10 sessions I've facilitated more of these 1:10:12 [ __ ] things in my life than you can 1:10:14 imagine where where you start out the 1:10:17 morning you're like everybody knows 1:10:18 nothing and we're going to innovate here 1:10:20 and blah blah blah blah blah and then 1:10:22 you're like okay now that we have 1:10:24 nothing mind uh here's the challenge 1:10:26 we're going to try to do and we want 1:10:27 everyone to write [ __ ] on Post-it notes 1:10:29 and then you stick them all up on walls 1:10:31 and you do like 400 of 1:10:33 those and then you organize them and 1:10:37 then they're like okay off to lunch you 1:10:39 know what happens when off to lunch 1:10:41 happens some poor 1:10:45 poor interns or new 1:10:48 employees have have to sit there with 1:10:51 laptops and type in all of those [ __ ] 1:10:55 Post-it notes 1:10:56 you can now just take a picture of it 1:10:57 upload it to chat GPT and go what were 1:10:59 these Post-it notes organize them 1:11:02 prioritize them all that sort of [ __ ] 1:11:04 just bang instantly 1:11:06 done it can make 1:11:09 images it's got a oh if you download the 1:11:13 chat GPT the official open AI app it can 1:11:16 talk and you can talk to 1:11:19 it did you know 1:11:23 that so here's chat jpt this is the app 1:11:25 this is my 1:11:27 iPad and then in the little lower corner 1:11:29 here is a little microphone you whack 1:11:34 that uh 1:11:39 wait what hang on hold 1:11:43 please they changed the app on 1:11:48 me oh it's in the upper right hand 1:11:50 corner sorry the microphone's just 1:11:52 dictation in the upper right hand corner 1:11:56 they got these little 1:12:02 headphones if I wanted to open a gummy 1:12:05 sushi restaurant how would I do that and 1:12:08 what would the recipes be for the 1:12:14 sushi opening a gummy sushi restaurant 1:12:18 sounds like a fun and creative business 1:12:20 idea here's how you could start and I'll 1:12:22 suggest some ideas for the gummy sushi 1:12:24 recipes too steps to open your gummy 1:12:26 sushi restaurant 1:12:29 so you can talk to it and it can talk 1:12:32 back oh by the way tell it you're going 1:12:35 to speak in English and you want it to 1:12:37 respond in German or Japanese or 1:12:40 Portuguese or 1:12:43 whatever it can 1:12:46 translate it's got this thing in it 1:12:48 called code 1:12:50 interpreter you're like well that sounds 1:12:52 really intimidating it kind of is but 1:12:55 it's kind of or 1:12:58 not cuz what code interpreter does is 1:13:01 what's called in the trade Advanced Data 1:13:07 analysis I'm not good with math I'm not 1:13:09 going to be doing Advanced Data analysis 1:13:11 I have a degree in acting okay I mean 1:13:14 sure I know you use computers and stuff 1:13:16 like that but I don't know what Advanced 1:13:17 Data analysis is I can tell you how to 1:13:20 break down a 1:13:22 sonnet a Shakespearean sonnet I I can 1:13:26 tell you I can tell you how to Ramic 1:13:29 pentameter from the perspective of an 1:13:31 actor I don't know [ __ ] about Advanced 1:13:34 Data analysis but what code interpreter 1:13:36 does you can upload a spreadsheet to 1:13:39 chat 1:13:40 GPT and say tell me what this is and 1:13:44 what's interesting about it and it will 1:13:46 write and execute its own python code to 1:13:49 look inside that Excel file read all the 1:13:52 data and tell you what's going on 1:13:56 and then you're like well are there any 1:13:58 Trends sure there's these Trends what 1:14:00 would you like to know uh is is the 1:14:04 revenue for this company going up or 1:14:06 going down well it went up for a while 1:14:08 and then covid happened and then it went 1:14:09 down oh could you turn that into a chart 1:14:12 and graph and then it will write python 1:14:14 code to make you a chart and graph from 1:14:16 the data that you didn't know anything 1:14:18 about it does 1:14:22 that it also I'm still on chat 1:14:27 GPT this is all in one 1:14:31 tool you can now make these things 1:14:34 called 1:14:36 gpts that are like your own little 1:14:38 personalized version of chat GPT let's 1:14:41 say you wrote a book and you wrote a 1:14:44 book on I don't know um growing almonds 1:14:46 in frigid climates I like whatever it 1:14:49 doesn't matter it doesn't 1:14:51 matter you can make a GPT say I want to 1:14:53 I want to have a GPT that people can ask 1:14:56 all the questions they want about 1:14:57 growing almonds and frigid clients and 1:14:59 I'm going to upload my book as knowledge 1:15:01 for this GPT and then you can give it a 1:15:03 little clever little name like the 1:15:04 knowledge whisper or the Almond 1:15:07 Whisperer and it'll make you a little 1:15:09 picture for your GPT of like a little 1:15:11 dancing almond in the 1:15:15 snow and you can share that with the 1:15:18 world the very first one I did I did on 1:15:21 this channel it's called Sin City 1:15:23 sipper if you if you go to chat GPT and 1:15:26 click explore gpts and go search for Sin 1:15:29 City sipper that's 1:15:32 mine it'll create an original cocktail 1:15:35 for you like the whole idea of it was 1:15:37 take a classic cocktail recipe and give 1:15:39 it a Vegas twist 1:15:43 Zing I had someone um last week Super 1:15:47 Bowl right after the Super Bowl this is 1:15:49 the coolest thing so they took advantage 1:15:52 of GPT Vision they took a picture of 1:15:55 their booze cabinet right they put all 1:15:57 their booze out they took a picture of 1:16:00 all their booze they uploaded it to chat 1:16:02 jpt and they said or to to Sin City 1:16:05 sipper my little 1:16:06 GPT and they said um look at all the 1:16:10 booze I have and come up with 50 Super 1:16:13 Bowl cocktails based on the booze I 1:16:17 have 1:16:19 what and it did it and so they took them 1:16:22 and they printed they printed out little 1:16:24 menus for for the Super Bowl guests and 1:16:28 then the guests would come up and they 1:16:30 would order whatever the thing was and 1:16:32 then behind the bar they had all the 1:16:33 recipes from this thing with all the 1:16:35 pictures and they would give them their 1:16:36 drink and they would give them a picture 1:16:38 of their 1:16:39 drink holy 1:16:41 [ __ ] that little thing I did that was a 1:16:43 brain fart in here like made someone's 1:16:47 Super Bowl party those are gpts those 1:16:50 are in 1:16:53 there there's a thing in chat CBT called 1:16:56 custom instructions where you can give 1:16:57 it a personality if you don't like its 1:17:00 personality you think it's too friendly 1:17:01 it's a little too 1:17:02 frr tell it to be a jerk and only answer 1:17:06 in three-word bullet points and it 1:17:10 will so all of that [ __ ] that I just 1:17:12 said all of that stuff I was just 1:17:15 rambling 1:17:16 there that's all just within chat 1:17:22 GPT 1:17:24 so 1:17:26 the answer to the question of you're 1:17:27 totally behind how do you catch up 1:17:29 you'll never catch up so you're you're 1:17:32 exactly where you need to 1:17:35 be if what you did is spent the next 1:17:38 month just playing 1:17:41 with those elements of chat GPT 1:17:44 understanding that it can write 1:17:46 understanding that it can analyze 1:17:47 documents understanding that it can code 1:17:51 did you know that chat GPT can code not 1:17:54 like it can show you how to 1:17:57 code it can 1:18:00 code my very not my very first probably 1:18:04 my 10th experience with chat 1:18:06 GPT my wife was watching some crappy 1:18:09 show rather than getting a fight over 1:18:12 the remote I thought I know I'll ignore 1:18:15 the TV show my good husband and I got on 1:18:19 my laptop and I was playing on chat 1:18:23 je and I remembered someone going oh it 1:18:26 can code and and so I said write me a 1:18:28 line of you know write me a some python 1:18:31 code write me a python script I forget 1:18:33 what I 1:18:34 said and it wrote the code and I was 1:18:36 like ah it's very impressive and then I 1:18:39 realized uh I don't know how to run 1:18:41 python 1:18:43 code so normally if you're in a 1:18:46 situation where you're like oh I'm all 1:18:47 excited about learning technology I'm 1:18:50 going to learn to program Python and 1:18:51 then you look at the python code and 1:18:53 you're like I'm not going to learn to 1:18:54 program py python I'm just I'm good I'm 1:18:57 going to I'm going to go have a 1:19:00 Snickers so I had that feeling and 1:19:02 rather than going to get the 1:19:04 Snickers I said hey Chad GPT I don't 1:19:06 know how to run python code it say OD 1:19:08 not a problem you just run your terminal 1:19:10 on your Mac and you put in this command 1:19:12 line and and before it could finish I 1:19:13 stopped it and I'm like H I don't want 1:19:15 to do command line I'm a Mac guy I want 1:19:17 I want just make it easy can you make is 1:19:19 there a website I can run this python 1:19:21 code sure here's repet and there it gave 1:19:23 me four other sites but I started with 1:19:24 repet which is the big 1:19:26 one and so I copied and pasted my python 1:19:29 code into repet and I hit play I'm like 1:19:31 here we go error it's like 1:19:36 [ __ ] so I copied the error and I went 1:19:39 dear chaty PT your stupid code didn't 1:19:42 work pasted in the error I didn't know 1:19:44 what the error said and it said um oh 1:19:48 well you don't have this Library 1:19:49 installed and then you know again I'm 1:19:51 like okay if I don't know how to run 1:19:53 python code you think I know how to 1:19:54 install a library you big dumb Dum so I 1:19:57 said I don't know how to do that so it 1:19:59 said in the lower leftand corner of the 1:20:01 screen click on this button so I go over 1:20:03 to repet there's that button I click on 1:20:05 it it said search for this library in 1:20:07 the upper right hand side of the screen 1:20:08 there's a little search bar I search for 1:20:10 it and it said hit install that library 1:20:13 and I did that and I hit the Run button 1:20:15 and it ran I was like holy 1:20:17 [ __ ] it 1:20:19 worked within 90 minutes I had written a 1:20:22 fully functional python application that 1:20:25 was making API calls to open AI to 1:20:28 generate original social media content 1:20:31 based on some 1:20:33 inputs in 90 1:20:35 minutes I've never written a line of 1:20:37 python in my life I still 1:20:39 haven't a fully functional python 1:20:45 application from nothing not knowing 1:20:50 python chat GPT is not just Fancy 1:20:54 Google it is a profoundly different 1:20:58 tool so just 1:21:01 play play do anything with it make up 1:21:05 menus for 1:21:07 the the what what's coming up I don't 1:21:10 know 1:21:12 hockey the 1:21:15 playoffs 1:21:18 um have it explain all the vitamins that 1:21:21 you should be 1:21:23 taking what 1:21:26 anything just play with it and just play 1:21:29 play play play 1:21:33 play and then here's my other hack you 1:21:35 want to know my other 1:21:37 hack do your regulars know this one 1:21:39 thank you very much Tracy that was 1:21:41 really 1:21:43 cool here's my other 1:21:48 hack tell people about 1:21:51 it but Kyle I'm cluess I don't know 1:21:53 anything tell people about it hey I just 1:21:57 went to chat GPT for my very first time 1:21:59 and I typed in make me a poem about 1:22:02 gummy Sushi and here's my poem about 1:22:04 gummy 1:22:06 Sushi well where do I put that put it on 1:22:09 [ __ ] LinkedIn but it's a stupid poem 1:22:12 about gummy Sushi I put you want to see 1:22:15 what I put on 1:22:22 LinkedIn you you you want to you want to 1:22:25 lead with dum dum you follow me I will 1:22:27 take you to the promised land Linked In 1:22:31 let's see 1:22:33 Linked 1:22:36 In let me see if I can find it now this 1:22:38 is going to be fascinating let's see 1:22:41 view 1:22:42 [Laughter] 1:22:42 [Music] 1:22:49 profile show all 1:22:52 posts just going to be so good you're 1:22:54 going to love it 1:22:55 you're going to love love love love love 1:22:57 love love it love love love love love 1:23:00 love love love love love love love love 1:23:03 can I search me is there a little search 1:23:06 no why would there be that why would you 1:23:09 do that Microsoft why why have it be 1:23:12 functional 1:23:13 why why have it be 1:23:16 functional why have this be useful to 1:23:19 anyone at all here 1:23:23 this 1:23:25 I'm like I'm here for the game they're 1:23:27 like so I come down to the field to play 1:23:29 the game and they're like thank you very 1:23:30 much Robert Rossy what are you doing let 1:23:32 me start this over I'm like I'm here for 1:23:33 the game they're like Frank down to the 1:23:35 field to play the game and they're like 1:23:37 hey Frank Frank what are you doing I'm 1:23:40 like I'm here for the game they're like 1:23:41 Frank it's Thursday there's no game 1:23:43 today I'm like you got to be [ __ ] 1:23:45 kidding me there's no game today I'm 1:23:48 ready for the game they're like Frank 1:23:49 Frank you look [ __ ] delicious I'm 1:23:52 like hey hey hey back up hey whoa whoa 1:23:54 whoa whoaa fella get your hands off my 1:23:57 bun oh my goodness so so I leave I go 1:24:01 down to the the Piggly Wiggly there I 1:24:02 get myself a soda I come back they're 1:24:04 like they're like they're like Frank uh 1:24:06 we we got an issue like what's that it's 1:24:08 like Tommy's here oh what do you mean 1:24:11 Tommy's here yeah Tommy's here what's 1:24:14 going on with Tommy Tommy's hungry oh no 1:24:17 no no no no Frank it's going to be okay 1:24:22 it's not going to be okay you know T 1:24:24 doesn't stop [ __ ] eaten oh my oh 1:24:26 Tommy Tommy no don't oh God oh 1:24:31 God I put that on LinkedIn I put that on 1:24:35 LinkedIn you're like well that's the 1:24:37 dumbest thing I've ever seen exactly now 1:24:39 why did I put that on 1:24:48 LinkedIn one of the reasons I put that 1:24:50 on LinkedIn is because I'm not the 1:24:52 brightest bulb on the tree 1:24:56 but the other reason 1:25:04 is so many 1:25:06 people do 1:25:08 not know what AI is they don't know what 1:25:12 chat GPT is they think that 1:25:17 um you have to have an engineering 1:25:20 degree to do it they think 1:25:23 that the robots are going to kill us 1:25:26 they think that it's going to take their 1:25:27 jobs they think 1:25:29 that we have no power we have no 1:25:32 agency that it's that it's fatalistic to 1:25:35 even try or it's going to be a lot of 1:25:37 work or it's going to be boring or like 1:25:40 I don't want to go back to school I've 1:25:42 I've already had a career for 30 years 1:25:44 and I'm kind of tired my hairs are gray 1:25:46 and you know they do oh love tough tough 1:25:49 and 1:25:51 stupid and so I put up stupid [ __ ] like 1:25:53 that because maybe someone will go 1:25:55 that's funny oh is that 1:25:57 AI oh I didn't I didn't know you could 1:26:00 make animations is that like how they do 1:26:02 s South Park no I just talked and it did 1:26:05 that oh how how'd you do 1:26:10 that and you know how I learned how to 1:26:12 do that someone in here said hey Kyle 1:26:16 did you know you could do a 1:26:19 thing and so I made a stupid pencil and 1:26:23 then I made Frank and I put them both on 1:26:26 LinkedIn so as you're learning this 1:26:28 stuff even if you're just like fig just 1:26:30 figuring it out share it and you don't 1:26:33 have to share good stuff you can go hey 1:26:35 I went to do this thing and it got it 1:26:37 all wrong I'm going to share that with 1:26:39 you because now I'm 1:26:40 confused I thought this was supposed to 1:26:42 be the most powerful tool in the history 1:26:44 of humanity uh the professor at the AI 1:26:46 learning lab told us that but now it got 1:26:49 all this stuff wrong so chat jpt is a 1:26:52 dumb 1:26:53 Dum and then someone out there will go 1:26:55 actually that's called hallucinations 1:26:57 and that's just part of the deal right 1:26:59 now and here's how you work around that 1:27:00 and you use your critical thinking and 1:27:02 you check your work and you don't just 1:27:04 be lazy oh 1:27:07 okay and then if you use this tool over 1:27:10 here called perplexity it'll actually 1:27:13 provide a citation for where it found 1:27:15 the answer for you and you can go check 1:27:16 the work really easily oh that's cool 1:27:19 and you start to piece part all these 1:27:21 little it's like there's like lots of 1:27:23 little scraps of paper you know all over 1:27:26 a football 1:27:27 field and our job is sort of piece 1:27:30 together single 8 by 10 8 and 1 half by 1:27:33 11 pages and we're just and and like 1:27:38 like most of the people are in the 1:27:40 stands but there's like 40 of us on the 1:27:44 field that that's that actually this is 1:27:46 a really good metaphor this is a 1:27:49 generative AI right now is this we're 1:27:52 we're in a a football stadium that can 1:27:55 seat 60,000 people there's 40 of us on 1:27:58 the field the field is littered in 1:28:01 little quarter inch pieces of torn up 1:28:05 paper and our job is to assemble an 8 1:28:08 and 1 12 by 11 piece of paper and we're 1:28:11 running around and we're comparing our 1:28:13 does yours have an n on it is Oh that's 1:28:16 oh mine's got an R oh oh no wait it's an 1:28:18 e wait what okay it's an e mine's an e 1:28:21 right we're all kind of piecing them 1:28:23 together and and then someone someone's 1:28:25 walking around with I got some tape do 1:28:27 you want do you want to tape those to oh 1:28:29 you got tape oh that's awesome I've just 1:28:31 been holding them here in my palm try 1:28:32 not to have the wind blow them 1:28:34 away that's it right now that's the 1:28:38 experience of being AI literate right 1:28:41 now is you're on the field trying 1:28:44 desperately to find enough pieces to put 1:28:46 together a piece of 1:28:51 paper and sitting up in the stands going 1:28:56 yeah yeah robots are going to kill us 1:28:59 I'm not interested in that that doesn't 1:29:01 that doesn't look like fun you know 1:29:04 didn't didn't I used to play football 1:29:05 here why are we here what what is is 1:29:08 this a game is this 1:29:12 competitive and then and then some of 1:29:14 the fans are like you know all that 1:29:18 paper is evil paper that was stolen from 1:29:23 people they they're up in the stand 1:29:27 shouting AI bad AI bad people on field 1:29:32 bad me 1:29:37 good 1:29:40 meanwhile the advances keep on coming 1:29:44 the advances keep on 1:29:46 coming Tyler Perry 1:29:48 sees what open ai's new video model does 1:29:52 and decides not to open an 800 million 1:29:54 Film Studio because he recognizes we're 1:29:58 not going to need 1:30:01 to now there's a depressing side of that 1:30:04 which is oh [ __ ] all that economic 1:30:07 growth is 1:30:08 lost there's a really exciting side of 1:30:10 that someone's going to figure out how 1:30:13 to get good enough with AI to make some 1:30:15 [ __ ] for a Tyler Perry 1:30:22 movie and it might not be a filmmaker 1:30:26 it might be someone in here it might be 1:30:31 you but you got to be on the field right 1:30:33 now cuz when the people in the stands 1:30:37 start 1:30:39 coming the the people that are on the 1:30:41 field massive 1:30:44 opportunity but then then the game 1:30:46 changes it's not as much fun I can tell 1:30:48 you that from the 90s from 1994 1:30:51 until mid 96 was a [ __ ] Blast 2 and 1:30:56 1/2 years pure pristine people trying to 1:31:00 figure the [ __ ] out how are you doing it 1:31:02 I don't know how are you doing it oh 1:31:03 that's cool oh you got that big client 1:31:05 oh we got this big client oh that's so 1:31:07 cool yeah yeah two and a half years then 1:31:09 the money showed up the technology 1:31:11 started to 1:31:13 stabilize and then it turned into 1:31:15 business 1:31:17 right and then you have just like this 1:31:19 frothy Insanity until the dot bubble and 1:31:23 everyone goes oh the internet's dead and 1:31:25 and any of us who were in it earlier 1:31:27 like no it's not dead at 1:31:29 all just the people that weren't on the 1:31:32 field are saying it's dead but if you 1:31:34 were playing the game you knew that it 1:31:36 wasn't going anywhere it didn't go 1:31:37 anywhere it's got bigger it's got bigger 1:31:39 and bigger and bigger and 1:31:41 bigger a bunch of companies that should 1:31:43 have died 1:31:46 died and the internet carried on that's 1:31:48 going to be 1:31:50 AI we're so early so early see what 1:31:55 happens when you ask a simple question 1:31:56 in here you get an hour of me [ __ ] 1:32:03 rambling thank you 1:32:05 K thank you for the gift I appreciate 1:32:08 that okay 1:32:09 so you want to support this channel 1:32:12 follow it follow follow my channel 1:32:15 follow follow follow me subscribe to the 1:32:19 lives buy the video series in the 1:32:23 corner show up here whenever you 1:32:27 can some 1:32:30 people I call them weirdos they call 1:32:34 themselves Irregulars they show up here 1:32:36 every [ __ ] 1:32:38 night they're like if you're going to 1:32:41 we're going to I'm like 1:32:45 okay thank you Sherry D Sherry D is one 1:32:48 of 1:32:51 them Sherry d 1:32:54 been in the nursing profession for three 1:32:58 decades you know what she's doing now 1:33:02 she's making music 1:33:06 videos how'd she do that did did she she 1:33:09 went back to film school 1:33:12 no she just figured some [ __ ] out she's 1:33:14 out on the field picking up little teeny 1:33:16 tiny piece thank you Silver Fox teeny 1:33:19 tin and pieces of paper she goes oh if I 1:33:20 make a picture with this one and then 1:33:22 put it in this thing it kind of makes it 1:33:23 twirl and huh if I stick a few of those 1:33:26 together and then oh so someone someone 1:33:29 saw me posting on LinkedIn or Facebook 1:33:32 that I make pretty pictures and [ __ ] 1:33:35 that I used to go to high school with 1:33:38 and they've got a band and they've got a 1:33:40 song and they want to turn that song 1:33:41 into a video hey Sherry could you make 1:33:44 us a video and she 1:33:47 went oh 1:33:50 [ __ ] I'm not an expert I'm not really 1:33:53 good at this 1:33:55 okay and she made this killer [ __ ] 1:33:59 video it's 1:34:01 brilliant and now she's made a bunch she 1:34:04 she did one for the the Gen AI um the 1:34:07 runway ml gen AI competition that was 1:34:11 just 1:34:14 awesome she's out on the field 1:34:17 discovering a whole new source of joy 1:34:21 and 1:34:23 self-expression that a year 1:34:27 ago probably wasn't even in Her 1:34:31 Imagination right let let alone her 1:34:34 dreams 1:34:36 right you don't just like all of a 1:34:38 sudden go I'm just going to make music 1:34:40 videos now and then like a week later 1:34:42 you've done 1:34:45 it 1:34:47 except now you 1:34:50 can it is my contention that 20 23 was 1:34:55 the last normal 1:34:59 year and it was a little freaky but 2024 1:35:03 things are going to start accelerating 1:35:05 and it's going to get weirder and 1:35:06 weirder and 1:35:08 weirder and if you're in the game if 1:35:11 you're in the conversation as these 1:35:13 tools level 1:35:15 up you'll know ooh there's a bigger 1:35:19 piece of paper on the field as the tools 1:35:21 get better the clues get bigger 1:35:25 oh I can do this with it now o I can do 1:35:27 that with it now ah that thing I thought 1:35:29 I had to learn this prompt engineering 1:35:31 thing I actually if I use these tools 1:35:33 over here they do the prompting for me 1:35:36 and I can just prompt with images and 1:35:40 audio I'm good with pictures and I can 1:35:42 talk this is 1:35:48 great so the time to get in the 1:35:51 conversation is 1:35:55 now 2024 Year of the Dragon Let's go ask 1:35:59 chat jie Tai about the Year of the 1:36:02 Dragon Frank there's Frank Love 1:36:05 Frank so I come down to the field to 1:36:07 play the game and they're like hey Frank 1:36:09 hey Frank Frank what are you doing I'm 1:36:11 like I'm here for the game they're like 1:36:12 Frank it's Thursday there's no game 1:36:15 today I'm like you you got to be [ __ ] 1:36:17 kidding 1:36:23 me 1:36:25 oh okay let's 1:36:27 ask Ye 1:36:32 [Music] 1:36:34 Old if 2024 is Year of the Dragon and 1:36:40 2024 is the 1:36:42 year that we're going to hit 1:36:44 [Music] 1:36:47 AGI talk to me about the meaning of year 1:36:51 of the dragon in that context 1:37:02 you're the dragon according to Chinese 1:37:03 zodiac is associated with strength 1:37:06 Health Harmony and good fortune dragons 1:37:08 are symbols of power boldness and 1:37:10 success they're believed to bring about 1:37:13 moments of great change and 1:37:16 transformation in the context of 1:37:18 achieving artificial general 1:37:19 intelligence AGI in 2024 the symbolic 1:37:23 attributes of the Dragon year could be a 1:37:25 partic seen as particularly 1:37:27 fitting all of you logical scientists 1:37:31 with your not believing in astrology and 1:37:33 the planets look this I this is these 1:37:38 are 1:37:40 facts these are facts this is proof this 1:37:45 is you know what this is 1:37:48 data this is not Hocus Pocus this is 1:37:51 data a probability engine generated 1:37:54 these words and put them here and when I 1:37:57 read them you understand them in your 1:37:59 large language model thinky think of a 1:38:01 brain AGI represents transformative Le 1:38:04 leap in the field of artificial 1:38:06 intelligence marking the point at 1:38:09 which machine intelligence is capable of 1:38:13 understanding learning and applying 1:38:15 knowledge across a wide range of tasks 1:38:18 or at or Beyond a human level let me 1:38:22 read that again artificial general 1:38:27 intelligence represents a transformative 1:38:29 leap in the field of uh making making it 1:38:32 wait marking the point at which machine 1:38:34 intelligence will be capable of 1:38:36 understanding learning and applying 1:38:39 knowledge across a wide range of tasks 1:38:42 at or 1:38:44 Beyond human 1:38:49 level this 1:38:52 year not like it can write a 1:38:56 paper more like it can do your 1:39:00 job this 1:39:03 year now will we get there I don't know 1:39:06 Pate doesn't think so P didn't here he 1:39:08 works at Google David Shapiro who I 1:39:10 follow does he thinks it's going to 1:39:12 happen by September 1:39:14 October Sam 1:39:16 mman I think 1:39:19 probably has some 1:39:22 confidence it seems 1:39:26 plausible or possible let's call it that 1:39:30 Sam Alman was fired because they 1:39:33 stumbled upon something that was so 1:39:35 powerful it freaked them the [ __ ] 1:39:39 out there was a leaked letter to the 1:39:41 board for this thing called qar if you 1:39:43 haven't heard about 1:39:47 it and qar did some 1:39:52 [ __ ] 1:39:55 so oh wait let's go back to our 1:39:59 thing the pursuit of AGI is not just a 1:40:02 technical Milestone it Heralds a new era 1:40:05 era of innovation the potential to 1:40:07 fundamentally alter how we live and 1:40:09 interact in the digital world the 1:40:10 qualities associated with the dragon 1:40:12 power ambition and the capacity to 1:40:14 affect significant change mirror the 1:40:16 potential impacts of reaching AGI see 1:40:18 people this isn't Hocus Pocus this is 1:40:21 science however the the Year of the 1:40:24 Dragon symbolism also cautions us to 1:40:26 consider the Dual nature of significant 1:40:30 Transformations here it comes the robots 1:40:32 are going to kill us just as dragons can 1:40:35 represent prosperity and auspicious 1:40:37 power they can also embody formidable 1:40:39 changes and the need for wisdom in 1:40:42 harnessing such 1:40:48 power 1:40:50 yikes the journey toward AGI similarly 1:40:53 invokes questions of ethical use 1:40:55 governance and societal impacts of such 1:40:58 profound technological advancements 1:41:00 absolutely and here's my thought on 1:41:06 that that shit's scary 1:41:10 right that these tools can get so 1:41:12 powerful that we could lose control of 1:41:14 them they could do stuff on their 1:41:19 own there's two ways to interact with 1:41:23 this thing that's coming whether you 1:41:24 want it or not there's only 1:41:30 two you can be in the Cozy beach 1:41:35 hut or you can be out in the scary waves 1:41:39 on your 1:41:41 surfboard you can to be on the sidelines 1:41:43 or you can be on the 1:41:46 field for me I want as many people on 1:41:50 the field as possible and quite frankly 1:41:52 I want as many people 1:41:55 who were not historically in Machining 1:41:57 learning on the field as possible I want 1:42:00 people playing with AI that are 1:42:03 ethicists and Educators and back drivers 1:42:08 and Self 1:42:09 Storage property managers Jim Ross I 1:42:12 don't know if you're in 1:42:14 here I want the Jim Rosses I I want as 1:42:17 many of those people on the field as 1:42:19 possible that's why I do this every 1:42:22 night 1:42:28 because if if us participating and 1:42:31 bending the use of AI even slightly 1:42:34 toward the good like ever so 1:42:41 slightly if you know anything about long 1:42:44 ocean 1:42:46 voyages if you're going like 1:42:50 this you hit Africa if you're going like 1:42:57 this you smash into 1:43:00 Greenland just a teeny little shift 1:43:04 toward the positive right now I think 1:43:07 has a disproportionately positive effect 1:43:09 in the 1:43:10 future so it's not all out of our 1:43:12 control I don't believe that for a 1:43:15 minute now is it all in our control 1:43:18 no does that make it scary yes but if 1:43:22 you're on the surfboard at least you 1:43:23 know where the boundaries are how many 1:43:26 pieces of paper on the field how 1:43:28 overwhelming it 1:43:30 is as things start to happen you're like 1:43:32 okay I can I know it's happening here 1:43:34 you can maybe navigate a little bit do 1:43:36 some Consulting realize that the job 1:43:39 market is completely getting shaken up 1:43:40 but you're actually in this little 1:43:41 bubble over here where people like hey 1:43:43 you know something about this would you 1:43:44 tell me about this I'll give you money 1:43:45 for that you can make 1:43:49 money oh thank you very much 1:43:51 K the singing frogs were very 1:43:56 cute in some the alignment of achieving 1:44:00 AGI in a dragon year could be as 1:44:02 symbolically potent wait could be seen 1:44:05 as symbolically potent suggesting a 1:44:08 period of groundbreaking advancements 1:44:09 and challenges marked by the powerful 1:44:12 and transformative nature of both the 1:44:14 dragon and the leap toward AGI it 1:44:17 underscores the importance of 1:44:19 approaching the frontier with balance 1:44:21 ambition and wisdom 1:44:24 that the dragon 1:44:26 symbolizes you heard it here first and 1:44:28 again this is what what they call in the 1:44:31 business this is a white paper so so 1:44:34 like well it doesn't have any research 1:44:37 behind it and there's no facts and and 1:44:39 there's no mathematics and but it's if 1:44:43 you print it on white 1:44:46 paper then it's a white 1:44:49 paper and it's peer reviewed I read it 1:44:52 here and you listen to it you're my 1:44:56 peers you 1:44:59 see you're 1:45:02 welcome oh I just pled a dragon toward 1:45:05 Show and Tell see this is why we do this 1:45:08 this is a jam session I [ __ ] love 1:45:10 this community it's like it's like he he 1:45:13 talked about something weird let's go 1:45:14 make 1:45:20 it Dragon doing what dragons do when 1:45:23 one's watching that's 1:45:28 awesome oh that's a cool one nice very 1:45:31 nice Danielle is that Danielle 1:45:35 yeah Claire Jacobs let's see 1:45:40 gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous Lear 1:45:43 love drink the Kool-Aid hey 1:45:46 now you dumb Dums nuclear sushi 1:45:51 bar when the gummy SU sushi chef has had 1:45:58 enough oh my 1:46:00 goodness oh those are cool is that what 1:46:03 is that are those gummy sushis not gummy 1:46:06 but those are cool 1:46:09 Roger that's 1:46:10 great gummy 1:46:15 Sushi oh man all right cool that's 1:46:19 awesome I did it before you said dragon 1:46:22 oh that's funny Cory Sandler that's 1:46:24 awesome that's really 1:46:27 good oh man all right they see my robot 1:46:31 and Snickers mohawk hair 1:46:33 too that's great can we see the zombie 1:46:37 Jonathan tonight 1:46:42 sure 1:46:44 sure sure let's 1:46:49 go one of our one of our uh AI learning 1:46:54 lab zoo animals is the turtle I think 1:46:56 it's 1:46:57 the first of the AI learning lab zoo 1:47:01 animals oh life in 2024 from David 1:47:07 Shapiro oh and and day one F1 testing 1:47:10 highlights oo 1:47:14 sassy I like turtles front village with 1:47:19 my friend the zombie Jonathan you're 1:47:21 looking good Jonathan just got an 1:47:23 awesome some face paint job what do you 1:47:24 think I like turtles all right you're 1:47:27 great zombie good times here at the 1:47:30 waterfront Village open for the next 11 1:47:35 days allting the comes back reveral 1:47:40 thriving and growing together 1:47:42 [Laughter] 1:47:50 stop I'm telling you man 1:47:55 they that 1:47:58 video you should just train an AI just 1:48:00 on that video for comedic 1:48:03 timing and and inflection just every 1:48:07 single thing about that video is 1:48:11 perfect there is not there is not a 1:48:15 millisecond out of 1:48:18 timing it's the perfect premise the 1:48:22 perfect setup 1:48:25 and the perfect 1:48:26 characters oh my God it's it cracks me 1:48:29 up every [ __ ] 1:48:35 time stay-at-home mom's too yes 1:48:38 stay-at-home mom's going to kill it with 1:48:39 AI 1:48:41 um it was AI being more powerful than 1:48:44 nuclear war in our very own 1:48:47 hands oh that's 1:48:49 interesting Jim Ross business has picked 1:48:52 up Jim Ross 1:48:54 from from WWE 1:48:58 said right on like you're thinking thank 1:49:01 you 1:49:04 Bill show personality 1:49:07 customization chat pt4 says it would be 1:49:10 nice but denies it's possible oh 1:49:14 sure show personal personality 1:49:17 customization 1:49:20 okay okay so in chat GPT you can do this 1:49:23 with chat GPT 3.5 or chat GPT 4 you 1:49:26 don't need um you don't need chat GPT 4 1:49:30 to do this I'll do it and for just CU 1:49:32 because it's there but you do it the 1:49:33 same 1:49:34 way 1:49:38 so the way chat GPT works is the folks 1:49:43 at open AI this is wild 1:49:47 actually they essentially wrote a 1:49:51 prompt so you know how you write a 1:49:53 prompt make me a poem about the War of 1:49:55 1812 and and then it does its 1:49:59 [ __ ] the folks at open AI wrote a prompt 1:50:02 to say act like chat 1:50:06 GPT and so somewhere in their prompt 1:50:08 they just said like you know be friendly 1:50:10 be supportive you know don't do these 1:50:12 things if they ask do do those things if 1:50:14 they ask they it's not like they 1:50:17 programmed it programmed it I mean they 1:50:18 programmed the front end of cat gbt but 1:50:21 how it behaves is a 1:50:24 prompt and so one of the things that 1:50:27 they did about 6 months ago was they 1:50:31 revealed that functionality to us so 1:50:34 customize chat 1:50:36 GPT and so when you go into customize 1:50:39 chat 1:50:41 GPT there's what would you like chat GPT 1:50:44 to know about you to provide better 1:50:47 responses and then there's how would you 1:50:49 like chat GPT to respond so if you turn 1:50:52 this on 1:50:54 let's see what I have you have no P 1:50:57 patience and just want the answers as 1:50:59 efficiently as 1:51:00 possible and this is what I wrote two 1:51:03 nights ago I think and then respond to 1:51:06 every inquiry with a concise single 1:51:09 sentence answer followed by short bullet 1:51:12 points only use bullet points if the 1:51:14 simple answer isn't enough so I'm going 1:51:16 to turn this off for a 1:51:19 second close out of here and I'm going 1:51:22 to say say 1:51:24 um write me a 1:51:29 paragraph 1:51:32 describing uh let's 1:51:36 see the infield fly 1:51:42 rule and so chat GPT will the infield 1:51:46 fly rule is regulation and baseball 1:51:48 designed to prevent unfair play during 1:51:50 the and there are Runners on the thing 1:51:52 when the rules 1:51:53 invoked this prevents the Fielding 1:51:56 team it's a rule that places emphasis on 1:51:59 fairness and sportsmanship ensuring that 1:52:01 the defense cannot exploit a situation 1:52:04 so it's it's a lot right it's it's a lot 1:52:07 and if you're 1:52:08 like chat GPT is just too chatty I 1:52:11 didn't I didn't pay for chatty GPT I 1:52:14 want concise 1:52:16 GPT so go to customize chat gbt and just 1:52:21 tell it that you have no patience and 1:52:24 just want the answers as efficiently as 1:52:26 possible respond to every inquiry with 1:52:29 concise single sentences followed by 1:52:31 short bullet point save okay so now I'm 1:52:33 going to go copy this exact 1:52:36 prompt note that paragraph right there's 1:52:39 the 1:52:40 paragraph new chat same 1:52:51 prompt 1:52:55 infield fly rule is a 1:52:58 baseball in baseball is a regulation 1:53:00 designed to prevent infield infielders 1:53:02 from int intentionally dropping the Fly 1:53:05 ball allowing them to make easy double 1:53:06 or triple plays it applies when there 1:53:08 are fewer than two outs the rule is 1:53:10 invoked right so short single sentence 1:53:13 short bullet points there you go 1:53:17 done you could also do silly things with 1:53:21 it but it's illustrative and we this 1:53:25 didn't work the other night I don't know 1:53:26 what was going on but let's see you are 1:53:30 a New York City 1:53:34 comedian and find everything in let's 1:53:39 see 1:53:41 find jokes in every 1:53:46 situation 1:53:49 uh how do you want it to respond um 1:53:54 respond to every 1:53:57 inquiry with a 1:54:06 joke a cutting 1:54:12 comment um or a roast of the 1:54:20 person 1:54:21 asking 1:54:24 safe all 1:54:26 right new 1:54:28 chat explain thefield fly 1:54:34 rule ah the infield fly Ru the baseball 1:54:37 equivalent of explaining to your date 1:54:39 while you still live with your 1:54:51 parents I I know this 1:54:55 guy oh it's all about avoiding picture 1:54:58 this SUNY day bases are loaded less than 1:55:00 two outs and the banner pops up batter 1:55:02 pops up a Fly ball could easily now 1:55:05 without the infield fly rule infielders 1:55:07 could let the ball drop on purpose 1:55:09 turning what should be a routine play 1:55:10 into a double or triple sneakier than a 1:55:12 magician palming your 1:55:14 watch so the rule steps out so the rule 1:55:18 steps in like a chaperone at prom 1:55:21 calling the batter out automatically to 1:55:24 prevent these Shenanigans right so 1:55:26 totally different 1:55:29 personality 1:55:31 so okay you can make it a you know an 1:55:36 impatient person that doesn't like to 1:55:38 talk you can make a comedian what else 1:55:40 can you make it well you could you could 1:55:45 um you could give it an example of your 1:55:48 writing and say when you respond only 1:55:50 use my tone of writing only use you know 1:55:53 use this as 1:55:55 tone for the 1:55:57 writing and I love bullet points and I 1:56:00 love uh you know titles and sub 1:56:05 subtitles and I want all my answers to 1:56:08 be well 1:56:10 structured and then your chat GPT will 1:56:12 behave completely differently for all 1:56:17 chats crazy right my IT Tech husband 1:56:22 doesn't support AI I'm a real estate 1:56:25 agent and love it investor friendly 1:56:27 agent you are going to have so much fun 1:56:29 with 1:56:32 him I really think it's this is the 1:56:35 second I don't were were you the same 1:56:37 one that was saying it the other night I 1:56:38 I think there was someone else in here 1:56:40 saying their husband like I don't like I 1:56:43 don't like 1:56:44 Ai and I'm like I I think that the the 1:56:47 significant others of the of the D it 1:56:50 you should get better in a week or two 1:56:53 at your husband's job than your 1:56:58 husband and just when he actually this 1:57:01 would be good he comes from home from 1:57:03 work and he [ __ ] about some problem 1:57:05 having to whip up a proposal for a 1:57:06 client and and then just like while 1:57:09 you're watching TV whip up a proposal 1:57:11 for the client and then print it out and 1:57:13 just hand it to 1:57:17 him oh man I have a chat GPT that gives 1:57:21 wrong answers only and posts about how 1:57:23 smart it is that's 1:57:25 awesome it's perfect lean into the 1:57:29 hallucinations Force the 1:57:31 hallucinations awesome all right listen 1:57:33 I got to go people it's late it's Friday 1:57:35 night Friday night date night it's been 1:57:38 been good hanging hanging with y' all 1:57:40 tonight um couple of 1:57:44 things um one of 1:57:49 the well so if you don't know about the 1:57:52 AI Salon you should know about the AI 1:57:54 salon so this is the 1:57:57 URL if you weren't here 1:58:01 earlier go 1:58:03 there and click on the first link the 1:58:06 salon. a click on the first link to the 1:58:09 AI Salon community and and when you go 1:58:11 to welcome to the salon there's a whole 1:58:13 page that talks about who we are why we 1:58:15 do what we do and what our values are 1:58:18 check that out and if you dig the values 1:58:19 join this group join this group group 1:58:23 it's 1:58:25 free it's remarkable the people in here 1:58:28 are remarkable so be remarkable and come 1:58:33 join one of our 1:58:35 values is 1:58:39 gratitude 1:58:41 so what I like to do here at night is 1:58:43 thank people so to the Irregulars who 1:58:46 show up here night after night after 1:58:49 night and support and celebrate this 1:58:53 Insanity of a 1:58:55 show and are like remarkably generous in 1:59:00 how you're learning and how you're 1:59:02 teaching and how you're just showing up 1:59:04 for each other thank you um to the mods 1:59:08 who sift through all the insanity of the 1:59:11 comments you [ __ ] weirdos with your 1:59:14 comments and they there's actually 1:59:16 sifting through those and saying oh 1:59:18 here's an interesting one Kyle why don't 1:59:19 you talk to this one so like that whole 1:59:21 hourong I went on that was cuz one of 1:59:23 the mods 1:59:26 posted how long is it going to take me 1:59:28 to catch up that's a really good 1:59:32 question with an hourlong 1:59:35 answer because you can't catch up you're 1:59:38 already caught up everyone's trying to 1:59:40 figure it out thank you Lord digital 1:59:43 Gods thank you to Lord digital gods for 1:59:45 Rose after ruse after Rose after 1:59:49 Rose ruse by now the name would smell is 1:59:54 sweet so thank you to that thank you to 1:59:56 everyone that just showed up tonight on 1:59:58 a Friday night to listen to an 2:00:00 insane oldish man on Tik Tok for 2:00:06 hours that's remarkable if you don't 2:00:10 think I don't wait if you think I don't 2:00:13 appreciate it you're wrong I really 2:00:15 really really appreciate you guys 2:00:17 showing up thank you Robert Rossy thank 2:00:19 you 2:00:21 Tom an artist yeah thank 2:00:29 you so if you if you like what's going 2:00:31 on here if you like the channel if you 2:00:33 like this idea of I think I might want 2:00:35 to try to figure this AI [ __ ] out I 2:00:36 think I might want to come out of the 2:00:38 stand and get on the field and start 2:00:40 piecing together little pieces of 2:00:43 paper that's this is that's what this is 2:00:45 about so just show up 2:00:50 here when I do 2:00:54 it's it's 2:00:56 uh 8:00 Mountain most most 2:01:00 nights unless I got some [ __ ] going 2:01:05 on and then you can follow the channel 2:01:09 That would be appreciated you could 2:01:10 subscribe to the lives that really helps 2:01:12 you could buy the video series in one of 2:01:14 the corners there that'll tell you why 2:01:16 this AI shit's actually such a big 2:01:20 deal you can do the tapy taps 2:01:25 46,4 okay you've got it's 10:01 you you 2:01:30 have three minutes to hit 50,000 no 2:01:32 sorry 1 minute to hit 2:01:35 50,000 so I'll give you till 10:03 it's 2:01:38 it's a minute and change all right you 2:01:40 just oh wait we're 47,000 okay we're 2:01:43 47,000 all 2:01:47 right you got to do the tapy 2:01:50 Taps so thank you to 2:01:54 everybody and uh yeah and so the other 2:01:57 thing I like to do which is it's a it's 2:01:59 a form of gratitude and 2:02:05 50,000 oops oh 2:02:08 no you can make money 2:02:11 with we did it 2:02:14 yay 2:02:16 um the other thing I like to do is any 2:02:20 of you gen xers remember romper room in 2:02:22 the magic 2:02:24 mirror I see Jim and I see 2:02:28 Tammy so who do I see tonight in my 2:02:31 little magic mirror let's hit 100,000 2:02:34 I'm out of here you can't hit 100,000 in 2:02:35 the next in while I say people's names 2:02:38 you're at 52,000 I know you're going to 2:02:40 try you weirdos uh laughing Thunder Kyle 2:02:43 uh I I will only show up on time if you 2:02:46 wait until I'm awake to start okay well 2:02:50 we'll make this whole thing about your 2:02:51 your uh schedule there laughing Thunder 2:02:53 I like it it's solid all us regulars 2:02:56 thank you Tobias good to see you Source 2:02:57 Camp good to see you 2:02:59 Danielle uh it's quiet Uptown good to 2:03:01 see you I haven't seen you in a bit good 2:03:03 I'm glad you're here Mr it fantastic 2:03:07 Jane do in here tonight Winston Welsh 2:03:10 Vicky Vicky good to see you Corey 2:03:13 Sandler nice nice dragon work uh TK 2:03:18 Robert 2:03:19 Rossy dang man so many Tam Z or Tams 2:03:23 Tams I'm guessing Tams yeah Tams Silver 2:03:26 Fox thank you very much Amelio's wife 2:03:29 was on time tonight like it's the Little 2:03:31 Miracles it's the Little Miracles Joy 2:03:34 pie great to see you Victory now Mr 2:03:38 it Monster igmu good name all right 2:03:42 digital Gods Lord digital Gods to you 2:03:46 it's quite up 2:03:48 toown all right everybody I'm out of 2:03:51 here have a fantastic Friday Eve or 2:03:53 Friday Saturday morning whatever the 2:03:55 hell time it is wherever you are um 2:03:58 anything going on tomorrow I don't think 2:03:59 so I'll probably get some some back 2:04:02 recordings of these Tik toks up on the 2:04:04 YouTube 2:04:05 channel if you're waiting for those CU 2:04:10 add and uh yeah that's it peace hope you 2:04:15 had fun tonight 2:04:16 byebye