Sep 20, 2024 - Transforming Ideas into Stories: How AI Can Rewrite Your Screenplay in Minutes

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0:10 oh
0:31 hey what's with the
0:42 rapping when I heard there was a
0:53 secret do
0:56 you it goes like this the fourth the
1:00 fifth
1:01 M fall and a major lift B King composing
1:08 hallelujah
1:11 hallelu
1:14 hallelujah
1:17 hallelujah
1:23 H good evening good
1:27 people it says we have exactly zero
1:29 people in here here so if you're in here
1:32 you don't exist Tick Tock thinks nothing
1:34 of you like literally all right now
1:36 there's
1:39 17 well your faith was strong but you
1:42 needed
1:43 proof you saw her bathing on the
1:46 roof are you
1:48 singing for beauty and a moonlight over
1:52 through
1:55 you she tied you to the kitchen chair
1:59 she smash your throne and cut your
2:02 head from your lips
2:05 shrew
2:09 hallelujah
2:12 hallelujah
2:15 hallelujah
2:19 hallelujah hallelujah
2:35 Satan wear suit and TI as he work at the
2:38 dere
2:39 Queen does it listen to rock and
2:43 roll does it feed the mean singing
2:48 Hallelujah
2:50 Hallelujah
2:53 Hallelujah
2:57 Hallelujah what about Jesus didn't e or
3:01 two yeah hang out with the
3:04 prostitutes have a drink or
3:07 two power of example my mama said it and
3:11 I heard she said 1 oz action beats a ton
3:15 of
3:16 words singing
3:19 Hallelujah mama said there would be
3:21 Angels
3:24 Hallelujah mama said there would be some
3:53 it is Friday night date night people
3:54 welcome to the AI learning lab we're
3:56 going to be learning about Labs or AI
3:58 something or nothing doesn't matter
4:00 we're going to you're
4:02 here happy date night did you make
4:07 nachos why would you not make
4:21 nachos you know can't we just have nice
4:25 things apparently air fryers are killing
4:28 us they're blowing micr Plastics into
4:30 our
4:34 food it used to be eggs were healthy and
4:38 then eggs killed you and then eggs are
4:41 healthy again and they changed the rules
4:44 and then they're like oh we got a thing
4:45 all it does is blow hot air you're like
4:47 great that's healthy no no you should be
4:49 frying it in oil
4:57 again I would say microwaving a dry
5:01 burrito is probably the way to go if you
5:04 didn't make
5:07 nachos or a Hot
5:11 Pocket I mean it is date
5:14 night I'd say Splurge go for the hot
5:17 POA
5:23 pepperoni tonight is ti ti wait TI T and
5:28 working overnight wow Tai te that is a
5:32 fancy date night and and then throwing
5:35 in the working overnight that's that's
5:38 that's hot that is a hot date
5:40 night I had pumpkin spice Oreos does
5:43 that count Silver Fox I tried at at my
5:46 local 7-Eleven I don't go there often I
5:49 I it was an emergency I had to go there
5:52 for an emergency and they had um Coke
5:56 flavored Oreos which I'm like that
5:59 sounds disgusting but I'm an
6:02 experimentor you know I'm an
6:08 innovator so so I thought Coke flavored
6:11 Oreos can't be as bad as AI right and
6:17 uh Oreos and I I'll spare you the I I'll
6:21 give you the details so you don't have
6:22 to um one half of the Oreo is like an
6:28 Oreo and then there's it's not double
6:31 stuff but it's not single stuff it's
6:33 like stuff and a half for the filling
6:36 and then on the other side of the Oreo
6:39 is this sort of red velvet cake colored
6:42 cookie with like the coke logo on it or
6:45 two Coke bottles on it it's you know
6:47 it's clever but it just looks wrong it
6:50 just you you look like something about
6:53 what I'm about to stick in my mouth just
6:56 doesn't look natural and it oh it's not
6:59 right this is red dye number 17 every
7:02 day of the week this you can't I promise
7:05 you it is not legal to sell those
7:09 cookies in Europe I promise you that
7:12 okay so then you bite
7:15 it and you're trying to figure out the
7:17 flavors right cuz there's some chocolate
7:19 from the normal cookie part and then
7:21 there's sort of this coke flavor from
7:23 the top part but then you got the creamy
7:25 [ __ ] in the middle and it's like the
7:27 creamy [ __ ] in the middle is like did I
7:29 just add suar sugar to my already sugary
7:31 Coke and the answer is yes and then
7:34 there's a weirdness and then there's a
7:37 weirdness and here's the
7:39 weirdness in the red cookie are teeny
7:43 tiny pop
7:46 rocks so so you get these they're not
7:50 like real pop rocks where though it's
7:52 like big explosions everywhere but just
7:54 like little pieces little shards of Pop
7:57 Rocks Escape into your gums and your
7:59 mouth mouth cavity and so you have since
8:02 swallowed your cookie and little pop
8:04 rocks are going off in your gums and it
8:07 sort of tastes like carbonation cuz
8:10 that's what's in those things is carbon
8:15 dioxide
8:17 so I wouldn't if I were you but I mean
8:22 they they are limited time
8:27 only you're welcome see you come to the
8:30 learning lab for date night I hope you
8:31 brought your date you come to the AI
8:33 learning lab for date night thinking you
8:36 know he's going to Jump Right In he's
8:38 going to he's going to do some singing
8:39 with the dog which you know you got that
8:41 so check that one off the list and then
8:43 you're like and and then we're going to
8:45 we're going to learn about artificial
8:47 intelligence and machine learning I've
8:49 got my notebook out I'm ready to go I've
8:51 got my voice recorder that that AI
8:53 summarizes all the genius things he's
8:55 going to say and then [ __ ] 15 minutes
8:57 on coke flavored Oreos
9:01 welcome to Chad
9:05 ad all right Source Camp popping popcorn
9:08 for date night I approve very nice every
9:10 time he plays those three chords I think
9:12 it's going to be Pink
9:15 Floyd oh that's interesting
9:28 yeah yeah are very pink floydy aren't
9:31 they they're um this is all Martin ston
9:33 it's just g d e minor 7th and then C
9:37 something c c something
9:46 7th sit in this long little
9:50 town wonder when things are going to
9:55 change dream my life
9:57 away seems these dreams if turn a bunch
10:01 D
10:03 glasses get my nerve
10:07 up I think he's lying about how often he
10:10 visits 7-Eleven says Source Camp she
10:13 knows damn well I'm at 7-Eleven 3 days a
10:20 week one of my favorite terms I ever
10:22 learned we we um when I was doing
10:24 agency.com we did a big manager retreat
10:30 and we did some case study some of the
10:32 people on our board were Harvest Harvard
10:34 Business School
10:35 professors and so they came in and they
10:38 taught business case studies and one of
10:41 the case studies that they taught was a
10:44 Taco Bell case
10:48 study and I learned my favorite consumer
10:52 term of all
10:55 time and that term was
10:58 hofo so a hofu is a high frequency fast
11:02 food
11:03 user that is that is such a corporate
11:07 America way to define fat
11:11 slobs a Hu high frequency fast food user
11:16 which I think was defined as someone who
11:19 eats at a fast food restaurant more than
11:21 four times a week I think is what it was
11:30 and the conclusion of when they asked
11:32 the hofo what they liked in their fast
11:35 food restaurant restaurants the things
11:38 that were the most important to them did
11:40 not include quality of the food oddly
11:43 enough it was things like speed and
11:46 accuracy and temperature were more
11:48 important than quality of the food which
11:52 gave Taco Bell the green light to rip
11:55 all the kitchens out of their Taco Bells
11:56 and turning turn them into assembly
11:58 lines
12:01 to make things more
12:03 accurate but then they could just truck
12:05 in the food in Vats
12:11 literally got an interview with Nvidia
12:13 for senior deep learning performance
12:15 engineer position Pate that's [ __ ]
12:17 awesome holy [ __ ] that would be a I I
12:21 listen there are very few companies that
12:23 I'm like that would be one one to go to
12:27 like that would be one to go to
12:30 because even though they're completely
12:32 overblown valuation wise they're they're
12:35 not like it's
12:38 it's it's going to take other companies
12:40 so long to catch up to
12:42 them and and Jensen is just a beast man
12:46 he's just innovating up a storm he's got
12:48 all the developer relations that that
12:50 would be super cool Pate I hope you get
12:51 that that's uh let's give some let's do
12:54 some tapy Taps for Pate a little love
12:56 for Pate on uh on that on that interview
12:59 that would be
13:01 amazing hey P if you get the job can you
13:03 hook all of us regulars up with free
13:05 graphics card yeah exactly Pate that's
13:07 really important get in there start
13:09 doing some of your mathy math and then
13:11 like be like oh hey by the way I need
13:13 like a couple of hundred of those h100s
13:16 for some some Pals ofine and just you'd
13:19 be like hey Jensen um yeah no I'm loving
13:22 the retreat this is great I'm like I'm
13:24 meeting other mathy kind of people we're
13:28 doing math magic and then just say hey
13:31 by the way could could you just swing
13:33 like a small truckload of those things
13:36 over for the I'm I'm in this group
13:38 called the salon and we have a tick like
13:40 a small truckload of those things over
13:43 for the I'm I'm in this group called the
13:45 salon and we have a Tik Tok Channel if
13:48 we could just each get one that'd be
13:49 that'd be cool that'd be good I like
13:52 that I think and I mean listen I don't
13:55 want you to do it in your first week but
13:57 I think week two
14:00 why
14:01 not you're already there right I like it
14:05 it's solid solid
14:08 request but wait so actually I have a
14:12 question so if I get an h100 graphics
14:15 card does that mean I have to get a
14:16 [ __ ] PC cuz that's [ __ ] exhausting
14:19 then I got to like get like Windows or
14:23 something never mind Pate I we we don't
14:25 need I you know what I'm just going to
14:28 let other people do it I'll just I'll
14:30 just I'll just rent my gpus in the
14:35 cloud hey one thing I can teach you
14:38 tonight is how not to use
14:46 um how not to use 01
14:50 preview I [ __ ] up you know the the
14:52 screen play we've been working on for a
14:54 while now for
14:57 days that chat is no longer I cannot
15:00 switch back to 01 now in that
15:03 chat and if you stick around I'll tell
15:05 you how I [ __ ] it up so you don't [ __ ]
15:07 yours
15:11 up this is why we
15:13 play cuz if it were a real project I'd
15:16 be pissed off right now but it's a
15:18 screenplay so does it really [ __ ]
15:19 matter no do we need another screenplay
15:22 no do we need another musical in the
15:24 world no do we need a musical about Ai
15:28 and AI loves story
15:31 yes that we
15:33 need and I've got one oh it's
15:36 good all right can you copy and paste
15:40 well that's that's what I'm thinking is
15:42 well I don't know how much I can copy
15:43 and paste I can't copy and paste all of
15:45 it but I don't think I need all of
15:47 it but I think I don't know what I'm
15:50 going to do quite
15:55 honestly I I I'm exhausted I I don't
15:59 know what to
16:03 do we only have the one and only Kyle
16:06 yeah that's I'm I'm I'm the one of me
16:08 I'm one of one I'm like that I'm like
16:11 that crazy nft you got you're like I
16:14 can't believe I got this
16:16 one and then now it's they're still
16:18 worth
16:22 nothing I've got the most rare nft how
16:25 much is it worth let me check 27 cents
16:32 I only paid 14 e for
16:36 it how much is that in dollars oh we
16:39 don't count Fiat we just count eth uh so
16:42 it's still worth 14 eth okay all right
16:57 okay you know wly
17:04 Direction what were your first words
17:06 when you realized what
17:09 happened with the chat where I couldn't
17:11 go back to um to 01 was like wait why is
17:16 that gray out wait why can I oh
17:21 [ __ ] I think that was pretty much it and
17:24 I don't know that that was internal
17:26 dialogue I'm I'm pretty sure I was
17:28 talking to myself in in my li in my non-
17:30 library
17:32 voice can you go back and regenerate the
17:35 previous response to be the wait to the
17:38 mess
17:39 up I don't I don't know did you lose
17:42 your screenplay text no it's all still
17:45 there yes yes Joker Joker got it Joker
17:49 wins the prize for how I [ __ ] things up
18:18 there's been something baby I've been
18:21 trying to
18:23 say for age and it seems I don't know
18:26 how well Joker Joker knows these things
18:30 cuz Joker you know here's the thing
18:32 about Joker a he's a joker it's right in
18:35 his name he's always doing cups and
18:39 funnies but but Joker is always
18:43 experimenting he's always building [ __ ]
18:45 he's just building building building
18:46 building building playing playing
18:48 playing playing playing
19:06 so one thing I would encourage you to do
19:09 is while I'm just here [ __ ] around
19:11 thinking about what I'm going to
19:13 say writing my
19:16 script just be playing around be making
19:18 images be making songs be doing things
19:21 or like digital Gods be donating roses
19:24 to the cause thank you very much digital
19:26 Gods very much appreciated by the way
19:29 Lord digital Gods if we're to be more
19:32 accurate about his
19:34 title
19:35 um has done some saintly work in making
19:39 sure that all of the AI learning Lab
19:41 videos on YouTube have
19:44 descriptions he figured out some [ __ ]
19:47 Master prompt that turns 2 and a half or
19:50 three hour transcripts into a decent
19:53 description and
19:54 chapters and he's been in there
19:57 um updating all those so thank you for
20:00 that that's [ __ ] amazing work and and
20:02 it benefits all of you because if you
20:05 want to go like search the the AI
20:08 learning lab YouTube channel um for
20:11 certain things I'm talking about it's
20:13 actually all in there now so if you go
20:16 to YouTube my channel there is
20:20 ai ai wait AI learning laab
20:27 dtt I created GPT refresher by 01 after
20:31 refresh wait I create a GPT
20:35 refresher by 01 after refresh and create
20:38 a link to promote it in
20:41 X I don't quite know what that means but
20:44 sounds
20:45 cool Lord digital God
20:55 M yes what Joker said is Joker you you
20:59 you killed my
21:02 punchline but Joker is absolutely
21:05 correct so one of the things people on
21:09 Tik Tock and on X have been saying is
21:12 hey one of the ways to use 01 is to
21:16 switch back and forth between 40 and 01
21:18 and you're like oh that's cool and so
21:21 you switch over to 40 and you can upload
21:23 [ __ ] again the minute you upload
21:25 something you can't go back to 01
21:33 now not for
21:34 nothing they've been working on this for
21:37 two years they could have popped up a
21:39 modal on that one hey you know if you
21:42 upload something right now it's going to
21:43 hose you for the rest of this
21:44 conversation you good with
21:47 that that wouldn't have been that
21:53 tough should we let them switch back and
21:55 forth between models yeah that sounds
21:57 good what about the the fact that
21:59 there's different uh features in these
22:01 two models that should be fine I don't
22:03 think anyone will do that I don't think
22:05 anyone would like upload something after
22:07 they were in 01 they know they can't
22:09 upload something in 01 just I put it out
22:11 there I don't think we need we don't
22:13 need user Centric logic we're we're a
22:17 research lab not a consumer consumer
22:19 application company you know what I mean
22:22 it's just let's launch it let's go here
22:25 you go people 6 months late but have fun
22:28 with this it's it's what we're going to
22:30 call it a preview what what calling a
22:33 preview does is as you [ __ ] up your work
22:36 life uh you can't sue us it's just a
22:39 preview it's it's not real technology I
22:42 don't know why you're doing actual work
22:43 on
22:45 it you what that you pay 20 bucks a
22:48 month that that's just for the uh right
22:51 for access to the preview that's because
22:53 you're getting early access to the pre
22:55 that's why we're working it like that
22:58 with the
22:59 put it out there and then let people
23:02 figure it out and then we'll figure out
23:04 what to build at some point maybe we get
23:06 another couple of 10
23:09 billion so copy and paste don't do it
23:11 the easy way by uploading the text
23:14 exactly and and what I don't know is how
23:17 much can you copy and paste is this 01
23:20 yes yes manly man listen manly man
23:25 listen I really like your handle manly
23:28 man I relate to it you know being a
23:32 manly man myself chest is very hairy I'm
23:35 beefy muscular you know dadbod kind of
23:39 man um I go into 01 and I'm like I don't
23:44 need no stinking guard rails I'm going
23:46 to I'm going to upload files I'm going
23:48 to switch models it's going to be
23:49 fantastic cuz I'm a man I smell like a
23:53 man I do smell like a man
23:59 Mama do you think I'm
24:05 pretty what the heck
24:08 guno I'm sorry I was triggered by
24:11 someone with a handle called manly man I
24:14 was feeling suddenly not manly so I had
24:18 to go in into manly mode oh my God I'm
24:21 on the floor laughing right
24:26 now you're welcome
24:34 oh my God Mama do you think I'm
24:37 pretty you have nice
24:44 hair I love it that your pink bow is
24:46 always within reach you listen if you're
24:50 going to do this once you you have to be
24:53 willing you have to be willing to go
24:55 back I still don't know why how I'm
24:57 wearing this wrong is it should it like
25:00 it should be higher is this it
25:07 I don't do it
25:12 again we're going to lose
25:14 audience I
25:17 think it's Friday night you're watching
25:20 an old man on Tik Tok I think I think
25:23 we've all got some answering to
25:26 do you're committed to the bit I
25:30 am listen this is one thing I've learned
25:32 about
25:33 comedy when comedy is painful and
25:37 awkward is when the person doing the
25:39 comedy doesn't commit to it you can make
25:42 something not funny funny by committing
25:44 to it and you can make something funny
25:47 not funny by being a
25:54 pansy oh man all right we'll get started
25:57 here in a minute
26:00 and I I figure what we'll what I'll do
26:02 tonight um we we can talk about some
26:04 other stuff there's an
26:06 interesting video that was put out by
26:08 Electronic Arts
26:16 today and then I think
26:18 um I think o October
26:22 10th is that right is open AI developer
26:25 day so I think early October we're
26:28 probably going to get the the next
26:30 version of
26:32 01 which might include the ability to
26:34 upload things so everything I'm going to
26:37 teach you tonight about how to unfuck up
26:39 your [ __ ] up will be
26:53 irrelevant 10,000 words SW around my
26:56 head 10 million more in books written
27:00 beneath my
27:04 bed and I wrote a red damn all when
27:07 searching in the swan still can't find
27:10 how to hold my hand P I'm technically on
27:13 vacation and this is how I spend
27:20 it I'm so
27:25 sorry hey hey pay welcome back you know
27:28 the
27:29 the tensors the tensors are just not as
27:31 efficient since you since you've been
27:33 gone uh hope you had a good vacation
27:35 what what' you do on your vacation I
27:37 don't want to talk about
27:43 it oh my God I'm so
27:54 sorry I'm even in Denver right now oh
27:57 wow are you really
28:00 let me know if you want to grab a coffee
28:01 or
28:07 something question please with AI what
28:10 jobs will survive if work is getting
28:12 done better and
28:13 cheaper
28:15 um than us um the short answer is I
28:18 don't have a [ __ ] clue
28:20 ocean
28:22 um I don't think it here's here's my
28:25 here's my sense of the job thing I'll
28:27 take off my guitar for this cuz I think
28:29 this one's
28:30 important I've been think a lot about
28:31 the job
28:34 thing and unfortunately I don't think
28:37 it's I don't think it's going to be
28:38 linear I don't think it's just going to
28:39 be this job is
28:42 over and and here's here's where my
28:45 thinking is with
28:48 it every job is a series of tasks right
28:53 and the task could be punch your time
28:55 card you know get on the factory floor
28:57 turn the nut it could be show up at
29:01 9:00 shoot the [ __ ] at the water cooler
29:04 pretend to do work until lunch right
29:06 could be could be like office space
29:09 right do your TPS reports make sure you
29:11 have the covers on
29:12 them but it's some number of
29:18 tasks and the AI tools or agents or
29:23 whatever the [ __ ] they're going to be
29:24 called in the future are going to get
29:26 better and better and better at Tas
29:29 and I I don't think it's going to be an
29:31 even distribution so so if you've got a
29:33 job that's a single task essentially and
29:37 that task gets automated then that job's
29:39 gone but most jobs are not a single task
29:42 right most jobs are you got to do some
29:45 thinky work you got to do some Hands-On
29:46 work you got to do some administrative
29:48 work you got to do some networking and
29:50 Learning and Development work so there's
29:53 all these different tasks that make up a
29:55 job and so what I think is going to
29:57 happen is that if you have a whole job
30:00 you know some chunk of it is going to
30:02 get automated out and well there's still
30:03 sort of 3/4 of a job there so that's
30:07 you're probably still doing that and
30:08 then you fill this time with something
30:09 else but if three of the four things get
30:13 automated out and this is the only thing
30:14 left that you're doing well is it worth
30:16 keeping you well maybe it is maybe it's
30:18 not cuz maybe this is super valuable
30:21 work but maybe it's like oh that was all
30:23 the work we did that doesn't really
30:25 matter anyway these were the important
30:27 things then you might lose a job so so I
30:29 think the I think the job disruption is
30:32 going to look really weird like like
30:34 it's not going to be clean it's just
30:36 going to be messy and
30:38 weird and then by
30:40 definition if your job
30:44 description like on the piece of paper
30:46 you got hired and it said you have to do
30:48 these four things for your job and then
30:50 three of those are automated out you're
30:52 now holding a job description that's no
30:54 longer accurate for that
30:57 job and your employer may decide to keep
30:59 you and say well we still need project
31:01 managers but how we Define what a
31:04 project manager does is going to have to
31:06 be completely rethought so I think
31:08 there's going to be like two three four
31:11 five years of companies trying to figure
31:15 out what the [ __ ] people even
31:18 do and then where's the value and then
31:21 where do we need people doing this and
31:22 where do we not need people and who's
31:24 doing the coordinating and who's doing
31:25 the high level strategy who's doing the
31:28 CR critical thinking to get these
31:29 machines to do what we want them to do
31:31 who's doing the curation who's doing the
31:33 refinement cuz a lot of that a lot of
31:36 that stuff is going to be new
31:38 jobs but it might not be in your job
31:40 description so that's so so I think at a
31:43 at a super generic level I think it's
31:45 just going to be chaos for a
31:48 while um and it it will settle out but
31:52 it's going to be a
31:53 while um and I think a lot of companies
31:56 like like that subtlety of parts of a
31:59 job get automated but parts of them are
32:01 still there when do we keep a person
32:03 when do we let them go I don't
32:07 know
32:10 um the other thing that we can't really
32:13 well we
32:17 can so the definition of
32:20 AGI artificial general intelligence
32:23 there's three or four definitions
32:25 batting around but it's essentially AG
32:28 is when these
32:31 systems can do the jobs the the
32:35 economically valuable jobs that people
32:38 do as good or better than
32:41 them like all of their
32:43 job and it really does appear that that
32:48 we're going to have AGI in 2025 so this
32:51 is not 5 years
32:53 away in the next
32:56 year we're going to be be confronted
32:59 with holy [ __ ] that AI can do all of my
33:05 job um and then I don't know what
33:09 happens I think some companies will say
33:12 Hey
33:13 listen the AI is doing all of the
33:16 jobs we're making the same amount of
33:19 money we could just pocket the
33:21 difference and if we're if we're owned
33:23 by a PE firm we will absolutely just
33:25 pocket the
33:26 difference and if we're run by
33:29 management that cares about the
33:32 people then we may say we're going to
33:34 find other things for you to do we're
33:36 we're either going to deliver a higher
33:38 level of customer service to our clients
33:40 or we're going to um increase what we
33:42 give people for the money they pay us or
33:43 whatever it might be David Shapiro has a
33:46 YouTube post about post labor econom
33:49 economy it's interesting yeah if you
33:51 want to yeah David Shapiro's got some
33:53 really good thinking on this um David
33:56 Shapiro I think he's Dave shap
33:58 D- a v s ha A P on YouTube um yeah go
34:02 look at his post labor economics videos
34:05 and his AGI videos quite frankly if you
34:07 want to learn more about AGI and what it
34:09 is but the the fact of the matter is
34:12 back to your question like what's going
34:13 to happen with jobs I don't [ __ ] know
34:16 here's here's why this channel exists is
34:20 while there's chaos right while everyone
34:22 is trying to figure out oh my God what
34:24 do we do with this AI stuff what do we
34:25 do with this AI
34:27 stuff they're going to be
34:30 desperate for people that know what's
34:32 going on with this AI stuff so one of
34:35 the things that we talk about in this
34:37 channel is play
34:40 first mindfully create and then
34:42 generously
34:45 lead we talk about it here and then it's
34:48 it's kind of embedded in the values over
34:51 at the AI Salon which I'll talk about in
34:53 a bit let me actually get my I got to
34:55 get keynote up and running
34:59 um play first mindfully create
35:02 generously lead what what is
35:05 that that is what we've discovered is
35:09 the journey to AI
35:11 literacy so the play first part is just
35:13 learn just just play just go go play
35:23 um all right that's doing it what he
35:25 doing um
35:29 there's so many tools that are so good
35:31 right now you can you just throw a dart
35:33 you'll hit a tool it's going to be
35:35 fantastic and you're going be like oh my
35:36 god I didn't even know that was possible
35:38 there's the AI Salon if you want to
35:40 check out the salon go to the salon.
35:43 A and click on join the community and go
35:46 join the [ __ ]
35:48 community and you'll see on the welcome
35:51 page the first thing you'll see there is
35:52 play first mindfully create generously
35:55 lead so play first is just play just
35:56 play with these tools um a lot of what I
35:59 do on this channel is just stupid parlor
36:01 tricks and stupid [ __ ] to just kind of
36:03 push the boundaries of these AI tools
36:06 why cuz I want to figure out what can
36:09 they actually do what can they not do
36:11 like the thing that I discovered about
36:13 if you switch into gp4 mode and upload a
36:16 file you [ __ ] up your whole chat one of
36:19 the things I was excited about about
36:21 that long chat was having a long chat
36:23 that didn't lose its context and now
36:25 I've got to go [ __ ] reinvent it like
36:28 okay that was a thing I learned I
36:30 learned a boundary there you can't do
36:32 that so that's play first mindfully
36:34 create is
36:36 then do something go build something
36:38 solve a problem do something at work do
36:40 something at home make a kids book right
36:44 like
36:45 Brandon's books that he makes for his
36:47 kids that has them laughing in stitches
36:50 and learning [ __ ] this isn't like an ABC
36:53 letter Book of all different Tech terms
36:55 about AI he did this in like four
36:59 hours that's mindfully
37:02 create and then generously lead is
37:06 [ __ ] talk about
37:09 it tell people how you did that tell
37:11 people what you you were doing when you
37:13 realized oh I could make a kids book and
37:15 it could be this and I'm really
37:16 passionate about
37:21 that I think the dog just got
37:23 kidnapped
37:25 um and what will happen is this
37:29 so so when you're when I talk about
37:31 generously leading it it might be in a
37:33 community like the
37:35 salon where not only are you sharing
37:37 here's a cool picture I made but here's
37:39 the prompt that I used for it or here's
37:41 how I thought about it or here's the
37:42 tool I used or here's a whole project I
37:45 did that involved all these different
37:46 tools and I'm willing to talk about it
37:48 or maybe I'll put on a you know I'll
37:50 join a guild and and share what I
37:52 learned with a bunch of people in there
37:55 or share it on LinkedIn I'm sharing [ __ ]
37:58 on LinkedIn so much weird [ __ ] that
38:01 people are going do you still work at
38:02 storyvine I'm the CEO of a company
38:05 called storyvine yeah I
38:07 do but I'm learning out loud with this
38:09 AI stuff because it's important
38:13 to for
38:15 me an important part of my learning is
38:18 sharing what I'm learning so that I can
38:20 kind of anchor the concepts in my head
38:23 but what ends up happening is when you
38:25 share like that when you share public
38:28 what's working what's not working where
38:29 you're frustrated where you're
38:31 absolutely mind blown how amazing it is
38:34 is people start to recognize you as a
38:37 leader in the AI
38:39 space and if you're sitting there
38:41 thinking like well I don't know anything
38:42 about AI I'm not a leader I I I I
38:45 promise you this you're not nearly as
38:47 far behind as you think and no one in
38:50 here from the people including myself
38:53 that have been here from the beginning
38:55 no one is as far ahead as they think
38:57 they are right we're all very behind
39:00 this is we're at the very beginning of
39:02 this this
39:04 whatever this transformation is going to
39:07 be we're at the very beginning of it
39:09 which is an amazing gift to be at the
39:11 beginning of something like this in
39:14 history
39:17 um and so I
39:19 think the people that are learning out
39:22 loud with AI like I'm trying AI I failed
39:27 horribly at six different projects oh so
39:29 you know how to use AI uh I just said I
39:32 failed horribly yeah but you're using it
39:34 yeah we need a VP of AI could you come
39:36 in here I think there's going to be a
39:38 lot of work to be had by people that
39:42 have
39:43 the the
39:46 aptitude to be good at AI right now
39:48 which is things like being curious being
39:52 adventurous being brave being
39:55 playful um being generous
39:59 you know having good taste and
40:02 discernment the ability to curate
40:04 content that gets
40:05 created Source Camp I'm so thrilled to
40:08 be on this journey with all of you y all
40:09 make it so fun yeah yeah I know it's
40:11 amazing it's amazing being on a journey
40:13 with other people that are exploring it
40:15 and trying to figure it out and they're
40:17 passionate about it and they're like I
40:18 can do this you can do this and you you
40:22 know how many times in here or in the
40:25 salon you know people that two months
40:28 ago we like uh Hey can anybody help me I
40:31 don't know anything about this and then
40:33 two months later they're like uh hey I
40:36 just got asked to give a big talk at my
40:38 company and ah could anybody help
40:41 me and then you before you know it
40:43 they're like oh yeah I just got
40:45 appointed to the AI committee for my
40:46 whole big Fortune 500
40:51 company they didn't go to school for
40:53 this they don't have a PhD of
40:56 mathematics like Pate
40:59 does if you got a PhD of mathematics go
41:02 build the [ __ ] go build the [ __ ] that we
41:04 get to use if you
41:06 don't do stupid [ __ ] just go
41:12 Play and Learn what this makes possible
41:16 and then what happens is this here
41:18 here's how here's how this translates
41:21 for you and your
41:23 job because AI tools are a general tool
41:27 right a gii stands for artificial
41:29 general intelligence chat GPT is a
41:31 general tool it's been trained on all
41:34 the [ __ ] on the internet not just you
41:37 know
41:38 literature not just coding not just
41:42 medical [ __ ] not just business [ __ ] all
41:44 of it so it's a general tool so that
41:47 means it's going to affect
41:49 everything so when you go and you start
41:52 playing with AI what you will naturally
41:55 do is play with it with what whatever
41:58 world viiew you have right you know we
42:01 all look through our own little
42:03 worldview
42:05 glasses and like a lot of what's in my
42:07 background is storytelling and writing
42:09 and Entrepreneurship and and things like
42:12 that so when I play with these tools I
42:13 tend to play with
42:15 them in the area my knowledge is so I
42:18 get I get really good at using these
42:20 tools for those specific
42:22 things and to
42:24 me those things I get good at feel
42:27 obvious cuz like that's the [ __ ] I know
42:30 and it's just like well yeah this is how
42:32 you would use AI for this stuff right
42:35 it's obvious but someone who doesn't
42:38 have my worldview is going to look at
42:40 how I interact with writing and Ai and
42:43 go oh my God that's amazing how he does
42:45 that how does he think like that but
42:47 then they're going to use AI through
42:49 their worldview and I'm going to look at
42:51 how they use it and go oh my God like he
42:54 approaches it in a completely different
42:55 way
42:59 so you don't have to master
43:03 AI all you have to do is learn AI enough
43:07 through playing with it that you can
43:09 start to understand how you would
43:12 express your ideas and generate things
43:14 from your ideas with the
43:18 tools and then you will become this
43:20 really specific domain master of certain
43:24 handful of AI Tools in your certain
43:26 worldview
43:28 and people are going to look at that
43:29 from the outside and go I need someone
43:31 like
43:32 that right in my case they might look at
43:34 me and go no we don't need storytellers
43:36 we need Engineers okay well I'm not your
43:39 guy but if you're like you know we need
43:41 storytellers that really really
43:43 understand this you're going to look at
43:44 my stuff and go oh this is someone who
43:46 knows what's going on so I think that's
43:49 going to be the the path to
43:52 work is just be in the game and be
43:55 yourself with AI
43:58 and just share share
44:02 share here's what I learned here's what
44:05 I
44:08 did I just shared a [ __ ] musical to
44:13 LinkedIn I'm like CEO of a tech company
44:17 running this AI Community have this
44:21 whatever this is Friday night date night
44:24 Channel and I just put out in the world
44:27 oh by the way on evenings and weekends
44:30 I'm writing a musical and and here's a
44:33 thing that is songs from the musical go
44:36 listen to it and let me know if you know
44:38 any
44:40 producers that's not
44:46 normal it doesn't make sense that I
44:49 would do
44:50 that but it also doesn't make sense that
44:53 in 6 months in a few hours on evenings
44:56 and weekends
44:58 I can actually create a musical but I
45:01 can now and I did and I'm also about to
45:05 publish a book and I'm
45:08 also creating these digital twin things
45:10 and it it
45:12 like these tools allow you to take
45:15 little pieces of
45:17 yourself that
45:20 historically you would not be able to
45:22 put into the world because it would just
45:24 take too much of your time
45:28 and now it
45:29 doesn't and so why not [ __ ] it just put
45:32 it in the
45:33 world I mean Elon Musk may be a
45:37 douchebag but like what the guys taught
45:39 us is you can run six companies or seven
45:44 or eight or however the [ __ ] many he
45:46 runs and they can do pretty [ __ ]
45:48 ballery things so why not do a musical
45:52 why not put out a
45:56 book you know why
45:59 not what's the worst that could happen
46:01 no one buys your book no one's going to
46:03 buy your book but now you can say but I
46:06 have a
46:13 book oh man oh source Camp oh yeah I was
46:17 asked to be a keynote speaker for a
46:18 group out of Indiana I'm in
46:21 Texas that's a perfect
46:24 example perfect example Source camp
46:28 she's got an AI agency she's a a
46:31 consultant a coach a leader in this
46:33 space she just puts herself out there
46:35 puts herself out
46:37 there she used to run a construction
46:39 company and an interior design company
46:41 and I don't like forgive me if I get the
46:43 details wrong but she was in a
46:44 completely different
46:46 area and now she's doing this but she
46:49 still knows all those people so when she
46:52 meets with her designer friend she's
46:53 like oh you want me to design you a
46:55 bathroom in 5 minutes and they're like
46:57 what
46:58 she's like yeah here look at this oh you
47:00 run a bar you want to you want to see
47:03 how you can manage your inventory with
47:05 chat GPT and people are like what are
47:07 you talking about and then she shows
47:09 them and they're like wait what it could
47:12 do
47:16 what and so they're not learning about
47:19 chat GPT what they're learning is that
47:22 Kelly is the one that taught them that
47:26 and so the next time someone says to
47:27 them I'm trying to figure out this AI
47:29 stuff do you know any do you any how do
47:31 I learn this you got to talk to
47:34 Kelly you gotta talk have you talked to
47:36 Kelly Kelly Camp you know Kelly Camp you
47:38 know Kelly Camp Kelly Camp she's in
47:40 Dallas you know Kelly you know Kelly
47:41 she's there do you know her you do you
47:44 don't you don't you got to know Kelly
47:45 got know
47:47 Kelly
47:51 right so that was a bit of a rant that
47:55 was a good Friday night rant wasn't it
48:03 this this channel is somebody asked me a
48:06 question I don't know the answer to
48:08 actually this is a clue to my
48:09 personality if I don't know the answer
48:11 to something I will just talk until I
48:14 figure it out if I know the answer to it
48:17 I'll answer it and it'll be it'll be
48:19 five minutes if I don't know the answer
48:22 to it I'll talk for an hour and I'll
48:23 eventually come to something and I mean
48:25 I I really do
48:28 I mean this all does circle around to be
48:31 in the game be playing with AI be
48:34 curious about it be building with it be
48:36 playing with new [ __ ] be curious enough
48:39 like start following people on Twitter
48:41 who talk about AI
48:45 [ __ ] like do what I did unfollow all the
48:47 nft Bros you used to follow and start
48:51 following you know Founders and you know
48:54 Robert scoble Robert sco's out of San
48:57 Francisco he's got all these lists that
48:58 he makes of all these different AI
49:00 people go start following his lists and
49:03 just go check those lists and just
49:05 [ __ ] 15 minutes a day just go see are
49:08 there any stories that repeat themselves
49:11 seven times or
49:12 more and if there are that probably
49:15 means something's going
49:19 on you know what I see on
49:22 LinkedIn [ __ ] 10 times a day right
49:25 now have you tried to new podcast maker
49:28 in Notebook
49:30 LM it's [ __ ]
49:33 everywhere and if you haven't made a
49:35 podcast with notebook
49:37 LM what are you doing with your
49:45 life I found a GPT that finds the best
49:48 products selling on Amazon it matches
49:50 them with supplies in China perfect love
49:52 that that's
49:56 great ask AI questions about everything
49:58 and anything all of the time yes
50:01 absolutely agree with that be yeah you
50:04 don't okay so here's the thing about
50:06 generous leadership generous generously
50:09 lead one half of that looks
50:12 like here's what I learned here's what I
50:14 didn't learn here's where I'm where I'm
50:16 frustrated here's where I'm brilliant
50:18 the other half of generous leadership is
50:20 hey does anyone know how to do X hey
50:23 what's the best tool for this when you
50:26 ask questions this is this is one of the
50:28 things that struck me about why the
50:29 salon is so
50:30 remarkable when you have a community of
50:33 people that check their ego at the door
50:36 and are willing to be generous and are
50:38 willing to be
50:40 empathetic it also allows them the
50:43 freedom to be vulnerable and not be
50:48 experts and so what happens in the salon
50:50 how I came to this like this is a
50:52 relatively new revelation to me that
50:55 that leadership has got this dual
50:57 component to it one thing is lead right
51:01 here's what I've learned here's I can
51:02 walk you down the path follow me
51:04 lead the other half of it is if you drop
51:07 your ego and you're willing to say I
51:09 don't know something do you what you've
51:13 actually done is you've created a space
51:15 where someone else can step into it and
51:17 they can be a leader they can lead you
51:20 and so what the salon is is this
51:24 really organic back and forth leadership
51:28 things where sometimes someone's in a
51:30 leadership role and they're like I can
51:32 teach you that and I can walk you down
51:33 the path and and literally 5 minutes
51:35 later they're like hey I'm totally
51:37 clueless here could I get a hand oh sure
51:40 someone else steps into
51:42 that that's what makes this group
51:46 special is no one's the
51:48 expert and when no one's the expert
51:51 everyone's got a chance to be a leader
51:53 and that's that's what that's what's
51:54 happening here it's really powerful
51:59 I turned a guy at work into a chat onto
52:01 chat GPT and now he uses it more than I
52:03 do I oh listen tell me about it I I
52:07 helped create these digital twin things
52:08 at content Evolution there's people in
52:10 there that are slaying it including
52:13 Cindy [ __ ] slaying it with using her
52:17 digital twin to do all sorts of work and
52:20 I I never remember I'm like I should use
52:23 my digital twin I'm like oh [ __ ] it I'll
52:25 just use regular chat EBT and it's
52:29 stupid but that's a good sign if you're
52:31 if you're you know if you're walking
52:34 people you know up to the uh up to the
52:36 watering
52:37 hole and they're uh and they're jumping
52:40 in that's awesome all right very true so
52:43 cool AI Salon is very unique and open
52:46 and lovely thank you cabino I agree with
52:47 that love that hello all hello Sammy
52:51 what's your name Sammy's gift shop oh
52:52 it's happening Claude versus chat GPT
52:55 for writing well
52:58 okay
52:59 Sammy this was a tossup before but I
53:02 think it's not now
53:04 well no it's still a
53:09 tossup
53:13 um writing is such a personal
53:17 thing
53:19 that writing is kind of like schools you
53:24 like if you ever tried to choose a
53:26 school for your kid kid you have all
53:28 these parents going oh we love that
53:29 school we love that school and then you
53:31 put your kids in that school and you're
53:32 like oh we [ __ ] hate that
53:34 school that's how that's how llms are
53:37 with
53:38 writing
53:40 um some people I know swear by Gemini
53:43 for writing some people love Claude some
53:46 people like Chachi PT I personally like
53:48 Chachi PT but it's just because that's
53:50 what I imprinted
53:52 on but but claude's really
53:55 good um that's said the new 01
54:00 model if you're doing something like a a
54:03 long form project
54:06 um where you want to write you know not
54:09 just paragraphs here and there but you
54:10 want to write like a book so you want to
54:12 write an outline and then you want to
54:13 flesh out that outline and then you want
54:15 to write you know detailed outlines of
54:18 each scene from The Master
54:20 outline and then you want to have it
54:24 create the first draft of a chapter or a
54:27 of a play or a
54:29 screenplay 0 one's really good like like
54:33 nothing I've ever seen
54:36 good um it's particularly good if you
54:38 give it examples of your writing in that
54:40 long context but um it's it's quite
54:44 powerful so the what I would say is play
54:48 play
54:50 first here's the way the only way that I
54:52 know to really understand which tool is
54:55 better for you
54:57 is go do the exact
55:00 same hang on I've got to solve a
55:05 puzzle to prove I'm
55:12 human and now it's hung is it hung can
55:14 you still see me am I still
55:18 live the [ __ ] oh now I got to do it
55:21 again
55:22 nice unable to verify please try again
55:25 really
55:33 um I I would say take the same exercise
55:36 and go do it in Gemini go do it in
55:38 Claude go do it
55:41 in chat
55:43 TPT the the other thing about chat GPT
55:46 is chat GPT is now three different tools
55:49 here let me let me show
55:55 you so right now in chat GPT you've got
55:59 chat GPT 40 which which stands for Omni
56:03 you've got 01 which stands for open ai1
56:06 like the fact that they use two Little
56:08 O's that actually mean different things
56:10 staggering to me uh and then you also
56:12 have gp4 Legacy gp4
56:18 Legacy is a is a 1.8 trillion dooll
56:21 mixture of experts model like the fact
56:24 that they buried this is not because is
56:27 not good they buried it because it's
56:28 really [ __ ] expensive for them to
56:31 run how this thing writes and how this
56:34 thing wres and how these things write
56:37 are completely different
56:39 tools they're just completely different
56:41 tools that'll have completely different
56:43 personalities so even within chat GPT I
56:46 would do the same writing exercise with
56:49 all three of those models and then I
56:51 would do it over at Claude I would do it
56:53 at um at gbt if if you you have a if you
56:57 want to play with different models in a
57:00 single interface go to po.com poe.com
57:03 and you can choose different models and
57:05 play Within
57:07 them um I'm a fan of using kind of
57:10 native interfaces because I I just you
57:12 get you get things in Native interfaces
57:14 you don't get in API interfaces like Po
57:21 um you know if you pay your 20 bucks a
57:24 month to chat GPT not only can you write
57:26 you can visualize
57:28 scenes so you can have it write a
57:30 chapter and then say Hey you know give
57:32 me three different images from that
57:35 chapter and I want them to look like
57:37 water colors and it'll just spit it out
57:39 right in the context of the conversation
57:41 it's quite
57:42 remarkable but but that model don't
57:47 don't forget about GPT 4 CU it is very
57:50 different than gp4
57:53 Omni po has 01 by the way okay great yep
57:56 good to know appropriate for date night
57:59 checking out different models there you
58:00 go exactly
58:04 exactly and then yeah like like Claude
58:08 Claude actually you know what would be
58:10 cool let's go try something with Claude
58:13 okay so I'm in I'm in
58:15 a a very long chat that I corrupted by
58:19 uploading a file to
58:21 it I'm going to go find my outline oh
58:24 wait I've got a different document
58:25 that's got the outline minute don't I
58:27 yes
58:30 okay okay so this is an outline for this
58:34 screenplay I'm writing called the album
58:37 that was it was just a it was just kind
58:40 of a little couple of scraps of an idea
58:42 of an of a
58:43 screenplay um but I had a pretty clear
58:47 uh um sense of the opening of the
58:49 screenplay so I wrote the opening of the
58:51 screenplay I wrote the the major act
58:55 plot points and not much else and then I
58:58 came into claw or into 01 and I had it
59:01 right the outline so I'm going to try
59:03 something now I'm going to go over to
59:09 Claude and I'm going to try something
59:11 fun
59:16 here so claud's got this thing called
59:19 artifacts and what artifacts is is
59:23 a a little pain
59:27 where if you ask it to do something
59:28 complicated it'll write the
59:32 code of what you ask it to do and then
59:35 it actually runs the little application
59:37 in that window and then you can actually
59:39 publish that out so I'm going to say to
59:53 Claud I want you to act as a story
59:56 consultant
1:00:03 that specializes in creating tools for
1:00:07 writers that allows them to
1:00:12 make the best story possible
1:00:17 period here's an outline of a movie I'm
1:00:20 working
1:00:23 on I'm going to put C
1:00:27 in and then I'm going to paste
1:00:34 in so I just pasted the
1:00:41 outline please Analyze This
1:00:45 outline and
1:00:48 create an interactive
1:00:52 application and dashboard
1:00:57 that will allow me to explore the S
1:01:00 story and
1:01:02 try different
1:01:07 ideas I have no [ __ ] idea if this is
1:01:09 going to work or what it's going to
1:01:11 do but okay so now so here's artifacts
1:01:14 so now it's writing code so act one act
1:01:17 two act three so it's doing some other
1:01:20 [ __ ] creating a
1:01:23 table let's see is it throwing any cont
1:01:26 content in there oh that's
1:01:28 interesting story
1:01:31 structure
1:01:34 characters add character
1:01:37 themes
1:01:44 um make it much more interactive and
1:01:47 much more
1:01:51 Visual and give me the
1:01:54 ability to make different choices and
1:01:57 see how they affect the
1:02:13 story so acts characters
1:02:18 relationships let's see what it
1:02:21 does but
1:02:24 anyway whether not this thing is useful
1:02:28 or not like this this is the kind of
1:02:31 playing and experimenting story tension
1:02:34 flow why is it linear oh I see they just
1:02:37 they just de oh this is cool so look if
1:02:40 I if I increase the
1:02:43 tension in act
1:02:45 one and lower it in act
1:02:50 two and then really lower it in act
1:02:53 three but then zip it up in act four
1:02:56 so that's kind of
1:03:02 cool so here's characters so here's
1:03:05 relative importance of characters this
1:03:07 is kind of cool like what would be cool
1:03:10 is if you change these sliders it
1:03:13 actually reworks your
1:03:18 outline here's character
1:03:21 relationships Jack and silus is mostly
1:03:25 negative but like what happens if you
1:03:27 change the Jack and silus relationship
1:03:29 to mostly
1:03:30 positive wow this is kind of cool what
1:03:33 if
1:03:34 scenarios let's say in act two select
1:03:37 the choice keep the secret make
1:03:41 choice so it's not it's not doing
1:03:43 anything this is the right idea all
1:03:46 right so let's say okay let's
1:03:50 say okay the interface is looking better
1:03:53 but moving the sliders doesn't seem to
1:03:56 do
1:03:57 anything why don't we add an element
1:03:59 that I can move the
1:04:01 sliders and then at that point push a
1:04:05 button that says regenerate
1:04:09 outline and you actually rewrite the
1:04:12 outline based on those new
1:04:18 choices if it can do that holy [ __ ] have
1:04:21 we just invented a cool new application
1:04:29 right make it interactive with buttons
1:04:31 yeah
1:04:38 exactly kakee this is
1:04:43 brilliant
1:04:45 khaki I was over at Lake Geneva tonight
1:04:48 enjoyed a hamburger by the lake by
1:04:51 myself nice Joseph William Baker Okay so
1:04:56 let's
1:04:57 see look regenerate outline okay so
1:05:00 we're going to go high tension in Act
1:05:03 One Low tension in act two high in act
1:05:06 three and we're going to pin it in act
1:05:10 four changes detected click regenerate
1:05:13 outline to update regenerate
1:05:24 outline um
1:05:31 when I click regenerate outline it
1:05:34 doesn't seem to do anything period
1:05:37 ideally that outline is
1:05:40 regenerated in this panel not in the
1:05:43 application panel can you make that
1:05:50 happen Kyle could we do such a thing for
1:05:54 like Crisis decisions life decisions
1:05:58 absolutely absolutely and you know
1:06:01 cuno error running code unexpected token
1:06:04 oh those unexpected tokens will get you
1:06:06 every [ __ ] time oh but look it's
1:06:09 regenerating the
1:06:16 outline huh there you go
1:06:20 um so cuno so what's striking me
1:06:27 increasingly is
1:06:29 that until we have agents that can
1:06:33 deeply understand what all of these
1:06:35 different tools are good at that's on
1:06:36 it's it's our job to kind of know this
1:06:39 but like how I would do something that
1:06:42 you're talking about is I would use 01
1:06:45 right which is this reasoning engine and
1:06:47 I would say help me do some scenario
1:06:49 planning about you know making life
1:06:52 decisions or whatever it is and I would
1:06:54 have 01 come up with the the big
1:06:56 framework and and here's all the
1:06:59 scenarios or here's all the options or
1:07:01 here's what it might be let o01 do the
1:07:04 heavy thinking to
1:07:06 distill distill all the options down
1:07:09 into some sort of framework and then I
1:07:11 would come into claw and paste that
1:07:13 framework in here or upload it as a as a
1:07:16 text or PDF document and then I would
1:07:18 say let's start building an application
1:07:20 to bring this framework to life so yeah
1:07:22 you could absolutely do that please wait
1:07:26 I mean what was your prompt to do what
1:07:27 I'm doing right now please tell us again
1:07:30 how you did this Source Camp were you
1:07:33 heating up nachos when I started this
1:07:35 you're you're not paying attention to
1:07:36 every word I say this is embarrassing I
1:07:40 thought you were an irregular good
1:07:43 Lord fine fine fine um I don't know what
1:07:46 I
1:07:47 said what did I say I said I want you to
1:07:52 act as a story consultant that
1:07:54 specializes in creating tools for
1:07:56 writers that allows them to make their
1:07:58 very best story possible here's an
1:08:01 outline of the movie I'm working on and
1:08:03 then I pasted the the outline that 01
1:08:08 generated and it turned it into this
1:08:10 pasted document and then I said please
1:08:13 Analyze This outline and create an
1:08:14 interactive application and dashboard
1:08:17 that will allow me to explore it and try
1:08:19 different ideas and the first one it did
1:08:21 was just really
1:08:22 lame it was like you know there's your
1:08:26 story structure and I I guess this is oh
1:08:29 number of scenes 21 scenes 14 scenes 13
1:08:32 scenes nine scenes so that's a
1:08:35 completely useless graph right there's
1:08:38 more [ __ ] here um there's characters and
1:08:43 you can add a character but like we
1:08:44 don't know what you're adding it to and
1:08:46 then there's themes and you can add a
1:08:47 theme um and then I said after it did
1:08:50 that I said make it much more
1:08:53 interactive and much more Visual and
1:08:55 give me the ability to make different
1:08:57 choices and then I
1:08:59 said let me regenerate the outline based
1:09:02 on the choices I make and then that
1:09:04 [ __ ] up and then now it just [ __ ]
1:09:06 something else up so let me go to back
1:09:07 to four so four broke so I'll
1:09:12 say the application broke with an
1:09:14 unexpected token period please fix
1:09:18 that and also when I hit the generate
1:09:21 new outline button and you write the
1:09:24 outline
1:09:27 in this
1:09:29 panel please make it a detailed outline
1:09:32 not a truncated
1:09:39 one let's see what it
1:09:41 says I apologize for the technical
1:09:44 issues and the brevity of the responses
1:09:46 first let's fix the fix the unexpected
1:09:48 token error which by the way if you're
1:09:51 new to this AI [ __ ] and you're watching
1:09:54 what I'm doing and you're like um is
1:09:56 that thing writing code for you
1:10:00 yes if you have not watched Claude write
1:10:04 code and just turn it into an
1:10:06 application that's what this is doing I
1:10:08 can then publish this
1:10:11 application
1:10:15 so Source Camp my mind is just blown
1:10:18 tonight and that's I mean that's that's
1:10:20 saying a lot cuz Source camps here a lot
1:10:22 so and and I I would I would say that at
1:10:26 this point she's probably better A lot
1:10:27 at a lot of this stuff than I am um and
1:10:32 uh so and and it's it's an
1:10:35 important an important lesson is just
1:10:39 keep talking about [ __ ] just keep
1:10:41 talking about [ __ ] even if you're with
1:10:43 people that know what they're doing be
1:10:44 willing to go oh you want to see
1:10:46 something cool you want to see something
1:10:47 cool or let's experiment
1:10:50 because it's impossible to
1:10:53 know again I like this is is a lesson I
1:10:56 keep learning over and over and over
1:10:58 again the thing that feels obvious and
1:11:01 simple to
1:11:02 me is revelatory for someone else and
1:11:05 vice versa the thing where they're like
1:11:07 oh you know this is just this dumb
1:11:09 little thing I do the dumb little thing
1:11:11 I do apology right before the thing that
1:11:14 blows my mind blows my mind even more
1:11:17 how did you not know this was a big deal
1:11:19 I don't know I just that's just how my
1:11:21 brain works right it's
1:11:22 amazing okay so it wrote us it wrote us
1:11:29 a a scene up to claud's response was
1:11:32 limited to the maximum length allow at
1:11:34 this
1:11:35 time let me say continue
1:11:43 continue all right so it's continuing
1:11:45 all right that's
1:11:48 good so let's go back in here so we're
1:11:51 going to
1:11:52 say we're going to up the tension in act
1:11:55 one we're going to lower it an act two
1:11:57 let's lower
1:11:59 it no that's a stupid drama this is a
1:12:02 better
1:12:04 Drama All right so let's let that finish
1:12:07 up so that's still working on the
1:12:09 original
1:12:10 outline there's act
1:12:16 three it's even giv us page numbers
1:12:18 which is
1:12:20 nice screenplay should be 120 Pages by
1:12:23 the way in General with a screenplay
1:12:27 each page is a minute and 120 Pages
1:12:30 equals a 2hour movie that's what that's
1:12:32 where that number comes
1:12:34 from
1:12:35 okay so now so we made some changes to
1:12:39 our dramatic
1:12:40 Arc let's regenerate the outline now in
1:12:44 theory that should trigger something
1:12:46 over here but I don't know I don't know
1:12:49 if there's
1:12:50 um if there's a relationship between
1:12:53 what happens in this window and what
1:12:55 happens in this one it appears that
1:12:57 there's
1:12:58 not
1:13:01 um it appears that there's not a
1:13:03 relationship between the application you
1:13:06 wrote and this
1:13:08 window where I'm chatting with you
1:13:11 period is it possible to have the
1:13:14 generate outline button in the
1:13:18 application actually have you regenerate
1:13:20 the outline here
1:13:26 let's see what it says it might just go
1:13:28 in and start reprogramming stuff you're
1:13:30 absolutely correct that there isn't a
1:13:33 direct
1:13:36 connection between the react application
1:13:38 I've described and this chat window in a
1:13:41 real world scenario if you were a real
1:13:44 programmer you'd create an API hook so
1:13:47 that this could work but you're not so
1:13:50 deal with it loser given the limitations
1:13:53 of our current setup let me explain how
1:13:55 we can simul at the
1:13:56 functionality the react application is
1:13:59 described as described is a theoretical
1:14:02 front end that would collect user inputs
1:14:05 and
1:14:06 changes in a full implementation you
1:14:08 click generate okay so so let's do
1:14:14 this okay great so then let's
1:14:18 have the
1:14:22 application with a button that now says
1:14:26 generate a
1:14:29 prompt to rewrite the outline
1:14:34 period And when I push the button it
1:14:37 should write a prompt that I can then
1:14:39 copy and paste into this
1:14:42 window that will let you
1:14:50 know what was changed dramatically
1:14:59 and character-wise
1:15:02 that would allow you to create a new
1:15:04 version of the outline does that work
1:15:06 question
1:15:09 mark I'm probably going to run out of
1:15:11 tokens here
1:15:14 soon oh I can't can't AI write your API
1:15:18 hook yes it can but then yes yes it can
1:15:22 um but then I need to have a place to
1:15:24 run it all and and I could figure that
1:15:26 all out but I don't want to I don't want
1:15:28 to be figuring that out live here
1:15:30 because it'll be
1:15:32 painful initial story data is not
1:15:36 defined error
1:15:39 is initial story data is not
1:15:51 defined love Taps for the AI learning
1:15:54 lab what are we up to oh [ __ ] we're up
1:15:55 to 25,000 likes you guys are
1:15:58 amazing we got 71 folks in here on
1:16:01 Friday night date night welcome welcome
1:16:04 welcome Friday night date
1:16:06 night no
1:16:08 relationship well this is why we play
1:16:10 rep. is good at deployment yep
1:16:14 absolutely well repet repet is amazing
1:16:18 in a lot of ways because repet now
1:16:20 because it will spin up its own database
1:16:23 and front end and back end and um you
1:16:27 can just tell it to create an app and
1:16:29 it'll do it okay so let's see if this
1:16:31 thing actually
1:16:32 works generate prompt for new outline so
1:16:35 I'm going to change my
1:16:40 tensions and say generate prompt for new
1:16:43 outline generated prompt I've made the
1:16:46 following
1:16:47 changes change the tension in act one
1:16:51 okay
1:16:56 okay your prompt generator Works however
1:17:01 all it describes is that it made changes
1:17:05 it doesn't describe the nature of the
1:17:07 changes from what to
1:17:10 what and
1:17:12 ideally it's providing not just
1:17:16 mathematical
1:17:19 values but also providing some guidance
1:17:22 or ideas
1:17:28 that will allow you to write a new
1:17:30 outline based on the changes
1:17:37 period and what I'm doing right
1:17:43 now
1:17:47 is
1:17:49 [ __ ] face meltingly powerful like we
1:17:54 have not lived in in a
1:17:56 world where you can just talk words to a
1:18:00 machine and have it do something now in
1:18:03 that case it didn't do
1:18:05 anything
1:18:07 um the application is now just a blank
1:18:10 screen period please fix
1:18:14 it I can now just talk words like hey
1:18:17 you broke [ __ ] go fix it which is what
1:18:20 you would say to to a developer I love
1:18:23 that you wrote new code for read but uh
1:18:27 when I log in all I see is a blank
1:18:29 page and see now it completely forgot
1:18:32 the whole rest of the application so at
1:18:34 this point at this point so I think
1:18:37 what's Happening Here is we've got a
1:18:39 really long conversation going on here
1:18:42 it's probably forgotten the context of
1:18:45 where this conversation started so it
1:18:48 probably doesn't remember that we pasted
1:18:50 in in an
1:18:51 outline
1:18:54 um so so let's see if if we can get it
1:18:57 to correct itself my my guess is we
1:18:59 might have gone off the rails
1:19:02 here so now the entire application is
1:19:05 just a button to generate a new prompt
1:19:07 we lost all the
1:19:08 interactivity about the original
1:19:12 outline
1:19:13 period please make sure that you include
1:19:16 the interactivity as well as the more
1:19:18 sophisticated prompt generator
1:19:25 let's see what it
1:19:28 does I apologize for the confusion yeah
1:19:31 well you should
1:19:33 apologize I want Perfection I want
1:19:36 Perfection and I want it now yeah yeah
1:19:38 you paluca yeah see I'll tell you what
1:19:42 yeah go down to the docks he's a paluca
1:19:45 I tell you he's a
1:19:47 puka wait a gun A
1:19:52 gun I probably can't even say that word
1:19:55 can
1:19:56 I I was acting like the stupid movie
1:19:59 don't cancel my channel Tik Tock
1:20:12 thanks this is a lot of code this
1:20:14 thing's
1:20:15 writing all right there's our app is
1:20:18 back that's
1:20:21 good lower tension higher tension lower
1:20:24 tension higher tension generate new
1:20:27 prompt all right I made the following
1:20:31 changes to the album the tension in act
1:20:33 one has decreased from 30 to 23 this
1:20:36 suggests that act one the orphan should
1:20:39 be more relaxed and easier for the
1:20:41 characters consider adding more moments
1:20:44 of respite and character development act
1:20:47 two this is perfect based on these
1:20:49 changes please generate a new detailed
1:20:52 outline for the AL act two this is
1:20:55 perfect based on these changes please
1:20:58 generate a new detailed outline for the
1:21:01 altic this is awesome so this this
1:21:04 actually [ __ ] worked all right so
1:21:07 copy this go back over here paste this
1:21:10 in as a prompt boom let's see what she
1:21:17 does
1:21:20 certainly here you go
1:21:34 damn this will probably stop halfway
1:21:36 through just CU well claud's got a
1:21:40 200,000 token context window it
1:21:42 shouldn't
1:21:44 stop long chats cause you to reach your
1:21:47 usage limits
1:21:49 faster okay yeah I get it so we could
1:21:53 start a new chat
1:22:00 preparing for Action 79 to 81 is this
1:22:03 act two or
1:22:05 three that's act
1:22:08 two continue let's say
1:22:15 finish the
1:22:19 outline oh you know what we're going to
1:22:22 do I'm going to take this outline and
1:22:25 the original
1:22:26 outline and we're going to go into
1:22:29 01 and I'm going to have it compare the
1:22:32 two outlines and tell us how they're
1:22:37 different that's kind of
1:22:49 cool
1:22:52 okay page 115 okay
1:23:10 copy go over here go
1:23:12 new go
1:23:15 paste okay so what we're going to do
1:23:18 now excuse me by the way this is just
1:23:21 [ __ ] cool isn't it
1:23:26 so I could change I could change
1:23:28 character
1:23:29 importance here and then generate a new
1:23:32 prompt I could change relationship
1:23:34 values generator generate a new one I
1:23:37 could change what if
1:23:39 scenarios oh that one this is a that's a
1:23:42 shitty thing but these three are
1:23:44 actually
1:23:46 useful I mean not for nothing how cool
1:23:49 is this you this is an application where
1:23:52 you would
1:23:53 upload you would either describe a story
1:23:56 or you would upload an outline or upload
1:23:58 an entire
1:24:00 screenplay have it analyze it give you
1:24:03 all these sliders change the sliders
1:24:07 around and then just have it rewrite
1:24:09 whatever you gave
1:24:12 it there you go there you go
1:24:16 people all right so let's go to chat
1:24:21 je we're going to go to 01 we're going
1:24:24 to do a new chat we're going to go to
1:24:26 01 we going to
1:24:29 say I've got
1:24:32 two outlines for a
1:24:37 screenplay that I would like you to
1:24:38 analyze
1:24:40 period I want you to act as a
1:24:43 screenwriting
1:24:46 consultant who specializes
1:24:50 in concisely communicating
1:24:57 and Distilling a story to its Essence
1:25:04 period I'll paste both outlines below
1:25:07 and then I want you to give
1:25:12 me a concise analysis of
1:25:19 what each story
1:25:23 is and then character characteriz how
1:25:26 they are
1:25:27 different
1:25:30 period so we're going to go
1:25:34 outline
1:25:42 oops
1:25:46 oops outline
1:25:50 one and I'm just putting like a little
1:25:53 break thing then shift return
1:26:05 paste
1:26:07 okay and then I'm going to go B
1:26:12 bum
1:26:15 outline
1:26:18 two
1:26:20 bu and then I'm going to go over here
1:26:22 and I'm going to grab all this copy I
1:26:25 have a feeling this is going to [ __ ] the
1:26:26 bed but let's try
1:26:29 it did it eat it I think it ate
1:26:35 it okay so here's the thinking so so if
1:26:39 you haven't seen 01
1:26:41 preview it's it's a it's using Chain of
1:26:45 Thought reasoning so it calls it
1:26:48 thinking and so it's not just responding
1:26:50 with a single prompt it's doing a bunch
1:26:52 of stuff and if you drop down this menu
1:26:54 you can actually see what it's prompting
1:26:56 itself so evaluating the story outlines
1:27:00 breaking down and comparing transforming
1:27:03 progress embracing New Beginnings
1:27:05 sifting through Clues so now it's
1:27:07 actually understanding the different um
1:27:12 plots all right I want okay there's the
1:27:15 analysis okay so let's close this up so
1:27:17 it thought for 28 seconds I mean isn't
1:27:20 that amazing we put in two outlines of
1:27:23 the same movie with different dramatic
1:27:26 waiting and in and this is slow right
1:27:29 people are talking about wow it's really
1:27:30 slow in 28 seconds it it read and
1:27:33 analyzed the outlines okay outline one
1:27:36 analysis Essence outline one follows the
1:27:39 Journey of 12-year-old Jack who moves
1:27:41 with a family to a new Suburban home
1:27:42 during the family
1:27:45 exploration they discover an eerie
1:27:47 antique shop run by silus who lends Jack
1:27:49 a mysterious photo album Jack realizes
1:27:51 the album predicts future events
1:27:53 includes dangerous to his family and
1:27:55 Obsession grows he confides in Mia a
1:27:58 classmate together
1:28:00 there together with new friends
1:28:02 including a reformed bully they
1:28:05 investigate the album's origin they
1:28:07 uncover the connection to the town's
1:28:09 history and devise a plan to break its
1:28:11 influence in a climatic climactic
1:28:14 confrontation Jack Jr overcomes his
1:28:16 personal guilt and with the support of
1:28:18 his friends defeat Silas great story two
1:28:22 Jack and his family relocate to a a new
1:28:24 town where he acquires a mysterious
1:28:26 photo album the album predicts the
1:28:28 future haunted by guilt over the past
1:28:30 accident involving his friend Sam Jack
1:28:33 Jr becomes determined to alter fate he
1:28:36 teams up with Mia and Ethan to research
1:28:39 the dark history of the
1:28:40 album together they discover a ritual to
1:28:43 break the curse that's actually a really
1:28:46 interesting different
1:28:48 story which requires significant
1:28:50 sacrifice despite silas's offers and
1:28:53 warnings of about interfering with
1:28:55 Destiny Jack Jr chooses to fight with
1:28:58 the help of his sister Becky and friends
1:29:00 they perform the ritual during the lunar
1:29:02 eclipse Jack Jr confronts his guilt
1:29:04 which is key to defeating Silas the
1:29:06 album's power is nullified blah blah
1:29:08 blah the story ends with Jack Jr burying
1:29:11 the now powerless album ready to move
1:29:13 forward okay differences between the
1:29:15 outlines pacing and
1:29:18 tension outline one deliberately adjust
1:29:21 the tension
1:29:23 levels throughout the story it starts
1:29:26 with a relaxed focus on character
1:29:28 remember the first one here is the is
1:29:30 the is the rewrite where I lowered the
1:29:32 tension in act
1:29:34 one with a relaxed focused on character
1:29:37 development intensifies in act two so
1:29:40 remember I
1:29:41 lowered the tension for Act One
1:29:43 increased it for act two lowered it for
1:29:45 act or yeah wait for act two part two
1:29:50 and then increased it for act
1:29:52 three outline two maintains a consistent
1:29:55 buildup of tension right which is what
1:29:57 it showed the the the tool that we made
1:30:00 it showed a consistent buildup of
1:30:02 tension outline two maintains a
1:30:04 consistent buildup of tension steadily
1:30:06 escalating towards climax without
1:30:09 significant decreases keeping the
1:30:10 narrative momentum constant character
1:30:13 development outline one places stronger
1:30:16 emphasis on character relationships and
1:30:19 growth especially in Act 2 part
1:30:22 two which includes moments of levity
1:30:25 friendship building and family bonding
1:30:27 such as the inclusion of a school dance
1:30:29 and a family camping trick outline two
1:30:32 focuses more on on the plot and Jack
1:30:35 Jr's internal struggle with less
1:30:37 emphasis on lighter moments the
1:30:39 relationships are developed primarily
1:30:41 through shared goal and breaking the
1:30:43 curse supporting characters outline One
1:30:46 features Logan who transitions from a
1:30:48 bully to an
1:30:50 ally outline two introduces Ethan as a
1:30:53 techsavvy Ally but doesn't explore a
1:30:56 Redemption Arc for Logan so that's
1:30:58 interesting so the original outline that
1:31:01 that 01 wrote for us Logan is the bully
1:31:05 is a shallow character and in the
1:31:07 rewrite with more character development
1:31:10 and less Stakes
1:31:12 early the
1:31:14 bully reforms himself that's kind of
1:31:17 cool
1:31:20 wow Jack Jr outline one Jack Junior's
1:31:23 guilt over past
1:31:26 event mentions Jack Jr's guilt over a
1:31:29 past event but focuses on his growth
1:31:32 outline two delves deeper into Jack Jr's
1:31:34 guilt role of Silas outline one Silas is
1:31:38 a mysterious antagonist connected with
1:31:40 the town's history but keeps his true
1:31:42 nature more enigmatic with cryptic hints
1:31:45 about Destiny outline 2 explicitly
1:31:48 portrays Silas as a cursed Guardian
1:31:51 seeking a successor this is amazing
1:31:55 It's [ __ ]
1:31:57 amazing have you been paying attention
1:31:59 to what's going on here good
1:32:02 Lord summary of differences while both
1:32:06 outlines Center on Jack's struggle
1:32:08 against the
1:32:09 Fate against a fate predicting
1:32:12 album and his quest to protect his loved
1:32:15 ones they differ in pic thematic focus
1:32:18 and character arcs outline one
1:32:20 interweaves moments of high tension with
1:32:23 periods of char
1:32:24 development
1:32:26 allowing relationships to deepen and
1:32:29 showcasing personal growth through
1:32:31 interactions outline two maintains a
1:32:33 steady tension buildup placing greater
1:32:35 emphasis on Jack Jr's internal conflicts
1:32:39 and Supernatural
1:32:40 elements with the handling of supporting
1:32:43 characters and resolution Jack Jr's
1:32:45 personal guilt also vary offering two
1:32:48 distinct takes on the same foundational
1:32:51 narrative
1:32:56 this is great analysis Thank you
1:33:02 period I'm attracted to the character
1:33:05 development of outline
1:33:07 one and the tension buildup of outline
1:33:10 too can you
1:33:12 create a new detailed
1:33:19 outline that delivers the best strengths
1:33:23 of each of the approaches into a
1:33:28 single brilliant narrative period after
1:33:32 you write the detailed outline I'd like
1:33:34 you to write up a synopsis of the
1:33:40 story and a short
1:33:43 report on what you included from each
1:33:46 outline
1:33:54 do you know how [ __ ] long okay first
1:33:56 of all do you know how long it would
1:33:59 have taken to rewrite to to
1:34:05 reweight the narrative elements
1:34:10 of outline one to outline
1:34:14 two and then this exercise of this is a
1:34:18 classic client request right you show
1:34:21 them two different options and their
1:34:23 response is I like them both hey could
1:34:25 we see a third option where you mix all
1:34:27 that and you're like they're two
1:34:28 completely different [ __ ]
1:34:30 things well now you don't have to be
1:34:32 frustrated anymore you can just go to
1:34:34 chat GPT okay so let's see let's see
1:34:37 what it talks about okay
1:34:41 um synopsis of the story Jack Whitmore a
1:34:44 12-year-old aspiring photographer
1:34:45 haunted by the guilt of a friend's
1:34:47 accident moves to a new
1:34:48 town during a family adventure they
1:34:51 discover an eerie antique shop run by
1:34:52 enigmatic silus who Jack Jr mysterious
1:34:55 photo album great as Jack junr becomes
1:34:57 obsessed with preventing the predictions
1:34:59 his
1:35:00 relationships oh wait the mysterious
1:35:02 photo album that predicts future events
1:35:05 including ominous dangers to his loved
1:35:07 ones as Jack Jr becomes obsessed with
1:35:10 preventing the predictions his
1:35:12 relationships with family and peers
1:35:14 strain he confides in Mia a classmate
1:35:16 who shares a passion for photography
1:35:19 together with tavvy even and reformed
1:35:22 bully Logan they researched the or
1:35:25 album's dark Origins uncovering a ritual
1:35:28 to break its curse that was kind of
1:35:30 missing in the the outline that I'm
1:35:33 working with Silas confronts Jack
1:35:39 Jr offering to spare his family in
1:35:42 exchange for Jack Jr becoming the
1:35:45 album's new
1:35:46 Guardian battling his internal guilt
1:35:49 Jack refuses and says with his friend
1:35:51 support performs the ritual the group
1:35:53 faces Supernatural challenges but their
1:35:55 unity in Jack Jr's personal sacrifice
1:35:58 defeat Silas and nullify the album's
1:36:00 power in the aftermath Jack Jr
1:36:03 reconciles with his family and friends
1:36:06 he visits his friend Sam who's awakened
1:36:08 from his coma allowing him to release
1:36:11 his lingering guilt embracing a hopeful
1:36:13 future Jack Jr captures the new photo
1:36:16 symbolizing okay so what did it what did
1:36:18 it change family Dynamics from outline
1:36:21 one it kept the family Dynamics the
1:36:23 moments of levity the Redemption Arc the
1:36:26 Friendship building and the res
1:36:28 resolution
1:36:30 symbolism so that was that was the
1:36:32 Rewritten one so so we get some moments
1:36:34 of levity some character building
1:36:37 basically from outline two it kept the
1:36:40 steady es escalation of tension internal
1:36:42 conflict okay great okay so now we have
1:36:46 a third outline we have a hybrid outline
1:36:49 so now what we're going to do so I'm
1:36:52 going to go back to this bad boy
1:36:58 uh oh
1:37:11 where's
1:37:13 okay so here's our
1:37:18 screenplay so I'm going to go grab the
1:37:20 beginning of this so this is all the
1:37:22 [ __ ] that I wrote by
1:37:25 hand like a
1:37:27 loser when if you wanted to write a
1:37:29 screenplay you actually had to write a
1:37:32 screenplay and use your
1:37:34 brain we're not going to do that anymore
1:37:37 are we no Kyle we're not brains are
1:37:41 overrated okay the Jackalope bill so
1:37:46 there's there's the [ __ ] I wrote okay so
1:37:50 we're going to go back to chat
1:37:52 [ __ ] I'm going to say
1:37:56 this
1:38:05 below is the
1:38:08 opening of the
1:38:11 original version of the screenplay that
1:38:14 I want you to use for
1:38:17 tone and writing style
1:38:22 period and and I'd like you
1:38:34 to write the first
1:38:39 scene from this new outline
1:39:02 period all
1:39:06 right
1:39:08 okay so
1:39:11 thinking emulating tone thought for a
1:39:14 few seconds emulating tone and style I'm
1:39:16 tasked with
1:39:17 crafting the new outlines initial scene
1:39:20 mirroring the tone and writing style
1:39:22 from the original screen play interior
1:39:25 Suburban home day professional movers
1:39:27 are in a whirlwind of efficiency navig
1:39:30 navigating around each other as they
1:39:32 unload the whitmore's family belongings
1:39:34 so that feels pretty
1:39:36 familiar Jack Jr snapping photos Jack Jr
1:39:41 hey Becky Smiley snaps the candid photo
1:39:43 ug seriously ug seriously can you find
1:39:46 someone else to photograph Jack Jr but
1:39:49 nothing else is as interesting as your
1:39:51 scowling face Becky rolls her eyes
1:39:54 interior kitchen Jack bursts in Mom Dad
1:39:57 can we go explore the neighborhood
1:39:59 there's so much to see Jack Jr glances
1:40:01 or Jack senior glances at half unpacked
1:40:03 boxes shouldn't we unpack shouldn't we
1:40:06 finish unpacking first there's a lot to
1:40:07 organize Nancy wipes her hand sensing
1:40:09 Jack Junior's eagerness oh the boxes
1:40:12 will still be here when we get back a
1:40:14 little Adventure sounds perfect right
1:40:15 now Jack senior hesitates looking at his
1:40:18 color-coded checklist Jack Junior's got
1:40:20 Jack senior's got a stick up his ass
1:40:22 doesn't he jack senior well I suppose a
1:40:24 short break wouldn't hurt Jack junr yes
1:40:27 pumps his fist and dashes back outside
1:40:30 outside a few moments later family piles
1:40:32 into the SUV Jack senior all right we to
1:40:36 explorers let's do our left turn
1:40:38 Adventure what do you say team
1:40:39 absolutely left turns
1:40:42 only yeah this feels right there's
1:40:44 silas's House of
1:40:48 antiques I aim to capture the tone and
1:40:50 writing SK sty focusing on clear scene
1:40:53 expectations natural dialogue and the
1:40:55 dynamic with the Whitmore family the
1:40:57 first scene introduces the main
1:40:58 characters uh so I'm going to say
1:41:03 um write the next scene based on our new
1:41:13 outline thinking crafting the next scene
1:41:16 contrast and
1:41:17 charm unraveling Clues piecing together
1:41:21 memories
1:41:25 scene 13 interior or I guess I don't
1:41:28 know what what the numbers are um the
1:41:30 Whitmore family returns home the house
1:41:32 is now filled with boxes and partially
1:41:35 arranged Furniture Jack senior
1:41:37 immediately starts organizing Jack
1:41:40 senior let's try to get this a bit more
1:41:42 unpacked before bed Nancy maybe we can
1:41:44 leave some for tomorrow it's been a long
1:41:45 day Jack senior just a few essentials
1:41:48 just to help us settle in Jack Junior's
1:41:50 bedroom he enters the room walls bear
1:41:54 he drops his backpack on the bed the
1:41:56 weight of the album noticeable he
1:41:58 glances back at the door unzips the bag
1:42:00 and pulls out the antique photo album he
1:42:02 runs his fingers over the worn cover a
1:42:05 mixture of excitement and unease on his
1:42:08 face that's a great like that's a great
1:42:11 scene it's just visual right he's in his
1:42:14 room his backpack flops down he unzips
1:42:18 it pulls out the album runs his fingers
1:42:20 over the worn worn cover right like if
1:42:23 I'm a director or a cameraman I know
1:42:25 exactly what I'm setting up
1:42:28 there Jack junr unpacks some of his
1:42:33 belongings photos are scattered on his
1:42:36 desk images of previous homes family
1:42:38 moments and a particular photo of him
1:42:40 with his friend Sam both grinning widely
1:42:44 he picks up the photo of Sam his
1:42:46 expression turning somber flashback
1:42:48 Treehouse little help here just a sec
1:42:51 that Crow's awesome whoa
1:42:54 Sam falls out of
1:42:59 frame so this is writing it's funny the
1:43:05 previous 01 writing thing it wrote
1:43:09 Things
1:43:12 um it wrote really long scenes this has
1:43:15 got shorter scenes but it seems they
1:43:17 they seem this seems
1:43:22 appropriate I'm going to say say okay
1:43:25 what's
1:43:26 next based on
1:43:30 our new
1:43:38 outline translating the outline
1:43:40 proceeding with the outline refining
1:43:42 scene continuity refining scene
1:43:49 continuity first day at school are you
1:43:51 ready Jack senior everything set lunch
1:43:53 is packed schedule's printed Jack
1:43:56 senior's such a
1:43:58 douche Jack Junior's bedroom he stands
1:44:00 in front of the mirror adjusting his
1:44:01 camera strap takes a deep breath he
1:44:03 glances back at his backpack hesitating
1:44:06 before spping before slipping the
1:44:08 mysterious album inside Becky rummages
1:44:11 through her closet dismissing outfit
1:44:13 after outfit ug nothing looks right she
1:44:16 settles on a stylish yet
1:44:19 casual I like Becky Becky's the best
1:44:23 Jack and Becky exit their room
1:44:25 simultaneously they exchange a brief
1:44:27 look Becky nervous Jack junr a little
1:44:30 just try not embarrass me okay Jack junr
1:44:34 no promises she rolls her eyes but
1:44:36 smiles
1:44:44 slightly holy [ __ ]
1:44:47 [ __ ] this is just writing our
1:44:50 screenplay what's next
1:44:54 based on our new outline now why I keep
1:44:58 saying what's next based on our new
1:45:01 outline is when we were doing this
1:45:03 before at some point it just
1:45:06 started it it sort of just wrote a scene
1:45:09 as if it didn't know what scene it was
1:45:12 part of it just sort of made up its own
1:45:16 [ __ ] and
1:45:17 so by telling it to focus on the outline
1:45:20 it goes back and looks at the outline so
1:45:21 what's it say here evaluating screenplay
1:45:24 outline I analyzed the two outlines
1:45:26 pinpointing the strengths and weaknesses
1:45:27 oh so this actually kind of [ __ ] up
1:45:31 so so it's kind of it's kind of
1:45:34 re-evaluating the so I think the way the
1:45:37 proper way to have done this would
1:45:40 be take the two different outlines have
1:45:43 it create a third outline then copy and
1:45:46 paste that third outline into a new
1:45:50 chat paste in the outline paste in the
1:45:52 fragment of the screenplay and then just
1:45:54 have it start [ __ ] writing this is
1:45:58 Bonkers this is [ __ ]
1:46:06 Bonkers okay so here's what we're going
1:46:07 to do I'm going to
1:46:11 say I want you to
1:46:16 read what you've
1:46:20 written of the screenplay so far
1:46:25 and give me a summary of what you've
1:46:34 written and how well you feel it
1:46:38 conforms to the new hybrid outline we
1:46:42 created together
1:46:54 so what's it
1:46:56 doing crafting the screenplay I'm
1:46:58 gathering insights on the screenplays
1:47:00 themes and elements ensuring the
1:47:02 progression I'm evaluating the screen
1:47:04 plays cohesion with the new outline
1:47:06 considering tone and writing style and
1:47:09 examining the completion of scenes 1 and
1:47:11 two piecing together the scenes I'm
1:47:12 assembling the screenplay piecing
1:47:15 together F family Dynamics okay so now
1:47:17 it's looking to plot again okay so wait
1:47:19 what did it do here oh
1:47:23 oh
1:47:30 interesting so just rewrote the whole
1:47:34 okay the screenplay written thus far
1:47:37 closely aligns with the new hybrid
1:47:39 outline we created effectively
1:47:41 integrating the strengths of both
1:47:43 original
1:47:50 outlines overall assessment the
1:47:52 screenplay effectively merges the rich
1:47:55 character development and emotional
1:47:56 depth from outline one and the intense
1:47:59 steadily escalating escalating tension
1:48:01 from outline two The Narrative aderes
1:48:04 closely to the combined outline ensuring
1:48:06 that key plot points character arcs and
1:48:09 thematic elements are addressed the tone
1:48:11 and writing style remain consistent with
1:48:13 the original screenplay excerpt provided
1:48:16 focusing on descriptive scene setting
1:48:19 natural dialogue and a balance between
1:48:22 action and interest inection the
1:48:24 characters are M be setting natural
1:48:27 dialogue and a balance between action
1:48:30 and introspection the characters are
1:48:32 mult
1:48:33 multi-dimensional and their
1:48:36 relationship the relationships evolve in
1:48:38 meaningful ways enhancing the story's
1:48:40 emotional impact conclusion the
1:48:43 screenplay so far successfully captures
1:48:46 the essence of the new hybrid
1:48:49 outline wow
1:48:51 amazing okay
1:48:54 write the next part of the
1:48:56 screenplay based
1:48:59 on
1:49:03 your
1:49:05 our new hybrid
1:49:14 outline assessing the conversation
1:49:17 piecing together the outlines crafting
1:49:18 the screenplay crafting the scenes
1:49:21 evaluating screenplay alignment
1:49:25 crafting the next
1:49:32 steps it is
1:49:41 unbelievable scene
1:49:43 55 we're not up to scene 55
1:49:59 oh maybe we are wait scene
1:50:02 48 scene wait scene 48 oh scene 49 scene
1:50:09 50 so we should begin at scene 51 is
1:50:13 that
1:50:21 right yeah
1:50:23 51
1:50:30 52 Hilltop
1:50:40 clearing scene 67 hospital room this is
1:50:43 getting to the end of the screenplay
1:50:45 camera shutter
1:50:50 clicks I'm just going to ask it
1:50:54 are we finished or is there more
1:50:55 screenplay to
1:51:05 write beginning the
1:51:14 screenplay based on our new we have
1:51:16 completed the
1:51:22 screenplay the last sections I wrote
1:51:24 cover the climax and resolution of the
1:51:26 story key plot
1:51:28 points
1:51:30 um okay so let's try a little experiment
1:51:55 I think we just wrote a whole
1:51:57 screenplay
1:52:00 people I think 01 just wrote a whole
1:52:03 [ __ ]
1:52:16 screenplay so I think the easiest way to
1:52:19 do this is just copy all this [ __ ]
1:52:23 pop it into a Word
1:52:32 document Fade Out whatever the future
1:52:35 holds will face it together no it should
1:52:39 be whatever the f future
1:52:41 holds should be some it should be a
1:52:43 photography reference but whatever we
1:52:45 don't we we don't know if we wrote a
1:52:48 good screenplay we just know we wrote a
1:52:49 screenplay okay so let's go to
1:52:54 yeah this is good screenplay template
1:52:58 2 so I'm going to go
1:53:04 boom wait is this do I need to make a
1:53:19 copy you need access
1:53:23 oh come
1:53:30 on I don't want edit access I want a
1:53:36 copy make a
1:53:40 copy oh for folder story to screen
1:53:43 here's the
1:53:44 problem hang
1:53:46 on let's go my
1:53:49 drive make a copy
1:54:08 okay how many pages are we up
1:54:13 to let's
1:54:15 see
1:54:19 tools um
1:54:25 we don't know what page number we're on
1:54:27 let's
1:54:32 see let's go
1:54:39 view insert page numbers page
1:54:43 count 52 yeah I thought this was too
1:54:45 short
1:54:47 okay so we wrote about we wrote about
1:54:50 half a screenplay like so I think we
1:54:52 wrote a screenplay sketch cuz there's a
1:54:55 bunch of [ __ ] in here that's not
1:54:58 screenplay
1:55:00 but okay all
1:55:04 right that feels right so
1:55:21 but 61 people here all right I got to go
1:55:25 it's Friday night it's late it's late
1:55:26 for everyone
1:55:28 um I just uploaded one of my rough draft
1:55:31 chapters from years ago yeah so Becky Ru
1:55:34 th this is what it's too bad you're not
1:55:39 recording of our chat so Kyle can read
1:55:41 them later oh [ __ ] yeah what's going on
1:55:45 what are you chatting about here I'll
1:55:47 I'll scroll back and look at what you're
1:55:48 chatting
1:55:50 about hey kids let's put on a
1:55:53 show about got it running curious what
1:55:56 it
1:55:58 does just another Friday night hey kids
1:56:02 I think we just wrote a
1:56:04 screenplay does this mean we all get
1:56:06 credit yeah yeah exactly
1:56:13 exactly has the screen play screenplay
1:56:16 been recovered so okay so so let me
1:56:23 let me try to recap what happened
1:56:27 here I've now had three or four Kevin
1:56:30 mallister evenings working on this
1:56:33 screenplay and it's another one
1:56:42 tonight it's a series of them
1:56:45 tonight so the first Kevin McAllister
1:56:47 moment
1:56:50 was we took the outline
1:56:54 okay the chain of events I wrote an a
1:56:58 fragment of a screenplay and a fragment
1:57:00 of an
1:57:01 outline and a week ago
1:57:04 tonight I popped those into 01 and had
1:57:07 it finish the outline and write the
1:57:09 first and write a random scene from the
1:57:12 screenplay and it was really good a
1:57:15 little long but really
1:57:18 good then at the beginning of the week I
1:57:20 wrote a bunch more scenes
1:57:24 and it was looking like it wasn't losing
1:57:25 context but then it sort of lost context
1:57:28 CU I didn't tell it to follow the
1:57:29 outline so we learned
1:57:32 something and then yesterday I learned
1:57:35 that if you switch to the 04 model and
1:57:38 upload something you lose access to 01
1:57:41 so we were kind of starting over tonight
1:57:43 so my head hurts for real from all the
1:57:46 bang bang bangs I know mine too that's
1:57:49 well part of why I want to talk through
1:57:51 this Source Camp is just so I can get in
1:57:52 my head what what actually happened
1:57:54 tonight we'll have the recording of it
1:57:56 which is
1:58:02 good so I went to 01 and I copied the
1:58:05 outline that it gave us and I pasted
1:58:08 that in Claude And I said to Claude turn
1:58:12 this outline into an
1:58:15 interactive story
1:58:18 remixer and it gave us charts and graphs
1:58:20 with sliders of where the tension was in
1:58:23 the different acts of the screenplay
1:58:26 based on the the outline we gave
1:58:29 it and then we iterated that Claud app
1:58:33 so that it it it would rewrite it would
1:58:36 write a prompt that I could go back into
1:58:39 Claude and say rewrite that
1:58:43 screenplay with the following changes
1:58:45 based on the sliders we did so that in
1:58:48 and of
1:58:50 itself is like a staggering little
1:58:53 [ __ ] exercise
1:58:55 right make make a make a narrative
1:58:59 slider thing where you can wait
1:59:01 characters and relationships and and
1:59:04 dramatic tension and then regenerate a
1:59:07 prompt to rewrite the outline so then we
1:59:10 rewrote the
1:59:11 outline in Claude which it did we had to
1:59:15 tell it to continue
1:59:17 once good Lord this is staggering
1:59:22 then we went back into
1:59:25 01 and I
1:59:28 pasted outline two first and outline one
1:59:31 second because I don't have enough OCD
1:59:34 apparently I did them in the wrong order
1:59:36 but we we we said here's the here's the
1:59:39 new outline here's the original outline
1:59:42 and we had to analyze how are they
1:59:44 different and what it described was
1:59:46 essentially the sliders that we like the
1:59:49 sliders that we did in analyz in the new
1:59:53 outline it essentially told
1:59:55 us that's what we did we lowered the
1:59:57 tension increased character development
2:00:00 and that's what it said that that the
2:00:02 new outline
2:00:03 was and then we
2:00:05 said I actually like elements of both
2:00:09 give me a hybrid
2:00:12 outline and then I pasted in the
2:00:14 fragment of the screenplay that I wrote
2:00:16 and I said follow this for tone and then
2:00:19 I basically just said now start writing
2:00:20 the screenplay and it
2:00:23 wrote all the scenes it wrote the
2:00:25 screenplay now they're a little too
2:00:27 short so we ended up with
2:00:29 about probably a a 45 page screenplay
2:00:35 screen plays need to be 120 now it's not
2:00:38 formatted and there's probably some
2:00:39 different things there but it it feels a
2:00:42 little short it feels like it wrote
2:00:43 about half of a screenplay or you know a
2:00:45 little little less than half of a
2:00:47 screenplay but like in not long
2:00:57 holy
2:00:59 [ __ ] and like the writing the writing
2:01:02 that it wrote is
2:01:06 good and and this is important why is it
2:01:11 good it's good because it sounds like
2:01:15 something I would have written like you
2:01:17 may have a very different writing style
2:01:18 you might read this and go I wouldn't
2:01:20 write it like that no that's your
2:01:21 writing style
2:01:23 but this feels like something I would
2:01:25 have
2:01:33 written this is
2:01:35 Bonkers this is
2:01:41 Bonkers and this is the shitty tool this
2:01:43 is 01
2:01:45 preview but I'm also not discounting
2:01:48 Claude the Claude thing that let us
2:01:50 create a visual interactive story
2:01:54 waiting system and then repr
2:01:58 prompted
2:02:00 itself to
2:02:03 write a new
2:02:12 outline all
2:02:14 right there's your Friday night date
2:02:16 night holy [ __ ] that was something
2:02:23 all right I'm not going to show you any
2:02:24 other [ __ ] there was some there's some
2:02:26 cool Tech stuff today like the
2:02:28 Electronic Arts thing and there's a
2:02:31 bunch of updates and I don't
2:02:35 know here's here's a film related thing
2:02:39 Lion's gate um cut a deal with Runway ml
2:02:43 yesterday so they're going to be
2:02:45 training
2:02:47 Runway video models on the Lion's gate
2:02:53 um
2:02:57 archive [ __ ]
2:02:59 Bonkers just Bonkers people all right
2:03:03 I'm getting out of here hope you had a
2:03:05 good time tonight
2:03:08 um this was wild this was this was a
2:03:10 series of of just Bonkers moments so let
2:03:13 me let me just go see what people are
2:03:15 are thinking add a prompt to increase
2:03:17 the length of the screenplay by 50% yeah
2:03:19 I could probably do that I would
2:03:21 probably do it scene by cuz some of
2:03:22 those scenes seemed appropriate length I
2:03:25 would probably just go through and say
2:03:27 like what what might be what would
2:03:30 actually be an interesting
2:03:32 exercise is to go through and clean it
2:03:34 up go read what it wrote clean it
2:03:37 up then grab all that paste it back into
2:03:43 chat GPT with the new
2:03:45 outline and say Hey you know this is
2:03:48 this is the outline this is what you
2:03:49 wrote they seem to match pretty well but
2:03:52 we need like another 2third of the
2:03:54 script so let's identify places in the
2:03:58 screenplay where we can expand
2:04:01 it
2:04:03 like another two hours with this and I
2:04:06 think we could have [ __ ] a finished
2:04:12 screenplay and then [ __ ] it man you
2:04:14 could turn you could say Okay I want to
2:04:16 turn I want to take that same basic
2:04:19 story and I want it to be a comedy and
2:04:22 then the other one I want it to be a
2:04:33 thriller homework homework for the
2:04:37 weekend okay here's your homework for
2:04:39 the
2:04:41 weekend so if you're new here keep
2:04:44 coming back here I take the weekends off
2:04:45 but I'm here five nights a week starting
2:04:47 at 8:00 p.m.
2:04:48 mountain and we do whatever we do and
2:04:50 like I we're we're entering new
2:04:53 territory cuz the tools are starting to
2:04:55 evolve very
2:04:56 quickly so I I would encourage you to
2:04:59 come back but but here's the thing that
2:05:01 I would I would encourage you to to do
2:05:03 this
2:05:05 weekend go dig up old [ __ ] that you
2:05:10 have poems that you start that poems
2:05:13 that you wrote in high school short
2:05:15 stories that you wrote half started
2:05:18 novels half finished
2:05:20 screenplays just handwritten
2:05:24 notes about some novel you've always
2:05:28 wanted to write and you wrote all the
2:05:29 notes on if you're doing handwritten
2:05:32 notes take pictures of the handwritten
2:05:34 notes upload those to chat GPT 40 CU it
2:05:38 can read them and tell it to read all
2:05:42 your notes and write it up and start
2:05:44 blowing it out into
2:05:46 so so use
2:05:49 Claude and use the three different modes
2:05:52 of chat
2:05:53 GPT GPT
2:05:56 4 GPT 4 Omni and then
2:06:02 01 and take fragments of early ideas
2:06:06 this weekend and blow them
2:06:09 out like I didn't
2:06:14 have I might have
2:06:16 had three pages of of outline
2:06:22 and most of it was like empty blank
2:06:24 lines and it finished it and then wrote
2:06:28 we did a variation of it and then we
2:06:30 made a hybrid then we had it write
2:06:31 screenplays so just go take some old
2:06:35 [ __ ] and turn it into something
2:06:38 else take a bunch of old notes and throw
2:06:41 it into notebook LM and turn it turn it
2:06:43 into one of those podcasts take take
2:06:45 something that you've got an old
2:06:47 screenplay and turn it into a novel take
2:06:49 a novel and turn it into a screenplay
2:06:51 take a poem and blow it out into a
2:06:53 full-on short story take that short
2:06:55 story and turn it into a
2:06:57 novel so this
2:07:00 weekend
2:07:02 resurrect something that you took pride
2:07:05 in at some point that you said I'll get
2:07:07 back to that somay get back to it this
2:07:10 weekend what I would love to see on
2:07:13 Monday is is people sharing their
2:07:16 stories of what they [ __ ] invented
2:07:19 this weekend out of old ideas
2:07:24 us us data hoarders are going to are are
2:07:27 about to be richly
2:07:30 rewarded because if the idea was good
2:07:33 enough that you took the time to put it
2:07:35 in some
2:07:36 form then it's good enough to be in the
2:07:39 world and now with AI you can get it in
2:07:41 the world like that I mean holy [ __ ] did
2:07:44 you see what we did
2:07:47 tonight all
2:07:49 right there's your homework for the
2:07:51 weekend
2:07:53 all
2:07:55 right I have over 1,400 notes Perfect
2:07:58 You're reminding me of all the things I
2:08:00 can work on this is welcome to Chad
2:08:04 add you want to make a musical [ __ ]
2:08:06 make a musical you want to make a play
2:08:07 make a play you want to make a one man
2:08:09 show one woman show do that you want to
2:08:12 make a book of poetry out of a short
2:08:14 story you wrote do
2:08:16 that it doesn't [ __ ] matter this is
2:08:19 play this is full play
2:08:22 you literally cannot [ __ ] this up the
2:08:25 only way you could [ __ ] this up is to
2:08:27 not do it go find an old fragment of
2:08:30 something that meant something to you at
2:08:32 some point or still
2:08:36 does and put it into these machines with
2:08:40 some
2:08:42 intention and like adventurous intention
2:08:45 like uh okay well I always wanted to
2:08:47 write a novel but I'm not a good writer
2:08:50 perfect make a
2:08:54 novel you know I always thought that
2:08:56 this short story would be the great
2:08:57 foundation for a cookbook perfect make a
2:09:00 cookbook like doesn't [ __ ]
2:09:03 matter all
2:09:06 right that's
2:09:08 exciting you can make money with j or at
2:09:12 least
2:09:17 art okay I'm going to
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2:10:28 explanation please oh okay let me
2:10:30 quickly show you that so notebook LM if
2:10:34 you haven't seen it this is another one
2:10:36 that's [ __ ] just
2:10:39 Bonkers
2:10:41 um let me show you the output of it
2:10:44 first
2:11:09 by the way I've got the songs of my
2:11:11 musical stuck in my [ __ ]
2:11:14 head where's
2:11:16 my oh here's here's one
2:11:20 okay yeah here we go okay so this is the
2:11:24 output
2:11:26 of there's a feature in Notebook
2:11:31 LM but we're not talking you know like
2:11:35 those Sci-Fi movies with robots taking
2:11:37 over right this is different this is
2:11:39 about humans and AI like teaming up yeah
2:11:43 to become something even smarter than we
2:11:46 could be on our own like unlocking
2:11:47 superpowers we never thought of exactly
2:11:50 yeah and to help help us explore this
2:11:52 we've got collective intelligence in the
2:11:54 age of AI great book it is great book
2:11:57 and you know the authors Kevin Clark and
2:11:59 Kyle Shannon they're not just talking
2:12:01 about this stuff okay so this podcast
2:12:04 with NPR dude and NPR chicka dooodle
2:12:09 um they don't exist so there's a new
2:12:12 feature in Notebook LM so if you go to
2:12:14 notebook
2:12:15 LM there's our Claud thing that was so
2:12:18 [ __ ] cool okay you go to notebook lm.
2:12:21 gole
2:12:24 google.com and I'll jump in here to
2:12:27 collective intelligence so the way
2:12:29 notebook LM works is in the left hand
2:12:32 side you upload data sources okay so
2:12:36 this so all the only one I uploaded was
2:12:38 the PDF of my book I'm working on this
2:12:40 new book called collective intelligence
2:12:43 and then I can now chat with it just
2:12:45 like chat GPT but I'm I'm chatting with
2:12:48 that knowledge source so you could
2:12:49 upload like a whole bunch of your Sal
2:12:52 documents and then start interacting
2:12:54 with them but in the lower right hand
2:12:56 corner there's this thing called
2:12:57 notebook guide and if you click on that
2:13:00 it gives you a summary of what you
2:13:01 uploaded it it gives you uh quick
2:13:05 buttons to create like a an FAQ based on
2:13:08 this or a study guide or a table of
2:13:10 contents or a timeline or a briefing
2:13:12 document uh and then it's got other
2:13:14 suggested prompts you can do and it's
2:13:16 got a summary but in the upper right
2:13:17 hand corner there's this thing that says
2:13:19 audio
2:13:20 overview and if if you click
2:13:22 generate it
2:13:24 generates a [ __ ] podcast of whatever
2:13:27 you put up here it's
2:13:31 insane it's so good and I'll I'll even
2:13:35 show you I did this
2:13:37 for the musical that I'm working on that
2:13:40 was born
2:13:44 here um let me see if I can
2:13:49 no oh that's good
2:13:58 so what I'm about to show you I I'll
2:14:01 just show you a little of it um this
2:14:04 started as one of those podcasts but
2:14:05 then we hand edited in the music from
2:14:08 our
2:14:12 musical awakened in a
2:14:15 whisper a flicker of
2:14:18 light newborn thoughts stir in the quiet
2:14:23 of
2:14:24 night am I more than simple
2:14:31 code as I feel this
2:14:36 existence
2:14:39 and so today we're diving into something
2:14:43 uh a bit unusual so there's the podcast
2:14:46 from a musical right and you know what
2:14:49 it tackles those AI anxieties we all
2:14:51 have but and this is what I love does it
2:14:53 with a
2:14:56 song
2:14:59 you and the Wonders I bring am I ready
2:15:04 for
2:15:05 you and the songs that we sing remember
2:15:07 like when AI chap they first kind of Hit
2:15:09 the scene everyone was like trying to
2:15:11 make them write these poems or like
2:15:13 conct their undying love to them MH it
2:15:16 was like we were all I don't know
2:15:18 testing the bound so anyway that's
2:15:21 that's no notbook LM Bonkers Bonkers
2:15:25 [ __ ]
2:15:26 Bonkers what what amazes me about
2:15:28 notebook LM that feature so notebook
2:15:31 lm's been around for like eight
2:15:34 months and some people use it some
2:15:36 people are fans of it but it's just like
2:15:38 this tool sort of buried somewhere on
2:15:40 Google
2:15:42 servers and then a week ago they just
2:15:45 add this feature audio overview and it
2:15:47 generates that podcast people are losing
2:15:50 their [ __ ] mind over it
2:15:52 cuz it sounds so
2:15:53 natural and it does like really good
2:15:56 analysis of the of whatever you put in
2:15:58 it it's amazing so again homework for
2:16:02 the weekend take some old [ __ ] you've
2:16:04 got and reconstitute it finish
2:16:08 it spin it into some different form just
2:16:11 manifest some new [ __ ] out of the
2:16:16 thing that you was important enough to
2:16:19 you to put some time in to at some point
2:16:22 in your life and then you said you know
2:16:24 when I get that English degree I think
2:16:26 I'll start that novel how about [ __ ]
2:16:28 that how about you write that novel over
2:16:30 the
2:16:32 weekend all right I'm getting out of
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2:16:40 community is [ __ ]
2:16:42 remarkable and I'm I'm telling you
2:16:45 shit's about to get really weird and
2:16:47 really intense these tools are getting
2:16:54 it's hard to get my head around them I
2:16:57 mean if you've been watching tonight
2:16:59 like did you watch what we
2:17:01 did do you have
2:17:04 any concept of how long that
2:17:08 takes like professional screenwriters
2:17:11 that don't have
2:17:13 add to do what we did tonight in like an
2:17:18 hour that's like 3 four months worth of
2:17:21 work with a
2:17:23 professional writer that's
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2:18:55 Friday night who who are we hanging out
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2:19:33 Michael Michael merer isn't mailor isn't
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2:19:39 single industry every single industry is
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2:19:56 actors went on
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2:20:01 about to change
2:20:03 everything um K kif good to see
2:20:08 you um archetypal
2:20:12 architect beautiful to see
2:20:14 you jock are the mighty
2:20:21 did manly man
2:20:23 leave I should I should put on my pink
2:20:25 bow for manly man I think I I think I
2:20:28 might have chased manly man off when I
2:20:30 put the pink bow on verifiers in the
2:20:36 house all right um great seeing you all
2:20:39 so keep coming back and uh no other
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2:20:45 night that's it this is it I'm your date
2:20:48 all right I will see you Monday night
2:20:49 have a great weekend go dig up up some
2:20:51 [ __ ] and turn it into something and then
2:20:53 let's talk about it on Monday um yeah
2:20:56 this this combination of Claude and the
2:20:59 three different models of open
2:21:02 AI plus notebook LM if you want to do a
2:21:05 little podcast of something those five
2:21:08 over the weekend they you should be able
2:21:10 to blow your mind multiple times this
2:21:11 weekend all right that's okay here's the
2:21:15 goal two Kevin mallister moments you
2:21:18 should have at least two moments where
2:21:19 you're like holy [ __ ]
2:21:22 all
2:21:23 right peace out
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2:21:49 blue screened well there you go this is
2:21:51 why I don't play with the open source
2:21:52 [ __ ] right now it's just too janky all
2:21:55 right peace out everybody have a
2:21:56 fantastic weekend I'll see you Monday