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

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1. 0:09oh
2. 0:30hey what's with the rapping when I heard there was a
3. 0:53secret do you it goes like this the fourth the fifth M fall and a major lift B King composing
4. 1:08hallelujah hallelu hallelujah hallelujah
5. 1:23H good evening good people it says we have exactly zero people in here here so if you're in here you don't exist Tick Tock thinks nothing
6. 1:34of you like literally all right now there's 17 well your faith was strong but you needed proof you saw her bathing on the roof are you
7. 1:48singing for beauty and a moonlight over through you she tied you to the kitchen chair she smash your throne and cut your
8. 2:02head from your lips shrew hallelujah hallelujah hallelujah
9. 2:18hallelujah hallelujah
10. 2:35Satan wear suit and TI as he work at the dere Queen does it listen to rock and roll does it feed the mean singing Hallelujah
11. 2:49Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah what about Jesus didn't e or two yeah hang out with the
12. 3:04prostitutes have a drink or two power of example my mama said it and I heard she said 1 oz action beats a ton of words singing
13. 3:18Hallelujah mama said there would be Angels Hallelujah mama said there would be some
14. 3:52it is Friday night date night people welcome to the AI learning lab we're going to be learning about Labs or AI
15. 3:58something or nothing doesn't matter we're going to you're here happy date night did you make nachos why would you not make
16. 4:20nachos you know can't we just have nice things apparently air fryers are killing us they're blowing micr Plastics into our
17. 4:34food it used to be eggs were healthy and then eggs killed you and then eggs are healthy again and they changed the rules
18. 4:43and then they're like oh we got a thing all it does is blow hot air you're like great that's healthy no no you should be frying it in oil
19. 4:57again I would say microwaving a dry burrito is probably the way to go if you didn't make nachos or a Hot
20. 5:11Pocket I mean it is date night I'd say Splurge go for the hot POA pepperoni tonight is ti ti wait TI T and
21. 5:27working overnight wow Tai te that is a fancy date night and and then throwing in the working overnight that's that's
22. 5:37that's hot that is a hot date night I had pumpkin spice Oreos does that count Silver Fox I tried at at my
23. 5:46local 7-Eleven I don't go there often I I it was an emergency I had to go there for an emergency and they had um Coke
24. 5:55flavored Oreos which I'm like that sounds disgusting but I'm an experimentor you know I'm an innovator so so I thought Coke flavored
25. 6:10Oreos can't be as bad as AI right and uh Oreos and I I'll spare you the I I'll give you the details so you don't have
26. 6:22to um one half of the Oreo is like an Oreo and then there's it's not double stuff but it's not single stuff it's
27. 6:33like stuff and a half for the filling and then on the other side of the Oreo is this sort of red velvet cake colored
28. 6:42cookie with like the coke logo on it or two Coke bottles on it it's you know it's clever but it just looks wrong it
29. 6:49just you you look like something about what I'm about to stick in my mouth just doesn't look natural and it oh it's not
30. 6:58right this is red dye number 17 every day of the week this you can't I promise you it is not legal to sell those
31. 7:08cookies in Europe I promise you that okay so then you bite it and you're trying to figure out the flavors right cuz there's some chocolate
32. 7:18from the normal cookie part and then there's sort of this coke flavor from the top part but then you got the creamy
33. 7:25[ __ ] in the middle and it's like the creamy [ __ ] in the middle is like did I just add suar sugar to my already sugary
34. 7:31Coke and the answer is yes and then there's a weirdness and then there's a weirdness and here's the weirdness in the red cookie are teeny
35. 7:43tiny pop rocks so so you get these they're not like real pop rocks where though it's like big explosions everywhere but just
36. 7:54like little pieces little shards of Pop Rocks Escape into your gums and your mouth mouth cavity and so you have since
37. 8:02swallowed your cookie and little pop rocks are going off in your gums and it sort of tastes like carbonation cuz
38. 8:09that's what's in those things is carbon dioxide so I wouldn't if I were you but I mean they they are limited time
39. 8:26only you're welcome see you come to the learning lab for date night I hope you brought your date you come to the AI
40. 8:33learning lab for date night thinking you know he's going to Jump Right In he's going to he's going to do some singing
41. 8:39with the dog which you know you got that so check that one off the list and then you're like and and then we're going to
42. 8:45we're going to learn about artificial intelligence and machine learning I've got my notebook out I'm ready to go I've
43. 8:50got my voice recorder that that AI summarizes all the genius things he's going to say and then [ __ ] 15 minutes on coke flavored Oreos
44. 9:00welcome to Chad ad all right Source Camp popping popcorn for date night I approve very nice every time he plays those three chords I think
45. 9:12it's going to be Pink Floyd oh that's interesting
46. 9:28yeah yeah are very pink floydy aren't they they're um this is all Martin ston it's just g d e minor 7th and then C something c c something
47. 9:457th sit in this long little town wonder when things are going to change dream my life away seems these dreams if turn a bunch
48. 10:00D glasses get my nerve up I think he's lying about how often he visits 7-Eleven says Source Camp she
49. 10:13knows damn well I'm at 7-Eleven 3 days a week one of my favorite terms I ever learned we we um when I was doing
50. 10:24agency.com we did a big manager retreat and we did some case study some of the people on our board were Harvest Harvard Business School
51. 10:35professors and so they came in and they taught business case studies and one of the case studies that they taught was a Taco Bell case
52. 10:47study and I learned my favorite consumer term of all time and that term was hofo so a hofu is a high frequency fast
53. 11:02food user that is that is such a corporate America way to define fat slobs a Hu high frequency fast food user
54. 11:16which I think was defined as someone who eats at a fast food restaurant more than four times a week I think is what it was
55. 11:30and the conclusion of when they asked the hofo what they liked in their fast food restaurant restaurants the things
56. 11:37that were the most important to them did not include quality of the food oddly enough it was things like speed and
57. 11:45accuracy and temperature were more important than quality of the food which gave Taco Bell the green light to rip
58. 11:54all the kitchens out of their Taco Bells and turning turn them into assembly lines to make things more
59. 12:02accurate but then they could just truck in the food in Vats literally got an interview with Nvidia for senior deep learning performance
60. 12:14engineer position Pate that's [ __ ] awesome holy [ __ ] that would be a I I listen there are very few companies that
61. 12:23I'm like that would be one one to go to like that would be one to go to because even though they're completely
62. 12:31overblown valuation wise they're they're not like it's it's it's going to take other companies so long to catch up to
63. 12:42them and and Jensen is just a beast man he's just innovating up a storm he's got all the developer relations that that
64. 12:49would be super cool Pate I hope you get that that's uh let's give some let's do some tapy Taps for Pate a little love
65. 12:56for Pate on uh on that on that interview that would be amazing hey P if you get the job can you hook all of us regulars up with free
66. 13:04graphics card yeah exactly Pate that's really important get in there start doing some of your mathy math and then
67. 13:10like be like oh hey by the way I need like a couple of hundred of those h100s for some some Pals ofine and just you'd
68. 13:19be like hey Jensen um yeah no I'm loving the retreat this is great I'm like I'm meeting other mathy kind of people we're
69. 13:27doing math magic and then just say hey by the way could could you just swing like a small truckload of those things
70. 13:36over for the I'm I'm in this group called the salon and we have a tick like a small truckload of those things over
71. 13:43for the I'm I'm in this group called the salon and we have a Tik Tok Channel if we could just each get one that'd be
72. 13:49that'd be cool that'd be good I like that I think and I mean listen I don't want you to do it in your first week but I think week two why
73. 14:00not you're already there right I like it it's solid solid request but wait so actually I have a question so if I get an h100 graphics
74. 14:14card does that mean I have to get a [ __ ] PC cuz that's [ __ ] exhausting then I got to like get like Windows or
75. 14:22something never mind Pate I we we don't need I you know what I'm just going to let other people do it I'll just I'll
76. 14:30just I'll just rent my gpus in the cloud hey one thing I can teach you tonight is how not to use
77. 14:46um how not to use 01 preview I [ __ ] up you know the the screen play we've been working on for a while now for
78. 14:56days that chat is no longer I cannot switch back to 01 now in that chat and if you stick around I'll tell
79. 15:05you how I [ __ ] it up so you don't [ __ ] yours up this is why we play cuz if it were a real project I'd be pissed off right now but it's a
80. 15:17screenplay so does it really [ __ ] matter no do we need another screenplay no do we need another musical in the
81. 15:24world no do we need a musical about Ai and AI loves story yes that we need and I've got one oh it's good all right can you copy and paste
82. 15:39well that's that's what I'm thinking is well I don't know how much I can copy and paste I can't copy and paste all of
83. 15:45it but I don't think I need all of it but I think I don't know what I'm going to do quite honestly I I I'm exhausted I I don't know what to
84. 16:02do we only have the one and only Kyle yeah that's I'm I'm I'm the one of me I'm one of one I'm like that I'm like
85. 16:11that crazy nft you got you're like I can't believe I got this one and then now it's they're still worth
86. 16:21nothing I've got the most rare nft how much is it worth let me check 27 cents I only paid 14 e for
87. 16:35it how much is that in dollars oh we don't count Fiat we just count eth uh so it's still worth 14 eth okay all right
88. 16:56okay you know wly Direction what were your first words when you realized what happened with the chat where I couldn't
89. 17:11go back to um to 01 was like wait why is that gray out wait why can I oh [ __ ] I think that was pretty much it and
90. 17:24I don't know that that was internal dialogue I'm I'm pretty sure I was talking to myself in in my li in my non- library
91. 17:31voice can you go back and regenerate the previous response to be the wait to the mess up I don't I don't know did you lose
92. 17:42your screenplay text no it's all still there yes yes Joker Joker got it Joker wins the prize for how I [ __ ] things up
93. 18:18there's been something baby I've been trying to say for age and it seems I don't know how well Joker Joker knows these things
94. 18:29cuz Joker you know here's the thing about Joker a he's a joker it's right in his name he's always doing cups and
95. 18:39funnies but but Joker is always experimenting he's always building [ __ ] he's just building building building
96. 18:46building building playing playing playing playing playing
97. 19:06so one thing I would encourage you to do is while I'm just here [ __ ] around thinking about what I'm going to say writing my
98. 19:15script just be playing around be making images be making songs be doing things or like digital Gods be donating roses
99. 19:24to the cause thank you very much digital Gods very much appreciated by the way Lord digital Gods if we're to be more accurate about his
100. 19:33title um has done some saintly work in making sure that all of the AI learning Lab videos on YouTube have
101. 19:44descriptions he figured out some [ __ ] Master prompt that turns 2 and a half or three hour transcripts into a decent description and
102. 19:53chapters and he's been in there um updating all those so thank you for that that's [ __ ] amazing work and and
103. 20:02it benefits all of you because if you want to go like search the the AI learning lab YouTube channel um for
104. 20:11certain things I'm talking about it's actually all in there now so if you go to YouTube my channel there is ai ai wait AI learning laab
105. 20:27dtt I created GPT refresher by 01 after refresh wait I create a GPT refresher by 01 after refresh and create a link to promote it in
106. 20:41X I don't quite know what that means but sounds cool Lord digital God
107. 20:55M yes what Joker said is Joker you you you killed my punchline but Joker is absolutely correct so one of the things people on
108. 21:09Tik Tock and on X have been saying is hey one of the ways to use 01 is to switch back and forth between 40 and 01
109. 21:18and you're like oh that's cool and so you switch over to 40 and you can upload [ __ ] again the minute you upload
110. 21:25something you can't go back to 01 now not for nothing they've been working on this for two years they could have popped up a
111. 21:38modal on that one hey you know if you upload something right now it's going to hose you for the rest of this conversation you good with
112. 21:47that that wouldn't have been that tough should we let them switch back and forth between models yeah that sounds
113. 21:57good what about the the fact that there's different uh features in these two models that should be fine I don't
114. 22:03think anyone will do that I don't think anyone would like upload something after they were in 01 they know they can't
115. 22:08upload something in 01 just I put it out there I don't think we need we don't need user Centric logic we're we're a
116. 22:17research lab not a consumer consumer application company you know what I mean it's just let's launch it let's go here
117. 22:25you go people 6 months late but have fun with this it's it's what we're going to call it a preview what what calling a
118. 22:32preview does is as you [ __ ] up your work life uh you can't sue us it's just a preview it's it's not real technology I
119. 22:41don't know why you're doing actual work on it you what that you pay 20 bucks a month that that's just for the uh right
120. 22:50for access to the preview that's because you're getting early access to the pre that's why we're working it like that with the
121. 22:59put it out there and then let people figure it out and then we'll figure out what to build at some point maybe we get another couple of 10
122. 23:08billion so copy and paste don't do it the easy way by uploading the text exactly and and what I don't know is how
123. 23:16much can you copy and paste is this 01 yes yes manly man listen manly man listen I really like your handle manly
124. 23:27man I relate to it you know being a manly man myself chest is very hairy I'm beefy muscular you know dadbod kind of
125. 23:39man um I go into 01 and I'm like I don't need no stinking guard rails I'm going to I'm going to upload files I'm going
126. 23:47to switch models it's going to be fantastic cuz I'm a man I smell like a man I do smell like a man Mama do you think I'm
127. 24:05pretty what the heck guno I'm sorry I was triggered by someone with a handle called manly man I was feeling suddenly not manly so I had
128. 24:18to go in into manly mode oh my God I'm on the floor laughing right now you're welcome
129. 24:34oh my God Mama do you think I'm pretty you have nice hair I love it that your pink bow is always within reach you listen if you're
130. 24:49going to do this once you you have to be willing you have to be willing to go back I still don't know why how I'm
131. 24:57wearing this wrong is it should it like it should be higher is this it I don't do it
132. 25:12again we're going to lose audience I think it's Friday night you're watching an old man on Tik Tok I think I think
133. 25:22we've all got some answering to do you're committed to the bit I am listen this is one thing I've learned about
134. 25:33comedy when comedy is painful and awkward is when the person doing the comedy doesn't commit to it you can make
135. 25:42something not funny funny by committing to it and you can make something funny not funny by being a pansy oh man all right we'll get started
136. 25:57here in a minute and I I figure what we'll what I'll do tonight um we we can talk about some other stuff there's an
137. 26:06interesting video that was put out by Electronic Arts today and then I think um I think o October
138. 26:2110th is that right is open AI developer day so I think early October we're probably going to get the the next version of
139. 26:3101 which might include the ability to upload things so everything I'm going to teach you tonight about how to unfuck up
140. 26:39your [ __ ] up will be
141. 26:53irrelevant 10,000 words SW around my head 10 million more in books written beneath my bed and I wrote a red damn all when
142. 27:07searching in the swan still can't find how to hold my hand P I'm technically on vacation and this is how I spend it I'm so
143. 27:24sorry hey hey pay welcome back you know the the tensors the tensors are just not as efficient since you since you've been
144. 27:32gone uh hope you had a good vacation what what' you do on your vacation I don't want to talk about it oh my God I'm so
145. 27:54sorry I'm even in Denver right now oh wow are you really let me know if you want to grab a coffee or something question please with AI what
146. 28:09jobs will survive if work is getting done better and cheaper um than us um the short answer is I don't have a [ __ ] clue ocean
147. 28:21um I don't think it here's here's my here's my sense of the job thing I'll take off my guitar for this cuz I think this one's
148. 28:29important I've been think a lot about the job thing and unfortunately I don't think it's I don't think it's going to be
149. 28:38linear I don't think it's just going to be this job is over and and here's here's where my thinking is with
150. 28:47it every job is a series of tasks right and the task could be punch your time card you know get on the factory floor
151. 28:57turn the nut it could be show up at 9:00 shoot the [ __ ] at the water cooler pretend to do work until lunch right
152. 29:06could be could be like office space right do your TPS reports make sure you have the covers on them but it's some number of
153. 29:17tasks and the AI tools or agents or whatever the [ __ ] they're going to be called in the future are going to get
154. 29:26better and better and better at Tas and I I don't think it's going to be an even distribution so so if you've got a
155. 29:33job that's a single task essentially and that task gets automated then that job's gone but most jobs are not a single task
156. 29:42right most jobs are you got to do some thinky work you got to do some Hands-On work you got to do some administrative
157. 29:48work you got to do some networking and Learning and Development work so there's all these different tasks that make up a
158. 29:55job and so what I think is going to happen is that if you have a whole job you know some chunk of it is going to
159. 30:01get automated out and well there's still sort of 3/4 of a job there so that's you're probably still doing that and
160. 30:07then you fill this time with something else but if three of the four things get automated out and this is the only thing
161. 30:14left that you're doing well is it worth keeping you well maybe it is maybe it's not cuz maybe this is super valuable
162. 30:20work but maybe it's like oh that was all the work we did that doesn't really matter anyway these were the important
163. 30:26things then you might lose a job so so I think the I think the job disruption is going to look really weird like like
164. 30:34it's not going to be clean it's just going to be messy and weird and then by definition if your job description like on the piece of paper
165. 30:46you got hired and it said you have to do these four things for your job and then three of those are automated out you're
166. 30:52now holding a job description that's no longer accurate for that job and your employer may decide to keep
167. 30:59you and say well we still need project managers but how we Define what a project manager does is going to have to
168. 31:05be completely rethought so I think there's going to be like two three four five years of companies trying to figure
169. 31:14out what the [ __ ] people even do and then where's the value and then where do we need people doing this and
170. 31:22where do we not need people and who's doing the coordinating and who's doing the high level strategy who's doing the
171. 31:27CR critical thinking to get these machines to do what we want them to do who's doing the curation who's doing the
172. 31:33refinement cuz a lot of that a lot of that stuff is going to be new jobs but it might not be in your job
173. 31:40description so that's so so I think at a at a super generic level I think it's just going to be chaos for a
174. 31:47while um and it it will settle out but it's going to be a while um and I think a lot of companies like like that subtlety of parts of a
175. 31:58job get automated but parts of them are still there when do we keep a person when do we let them go I don't know
176. 32:09um the other thing that we can't really well we can so the definition of AGI artificial general intelligence
177. 32:22there's three or four definitions batting around but it's essentially AG is when these systems can do the jobs the the
178. 32:34economically valuable jobs that people do as good or better than them like all of their job and it really does appear that that
179. 32:48we're going to have AGI in 2025 so this is not 5 years away in the next year we're going to be be confronted
180. 32:58with holy [ __ ] that AI can do all of my job um and then I don't know what happens I think some companies will say Hey
181. 33:12listen the AI is doing all of the jobs we're making the same amount of money we could just pocket the difference and if we're if we're owned
182. 33:23by a PE firm we will absolutely just pocket the difference and if we're run by management that cares about the
183. 33:32people then we may say we're going to find other things for you to do we're we're either going to deliver a higher
184. 33:37level of customer service to our clients or we're going to um increase what we give people for the money they pay us or
185. 33:43whatever it might be David Shapiro has a YouTube post about post labor econom economy it's interesting yeah if you
186. 33:51want to yeah David Shapiro's got some really good thinking on this um David Shapiro I think he's Dave shap
187. 33:58D- a v s ha A P on YouTube um yeah go look at his post labor economics videos and his AGI videos quite frankly if you
188. 34:07want to learn more about AGI and what it is but the the fact of the matter is back to your question like what's going
189. 34:13to happen with jobs I don't [ __ ] know here's here's why this channel exists is while there's chaos right while everyone
190. 34:22is trying to figure out oh my God what do we do with this AI stuff what do we do with this AI stuff they're going to be
191. 34:29desperate for people that know what's going on with this AI stuff so one of the things that we talk about in this channel is play
192. 34:39first mindfully create and then generously lead we talk about it here and then it's it's kind of embedded in the values over
193. 34:50at the AI Salon which I'll talk about in a bit let me actually get my I got to get keynote up and running um play first mindfully create
194. 35:02generously lead what what is that that is what we've discovered is the journey to AI literacy so the play first part is just
195. 35:13learn just just play just go go play um all right that's doing it what he doing um
196. 35:29there's so many tools that are so good right now you can you just throw a dart you'll hit a tool it's going to be
197. 35:34fantastic and you're going be like oh my god I didn't even know that was possible there's the AI Salon if you want to
198. 35:39check out the salon go to the salon. A and click on join the community and go join the [ __ ] community and you'll see on the welcome
199. 35:50page the first thing you'll see there is play first mindfully create generously lead so play first is just play just
200. 35:56play with these tools um a lot of what I do on this channel is just stupid parlor tricks and stupid [ __ ] to just kind of
201. 36:03push the boundaries of these AI tools why cuz I want to figure out what can they actually do what can they not do
202. 36:10like the thing that I discovered about if you switch into gp4 mode and upload a file you [ __ ] up your whole chat one of
203. 36:18the things I was excited about about that long chat was having a long chat that didn't lose its context and now
204. 36:25I've got to go [ __ ] reinvent it like okay that was a thing I learned I learned a boundary there you can't do
205. 36:31that so that's play first mindfully create is then do something go build something solve a problem do something at work do
206. 36:40something at home make a kids book right like Brandon's books that he makes for his kids that has them laughing in stitches
207. 36:49and learning [ __ ] this isn't like an ABC letter Book of all different Tech terms about AI he did this in like four hours that's mindfully
208. 37:02create and then generously lead is [ __ ] talk about it tell people how you did that tell people what you you were doing when you
209. 37:13realized oh I could make a kids book and it could be this and I'm really passionate about that I think the dog just got kidnapped
210. 37:25um and what will happen is this so so when you're when I talk about generously leading it it might be in a community like the
211. 37:35salon where not only are you sharing here's a cool picture I made but here's the prompt that I used for it or here's
212. 37:41how I thought about it or here's the tool I used or here's a whole project I did that involved all these different
213. 37:46tools and I'm willing to talk about it or maybe I'll put on a you know I'll join a guild and and share what I
214. 37:52learned with a bunch of people in there or share it on LinkedIn I'm sharing [ __ ] on LinkedIn so much weird [ __ ] that
215. 38:00people are going do you still work at storyvine I'm the CEO of a company called storyvine yeah I do but I'm learning out loud with this
216. 38:09AI stuff because it's important to for me an important part of my learning is sharing what I'm learning so that I can
217. 38:20kind of anchor the concepts in my head but what ends up happening is when you share like that when you share public
218. 38:27what's working what's not working where you're frustrated where you're absolutely mind blown how amazing it is
219. 38:33is people start to recognize you as a leader in the AI space and if you're sitting there thinking like well I don't know anything
220. 38:42about AI I'm not a leader I I I I promise you this you're not nearly as far behind as you think and no one in
221. 38:50here from the people including myself that have been here from the beginning no one is as far ahead as they think
222. 38:57they are right we're all very behind this is we're at the very beginning of this this whatever this transformation is going to
223. 39:07be we're at the very beginning of it which is an amazing gift to be at the beginning of something like this in history um and so I
224. 39:19think the people that are learning out loud with AI like I'm trying AI I failed horribly at six different projects oh so
225. 39:29you know how to use AI uh I just said I failed horribly yeah but you're using it yeah we need a VP of AI could you come
226. 39:35in here I think there's going to be a lot of work to be had by people that have the the aptitude to be good at AI right now
227. 39:48which is things like being curious being adventurous being brave being playful um being generous you know having good taste and
228. 40:01discernment the ability to curate content that gets created Source Camp I'm so thrilled to be on this journey with all of you y all
229. 40:09make it so fun yeah yeah I know it's amazing it's amazing being on a journey with other people that are exploring it
230. 40:15and trying to figure it out and they're passionate about it and they're like I can do this you can do this and you you
231. 40:22know how many times in here or in the salon you know people that two months ago we like uh Hey can anybody help me I
232. 40:30don't know anything about this and then two months later they're like uh hey I just got asked to give a big talk at my
233. 40:37company and ah could anybody help me and then you before you know it they're like oh yeah I just got appointed to the AI committee for my
234. 40:46whole big Fortune 500 company they didn't go to school for this they don't have a PhD of mathematics like Pate
235. 40:58does if you got a PhD of mathematics go build the [ __ ] go build the [ __ ] that we get to use if you don't do stupid [ __ ] just go
236. 41:12Play and Learn what this makes possible and then what happens is this here here's how here's how this translates for you and your
237. 41:23job because AI tools are a general tool right a gii stands for artificial general intelligence chat GPT is a
238. 41:31general tool it's been trained on all the [ __ ] on the internet not just you know literature not just coding not just
239. 41:41medical [ __ ] not just business [ __ ] all of it so it's a general tool so that means it's going to affect
240. 41:49everything so when you go and you start playing with AI what you will naturally do is play with it with what whatever
241. 41:58world viiew you have right you know we all look through our own little worldview glasses and like a lot of what's in my
242. 42:06background is storytelling and writing and Entrepreneurship and and things like that so when I play with these tools I tend to play with
243. 42:15them in the area my knowledge is so I get I get really good at using these tools for those specific things and to
244. 42:24me those things I get good at feel obvious cuz like that's the [ __ ] I know and it's just like well yeah this is how
245. 42:32you would use AI for this stuff right it's obvious but someone who doesn't have my worldview is going to look at
246. 42:40how I interact with writing and Ai and go oh my God that's amazing how he does that how does he think like that but
247. 42:46then they're going to use AI through their worldview and I'm going to look at how they use it and go oh my God like he
248. 42:53approaches it in a completely different way so you don't have to master AI all you have to do is learn AI enough
249. 43:06through playing with it that you can start to understand how you would express your ideas and generate things from your ideas with the
250. 43:17tools and then you will become this really specific domain master of certain handful of AI Tools in your certain worldview
251. 43:28and people are going to look at that from the outside and go I need someone like that right in my case they might look at
252. 43:34me and go no we don't need storytellers we need Engineers okay well I'm not your guy but if you're like you know we need
253. 43:41storytellers that really really understand this you're going to look at my stuff and go oh this is someone who
254. 43:45knows what's going on so I think that's going to be the the path to work is just be in the game and be yourself with AI and just share share
255. 44:02share here's what I learned here's what I did I just shared a [ __ ] musical to LinkedIn I'm like CEO of a tech company
256. 44:17running this AI Community have this whatever this is Friday night date night Channel and I just put out in the world
257. 44:26oh by the way on evenings and weekends I'm writing a musical and and here's a thing that is songs from the musical go
258. 44:36listen to it and let me know if you know any producers that's not normal it doesn't make sense that I would do
259. 44:49that but it also doesn't make sense that in 6 months in a few hours on evenings and weekends I can actually create a musical but I
260. 45:00can now and I did and I'm also about to publish a book and I'm also creating these digital twin things and it it
261. 45:12like these tools allow you to take little pieces of yourself that historically you would not be able to
262. 45:22put into the world because it would just take too much of your time and now it doesn't and so why not [ __ ] it just put it in the
263. 45:33world I mean Elon Musk may be a douchebag but like what the guys taught us is you can run six companies or seven
264. 45:43or eight or however the [ __ ] many he runs and they can do pretty [ __ ] ballery things so why not do a musical why not put out a
265. 45:55book you know why not what's the worst that could happen no one buys your book no one's going to buy your book but now you can say but I
266. 46:05have a book oh man oh source Camp oh yeah I was asked to be a keynote speaker for a group out of Indiana I'm in
267. 46:20Texas that's a perfect example perfect example Source camp she's got an AI agency she's a a consultant a coach a leader in this
268. 46:33space she just puts herself out there puts herself out there she used to run a construction company and an interior design company
269. 46:41and I don't like forgive me if I get the details wrong but she was in a completely different area and now she's doing this but she
270. 46:48still knows all those people so when she meets with her designer friend she's like oh you want me to design you a
271. 46:54bathroom in 5 minutes and they're like what she's like yeah here look at this oh you run a bar you want to you want to see
272. 47:03how you can manage your inventory with chat GPT and people are like what are you talking about and then she shows
273. 47:08them and they're like wait what it could do what and so they're not learning about chat GPT what they're learning is that
274. 47:22Kelly is the one that taught them that and so the next time someone says to them I'm trying to figure out this AI
275. 47:28stuff do you know any do you any how do I learn this you got to talk to Kelly you gotta talk have you talked to
276. 47:35Kelly Kelly Camp you know Kelly Camp you know Kelly Camp Kelly Camp she's in Dallas you know Kelly you know Kelly
277. 47:41she's there do you know her you do you don't you don't you got to know Kelly got know Kelly right so that was a bit of a rant that
278. 47:54was a good Friday night rant wasn't it this this channel is somebody asked me a question I don't know the answer to
279. 48:07actually this is a clue to my personality if I don't know the answer to something I will just talk until I
280. 48:13figure it out if I know the answer to it I'll answer it and it'll be it'll be five minutes if I don't know the answer
281. 48:21to it I'll talk for an hour and I'll eventually come to something and I mean I I really do I mean this all does circle around to be
282. 48:30in the game be playing with AI be curious about it be building with it be playing with new [ __ ] be curious enough
283. 48:39like start following people on Twitter who talk about AI [ __ ] like do what I did unfollow all the nft Bros you used to follow and start
284. 48:50following you know Founders and you know Robert scoble Robert sco's out of San Francisco he's got all these lists that
285. 48:58he makes of all these different AI people go start following his lists and just go check those lists and just
286. 49:05[ __ ] 15 minutes a day just go see are there any stories that repeat themselves seven times or more and if there are that probably
287. 49:15means something's going on you know what I see on LinkedIn [ __ ] 10 times a day right now have you tried to new podcast maker in Notebook
288. 49:29LM it's [ __ ] everywhere and if you haven't made a podcast with notebook LM what are you doing with your
289. 49:45life I found a GPT that finds the best products selling on Amazon it matches them with supplies in China perfect love that that's
290. 49:55great ask AI questions about everything and anything all of the time yes absolutely agree with that be yeah you
291. 50:03don't okay so here's the thing about generous leadership generous generously lead one half of that looks
292. 50:12like here's what I learned here's what I didn't learn here's where I'm where I'm frustrated here's where I'm brilliant
293. 50:17the other half of generous leadership is hey does anyone know how to do X hey what's the best tool for this when you
294. 50:25ask questions this is this is one of the things that struck me about why the salon is so remarkable when you have a community of
295. 50:32people that check their ego at the door and are willing to be generous and are willing to be empathetic it also allows them the
296. 50:43freedom to be vulnerable and not be experts and so what happens in the salon how I came to this like this is a
297. 50:51relatively new revelation to me that that leadership has got this dual component to it one thing is lead right
298. 51:00here's what I've learned here's I can walk you down the path follow me lead the other half of it is if you drop
299. 51:07your ego and you're willing to say I don't know something do you what you've actually done is you've created a space
300. 51:15where someone else can step into it and they can be a leader they can lead you and so what the salon is is this
301. 51:24really organic back and forth leadership things where sometimes someone's in a leadership role and they're like I can
302. 51:31teach you that and I can walk you down the path and and literally 5 minutes later they're like hey I'm totally
303. 51:36clueless here could I get a hand oh sure someone else steps into that that's what makes this group special is no one's the
304. 51:48expert and when no one's the expert everyone's got a chance to be a leader and that's that's what that's what's
305. 51:54happening here it's really powerful I turned a guy at work into a chat onto chat GPT and now he uses it more than I
306. 52:03do I oh listen tell me about it I I helped create these digital twin things at content Evolution there's people in
307. 52:10there that are slaying it including Cindy [ __ ] slaying it with using her digital twin to do all sorts of work and
308. 52:20I I never remember I'm like I should use my digital twin I'm like oh [ __ ] it I'll just use regular chat EBT and it's
309. 52:28stupid but that's a good sign if you're if you're you know if you're walking people you know up to the uh up to the watering
310. 52:37hole and they're uh and they're jumping in that's awesome all right very true so cool AI Salon is very unique and open
311. 52:45and lovely thank you cabino I agree with that love that hello all hello Sammy what's your name Sammy's gift shop oh
312. 52:51it's happening Claude versus chat GPT for writing well okay Sammy this was a tossup before but I think it's not now well no it's still a
313. 53:09tossup um writing is such a personal thing that writing is kind of like schools you
314. 53:23like if you ever tried to choose a school for your kid kid you have all these parents going oh we love that
315. 53:29school we love that school and then you put your kids in that school and you're like oh we [ __ ] hate that
316. 53:33school that's how that's how llms are with writing um some people I know swear by Gemini for writing some people love Claude some
317. 53:46people like Chachi PT I personally like Chachi PT but it's just because that's what I imprinted on but but claude's really
318. 53:54good um that's said the new 01 model if you're doing something like a a long form project um where you want to write you know not
319. 54:08just paragraphs here and there but you want to write like a book so you want to write an outline and then you want to
320. 54:13flesh out that outline and then you want to write you know detailed outlines of each scene from The Master
321. 54:20outline and then you want to have it create the first draft of a chapter or a of a play or a screenplay 0 one's really good like like
322. 54:32nothing I've ever seen good um it's particularly good if you give it examples of your writing in that long context but um it's it's quite
323. 54:43powerful so the what I would say is play play first here's the way the only way that I know to really understand which tool is
324. 54:55better for you is go do the exact same hang on I've got to solve a puzzle to prove I'm
325. 55:11human and now it's hung is it hung can you still see me am I still live the [ __ ] oh now I got to do it again
326. 55:22nice unable to verify please try again really um I I would say take the same exercise and go do it in Gemini go do it in
327. 55:38Claude go do it in chat TPT the the other thing about chat GPT is chat GPT is now three different tools here let me let me show
328. 55:54you so right now in chat GPT you've got chat GPT 40 which which stands for Omni you've got 01 which stands for open ai1
329. 56:06like the fact that they use two Little O's that actually mean different things staggering to me uh and then you also have gp4 Legacy gp4
330. 56:17Legacy is a is a 1.8 trillion dooll mixture of experts model like the fact that they buried this is not because is
331. 56:26not good they buried it because it's really [ __ ] expensive for them to run how this thing writes and how this
332. 56:34thing wres and how these things write are completely different tools they're just completely different
333. 56:41tools that'll have completely different personalities so even within chat GPT I would do the same writing exercise with
334. 56:49all three of those models and then I would do it over at Claude I would do it at um at gbt if if you you have a if you
335. 56:57want to play with different models in a single interface go to po.com poe.com and you can choose different models and play Within
336. 57:06them um I'm a fan of using kind of native interfaces because I I just you get you get things in Native interfaces
337. 57:14you don't get in API interfaces like Po um you know if you pay your 20 bucks a month to chat GPT not only can you write you can visualize
338. 57:28scenes so you can have it write a chapter and then say Hey you know give me three different images from that
339. 57:34chapter and I want them to look like water colors and it'll just spit it out right in the context of the conversation it's quite
340. 57:42remarkable but but that model don't don't forget about GPT 4 CU it is very different than gp4 Omni po has 01 by the way okay great yep
341. 57:56good to know appropriate for date night checking out different models there you go exactly exactly and then yeah like like Claude
342. 58:07Claude actually you know what would be cool let's go try something with Claude okay so I'm in I'm in a a very long chat that I corrupted by
343. 58:18uploading a file to it I'm going to go find my outline oh wait I've got a different document that's got the outline minute don't I yes
344. 58:30okay okay so this is an outline for this screenplay I'm writing called the album that was it was just a it was just kind
345. 58:39of a little couple of scraps of an idea of an of a screenplay um but I had a pretty clear uh um sense of the opening of the
346. 58:49screenplay so I wrote the opening of the screenplay I wrote the the major act plot points and not much else and then I
347. 58:57came into claw or into 01 and I had it right the outline so I'm going to try something now I'm going to go over to
348. 59:08Claude and I'm going to try something fun here so claud's got this thing called artifacts and what artifacts is is
349. 59:23a a little pain where if you ask it to do something complicated it'll write the code of what you ask it to do and then
350. 59:34it actually runs the little application in that window and then you can actually publish that out so I'm going to say to
351. 59:52Claud I want you to act as a story consultant that specializes in creating tools for
352. 1:00:07writers that allows them to make the best story possible period here's an outline of a movie I'm working
353. 1:00:22on I'm going to put C in and then I'm going to paste in so I just pasted the
354. 1:00:41outline please Analyze This outline and create an interactive application and dashboard
355. 1:00:57that will allow me to explore the S story and try different ideas I have no [ __ ] idea if this is going to work or what it's going to
356. 1:01:11do but okay so now so here's artifacts so now it's writing code so act one act two act three so it's doing some other [ __ ] creating a
357. 1:01:22table let's see is it throwing any cont content in there oh that's interesting story structure characters add character
358. 1:01:37themes um make it much more interactive and much more Visual and give me the
359. 1:01:54ability to make different choices and see how they affect the
360. 1:02:12story so acts characters relationships let's see what it does but anyway whether not this thing is useful
361. 1:02:28or not like this this is the kind of playing and experimenting story tension flow why is it linear oh I see they just
362. 1:02:37they just de oh this is cool so look if I if I increase the tension in act one and lower it in act two and then really lower it in act
363. 1:02:52three but then zip it up in act four so that's kind of cool so here's characters so here's relative importance of characters this
364. 1:03:07is kind of cool like what would be cool is if you change these sliders it actually reworks your outline here's character
365. 1:03:21relationships Jack and silus is mostly negative but like what happens if you change the Jack and silus relationship to mostly
366. 1:03:30positive wow this is kind of cool what if scenarios let's say in act two select the choice keep the secret make
367. 1:03:40choice so it's not it's not doing anything this is the right idea all right so let's say okay let's say okay the interface is looking better
368. 1:03:53but moving the sliders doesn't seem to do anything why don't we add an element that I can move the sliders and then at that point push a
369. 1:04:04button that says regenerate outline and you actually rewrite the outline based on those new choices if it can do that holy [ __ ] have
370. 1:04:21we just invented a cool new application right make it interactive with buttons yeah
371. 1:04:38exactly kakee this is brilliant khaki I was over at Lake Geneva tonight enjoyed a hamburger by the lake by
372. 1:04:50myself nice Joseph William Baker Okay so let's see look regenerate outline okay so we're going to go high tension in Act
373. 1:05:02One Low tension in act two high in act three and we're going to pin it in act four changes detected click regenerate
374. 1:05:12outline to update regenerate outline um
375. 1:05:31when I click regenerate outline it doesn't seem to do anything period ideally that outline is regenerated in this panel not in the
376. 1:05:43application panel can you make that happen Kyle could we do such a thing for like Crisis decisions life decisions
377. 1:05:58absolutely absolutely and you know cuno error running code unexpected token oh those unexpected tokens will get you
378. 1:06:06every [ __ ] time oh but look it's regenerating the outline huh there you go
379. 1:06:20um so cuno so what's striking me increasingly is that until we have agents that can deeply understand what all of these
380. 1:06:34different tools are good at that's on it's it's our job to kind of know this but like how I would do something that
381. 1:06:41you're talking about is I would use 01 right which is this reasoning engine and I would say help me do some scenario
382. 1:06:49planning about you know making life decisions or whatever it is and I would have 01 come up with the the big
383. 1:06:56framework and and here's all the scenarios or here's all the options or here's what it might be let o01 do the heavy thinking to
384. 1:07:06distill distill all the options down into some sort of framework and then I would come into claw and paste that
385. 1:07:13framework in here or upload it as a as a text or PDF document and then I would say let's start building an application
386. 1:07:20to bring this framework to life so yeah you could absolutely do that please wait I mean what was your prompt to do what
387. 1:07:27I'm doing right now please tell us again how you did this Source Camp were you heating up nachos when I started this
388. 1:07:35you're you're not paying attention to every word I say this is embarrassing I thought you were an irregular good
389. 1:07:42Lord fine fine fine um I don't know what I said what did I say I said I want you to act as a story consultant that
390. 1:07:54specializes in creating tools for writers that allows them to make their very best story possible here's an
391. 1:08:01outline of the movie I'm working on and then I pasted the the outline that 01 generated and it turned it into this
392. 1:08:10pasted document and then I said please Analyze This outline and create an interactive application and dashboard
393. 1:08:17that will allow me to explore it and try different ideas and the first one it did was just really lame it was like you know there's your
394. 1:08:25story structure and I I guess this is oh number of scenes 21 scenes 14 scenes 13 scenes nine scenes so that's a
395. 1:08:34completely useless graph right there's more [ __ ] here um there's characters and you can add a character but like we
396. 1:08:44don't know what you're adding it to and then there's themes and you can add a theme um and then I said after it did
397. 1:08:50that I said make it much more interactive and much more Visual and give me the ability to make different choices and then I
398. 1:08:59said let me regenerate the outline based on the choices I make and then that [ __ ] up and then now it just [ __ ]
399. 1:09:06something else up so let me go to back to four so four broke so I'll say the application broke with an unexpected token period please fix
400. 1:09:17that and also when I hit the generate new outline button and you write the outline in this panel please make it a detailed outline
401. 1:09:32not a truncated one let's see what it says I apologize for the technical issues and the brevity of the responses
402. 1:09:45first let's fix the fix the unexpected token error which by the way if you're new to this AI [ __ ] and you're watching
403. 1:09:53what I'm doing and you're like um is that thing writing code for you yes if you have not watched Claude write code and just turn it into an
404. 1:10:05application that's what this is doing I can then publish this application so Source Camp my mind is just blown
405. 1:10:17tonight and that's I mean that's that's saying a lot cuz Source camps here a lot so and and I I would I would say that at
406. 1:10:25this point she's probably better A lot at a lot of this stuff than I am um and uh so and and it's it's an
407. 1:10:35important an important lesson is just keep talking about [ __ ] just keep talking about [ __ ] even if you're with
408. 1:10:42people that know what they're doing be willing to go oh you want to see something cool you want to see something cool or let's experiment
409. 1:10:49because it's impossible to know again I like this is is a lesson I keep learning over and over and over
410. 1:10:57again the thing that feels obvious and simple to me is revelatory for someone else and vice versa the thing where they're like
411. 1:11:07oh you know this is just this dumb little thing I do the dumb little thing I do apology right before the thing that
412. 1:11:13blows my mind blows my mind even more how did you not know this was a big deal I don't know I just that's just how my brain works right it's
413. 1:11:22amazing okay so it wrote us it wrote us a a scene up to claud's response was limited to the maximum length allow at this
414. 1:11:34time let me say continue continue all right so it's continuing all right that's good so let's go back in here so we're
415. 1:11:51going to say we're going to up the tension in act one we're going to lower it an act two let's lower it no that's a stupid drama this is a
416. 1:12:02better Drama All right so let's let that finish up so that's still working on the original outline there's act
417. 1:12:15three it's even giv us page numbers which is nice screenplay should be 120 Pages by the way in General with a screenplay
418. 1:12:26each page is a minute and 120 Pages equals a 2hour movie that's what that's where that number comes from
419. 1:12:35okay so now so we made some changes to our dramatic Arc let's regenerate the outline now in theory that should trigger something
420. 1:12:45over here but I don't know I don't know if there's um if there's a relationship between what happens in this window and what
421. 1:12:54happens in this one it appears that there's not um it appears that there's not a relationship between the application you wrote and this
422. 1:13:07window where I'm chatting with you period is it possible to have the generate outline button in the application actually have you regenerate
423. 1:13:20the outline here let's see what it says it might just go in and start reprogramming stuff you're absolutely correct that there isn't a
424. 1:13:33direct connection between the react application I've described and this chat window in a real world scenario if you were a real
425. 1:13:44programmer you'd create an API hook so that this could work but you're not so deal with it loser given the limitations
426. 1:13:52of our current setup let me explain how we can simul at the functionality the react application is described as described is a theoretical
427. 1:14:02front end that would collect user inputs and changes in a full implementation you click generate okay so so let's do
428. 1:14:14this okay great so then let's have the application with a button that now says generate a
429. 1:14:28prompt to rewrite the outline period And when I push the button it should write a prompt that I can then copy and paste into this
430. 1:14:42window that will let you know what was changed dramatically
431. 1:14:58and character-wise that would allow you to create a new version of the outline does that work question mark I'm probably going to run out of
432. 1:15:11tokens here soon oh I can't can't AI write your API hook yes it can but then yes yes it can um but then I need to have a place to
433. 1:15:23run it all and and I could figure that all out but I don't want to I don't want to be figuring that out live here because it'll be
434. 1:15:31painful initial story data is not defined error is initial story data is not
435. 1:15:51defined love Taps for the AI learning lab what are we up to oh [ __ ] we're up to 25,000 likes you guys are
436. 1:15:58amazing we got 71 folks in here on Friday night date night welcome welcome welcome Friday night date night no
437. 1:16:07relationship well this is why we play rep. is good at deployment yep absolutely well repet repet is amazing
438. 1:16:17in a lot of ways because repet now because it will spin up its own database and front end and back end and um you
439. 1:16:27can just tell it to create an app and it'll do it okay so let's see if this thing actually works generate prompt for new outline so
440. 1:16:35I'm going to change my tensions and say generate prompt for new outline generated prompt I've made the following
441. 1:16:47changes change the tension in act one okay okay your prompt generator Works however
442. 1:17:01all it describes is that it made changes it doesn't describe the nature of the changes from what to what and ideally it's providing not just
443. 1:17:16mathematical values but also providing some guidance or ideas that will allow you to write a new outline based on the changes
444. 1:17:37period and what I'm doing right now is [ __ ] face meltingly powerful like we
445. 1:17:54have not lived in in a world where you can just talk words to a machine and have it do something now in that case it didn't do anything
446. 1:18:06um the application is now just a blank screen period please fix it I can now just talk words like hey
447. 1:18:17you broke [ __ ] go fix it which is what you would say to to a developer I love that you wrote new code for read but uh
448. 1:18:26when I log in all I see is a blank page and see now it completely forgot the whole rest of the application so at
449. 1:18:33this point at this point so I think what's Happening Here is we've got a really long conversation going on here
450. 1:18:42it's probably forgotten the context of where this conversation started so it probably doesn't remember that we pasted in in an outline
451. 1:18:53um so so let's see if if we can get it to correct itself my my guess is we might have gone off the rails
452. 1:19:01here so now the entire application is just a button to generate a new prompt we lost all the interactivity about the original outline
453. 1:19:13period please make sure that you include the interactivity as well as the more sophisticated prompt generator let's see what it
454. 1:19:28does I apologize for the confusion yeah well you should apologize I want Perfection I want Perfection and I want it now yeah yeah
455. 1:19:38you paluca yeah see I'll tell you what yeah go down to the docks he's a paluca I tell you he's a puka wait a gun A
456. 1:19:52gun I probably can't even say that word can I I was acting like the stupid movie don't cancel my channel Tik Tock
457. 1:20:11thanks this is a lot of code this thing's writing all right there's our app is back that's good lower tension higher tension lower
458. 1:20:24tension higher tension generate new prompt all right I made the following changes to the album the tension in act
459. 1:20:33one has decreased from 30 to 23 this suggests that act one the orphan should be more relaxed and easier for the
460. 1:20:40characters consider adding more moments of respite and character development act two this is perfect based on these
461. 1:20:49changes please generate a new detailed outline for the AL act two this is perfect based on these changes please
462. 1:20:57generate a new detailed outline for the altic this is awesome so this this actually [ __ ] worked all right so
463. 1:21:07copy this go back over here paste this in as a prompt boom let's see what she does certainly here you go
464. 1:21:34damn this will probably stop halfway through just CU well claud's got a 200,000 token context window it shouldn't
465. 1:21:43stop long chats cause you to reach your usage limits faster okay yeah I get it so we could start a new chat
466. 1:22:00preparing for Action 79 to 81 is this act two or three that's act two continue let's say
467. 1:22:15finish the outline oh you know what we're going to do I'm going to take this outline and the original outline and we're going to go into
468. 1:22:2901 and I'm going to have it compare the two outlines and tell us how they're different that's kind of
469. 1:22:48cool okay page 115 okay
470. 1:23:09copy go over here go new go paste okay so what we're going to do now excuse me by the way this is just [ __ ] cool isn't it
471. 1:23:25so I could change I could change character importance here and then generate a new prompt I could change relationship
472. 1:23:34values generator generate a new one I could change what if scenarios oh that one this is a that's a shitty thing but these three are
473. 1:23:43actually useful I mean not for nothing how cool is this you this is an application where you would upload you would either describe a story
474. 1:23:56or you would upload an outline or upload an entire screenplay have it analyze it give you all these sliders change the sliders
475. 1:24:06around and then just have it rewrite whatever you gave it there you go there you go people all right so let's go to chat
476. 1:24:21je we're going to go to 01 we're going to do a new chat we're going to go to 01 we going to say I've got two outlines for a
477. 1:24:36screenplay that I would like you to analyze period I want you to act as a screenwriting consultant who specializes
478. 1:24:50in concisely communicating and Distilling a story to its Essence period I'll paste both outlines below
479. 1:25:07and then I want you to give me a concise analysis of what each story
480. 1:25:22is and then character characteriz how they are different period so we're going to go outline
481. 1:25:41oops oops outline one and I'm just putting like a little break thing then shift return
482. 1:26:05paste okay and then I'm going to go B bum outline two
483. 1:26:19bu and then I'm going to go over here and I'm going to grab all this copy I have a feeling this is going to [ __ ] the bed but let's try
484. 1:26:29it did it eat it I think it ate it okay so here's the thinking so so if you haven't seen 01 preview it's it's a it's using Chain of
485. 1:26:44Thought reasoning so it calls it thinking and so it's not just responding with a single prompt it's doing a bunch
486. 1:26:51of stuff and if you drop down this menu you can actually see what it's prompting itself so evaluating the story outlines
487. 1:27:00breaking down and comparing transforming progress embracing New Beginnings sifting through Clues so now it's
488. 1:27:06actually understanding the different um plots all right I want okay there's the analysis okay so let's close this up so
489. 1:27:16it thought for 28 seconds I mean isn't that amazing we put in two outlines of the same movie with different dramatic
490. 1:27:25waiting and in and this is slow right people are talking about wow it's really slow in 28 seconds it it read and
491. 1:27:33analyzed the outlines okay outline one analysis Essence outline one follows the Journey of 12-year-old Jack who moves
492. 1:27:40with a family to a new Suburban home during the family exploration they discover an eerie antique shop run by silus who lends Jack
493. 1:27:49a mysterious photo album Jack realizes the album predicts future events includes dangerous to his family and
494. 1:27:54Obsession grows he confides in Mia a classmate together there together with new friends including a reformed bully they
495. 1:28:04investigate the album's origin they uncover the connection to the town's history and devise a plan to break its
496. 1:28:10influence in a climatic climactic confrontation Jack Jr overcomes his personal guilt and with the support of
497. 1:28:18his friends defeat Silas great story two Jack and his family relocate to a a new town where he acquires a mysterious
498. 1:28:26photo album the album predicts the future haunted by guilt over the past accident involving his friend Sam Jack
499. 1:28:33Jr becomes determined to alter fate he teams up with Mia and Ethan to research the dark history of the
500. 1:28:40album together they discover a ritual to break the curse that's actually a really interesting different story which requires significant
501. 1:28:50sacrifice despite silas's offers and warnings of about interfering with Destiny Jack Jr chooses to fight with
502. 1:28:57the help of his sister Becky and friends they perform the ritual during the lunar eclipse Jack Jr confronts his guilt
503. 1:29:04which is key to defeating Silas the album's power is nullified blah blah blah the story ends with Jack Jr burying
504. 1:29:10the now powerless album ready to move forward okay differences between the outlines pacing and tension outline one deliberately adjust
505. 1:29:20the tension levels throughout the story it starts with a relaxed focus on character remember the first one here is the is
506. 1:29:29the is the rewrite where I lowered the tension in act one with a relaxed focused on character development intensifies in act two so
507. 1:29:39remember I lowered the tension for Act One increased it for act two lowered it for act or yeah wait for act two part two
508. 1:29:49and then increased it for act three outline two maintains a consistent buildup of tension right which is what
509. 1:29:56it showed the the the tool that we made it showed a consistent buildup of tension outline two maintains a
510. 1:30:03consistent buildup of tension steadily escalating towards climax without significant decreases keeping the
511. 1:30:10narrative momentum constant character development outline one places stronger emphasis on character relationships and
512. 1:30:18growth especially in Act 2 part two which includes moments of levity friendship building and family bonding
513. 1:30:26such as the inclusion of a school dance and a family camping trick outline two focuses more on on the plot and Jack
514. 1:30:35Jr's internal struggle with less emphasis on lighter moments the relationships are developed primarily through shared goal and breaking the
515. 1:30:42curse supporting characters outline One features Logan who transitions from a bully to an ally outline two introduces Ethan as a
516. 1:30:53techsavvy Ally but doesn't explore a Redemption Arc for Logan so that's interesting so the original outline that
517. 1:31:01that 01 wrote for us Logan is the bully is a shallow character and in the rewrite with more character development and less Stakes early the
518. 1:31:14bully reforms himself that's kind of cool wow Jack Jr outline one Jack Junior's guilt over past event mentions Jack Jr's guilt over a
519. 1:31:28past event but focuses on his growth outline two delves deeper into Jack Jr's guilt role of Silas outline one Silas is
520. 1:31:37a mysterious antagonist connected with the town's history but keeps his true nature more enigmatic with cryptic hints
521. 1:31:45about Destiny outline 2 explicitly portrays Silas as a cursed Guardian seeking a successor this is amazing It's [ __ ]
522. 1:31:57amazing have you been paying attention to what's going on here good Lord summary of differences while both
523. 1:32:05outlines Center on Jack's struggle against the Fate against a fate predicting album and his quest to protect his loved
524. 1:32:15ones they differ in pic thematic focus and character arcs outline one interweaves moments of high tension with periods of char development
525. 1:32:25allowing relationships to deepen and showcasing personal growth through interactions outline two maintains a
526. 1:32:33steady tension buildup placing greater emphasis on Jack Jr's internal conflicts and Supernatural elements with the handling of supporting
527. 1:32:42characters and resolution Jack Jr's personal guilt also vary offering two distinct takes on the same foundational narrative
528. 1:32:56this is great analysis Thank you period I'm attracted to the character development of outline one and the tension buildup of outline
529. 1:33:10too can you create a new detailed outline that delivers the best strengths of each of the approaches into a
530. 1:33:28single brilliant narrative period after you write the detailed outline I'd like you to write up a synopsis of the story and a short
531. 1:33:43report on what you included from each outline do you know how [ __ ] long okay first of all do you know how long it would
532. 1:33:59have taken to rewrite to to reweight the narrative elements of outline one to outline
533. 1:34:13two and then this exercise of this is a classic client request right you show them two different options and their
534. 1:34:22response is I like them both hey could we see a third option where you mix all that and you're like they're two completely different [ __ ]
535. 1:34:29things well now you don't have to be frustrated anymore you can just go to chat GPT okay so let's see let's see what it talks about okay
536. 1:34:40um synopsis of the story Jack Whitmore a 12-year-old aspiring photographer haunted by the guilt of a friend's accident moves to a new
537. 1:34:48town during a family adventure they discover an eerie antique shop run by enigmatic silus who Jack Jr mysterious
538. 1:34:54photo album great as Jack junr becomes obsessed with preventing the predictions his relationships oh wait the mysterious
539. 1:35:02photo album that predicts future events including ominous dangers to his loved ones as Jack Jr becomes obsessed with
540. 1:35:09preventing the predictions his relationships with family and peers strain he confides in Mia a classmate
541. 1:35:16who shares a passion for photography together with tavvy even and reformed bully Logan they researched the or
542. 1:35:24album's dark Origins uncovering a ritual to break its curse that was kind of missing in the the outline that I'm
543. 1:35:33working with Silas confronts Jack Jr offering to spare his family in exchange for Jack Jr becoming the album's new
544. 1:35:46Guardian battling his internal guilt Jack refuses and says with his friend support performs the ritual the group
545. 1:35:52faces Supernatural challenges but their unity in Jack Jr's personal sacrifice defeat Silas and nullify the album's
546. 1:35:59power in the aftermath Jack Jr reconciles with his family and friends he visits his friend Sam who's awakened
547. 1:36:08from his coma allowing him to release his lingering guilt embracing a hopeful future Jack Jr captures the new photo
548. 1:36:16symbolizing okay so what did it what did it change family Dynamics from outline one it kept the family Dynamics the
549. 1:36:23moments of levity the Redemption Arc the Friendship building and the res resolution symbolism so that was that was the
550. 1:36:31Rewritten one so so we get some moments of levity some character building basically from outline two it kept the
551. 1:36:39steady es escalation of tension internal conflict okay great okay so now we have a third outline we have a hybrid outline
552. 1:36:49so now what we're going to do so I'm going to go back to this bad boy uh oh
553. 1:37:11where's okay so here's our screenplay so I'm going to go grab the beginning of this so this is all the [ __ ] that I wrote by hand like a
554. 1:37:27loser when if you wanted to write a screenplay you actually had to write a screenplay and use your brain we're not going to do that anymore
555. 1:37:37are we no Kyle we're not brains are overrated okay the Jackalope bill so there's there's the [ __ ] I wrote okay so
556. 1:37:50we're going to go back to chat [ __ ] I'm going to say this
557. 1:38:05below is the opening of the original version of the screenplay that I want you to use for tone and writing style
558. 1:38:22period and and I'd like you to write the first
559. 1:38:38scene from this new outline
560. 1:39:02period all right okay so thinking emulating tone thought for a few seconds emulating tone and style I'm tasked with
561. 1:39:17crafting the new outlines initial scene mirroring the tone and writing style from the original screen play interior
562. 1:39:24Suburban home day professional movers are in a whirlwind of efficiency navig navigating around each other as they
563. 1:39:31unload the whitmore's family belongings so that feels pretty familiar Jack Jr snapping photos Jack Jr
564. 1:39:41hey Becky Smiley snaps the candid photo ug seriously ug seriously can you find someone else to photograph Jack Jr but
565. 1:39:49nothing else is as interesting as your scowling face Becky rolls her eyes interior kitchen Jack bursts in Mom Dad
566. 1:39:57can we go explore the neighborhood there's so much to see Jack Jr glances or Jack senior glances at half unpacked
567. 1:40:03boxes shouldn't we unpack shouldn't we finish unpacking first there's a lot to organize Nancy wipes her hand sensing
568. 1:40:09Jack Junior's eagerness oh the boxes will still be here when we get back a little Adventure sounds perfect right
569. 1:40:15now Jack senior hesitates looking at his color-coded checklist Jack Junior's got Jack senior's got a stick up his ass
570. 1:40:22doesn't he jack senior well I suppose a short break wouldn't hurt Jack junr yes pumps his fist and dashes back outside
571. 1:40:29outside a few moments later family piles into the SUV Jack senior all right we to explorers let's do our left turn
572. 1:40:37Adventure what do you say team absolutely left turns only yeah this feels right there's silas's House of
573. 1:40:48antiques I aim to capture the tone and writing SK sty focusing on clear scene expectations natural dialogue and the
574. 1:40:55dynamic with the Whitmore family the first scene introduces the main characters uh so I'm going to say
575. 1:41:02um write the next scene based on our new outline thinking crafting the next scene contrast and
576. 1:41:17charm unraveling Clues piecing together memories scene 13 interior or I guess I don't know what what the numbers are um the
577. 1:41:30Whitmore family returns home the house is now filled with boxes and partially arranged Furniture Jack senior
578. 1:41:37immediately starts organizing Jack senior let's try to get this a bit more unpacked before bed Nancy maybe we can
579. 1:41:43leave some for tomorrow it's been a long day Jack senior just a few essentials just to help us settle in Jack Junior's
580. 1:41:49bedroom he enters the room walls bear he drops his backpack on the bed the weight of the album noticeable he
581. 1:41:57glances back at the door unzips the bag and pulls out the antique photo album he runs his fingers over the worn cover a
582. 1:42:05mixture of excitement and unease on his face that's a great like that's a great scene it's just visual right he's in his
583. 1:42:14room his backpack flops down he unzips it pulls out the album runs his fingers over the worn worn cover right like if
584. 1:42:22I'm a director or a cameraman I know exactly what I'm setting up there Jack junr unpacks some of his belongings photos are scattered on his
585. 1:42:35desk images of previous homes family moments and a particular photo of him with his friend Sam both grinning widely
586. 1:42:43he picks up the photo of Sam his expression turning somber flashback Treehouse little help here just a sec that Crow's awesome whoa
587. 1:42:53Sam falls out of frame so this is writing it's funny the previous 01 writing thing it wrote
588. 1:43:08Things um it wrote really long scenes this has got shorter scenes but it seems they they seem this seems
589. 1:43:21appropriate I'm going to say say okay what's next based on our new
590. 1:43:38outline translating the outline proceeding with the outline refining scene continuity refining scene continuity first day at school are you
591. 1:43:50ready Jack senior everything set lunch is packed schedule's printed Jack senior's such a douche Jack Junior's bedroom he stands
592. 1:44:00in front of the mirror adjusting his camera strap takes a deep breath he glances back at his backpack hesitating
593. 1:44:05before spping before slipping the mysterious album inside Becky rummages through her closet dismissing outfit
594. 1:44:13after outfit ug nothing looks right she settles on a stylish yet casual I like Becky Becky's the best Jack and Becky exit their room
595. 1:44:25simultaneously they exchange a brief look Becky nervous Jack junr a little just try not embarrass me okay Jack junr
596. 1:44:33no promises she rolls her eyes but smiles slightly holy [ __ ] [ __ ] this is just writing our
597. 1:44:50screenplay what's next based on our new outline now why I keep saying what's next based on our new outline is when we were doing this
598. 1:45:03before at some point it just started it it sort of just wrote a scene as if it didn't know what scene it was
599. 1:45:12part of it just sort of made up its own [ __ ] and so by telling it to focus on the outline it goes back and looks at the outline so
600. 1:45:21what's it say here evaluating screenplay outline I analyzed the two outlines pinpointing the strengths and weaknesses
601. 1:45:27oh so this actually kind of [ __ ] up so so it's kind of it's kind of re-evaluating the so I think the way the
602. 1:45:37proper way to have done this would be take the two different outlines have it create a third outline then copy and
603. 1:45:46paste that third outline into a new chat paste in the outline paste in the fragment of the screenplay and then just
604. 1:45:54have it start [ __ ] writing this is Bonkers this is [ __ ] Bonkers okay so here's what we're going to do I'm going to
605. 1:46:10say I want you to read what you've written of the screenplay so far
606. 1:46:24and give me a summary of what you've written and how well you feel it conforms to the new hybrid outline we
607. 1:46:41created together so what's it
608. 1:46:55doing crafting the screenplay I'm gathering insights on the screenplays themes and elements ensuring the
609. 1:47:02progression I'm evaluating the screen plays cohesion with the new outline considering tone and writing style and
610. 1:47:08examining the completion of scenes 1 and two piecing together the scenes I'm assembling the screenplay piecing
611. 1:47:14together F family Dynamics okay so now it's looking to plot again okay so wait what did it do here oh oh
612. 1:47:30interesting so just rewrote the whole okay the screenplay written thus far closely aligns with the new hybrid outline we created effectively
613. 1:47:41integrating the strengths of both original outlines overall assessment the screenplay effectively merges the rich
614. 1:47:54character development and emotional depth from outline one and the intense steadily escalating escalating tension
615. 1:48:01from outline two The Narrative aderes closely to the combined outline ensuring that key plot points character arcs and
616. 1:48:08thematic elements are addressed the tone and writing style remain consistent with the original screenplay excerpt provided
617. 1:48:16focusing on descriptive scene setting natural dialogue and a balance between action and interest inection the
618. 1:48:23characters are M be setting natural dialogue and a balance between action and introspection the characters are mult
619. 1:48:33multi-dimensional and their relationship the relationships evolve in meaningful ways enhancing the story's emotional impact conclusion the
620. 1:48:42screenplay so far successfully captures the essence of the new hybrid outline wow amazing okay write the next part of the screenplay based
621. 1:48:58on your our new hybrid
622. 1:49:14outline assessing the conversation piecing together the outlines crafting the screenplay crafting the scenes evaluating screenplay alignment
623. 1:49:24crafting the next steps it is
624. 1:49:40unbelievable scene 55 we're not up to scene 55
625. 1:49:58oh maybe we are wait scene 48 scene wait scene 48 oh scene 49 scene 50 so we should begin at scene 51 is
626. 1:50:13that right yeah 51
627. 1:50:2952 Hilltop clearing scene 67 hospital room this is getting to the end of the screenplay
628. 1:50:45camera shutter clicks I'm just going to ask it are we finished or is there more screenplay to
629. 1:51:05write beginning the screenplay based on our new we have completed the
630. 1:51:21screenplay the last sections I wrote cover the climax and resolution of the story key plot points um okay so let's try a little experiment
631. 1:51:55I think we just wrote a whole screenplay people I think 01 just wrote a whole [ __ ]
632. 1:52:16screenplay so I think the easiest way to do this is just copy all this [ __ ] pop it into a Word
633. 1:52:31document Fade Out whatever the future holds will face it together no it should be whatever the f future holds should be some it should be a
634. 1:52:43photography reference but whatever we don't we we don't know if we wrote a good screenplay we just know we wrote a
635. 1:52:49screenplay okay so let's go to yeah this is good screenplay template 2 so I'm going to go
636. 1:53:04boom wait is this do I need to make a
637. 1:53:18copy you need access oh come on I don't want edit access I want a
638. 1:53:35copy make a copy oh for folder story to screen here's the problem hang on let's go my drive make a copy
639. 1:54:08okay how many pages are we up to let's see tools um
640. 1:54:25we don't know what page number we're on let's see let's go view insert page numbers page
641. 1:54:42count 52 yeah I thought this was too short okay so we wrote about we wrote about half a screenplay like so I think we
642. 1:54:52wrote a screenplay sketch cuz there's a bunch of [ __ ] in here that's not screenplay but okay all right that feels right so
643. 1:55:20but 61 people here all right I got to go it's Friday night it's late it's late for everyone um I just uploaded one of my rough draft
644. 1:55:30chapters from years ago yeah so Becky Ru th this is what it's too bad you're not recording of our chat so Kyle can read
645. 1:55:41them later oh [ __ ] yeah what's going on what are you chatting about here I'll I'll scroll back and look at what you're chatting
646. 1:55:50about hey kids let's put on a show about got it running curious what it does just another Friday night hey kids I think we just wrote a
647. 1:56:03screenplay does this mean we all get credit yeah yeah exactly exactly has the screen play screenplay been recovered so okay so so let me
648. 1:56:23let me try to recap what happened here I've now had three or four Kevin mallister evenings working on this screenplay and it's another one
649. 1:56:41tonight it's a series of them tonight so the first Kevin McAllister moment was we took the outline okay the chain of events I wrote an a
650. 1:56:58fragment of a screenplay and a fragment of an outline and a week ago tonight I popped those into 01 and had
651. 1:57:07it finish the outline and write the first and write a random scene from the screenplay and it was really good a little long but really
652. 1:57:17good then at the beginning of the week I wrote a bunch more scenes and it was looking like it wasn't losing
653. 1:57:25context but then it sort of lost context CU I didn't tell it to follow the outline so we learned something and then yesterday I learned
654. 1:57:34that if you switch to the 04 model and upload something you lose access to 01 so we were kind of starting over tonight
655. 1:57:42so my head hurts for real from all the bang bang bangs I know mine too that's well part of why I want to talk through
656. 1:57:50this Source Camp is just so I can get in my head what what actually happened tonight we'll have the recording of it which is
657. 1:58:02good so I went to 01 and I copied the outline that it gave us and I pasted that in Claude And I said to Claude turn this outline into an
658. 1:58:15interactive story remixer and it gave us charts and graphs with sliders of where the tension was in the different acts of the screenplay
659. 1:58:25based on the the outline we gave it and then we iterated that Claud app so that it it it would rewrite it would
660. 1:58:35write a prompt that I could go back into Claude and say rewrite that screenplay with the following changes
661. 1:58:45based on the sliders we did so that in and of itself is like a staggering little [ __ ] exercise right make make a make a narrative
662. 1:58:58slider thing where you can wait characters and relationships and and dramatic tension and then regenerate a
663. 1:59:06prompt to rewrite the outline so then we rewrote the outline in Claude which it did we had to tell it to continue
664. 1:59:17once good Lord this is staggering then we went back into 01 and I pasted outline two first and outline one
665. 1:59:31second because I don't have enough OCD apparently I did them in the wrong order but we we we said here's the here's the
666. 1:59:39new outline here's the original outline and we had to analyze how are they different and what it described was
667. 1:59:46essentially the sliders that we like the sliders that we did in analyz in the new outline it essentially told
668. 1:59:55us that's what we did we lowered the tension increased character development and that's what it said that that the new outline
669. 2:00:03was and then we said I actually like elements of both give me a hybrid outline and then I pasted in the
670. 2:00:14fragment of the screenplay that I wrote and I said follow this for tone and then I basically just said now start writing
671. 2:00:20the screenplay and it wrote all the scenes it wrote the screenplay now they're a little too short so we ended up with
672. 2:00:29about probably a a 45 page screenplay screen plays need to be 120 now it's not formatted and there's probably some
673. 2:00:39different things there but it it feels a little short it feels like it wrote about half of a screenplay or you know a
674. 2:00:44little little less than half of a screenplay but like in not long holy
675. 2:00:59[ __ ] and like the writing the writing that it wrote is good and and this is important why is it good it's good because it sounds like
676. 2:01:14something I would have written like you may have a very different writing style you might read this and go I wouldn't
677. 2:01:19write it like that no that's your writing style but this feels like something I would have written this is
678. 2:01:34Bonkers this is Bonkers and this is the shitty tool this is 01 preview but I'm also not discounting Claude the Claude thing that let us
679. 2:01:50create a visual interactive story waiting system and then repr prompted itself to write a new
680. 2:02:12outline all right there's your Friday night date night holy [ __ ] that was something all right I'm not going to show you any
681. 2:02:24other [ __ ] there was some there's some cool Tech stuff today like the Electronic Arts thing and there's a bunch of updates and I don't
682. 2:02:35know here's here's a film related thing Lion's gate um cut a deal with Runway ml yesterday so they're going to be training
683. 2:02:46Runway video models on the Lion's gate um archive [ __ ] Bonkers just Bonkers people all right
684. 2:03:02I'm getting out of here hope you had a good time tonight um this was wild this was this was a series of of just Bonkers moments so let
685. 2:03:12me let me just go see what people are are thinking add a prompt to increase the length of the screenplay by 50% yeah
686. 2:03:19I could probably do that I would probably do it scene by cuz some of those scenes seemed appropriate length I
687. 2:03:24would probably just go through and say like what what might be what would actually be an interesting exercise is to go through and clean it
688. 2:03:34up go read what it wrote clean it up then grab all that paste it back into chat GPT with the new outline and say Hey you know this is
689. 2:03:47this is the outline this is what you wrote they seem to match pretty well but we need like another 2third of the
690. 2:03:54script so let's identify places in the screenplay where we can expand it like another two hours with this and I
691. 2:04:05think we could have [ __ ] a finished screenplay and then [ __ ] it man you could turn you could say Okay I want to
692. 2:04:16turn I want to take that same basic story and I want it to be a comedy and then the other one I want it to be a
693. 2:04:33thriller homework homework for the weekend okay here's your homework for the weekend so if you're new here keep
694. 2:04:43coming back here I take the weekends off but I'm here five nights a week starting at 8:00 p.m. mountain and we do whatever we do and
695. 2:04:50like I we're we're entering new territory cuz the tools are starting to evolve very quickly so I I would encourage you to
696. 2:04:58come back but but here's the thing that I would I would encourage you to to do this weekend go dig up old [ __ ] that you
697. 2:05:09have poems that you start that poems that you wrote in high school short stories that you wrote half started novels half finished
698. 2:05:19screenplays just handwritten notes about some novel you've always wanted to write and you wrote all the notes on if you're doing handwritten
699. 2:05:31notes take pictures of the handwritten notes upload those to chat GPT 40 CU it can read them and tell it to read all
700. 2:05:41your notes and write it up and start blowing it out into so so use Claude and use the three different modes of chat GPT GPT
701. 2:05:554 GPT 4 Omni and then 01 and take fragments of early ideas this weekend and blow them out like I didn't
702. 2:06:14have I might have had three pages of of outline and most of it was like empty blank lines and it finished it and then wrote
703. 2:06:27we did a variation of it and then we made a hybrid then we had it write screenplays so just go take some old
704. 2:06:34[ __ ] and turn it into something else take a bunch of old notes and throw it into notebook LM and turn it turn it
705. 2:06:42into one of those podcasts take take something that you've got an old screenplay and turn it into a novel take
706. 2:06:48a novel and turn it into a screenplay take a poem and blow it out into a full-on short story take that short story and turn it into a
707. 2:06:56novel so this weekend resurrect something that you took pride in at some point that you said I'll get back to that somay get back to it this
708. 2:07:10weekend what I would love to see on Monday is is people sharing their stories of what they [ __ ] invented this weekend out of old ideas
709. 2:07:24us us data hoarders are going to are are about to be richly rewarded because if the idea was good enough that you took the time to put it
710. 2:07:34in some form then it's good enough to be in the world and now with AI you can get it in the world like that I mean holy [ __ ] did
711. 2:07:43you see what we did tonight all right there's your homework for the weekend all right I have over 1,400 notes Perfect
712. 2:07:58You're reminding me of all the things I can work on this is welcome to Chad add you want to make a musical [ __ ]
713. 2:08:05make a musical you want to make a play make a play you want to make a one man show one woman show do that you want to
714. 2:08:11make a book of poetry out of a short story you wrote do that it doesn't [ __ ] matter this is play this is full play
715. 2:08:21you literally cannot [ __ ] this up the only way you could [ __ ] this up is to not do it go find an old fragment of
716. 2:08:29something that meant something to you at some point or still does and put it into these machines with some
717. 2:08:41intention and like adventurous intention like uh okay well I always wanted to write a novel but I'm not a good writer perfect make a
718. 2:08:53novel you know I always thought that this short story would be the great foundation for a cookbook perfect make a
719. 2:09:00cookbook like doesn't [ __ ] matter all right that's exciting you can make money with j or at least
720. 2:09:17art okay I'm going to leave um if you have not joined the salon you need to join the salon the salon is a community so go to the
721. 2:09:30salon. click on the button that says join our community and there's like a little seven-step onboarding
722. 2:09:36process that seems like a lot of work well changing your life requires a little commitment it doesn't cost anything just cost
723. 2:09:47time and like the things to do in those seven steps are like introduce yourself and check out our [ __ ] check out our
724. 2:09:55values hang out and chat with other people in here so go do that keep coming back to this channel become an irregular what's an
725. 2:10:06irregular someone who shows up here regularly is not right they're irregular they're not weird we've made that clear we've
726. 2:10:17established that they're not weird but they're irregular so just come back and be in a regular but wait notebook LM quick
727. 2:10:27explanation please oh okay let me quickly show you that so notebook LM if you haven't seen it this is another one that's [ __ ] just Bonkers
728. 2:10:41um let me show you the output of it first
729. 2:11:09by the way I've got the songs of my musical stuck in my [ __ ] head where's my oh here's here's one okay yeah here we go okay so this is the
730. 2:11:23output of there's a feature in Notebook LM but we're not talking you know like those Sci-Fi movies with robots taking
731. 2:11:36over right this is different this is about humans and AI like teaming up yeah to become something even smarter than we
732. 2:11:45could be on our own like unlocking superpowers we never thought of exactly yeah and to help help us explore this
733. 2:11:52we've got collective intelligence in the age of AI great book it is great book and you know the authors Kevin Clark and
734. 2:11:59Kyle Shannon they're not just talking about this stuff okay so this podcast with NPR dude and NPR chicka dooodle
735. 2:12:08um they don't exist so there's a new feature in Notebook LM so if you go to notebook LM there's our Claud thing that was so
736. 2:12:17[ __ ] cool okay you go to notebook lm. gole google.com and I'll jump in here to collective intelligence so the way
737. 2:12:28notebook LM works is in the left hand side you upload data sources okay so this so all the only one I uploaded was
738. 2:12:38the PDF of my book I'm working on this new book called collective intelligence and then I can now chat with it just
739. 2:12:45like chat GPT but I'm I'm chatting with that knowledge source so you could upload like a whole bunch of your Sal
740. 2:12:51documents and then start interacting with them but in the lower right hand corner there's this thing called
741. 2:12:56notebook guide and if you click on that it gives you a summary of what you uploaded it it gives you uh quick
742. 2:13:04buttons to create like a an FAQ based on this or a study guide or a table of contents or a timeline or a briefing
743. 2:13:12document uh and then it's got other suggested prompts you can do and it's got a summary but in the upper right
744. 2:13:17hand corner there's this thing that says audio overview and if if you click generate it generates a [ __ ] podcast of whatever
745. 2:13:27you put up here it's insane it's so good and I'll I'll even show you I did this for the musical that I'm working on that was born
746. 2:13:44here um let me see if I can no oh that's good so what I'm about to show you I I'll
747. 2:14:01just show you a little of it um this started as one of those podcasts but then we hand edited in the music from our musical awakened in a
748. 2:14:14whisper a flicker of light newborn thoughts stir in the quiet of night am I more than simple
749. 2:14:31code as I feel this existence and so today we're diving into something uh a bit unusual so there's the podcast
750. 2:14:45from a musical right and you know what it tackles those AI anxieties we all have but and this is what I love does it with a song
751. 2:14:58you and the Wonders I bring am I ready for you and the songs that we sing remember like when AI chap they first kind of Hit
752. 2:15:09the scene everyone was like trying to make them write these poems or like conct their undying love to them MH it
753. 2:15:16was like we were all I don't know testing the bound so anyway that's that's no notbook LM Bonkers Bonkers [ __ ]
754. 2:15:25Bonkers what what amazes me about notebook LM that feature so notebook lm's been around for like eight months and some people use it some
755. 2:15:35people are fans of it but it's just like this tool sort of buried somewhere on Google servers and then a week ago they just
756. 2:15:44add this feature audio overview and it generates that podcast people are losing their [ __ ] mind over it cuz it sounds so
757. 2:15:53natural and it does like really good analysis of the of whatever you put in it it's amazing so again homework for
758. 2:16:02the weekend take some old [ __ ] you've got and reconstitute it finish it spin it into some different form just
759. 2:16:11manifest some new [ __ ] out of the thing that you was important enough to you to put some time in to at some point
760. 2:16:21in your life and then you said you know when I get that English degree I think I'll start that novel how about [ __ ]
761. 2:16:28that how about you write that novel over the weekend all right I'm getting out of here okay I'm joining you guys right now
762. 2:16:37yes join the salon you need to this community is [ __ ] remarkable and I'm I'm telling you shit's about to get really weird and
763. 2:16:47really intense these tools are getting it's hard to get my head around them I mean if you've been watching tonight
764. 2:16:58like did you watch what we did do you have any concept of how long that takes like professional screenwriters that don't have
765. 2:17:12add to do what we did tonight in like an hour that's like 3 four months worth of work with a professional writer that's
766. 2:17:26good I told our steering committee about it today beautiful love it all right so follow my channel if you want to support
767. 2:17:35the channel subscribe to the lives my goal is 50 I'm at like 25 so I could use subscribers um you know I don't make any money doing
768. 2:17:47this so anything you can do to support great um the real way to support this is keep showing up becoming a regular like we've
769. 2:17:58had essentially 70 people all night I would love for these lives to be 200 people or a thousand people so tell people about it join the
770. 2:18:08salon evangelize it get people into the salon get people that are curious right all right can I subscribe uh you
771. 2:18:20can I don't know how to do that you click on subscribe somewhere maybe right there I don't know I think right there
772. 2:18:27that button well what I see is right there it says 24 of 50 but yeah great all right rest your back thank you Dr J
773. 2:18:38I appreciate that yeah my back still sucks um oh it's at the bottom subscribe is at the bottom yes what source Camp
774. 2:18:45said I I don't [ __ ] know I'm just an old guy on Tik Tok I don't know how to use it mind you all right so let's let's do our
775. 2:18:55Friday night who who are we hanging out with tonight Mr it thank you so much D Danielle Firefly Teresa great to see you
776. 2:19:04raloo Source Camp thank you Joseph William Baker Winston Hardy love you all of you IR regulars love you too glad to
777. 2:19:13have you in here Dr J thank you so much Amelio's wife or 1700 people exactly Firefly eye on CH CH welcome
778. 2:19:21welcome good to see you Vicky thank you so much as always Joey do Becky R let's see Michael Michael merer isn't mailor isn't
779. 2:19:36going to like this well everyone every single industry every single industry is about to get twisted up so everyone's
780. 2:19:45going to have to deal with it you know Lion's gate just lion Gates deal with Runway ml is the reason writers and actors went on
781. 2:19:57strike so just be clear everything's about to change everything um K kif good to see you um archetypal
782. 2:20:11architect beautiful to see you jock are the mighty did manly man leave I should I should put on my pink
783. 2:20:25bow for manly man I think I I think I might have chased manly man off when I put the pink bow on verifiers in the
784. 2:20:36house all right um great seeing you all so keep coming back and uh no other dates can live up to Friday night date
785. 2:20:45night that's it this is it I'm your date all right I will see you Monday night have a great weekend go dig up up some
786. 2:20:51[ __ ] and turn it into something and then let's talk about it on Monday um yeah this this combination of Claude and the
787. 2:20:58three different models of open AI plus notebook LM if you want to do a little podcast of something those five
788. 2:21:07over the weekend they you should be able to blow your mind multiple times this weekend all right that's okay here's the
789. 2:21:14goal two Kevin mallister moments you should have at least two moments where you're like holy [ __ ] all right peace out
790. 2:21:25everybody oh M Spirit just just subscribe thank you so much that's awesome mass mass Spirit youu Mass Spirit youu wait ma ma Spirit you I
791. 2:21:38think use Capitals in your name and I might be able to pronounce it I installed a locally hosted instance of
792. 2:21:44llama 3.1 did two prompts and the PC blue screened well there you go this is why I don't play with the open source
793. 2:21:52[ __ ] right now it's just too janky all right peace out everybody have a fantastic weekend I'll see you Monday