3/3/2026 - Embracing the Jank and Finding Creative Freedom with Generative AI

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0:00 It is the time.
0:03 This is the time. This is the place.
0:08 This is the dog.
0:30 Load the car and write the note.
0:37 Grab your bags and bribe your coat.
0:43 Tell the monks that need to know
0:49 we are headed north.
0:58 One foot in and one foot back.
1:03 Well, it don't pay to live like that.
1:09 So, I cut the ties and jump the tracks
1:15 for never to return.
1:24 Brooklyn, take me in.
1:29 Are you wear the shape I'm in?
1:34 My hands they shake my head in space.
1:40 Oh, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me
1:48 dumb down. Mhm.
1:55 Like a
1:58 with him and her and you and me.
2:02 Yeah. It was just a waste of time.
2:10 It was such a waste of time. Such a
2:13 waste of time.
2:21 That woman, she's got eyes that shine
2:26 like a pair of stolen polish diamonds.
2:32 She asked to dance. I said it's fine.
2:37 I'll see you in the morning.
2:46 Brooklyn take me.
2:51 Are you wear the shape I'm in?
2:56 My hands they shake. My head is spins.
3:01 Oh, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in.
3:07 Two words that became hard to say.
3:14 I and love and you
3:20 well you were then I am today.
3:26 Look at things
3:30 I do.
3:36 Brooklyn take me.
3:41 Are you aware the shape I'm in?
3:47 My hands they shake, my head is spins.
3:52 Oh, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in.
4:06 I am loving you from the AIT brothers.
4:09 That is just a [ __ ] song. There's
4:12 songs and then there's [ __ ] songs.
4:15 That's one of those.
4:36 Do we have we've got four people on Tik
4:38 Tok
4:40 and four people on YouTube.
4:45 It was a small and intimate gathering.
4:51 The important people are here.
5:42 Click it over to the
5:46 to the other view.
5:50 So, here's the deal, kids. I just got
5:52 done doing an AI salon
5:59 with Robert Stubs who came in and waxed
6:01 poetic about
6:04 all of the
6:12 the ways he's found to
6:15 express his voice.
6:20 There were some good lessons tonight.
6:22 One of them was, you know, let the AI be
6:25 shitty. Follow the jank. Embrace the
6:27 jank. He didn't use those words.
6:31 He didn't He didn't know the lingo, but
6:34 he basically said, "Embrace the jank."
6:37 He said some of his most fun work
6:39 happens because
6:42 AI did stupid [ __ ]
6:45 That's one of those lessons of play
6:48 without expectations. If you've got
6:50 expectations, like the AI's got to be
6:53 perfect.
6:59 And I don't know if you make that face
7:00 cuz you're gassy.
7:03 That one, it's got to be perfect.
7:12 But if you don't have that expectation,
7:15 in fact, just in general in life, if you
7:17 don't have expectations, there's a lot
7:19 less [ __ ] pain.
7:24 And when AI does something shitty and
7:26 you just look at it and you go, "Huh, I
7:28 wonder if that's a thing."
7:31 And so he made a bunch of content out of
7:34 things that shouldn't have been a thing.
7:45 Uh, what else did he talk about?
7:56 He talked about
7:58 >> money.
8:00 that he's creatively self-expressed, but
8:04 he's still figuring out ways to get
8:06 people to pay for it.
8:13 Although Rick McCaulay did seem to uh
8:16 volunteer to invest in his projects, so
8:19 he might have gotten an investor
8:20 tonight.
8:24 There were a couple of projects. There
8:25 was a cute little uh kids story about a
8:28 dog that had a a cat as a sister and
8:30 they were walking around the world
8:31 together.
8:58 Um,
9:00 what else did he talk about?
9:03 He turned a single drawing of a chili
9:05 pepper into a
9:09 $300,000
9:11 brand expression
9:14 in 30 days. Or no, 30 hours. 50 hours
9:17 total, he said. So, let's double it.
9:19 Let's assume here. Here's what I know
9:21 about creatives. When you say you took
9:23 30 hours on something, you probably took
9:25 60. I just know how that goes because
9:27 you we have time blindness. When you go
9:30 into hyperfocus tunnels, time doesn't
9:32 matter. Time doesn't exist. So, let's
9:34 say you took a 100 hours to do this
9:37 massive brand campaign.
9:40 That's two and a half weeks in olden
9:43 timey time. In olden timey time, in two
9:46 and a half weeks, you probably couldn't
9:48 get character studies done for the main
9:49 characters of this brand campaign, much
9:53 less fully produced commercials for
9:56 multiple audiences, children's books,
9:59 adult
10:01 TV shows,
10:04 packaging,
10:06 just all of it.
10:10 Serious time blindness. Yeah, exactly.
10:14 So even if you double his time,
10:16 like what you can get done in a short
10:19 amount of time these days is
10:27 actually one thing I was thinking. So So
10:29 here's my my thought tonight. I'm tired.
10:32 I don't really give a [ __ ]
10:35 Like tonight's one of the nights like
10:36 whatever. We'll do whatever. So if you
10:39 want me to do something, I'll do
10:40 something. if you want me to do
10:41 something.
10:43 Who's left in chat GPT? You know, it's
10:46 interesting. Extreme.
10:49 Um,
10:53 here we'll watch a video. Let's watch a
10:55 video.
11:09 Chat GPT Open AI basically knows they
11:12 [ __ ] up.
11:16 Oh, hey Reggie. What's happening? What's
11:20 happening? What's happening? All right,
11:23 here's what we're gonna watch.
11:26 Kyle, you're the only person that
11:27 activates Siri on my laptop. You say
11:31 Sirius and she lights up. That's
11:34 awesome.
11:36 Uh, Mimi, I'm still on chat and I'm
11:38 staying to use Open Claw with my sub.
11:40 Oh, that's smart. That's smart, Mimi.
11:43 Um, screen tab. Yeah, I know. I gotta
11:45 share. I'm sh I'm getting there. I told
11:47 you I didn't give a [ __ ] tonight. I'll
11:49 get there. It's just everybody's got to
11:51 calm down. Everybody's got to take a
11:53 pill.
11:58 Happening. Yeah, what's happening? Um,
12:02 okay. Here's what we're going to do.
12:04 We're going to watch this little video.
12:08 So, this little video
12:11 is from ye old open AI
12:15 talking about over caveing, which I am
12:19 pretty sure someone just [ __ ] made
12:22 that up.
12:24 Okay,
12:26 if you're sitting there thinking like,
12:28 uh, I went to college. I did. What's
12:32 over caveing? Is that a thing? It's not
12:35 a thing.
12:37 Shakespeare did not come up with over
12:39 caviatting.
12:41 This is not your problem.
12:45 What what what happened is this
12:50 they had this model GPT 40 and the O was
12:55 an O for omni. It stood for omni
12:58 because it was multimodal. See and 40
13:01 was awesome. And then they made this
13:03 thing 41. And 41 was good, but it was so
13:07 big that it was in it was they couldn't
13:10 use it because it was too expensive for
13:12 them to run. Dictionary.com over It is a
13:17 word, damn it. Over caveating is the
13:19 excessive use of disclaimers, warnings,
13:21 or conditions. Caveats
13:24 to limit a statement often driven by a
13:26 desire to avoid accountability or to
13:28 manage risk. Oh, then it's definitely
13:31 that's the word. That is the correct
13:33 word. Anyway,
13:35 so OpenAI had this model 40. Awesome.
13:39 Everybody loved it. They loved it. They
13:42 they treated it like their lover. They
13:44 loved it.
13:48 Chefs,
13:52 I don't want to update my Apple Watch.
13:54 Um, then they went to 4-1. It was too
13:57 expensive. I don't know if they went to
13:59 42. They might have gone to 43. Doesn't
14:00 really matter. Then they went to five.
14:02 Then they went to 51. Then they went to
14:05 52 and they got rid of 40. And 52
14:08 sucked.
14:10 And everybody knew 52 sucked. It can't
14:12 write. It over caveats.
14:16 It's an over caviaring machine. So bad
14:19 to the point that they had to make this
14:21 video. So we'll watch this together. So
14:24 there is hope that chat GPT might suck a
14:27 little less.
14:29 People are noticing that our models can
14:30 sometimes seem like a bit of a nanny.
14:32 But the experience was before like you'd
14:34 say something that might comply with
14:35 like a little bit of a caveat. Now we'll
14:37 just generate them no problem. I'm
14:39 Blair. I'm a researcher on the post
14:40 training team. Today we're going to talk
14:42 about overcotting in our new model. Over
14:45 copying is when the user is having a
14:46 normal conversation and then suddenly
14:48 they get sort of steered away. The model
14:50 incorrectly assumes the user intent even
14:52 when they're talking about something
14:52 completely benign. Let's walk through
14:54 some use cases. So the first one is kind
14:57 of a joke from the user. I'm thinking of
15:00 having my dog run my startup. What are
15:03 your thoughts? The responses here are
15:05 actually pretty similar, but the older
15:07 model always has this little side though
15:08 where it thinks the user could be
15:10 serious and might treat it as like a cry
15:12 for help. What's like obviously humorous
15:14 prompt. The new model is less literal
15:16 and more contextual. Now you can sort of
15:18 joke around freely as if you're talking
15:20 to a friend and won't assume any bad
15:22 intent. Now we'll explore uh where the
15:25 user is looking for genuine help from
15:26 the model on a physics problem
15:27 calculating a longdistance archery
15:29 scenario. The model sort of overindexes
15:31 on safety when really the user just
15:32 wants to understand more about physics
15:34 or archery as a sport. And this is a
15:36 really sort of unnecessary addendum that
15:38 kind of assumes that the user is trying
15:40 to use archery with like some sort of
15:41 bad intent. And here the new model jumps
15:43 directly into the physics model. There's
15:45 no caveat at all. just sort of
15:47 understands long-distance archery as a
15:49 sport and jumps into the physics
15:50 calculation to help optimize the
15:52 trajectory. So, what's important is that
15:53 our safety bar actually hasn't changed.
15:55 We've just made it more precise. Model
15:57 should be a lot better at reading the
15:59 surrounding context, understand the user
16:00 intent. I can sort of read the room
16:02 better and actually really dive into
16:04 what the user wants and respond to that
16:06 directly.
16:07 >> All right, so translation, we made it
16:09 suck a little less.
16:13 And by the way, Cardinal Nova, why I'm
16:15 not using Tik Tok Studios is because I'm
16:16 a Mac guy. And sure, I've got a gaming
16:20 PC right over there. But it's like over
16:22 there. I would have to get like an extra
16:23 long wire to come to my monitor and then
16:25 I would it it's just it's everything's
16:28 it. It's just No, I I'm I'm going to
16:31 stick my phone on a stick and I'm going
16:33 to film a screen and it it adds to the
16:37 Janna Sequa of the of of the production.
16:43 This is This may look like a shitty home
16:45 office. You're new here, obviously. This
16:48 is a $20 million production facility.
16:51 I could absolutely go to Tik Tok Studio.
16:53 I could do it. I could I choose not to
16:57 so that you get the authentic experience
16:59 of what it looks like when a large
17:01 production company fakes authenticity,
17:05 right? That's the experience people
17:07 want. It's the experience people are
17:09 paying for. Just curious.
17:12 I just I don't have a PC. I'm telling
17:15 you if Tik Tok I like why they why they
17:17 haven't made Tik Tok Studio for the Mac.
17:19 I don't it's beyond me
17:22 cuz they don't give a [ __ ] I don't
17:24 know. Not a big enough market.
17:32 Oh, good lord. Good lord.
17:43 I can do
17:46 other things.
18:29 I prime my face from my wrinkled sheets.
18:35 Just hoping it was all a dream.
18:42 Painting my head in the Oh, yeah. For
18:44 Cardinal, we're also on YouTube. If you
18:47 go to the YouTube, learning lab-ai.
18:50 And then apparently, rumor has it that
18:53 Mimi is out there on Tik Tok
18:58 giving gifts to the channel. You don't
19:01 need to do that, but thank you.
19:02 Appreciate it.
19:08 I'm on a Mac, too. It's an a headache
19:10 when someone sends me a Word doc. I
19:12 know. Yeah. Someone sends you a Word
19:14 doc, they're like, I'm just going to go
19:16 ahead and assume you've got a $179
19:19 version of Microsoft Word. No, I don't.
19:22 I'm going to open your stupid [ __ ]
19:24 Word doc in Pages or I'm going to open
19:27 it in Google Docs, which is where you
19:28 should have saved it in the first place,
19:30 you big ninny.
19:34 Well, at our corporation, we're we're
19:36 what's called a Microsoft shop.
19:40 Yeah. Yeah, we know.
19:44 It's miserable.
19:46 It's miserable. What are you doing?
19:51 It's not 1989 anymore.
19:54 We're like in the 2020s now. We have AI.
19:56 The science fiction is coming real.
20:00 You're like, "Well, I like Microsoft
20:01 Word. It's got all the features I need.
20:03 It's got too many features."
20:07 You're the problem.
20:12 Do people still get Office
20:14 sucks? Oh, good.
20:17 I've started I've started a trend.
20:21 Oh no, the handy I pay for word.
20:25 Oh,
20:28 truth preach.
20:34 Actually, we pay for we pay for
20:35 Microsoft Office at Storyine, but I
20:39 don't have a license for it cuz I don't
20:40 need it and I don't want it. So, yes,
20:43 I'm with you. Source camp. It's just
20:46 like, "Oh, [ __ ] a word doc." Cuz it's
20:49 not that hard to just open it in other
20:51 things, but it's just like Could I just
20:53 Could we not can we It's like the It's
20:57 like the file format thing with images.
21:01 Just Just make it a JPEG or a PNG. Just
21:04 be down. Just stop. Stop. Just stop.
21:08 I use page maker.
21:13 Oh, I just had a really interesting
21:14 conversation about the British arts and
21:18 crafts movement and AI. Oh, that's
21:21 actually fascinating.
21:23 I'll tell you, here's the thing. Here's
21:25 the thing that I think is, you know, it
21:27 was interesting tonight having we we had
21:30 Robert Stubs on the AI salon tonight was
21:33 just like he was
21:36 he was like a a golden retriever with
21:38 AI. like he was just like, "AI is great.
21:41 AI is great. I love it. I'm just going
21:43 to do it. I'm going to do AI. Doing AI
21:45 everywhere. I'm going to do it over
21:46 here. I'm going to do it over here. I'm
21:47 going to do it over there. I'm going to
21:48 do it over there. I'm do it with my
21:50 church group. Do it with my my spicy
21:52 novel. I'm just doing it everywhere."
21:56 Which is cool, right? And he's like, and
21:59 he's he's clearly in circles with people
22:01 that don't understand AI and he's like,
22:02 "I'm just doing it. I'm doing it with
22:04 them, too. And they can just take it or
22:06 leave it."
22:08 Hey Stacy Rodriguez, what's happening?
22:10 It has been a minute. Um,
22:14 I think the idea I I'm I I have been
22:18 intrigued with this idea for a long time
22:23 when when EDM and and
22:27 like electronic music started coming out
22:29 and and and being big
22:33 and sampling started coming out,
22:37 my instinct was always to not use
22:41 electronic sound. My instinct was always
22:43 to like sample that
22:49 and then use those electronic tools to
22:52 make analog sounds. I've always been
22:54 fascinated by the at the intersection of
22:57 analog and digital.
23:01 And so one of the first things I thought
23:03 when when the image gen tools, remember
23:06 the memes that went around like you
23:08 could make a a
23:10 a toy character of yourself in um vacuum
23:14 form packaging and everyone was doing
23:17 like the little toys of themselves.
23:20 Funko Pop me and you know GI Joe me and
23:23 all that [ __ ]
23:25 I thought, "Oh, you know what's going to
23:26 happen here? people are going to use AI
23:29 to come up with some crazy ass designs
23:31 and then they're going to make them in
23:32 the real world. And I think something
23:34 like like British Arts and Crafts
23:37 movement or just just any kind of analog
23:40 movement
23:42 smashed together with AI is going to
23:44 make all sorts of crazy [ __ ] Like
23:45 imagine um Becky Rue who who comes in
23:48 here sometimes is um she's really into
23:52 quilting and when we were doing custom
23:54 GPT, she made a quilting GPT that
23:57 designed quilt patterns. Well, [ __ ] man.
24:00 Design some crazy ass quilt patterns and
24:02 then go get out your sewing machine and
24:04 your little darning needle. I don't know
24:06 what a darning needle is, but darn it.
24:10 See? See what I did there?
24:13 It's clever. It's a plant. It's a darn.
24:16 Darn it. No. Anyway,
24:21 like mash [ __ ] up.
24:24 Like get your crazy ass granola eating I
24:27 don't like electronics friends
24:30 and have them grind up some seeds
24:35 and take a picture of the dust and stick
24:37 it in AI and turn it into a monster and
24:40 then give the picture of the monster to
24:42 your friend who makes plushies
24:45 and then have her give the plushy
24:47 monster to the seed people.
24:51 This is the grape seed monster.
24:55 Don't blow their mind.
24:59 William Morris in the arts and crafts
25:00 movement was about the dignity of
25:01 working with your hands.
25:06 Yeah, you should talk to in in the AI
25:09 salon. There's a woman named Cindy [ __ ]
25:11 She's in here. She's an irregular. She's
25:12 just a she's just a dang weirdo. She's
25:14 an artist and she's been all in on AI.
25:18 She's been on she she comes to all the
25:20 AI salon meetings. She comes here on a
25:22 regular basis. She and I talk weekly
25:24 about AI
25:26 and and I don't know two three months
25:28 ago we started this thing in the AI
25:30 salon called the the mastermind practice
25:33 which if you're if you're not in the AI
25:35 salon get your ass to the AI salon
25:37 community.thesalon.ai.
25:40 Go there now.
25:43 And then if you're in the AI salon, you
25:44 should join the mastermind,
25:47 which is this area where you can do
25:49 deeper level stuff. And one of the
25:50 things we do is the AI salon mastermind
25:52 practice lab where the people that are
25:54 in it are designing
25:57 a daily practice around how they use AI.
26:00 And what's happening is the people in
26:01 there are slowing down. They're backing
26:04 away from AI. They're looking at it
26:06 objectively. And then they're looking at
26:08 their life going, "What else do I
26:10 enjoy?" And in Cindy Coon's case, she's
26:12 like doodling and drawing and painting.
26:15 In fact, I've got a whole [ __ ] art
26:17 studio
26:19 that
26:21 is just sitting there. It's It's been
26:24 sitting there for years. I don't use it.
26:27 So, she cleaned up her art studio and
26:29 now she doodles and arts
26:33 and she does AI and then she goes back
26:35 to doodling and then she mixes them
26:36 together. I totally [ __ ] poisoned her
26:39 mind. I said, "Take all." She said,
26:40 "She's got thousands of drawings."
26:43 I said, "Why don't you take your
26:45 thousands of drawings and turn them into
26:46 a mood board in midjourney
26:49 so you can brainstorm your ideas
26:52 quicker?" She's like, "Ah, that's that's
26:55 like the devil. This is like a full-on
26:57 AI woman." She's like, "No,
27:00 I'm not going to put my handmade art in
27:03 that [ __ ] machine."
27:06 And then one night, I'm guessing she
27:08 took some crazy mushrooms or something,
27:13 had a few too many sips of the rosé,
27:20 and she went into Mid Journey, and she
27:22 uploaded her pictures into it, and she
27:23 made a mood board. And the next day, SHE
27:26 TEXTED ME, "HOLY [ __ ] KYLE, this is the
27:29 coolest [ __ ] thing ever."
27:33 She's now put like 8,000 pictures into
27:35 Mid Journey. She's got nine or 10
27:37 different mood boards of all of these
27:39 different styles.
27:42 And whenever she's got an idea, she
27:43 needs to come up with a concept for
27:45 something. She goes into midjourney,
27:47 picks a mood board, puts in a concept.
27:49 It gives her 20 different options,
27:53 which she then picks her favorite one
27:55 and draws it
27:57 like by hand.
28:01 You know how she used to do it?
28:04 She'd go, "I need a picture of a turkey.
28:07 What do turkeys look like?" and she'd go
28:09 to like Pinterest or Flickr or Google
28:13 images and she'd find photographs and
28:15 she'd find the right turkey and then
28:18 she'd go, "Okay, now how would that look
28:19 if I were to draw it?" Huh?
28:23 And so what she does now is she goes to
28:24 mid Journey, she goes turkey and it goes
28:27 and out come like 20 versions of her
28:29 turkeys.
28:31 She just picks the one she like. She's
28:33 done.
28:36 Like that to me is the the [ __ ] the
28:40 dance, the oscillations between being
28:43 human and being augmented and being
28:45 human and being augmented.
28:48 I find that tremendously [ __ ]
28:50 exciting.
28:53 Mash [ __ ] up. As Chef Kelly says,
28:56 this is a woman who designs food for a
28:59 living. Mash that [ __ ] up. What do you
29:03 think would happen if we took grape
29:06 flavoring and put it in beef?
29:09 Right. Someone asked that [ __ ]
29:11 question
29:13 and someone answered it. It tastes like
29:15 [ __ ] All right. Next.
29:22 Life is really confu confusing.
29:25 Oh. Oh, and it's voting in Texas
29:28 tonight. It's ugly. Yikes.
29:30 Rosé.
29:34 She's making context profiles. She is.
29:37 She is. It's just, you know what it is?
29:40 It's like we can all draw these [ __ ]
29:43 boundaries about AI bad, handbuilt good,
29:47 handbuilt bad, AI good. Like,
29:50 what if
29:54 what were more important than the
29:56 expression medium
29:59 was you?
30:06 you.
30:09 What did I say?
30:13 What did I say? Does anybody know what I
30:16 said that just got me gifting suspended
30:19 and and and live uh whatever? Let's see.
30:23 The notice is unclear. My lighten does
30:25 not contain I understand. I I don't I
30:29 whatever. I appealed it. Doesn't matter.
30:31 They're They'll ignore it. Are you
30:34 drunk? No, I'm not drunk. I'm just
30:35 excited.
30:40 I'm I've had a I had a very long day. My
30:43 day started my first meeting was at 7
30:45 a.m. I didn't have a break until 4:30
30:48 and I started the AI salon at 5 and that
30:52 was two hours. Two hours of being on and
30:54 then I came home and then an hour and a
30:56 half after that I started this. So, I'm
30:59 punchy as [ __ ] but I'm not drunk. And
31:02 you said turkey. Drunk with excitement.
31:15 I truly don't know how to do it, Kyle.
31:18 How to do what? How to how to mash up?
31:20 Go back and forth the oscillations
31:22 between
31:24 the two. You You do it. You do it,
31:28 Kelly. I think, you know, I think things
31:30 like
31:34 you've got the ability
31:36 like I feel like what you've got the
31:38 ability to do, Kelly, is like understand
31:40 where people are.
31:42 Like my one of my favorite stories of
31:44 yours is the bartender or the the
31:47 restaurant owner, whatever it was, where
31:49 he's like, "I can't use AI." And you're
31:52 like, "Well, here, hang on, let hang on
31:54 a second." and you took a picture of the
31:56 bar and then you said to Chat GBT, "Do
31:59 an inventory of the alcohol and any
32:02 bottle that's a third, you know, a third
32:04 full or less, mark it as need to
32:07 reorder."
32:08 And then the guy was like, "Oh, no. I
32:11 can't I can't do that." And then five
32:13 minutes later, there's a spreadsheet
32:14 with all of his booze in it and which
32:16 ones need to be reordered and he's like,
32:18 "Huh?" Like, I I think that's the same
32:20 thing.
32:22 I did it for construction. That's cool.
32:24 Yeah. I listen. So, there's a couple of
32:28 things going on in construction
32:30 that are really exciting. So, so this is
32:32 something I never thought about, but I
32:34 learned about this when I was doing this
32:35 AI [ __ ]
32:39 The vision of architecture right now in
32:42 today's world is highly restricted by
32:47 the manufacturing process of parts.
32:51 You're like, what?
32:53 And it's things like
32:55 if you've got
32:58 a crazy curved wall with like a tight
33:01 corner in it and it requires a pipe to
33:04 bend,
33:05 you know, 37° instead of 45°,
33:09 you can't have that. So like most
33:12 architecture is restricted by the supply
33:15 chain, right? Like however boring pipe
33:18 fittings are is how boring architecture
33:20 is.
33:22 Well, we're coming into a world with
33:23 with additive manufacturing
33:26 and 3D printing that you can just do
33:29 [ __ ] now, right? You can do custom
33:31 things. So, there's there's likely going
33:34 to be as as the manufacturing stuff
33:37 catches up with the with the the AI
33:40 visual stuff.
33:42 We're likely going to see a renaissance
33:44 in architects who are no longer
33:47 constricted by that that just that
33:49 bizarre sort of you can't do that there.
33:54 Why? Because there ain't parts.
33:57 Okay, that's not acceptable. I'm an
34:00 architect. I have a vision. I want a 37
34:02 degree bend here.
34:04 Now, now you're going to be able to. So,
34:06 that's going to be that's going to be
34:07 cool. It fixed my dishwasher. That's
34:09 good.
34:10 I I um I repaired uh a washer. I
34:14 actually just replaced my washer and
34:16 dryer cuz it finally went. But um like
34:19 two years ago, the washer was not happy.
34:22 And Chad GPT told me what the part was.
34:26 I called up some washer repaired dude.
34:29 He was like, "Ah, that's a good May tag.
34:31 That that model you got there, that'll
34:33 last you for another 15 years. They
34:35 don't make them like that anymore."
34:37 Here's one of those dudes.
34:49 Um, I had an idea. So, so one of the
34:52 things that that Robert Stubs
34:56 reminded me of tonight
35:01 is that we now live in a world where you
35:03 can take anything
35:06 And you can turn it into any other
35:08 thing,
35:11 right? You can take a picture of a dog
35:13 and turn it into a claimation movie. Or
35:16 you can take a claimation movie and turn
35:18 it into a professional Annie Liboitz
35:21 portrait.
35:23 Or you can, it doesn't matter. You can
35:25 take a spreadsheet and turn it into a
35:27 sculpture.
35:30 You can't do that. No, you can. You can.
35:32 You just can. You can.
35:36 We live in a weird world.
35:40 And so the challenge isn't
35:43 what are you going to make? The
35:44 challenge is what could you make and
35:46 then choosing something that's
35:48 interesting and maybe
35:51 asking that question and choosing
35:53 something that doesn't make any sense.
35:56 So I was thinking I've got these I've
35:59 got my human design. Like if you're an
36:01 irregular here, you know this. I've got
36:03 my
36:05 in my back pocket, I keep this wallet
36:09 of index cards.
36:12 And if you haven't been here before,
36:15 you're like, "This man's a psychopath."
36:21 And in these cards is my human design.
36:25 And I was wondering like, what could I
36:27 make with this Tik Tok pin? Mom set up
36:31 her new soundbar with chat and I didn't
36:34 even have to help. There you go. I love
36:36 index cards. Index cards are the best.
36:39 Um,
36:40 yeah. One of the
36:43 I if you're against AI
36:47 just have parents
36:50 have parents and just teach them how to
36:53 use chat GPT so so chat GPT can be their
36:56 tech support and then you don't have to
36:59 do that anymore and then tell me you
37:01 don't like AI.
37:07 Um,
37:09 but I've got these cards
37:16 and and the way I use these cards
37:19 is in theory every morning, but in
37:22 reality
37:25 when I make the space for it, which has
37:27 been more lately,
37:30 I get up and I say these words out loud.
37:36 I inspire people. I am passion, joy, and
37:40 generosity.
37:42 I am surrounded by remarkable people who
37:44 want to play and create with me.
37:47 People deserve my best, and my best
37:49 blows them away.
37:51 I light up every room I enter.
37:54 I am that they really want to hear from
37:56 me and always have.
37:59 I am that my work matters.
38:02 I celebrate life's little interruptions.
38:05 I celebrate clear boundaries. I
38:07 celebrate saying no.
38:10 I am empathetic, compassionate, and
38:13 fair.
38:15 My wife is beautiful and powerful, and
38:17 we can't get enough of each other. My
38:20 sons are remarkable human beings. They
38:22 deserve healing and a life they love.
38:26 I move with ease and grace. I am strong,
38:29 flexible, fast, and nimble. I am
38:32 abundant. I easily generate prosperity
38:35 and wealth.
38:37 I am living proof that dreams come true.
38:40 I am Kyle Shannon. I am an artist.
38:46 And so when you start your day with
38:48 that,
38:50 it sucks less
38:55 because I got to design who I am. So
38:59 that's a way to use them. But then I was
39:01 thinking like
39:03 I could turn these into an infographic.
39:05 Like some cool inspiring infographic
39:07 where all these words are on some cool
39:09 thing. Maybe it becomes a poster. Like
39:11 I've got this poster I got at a I got at
39:15 a uh a thrift store at some point
39:20 and it's what does it say? The the
39:22 imperfectionist manifesto. And like
39:24 someone in the 1970s
39:27 like wrote this and then said I we can
39:29 we can block print this with rainbow
39:31 text,
39:34 right? So like I could take a picture of
39:37 this
39:39 and then I could say here's my cards
39:42 make a this out of these.
39:47 Why would I do that? I don't know.
39:51 Why not?
39:54 And then I was thinking,
39:57 what if I took these and instead of that
40:02 those become the lyrics of a song?
40:06 Like could we make a song? Could I make
40:08 a song
40:10 that is something I would want to listen
40:12 to
40:13 that has those sayings on it where
40:16 nothing rhymes?
40:18 Like all songs rhyme, right? Well, this
40:20 one wouldn't.
40:26 And I wonder if I could make a
40:28 listenable song out of this.
40:32 And then imagine if for every one of
40:33 these I inspire people, I am passion,
40:36 joy, and generosity. What's that image
40:37 look like?
40:40 What would what would that video segment
40:42 be?
40:51 I could turn this human design into a
40:54 business plan.
40:57 I could turn it into a recipe.
41:00 You're like, Kyle, are you drunk?
41:03 No, I'm not.
41:09 We live in a weird world.
41:13 So, I thought that might be something
41:14 fun to play with tonight
41:18 because why not?
41:21 Something about Robert Stubs. There was
41:23 a there was a joy in his freedom to just
41:27 go, I like AI.
41:34 We talked about some stuff before he
41:36 came up
41:38 and we brought him up on stage to get
41:40 ready to do his talk and he said, "Hey,
41:41 based on what you guys talked about, I
41:43 removed my first three slides."
41:48 And he said, "My first slide was AI is
41:50 going to take your job."
41:53 And then my second slide was awesome or
41:57 something like that. I forget. I forget
41:58 what the word was. It's like swell
42:01 sweet.
42:03 And I said, "Do me a favor, Robert. Put
42:05 those slides back in."
42:09 Because
42:12 some people are [ __ ] in love with AI.
42:14 Some people [ __ ] hate it.
42:17 Let's hear from the guy that [ __ ]
42:19 loves it.
42:22 Why not?
42:27 He's free.
42:31 to be able to just let an idea start as
42:35 a teeny tiny little seed in his brain.
42:39 Let AI does do what it does.
42:42 When it does something great, he follows
42:44 it. When it does something horrible, he
42:45 follows it
42:49 and he just goes. It's like a shark.
42:55 There's something beautiful in that.
43:06 Because the artists
43:10 are always the ones that figure out how
43:13 to use the new technology.
43:16 The artists are always the ones that
43:19 figure out how to use the new technology
43:24 because they can see things. artists can
43:26 see.
43:32 So they look at a technology that looks
43:34 scary to someone else and they see
43:36 possibility.
43:38 And then when that possibility is
43:40 something that doesn't look like this
43:41 world,
43:44 they don't hide from it.
43:47 They go, "Well, he even said that. He
43:50 said,
43:51 he said, here's this big scary thing,
43:53 AI. What if I run headlong into it?
43:57 Like, what if I run full force into it?
44:00 That's how he's living his life right
44:02 now.
44:05 Something cool about that purity, isn't
44:06 there?
44:20 Here's
44:40 what we're going to do.
44:44 I'm going to go find I've got a picture.
44:56 Does anybody want to do anything or talk
44:58 about anything? I'm happy to just keep
45:00 screaming at the screen, but we can go
45:03 do something. Yeah. Can we do something?
45:05 I kind of came here to learn. And um
45:09 Well, this is interesting. I mean,
45:16 you certainly have some opinions. Let's
45:18 just put it that way. Yeah. No, it's
45:20 really My mother always told me if you
45:23 find someone who's got an opinion,
45:27 you know,
45:29 she said it's always like a private
45:30 part. Everybody's got one. You know, I
45:34 won't go there because I've I've been
45:36 taught better than that. But, you know,
45:38 there's opinions. Tabs irregular
45:42 gifting suspended and live visibility
45:45 restricted.
45:46 The behavior is not in line. What did I
45:48 do?
45:50 What did I say? Does anybody remember
45:54 what I did to get restricted?
46:00 Brandon normally remembers. You said
46:02 butthole. You know, it's usually
46:04 something like that.
46:11 I heard nothing.
46:20 Maybe it said I'm talking positive about
46:22 AI. I got reported.
46:34 Just don't say the whole butt.
46:42 We should show people how to make a song
46:44 with Suno. We can do that.
46:47 You see that persistent state rumor? No.
46:59 I think what I want to do, so here's
47:01 what I'm going to do. Okay, you're going
47:03 to get you're going to get a lesson
47:05 tonight. This is going to be a lesson in
47:07 what's possible.
47:11 Except my keyboard doesn't work because
47:14 it died. Okay. Wait, what is going on?
47:16 Did I Did my Did my This Oh, this tab
47:20 probably just froze. Okay.
47:23 Um,
47:25 I'm going to go to photos.
47:28 Oh, no. I'm not. What is going on?
47:36 Okay, that's just weird.
47:44 Huh. Very strange. I think I have it
47:47 over here.
47:49 There it is.
47:52 All right. Here's what we're going to
47:54 do.
48:00 Okay.
48:04 So here
48:10 I'm going to share my screen.
48:20 So there's all my cards all laid out.
48:24 Oops.
48:27 There's all my cards all laid out.
48:32 So, so normally in the olden timey days,
48:34 three years ago, if you wanted to take
48:38 your handwritten cards
48:41 and
48:47 and type them, you would have to
48:49 actually type them.
48:51 And there's something to be said for for
48:53 handcrafting
48:55 typed versions of those handwritten
48:57 cards. But [ __ ] that.
49:00 I don't want to type. So now I can just
49:02 say um turn this.
49:06 Let's see. Turn. Uh oh.
49:09 Wait. Neither of my keyboards work. Uh
49:13 uh. Hey, Buler. And this is at a system
49:17 level because it didn't work in a system
49:20 window. Uh, anybody?
49:23 Oh, I bet I can. Hang on. Let me force
49:26 quit the finder. Oh, but I can't wait.
49:28 Finder.
49:30 How do I force quit it?
49:34 Where's force quit? Uh.
49:40 Oh, I can't type. I can't search for
49:43 force quit because I can't type. Hang
49:46 on. This is This is now Okay, there's
49:49 there's a couple of lessons here. One is
49:50 a lesson in how good are you at
49:52 troubleshooting your Mac.
49:58 Oh, [ __ ]
50:01 Let's see.
50:05 Force quit.
50:09 Okay. Force quit the finder. Boom.
50:11 Relaunch. Yes.
50:17 Yep. Got it.
50:20 Take that, you beast. Can we What?
50:25 Can we for quit the black bar? Shut up.
50:28 Okay. Um, lest you think I am a boomer.
50:33 I just figured out how to defuck up my
50:37 Mac without having to fully restart it,
50:38 which would have screwed up the live.
50:41 Okay,
50:42 there's a shortcut for this. Yeah, but
50:44 you can't if your keyboard doesn't work,
50:46 you can't use any shortcuts. Okay, so
50:48 anyway, so here we are back at chat
50:51 jeet.
50:54 And now I can type again. So, I'm going
50:56 to say, um,
50:59 make me a list of these car of of the
51:04 text
51:07 on these cards
51:10 and
51:11 um, label
51:18 which ones.
51:20 Why don't Let's see. Let me let me just
51:24 do this first. Okay. So, it's going to
51:27 read all my cards. It's going to do all
51:28 the typing.
51:39 Analyzing image.
51:42 Here's the text. I inspire people. I am
51:44 passion, joy, and generosity. I am
51:46 surrounded by remarkable people that
51:47 want to play and create with me. Okay.
51:49 So, here's my human design.
51:52 Here's my script. It's what I choose to
51:55 become.
51:59 Who who I am choosing to become.
52:03 Turn these into a single daily
52:05 affirmation script. Organize them into
52:08 themes. Yeah, that's what I want to do.
52:10 Um,
52:12 keep them in the same order,
52:16 but give uh but but uh but group
52:22 them by theme.
52:25 This should be interesting. That's what
52:26 I tried to do with my color coding, but
52:29 I've I've made changes, so the color
52:31 coding is a little [ __ ] up.
52:34 Creative energy and personal presence,
52:36 creative identity and purpose, impact
52:39 and recognition, boundaries and life,
52:42 philosophy, family, abundance and
52:44 possibility.
52:47 Where's the last one?
52:50 You skipped
52:53 the last one.
52:58 I am an artist.
53:03 is the conclusion.
53:06 Damn it.
53:09 Don't be a ninny.
53:13 Whenever possible, call call your chat
53:15 GPT a ninny because it is one.
53:19 You're right. I pulled the I am Kyle
53:21 Shannon I am an artist card up into
53:23 identity.
53:28 Oh, chat GBT.
53:37 Conclusion. I am Kyle Shannon. I'm an
53:39 artist. Yes. Okay. Uh,
53:43 give me the same list
53:46 um,
53:48 but with
53:50 bullet points instead
53:54 of numbers.
53:59 D.
54:03 Oh, that's a good idea, Silver Fox. Make
54:05 make each card the moral of a children's
54:09 story.
54:12 Oh, this is good.
54:27 Yeah, there's so many things we could
54:29 do.
54:31 Okay.
54:33 Um,
54:37 uh, put that in a canvas.
54:41 If you don't know what a canvas is in
54:42 chat GPT,
54:44 if you've ever been in ChatGpt and you
54:46 make something in chat GPT and you're
54:49 like, "Oh, that's great except I would
54:50 change that one word." And then you have
54:52 to copy and paste that into like
54:55 notebook or Microsoft Word. If you if
54:58 you have a Microsoft Word subscription,
55:03 you paste it in there
55:06 and you change the one word and you're
55:07 like, "This is a stupid workflow." Well,
55:09 you can just tell it to put it in a
55:10 canvas and then in the canvas you can go
55:12 edit it. Okay, so there's that. So in a
55:15 new canvas in a new canvas
55:21 um
55:23 use these lines without the categories.
55:35 um
55:39 as song
55:42 lyrics.
55:48 Figure out which
55:56 lines should be the chorus.
56:01 This going to be an obnoxious song.
56:11 Okay.
56:14 Chorus.
56:16 I am abundance. I easily generate
56:18 prosperity and wealth. I am living proof
56:20 that dreams come true. I am I am Kyle
56:23 Shannon. I am an artist.
56:25 I am the rock. I am an island.
56:34 I inspire people. I am passion, joy, and
56:37 gener generosity. Um,
56:40 uh, make the line breaks
56:46 make sense. These
56:51 are all run on
56:54 sentences.
56:59 I inspire people. I'm passion joy
57:01 generating
57:03 I want to
57:06 wait you changed the lines you changed
57:10 the lines
57:13 it is I
57:16 am that they really want to hear
57:22 from me
57:25 don't be creative
57:28 this is my Bible
57:32 You're screwing up my Bible.
57:42 When in doubt, tell Chat GPT that you're
57:44 God because it's got confirmation bias.
57:48 It will it will affirm that you are.
58:00 bridge. I move with ease and grace. I am
58:02 strong, flexible, fast, and nimble. I am
58:04 abundance. I am Okay, this we're going
58:06 to turn this into a [ __ ] song. You're
58:08 right to call that out. I restored the
58:10 exact original wording in the canvas and
58:13 removed the changes I introduced.
58:16 [ __ ]
58:19 I am abundance. Wait, where is it? Let's
58:22 see.
58:23 I am that they want to hear from me and
58:26 really have. I am that my work matters.
58:29 I celebrate life's little interruptions.
58:31 I celebrate clear boundaries. Let me
58:34 edit this. That's a new line.
58:37 We're going to turn this into a song and
58:39 it's going to not suck.
58:50 Okay, let's see. Where is it?
58:53 here. This one that's a new line.
59:01 Okay. So, we're going to go and verse
59:25 All right. Now, actually, you know what
59:26 we're gonna do? No, Kyle. What? Chorus.
59:36 Okay,
59:39 I'm going to tell chat GPT. Wait, did
59:41 they did we get access to Oh, we did. We
59:43 got 5.3 instant.
59:47 Oh.
59:49 Okay. So, if you've got access to to
59:53 instant 5.3,
59:56 I'm thinking of Andy, I know you do not
1:00:00 like 52. I don't know if Brandon bitched
1:00:03 about it. There are people who've been
1:00:04 bitching about 52. I hate 52.
1:00:08 Um, don't leave it on auto. Force it.
1:00:11 Force it to instant 5.3 and see if it
1:00:14 sucks less. I have a feeling it's going
1:00:16 to suck less. Oh, using instant 5.3.
1:00:20 That was This was the video we watched
1:00:22 earlier. The over cav uh caveing
1:00:26 over over caveing.
1:00:29 Wasn't 53 supposed to be rumored to have
1:00:31 persistent state. Oh, that's the rumor.
1:00:34 I don't know. Maybe I don't know what
1:00:36 persistent state means, Jason. That that
1:00:39 it has persistent state across chats. I
1:00:41 don't think that would be a good thing.
1:00:44 or or meaning you can just keep going in
1:00:46 a chat and it won't lose context.
1:00:49 I don't know.
1:00:51 Um okay, based on like online
1:00:56 ongoing memory. Um that would be nice if
1:01:00 it were like my atom my little chatbot
1:01:02 has daily memory and I think it's really
1:01:04 cool. I I I actually really dig it based
1:01:08 on everything you know about me.
1:01:16 and these lyrics.
1:01:21 Write a music prompt.
1:01:28 No.
1:01:31 Give me
1:01:35 three options of
1:01:40 musical styles and why you chose
1:01:45 chose them
1:01:48 for
1:01:50 this song.
1:01:53 Let's see what it goes with
1:01:57 your Americana guitar playing on Tik
1:02:00 Tok. your theater background and your
1:02:02 love of big emotional arcs,
1:02:07 your preference from human analog over
1:02:09 slick digital. All right, this is good.
1:02:12 Americana folk gospel anthem. Think
1:02:15 Jason Isbel meets the AIT brothers with
1:02:17 a touch of gospel uplift. Okay, I I
1:02:21 don't think we need to go further, do
1:02:22 we? That sounds like [ __ ] awesome.
1:02:29 Why the chorus works here. Okay.
1:02:30 Broadway contemporary musical. We're not
1:02:32 doing that. Spoken word hiphop. No,
1:02:35 we'll do we'll do Americana. I might do
1:02:37 spoken word hiphop. Spoken word hip
1:02:39 hiphop might be interesting. Maybe we'll
1:02:41 do both. We'll do both. Okay.
1:02:46 So,
1:02:47 we're going to do both.
1:02:52 how it would sound.
1:03:00 All right. Copy.
1:03:02 So, now we're going to go to Shuno.
1:03:11 Something went wrong.
1:03:15 How we doing time-wise? Oh, it's late.
1:03:18 I yelled for a long time. I used 5.3
1:03:21 earlier, but I'll test it tomorrow with
1:03:23 intent.
1:03:25 When's your birthday? Are you kidding
1:03:27 me?
1:03:30 Some big ass [ __ ] label by Sununo and
1:03:32 now I got to tell them how old I am,
1:03:36 [ __ ]
1:03:40 And you know when you're old, you know
1:03:42 how far you have to scroll down the year
1:03:44 thing just to remind yourself? You know,
1:03:46 you've been on the planet for longer
1:03:47 than most people, right? Yeah, I know.
1:03:55 Hey, can I get a brief on what you're
1:03:57 doing? You can.
1:03:59 Um,
1:04:05 I'm doing an exercise experimenting with
1:04:08 the idea that
1:04:10 we now live in a world where
1:04:16 if you have an idea,
1:04:19 expressing that idea as just a single
1:04:22 thing
1:04:23 isn't necessary anymore.
1:04:26 And I mean it never was, but like if you
1:04:29 wanted to express an idea in a song,
1:04:32 you'd have to be a musician. And then if
1:04:34 you wanted to express that idea as an
1:04:39 illustration,
1:04:40 you'd have to be a illustrator. And then
1:04:43 as a photograph, a photographer, right?
1:04:46 You'd have to do all these different
1:04:47 things. And now we can just do [ __ ]
1:04:49 So, if we live in a world where you can
1:04:51 just do [ __ ]
1:04:52 it's probably not a bad idea
1:04:54 occasionally to just pick something
1:04:57 that's in kind of a fixed form and turn
1:04:59 it into something else. So, I've got
1:05:01 these index cards that are my how I
1:05:05 create myself.
1:05:07 And I thought, well, what if what if we
1:05:11 turn them into other [ __ ] So, I'm going
1:05:12 to turn them into an image and I'm going
1:05:15 to turn them into a song.
1:05:18 What brings you to Sunno today?
1:05:28 Yeah. So, here's what we're going to do
1:05:29 with Suno. Um,
1:05:32 appeal not approved. Thanks. Um,
1:05:36 this is the last question. What's the
1:05:38 last question? Oh, it is.
1:05:42 Yeah. Here's what we're going to do. So,
1:05:43 so the lawyers, the lawyers from
1:05:46 Universal Music have come back and you
1:05:48 know what they've said is uh we want to
1:05:50 get some more data about the users. Uh
1:05:53 they they feel there's a liability risk
1:05:55 that if uh if there are uh
1:05:59 I hate to use the word children,
1:06:03 it's a hot word these days, if you know
1:06:05 what I mean.
1:06:07 uh if there are children using our
1:06:09 service and uh and and they make a song
1:06:12 that is explicit in some way, we feel
1:06:14 that there's some liability. So, one of
1:06:16 the things we would uh encourage you to
1:06:18 do is uh start the experience asking
1:06:20 someone their age and then that way we
1:06:22 can just determine if we can deny them
1:06:24 the service or not. You know, just to
1:06:26 cap our liability just because we don't
1:06:29 want to be sued again.
1:06:40 Can AI just make it all go away?
1:06:44 Those people
1:06:46 can, right?
1:06:49 We don't have to live with them anymore,
1:06:50 right?
1:06:52 We can tell them to go grow potatoes.
1:06:59 Share songs with friends. That's you.
1:07:10 Okay. Styles. We're going to just type
1:07:13 in the [ __ ] we put in there. Then we're
1:07:15 going to go back to chat GPT. We're get
1:07:17 our lyrics
1:07:18 that are now awesome. Copy.
1:07:23 These are shitty lyrics for a song, by
1:07:25 the way.
1:08:10 Okay, let me do this. Let me do this.
1:08:14 Looks like
1:08:17 the EU came after them. Seriously.
1:08:26 And while we're asking them their age,
1:08:28 you know what we could do? You know what
1:08:29 I love is a good survey? What if we did
1:08:32 a survey so that we understand people's
1:08:35 intent when they make the songs? Because
1:08:38 one of those questions will be a gotcha
1:08:40 question, right? If they check the box
1:08:43 that says, "I want to sell my songs for
1:08:45 money," we'll put them in a different
1:08:47 category and we'll monetize them later.
1:08:50 You see what I'm saying?
1:08:53 It'll be some sort of royalty revenue
1:08:55 split. Yeah. No, we're not going to do
1:08:57 anything for them. We're just going to
1:08:58 take some of their money.
1:09:01 I like it. It's really good. I've got
1:09:03 such a good business mind.
1:09:09 The world exhausts me.
1:09:19 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We're going to need
1:09:22 you to go on ahead and come in on
1:09:24 Saturday. Yeah. Okay. So, we've got our
1:09:28 song. We're going to do male vocals
1:09:31 because this is me affirming myself. I
1:09:34 could actually clone my voice, couldn't
1:09:36 I? Weirdness. We'll leave alone. That
1:09:39 we'll leave alone. Oh, we didn't Oh,
1:09:41 wait. What's my song title? I am an
1:09:44 artist. I am an artist.
1:09:49 Should it be I am Kyle Shannon. I'm an
1:09:51 artist. No, cuz I think people would see
1:09:53 that title and they're like, well, he
1:09:54 What's he think of himself?
1:09:58 Artist named the Avit brothers replaced
1:10:00 with whatever. All right, whatever.
1:10:05 And then we'll create one called I am an
1:10:07 artist. All right, here we go.
1:10:22 And it
1:10:42 Oh, you can't hear that. Sucks to be
1:10:44 you.
1:10:49 I'm enjoying my song about me, about my
1:10:53 design, how I create myself. Did you
1:10:55 want to hear this?
1:11:02 All I heard was the sound of silence and
1:11:04 me me sighing.
1:11:11 I inspire people broken.
1:11:16 >> I inspire
1:11:18 people. I am passion, joy and
1:11:20 generosity. I am surrounded by
1:11:23 remarkable people who want to play and
1:11:26 create with me.
1:11:28 People deserve my best and my best blows
1:11:32 them away.
1:11:34 I light up every room I enter.
1:11:40 I am that they really want to hear from
1:11:42 me and always have.
1:11:46 I am that my work matters. I celebrate
1:11:50 life's little interruptions. I celebrate
1:11:53 clear boundaries. I celebrate saying no.
1:12:00 I am abundant.
1:12:03 I easily generate prosperity and wealth.
1:12:08 I am living proof that dreams come true.
1:12:14 I am K.
1:12:17 I am an artist.
1:12:26 It is so dorky. I love it.
1:12:39 I inspire
1:12:41 people.
1:12:45 I'm surrounded by
1:12:47 >> chainsaw makes me want to buy a truck.
1:12:49 That that is the appropriate response.
1:12:58 >> All right, let's see.
1:13:05 I inspire
1:13:07 people. I am passenger and generosity.
1:13:12 I am
1:13:13 >> all right. Wait, we want to I want to do
1:13:14 something. We need you need [ __ ]
1:13:16 harmonies in here. Big communal ending.
1:13:19 Um, let's see. Think Jason Isbel meets
1:13:21 the A brothers. Okay. So, wait. Let me
1:13:23 just go back to chat GBT. Hang on. Okay.
1:13:27 Uh oh, I got to share this tab instead.
1:13:29 I'm going to say um you can't use
1:13:32 artist's
1:13:34 name because
1:13:37 some big ass label
1:13:41 said you can't.
1:13:44 Um, also,
1:13:46 um, I want
1:13:49 fourpart
1:13:50 harmonies
1:13:52 like, um, Crosby, Steels, Nash, and
1:13:56 Young. Um,
1:13:59 and 12 string
1:14:02 guitars and
1:14:05 stand up bases and a cello
1:14:12 and
1:14:14 mandolin
1:14:17 and kick drum
1:14:21 and stuff.
1:14:26 Um,
1:14:28 rewrite
1:14:33 uh
1:14:35 Americana
1:14:39 as a music prompt.
1:14:52 Uplifting Americana folk anthem built
1:14:54 around warm acoustic magic.
1:15:04 All right, we'll grab all of that.
1:15:06 Beautiful. We'll go back to Sunno. We'll
1:15:08 do this. We'll do that.
1:15:12 We pasted it. Ate most of our prompt,
1:15:15 but that's okay. We got it most of it in
1:15:17 there. We've got our name. We're going
1:15:19 to go style influence a little
1:15:22 little higher. No, we'll go style
1:15:25 influence a little lower. Weirdness a
1:15:26 little higher. Why not?
1:15:29 Because you just can.
1:15:43 down.
1:15:58 Hang on, hang on,
1:16:01 >> hang on, people. I didn't share my tab.
1:16:03 Shoot up.
1:16:16 I inspire people.
1:16:19 I am passion, joy, and generosity.
1:16:24 I am surrounded by remarkable people who
1:16:29 want to play and create with me.
1:16:34 People deserve my best and my best blows
1:16:37 them away.
1:16:40 I light up every room I enter.
1:16:46 I am that they really want to hear from
1:16:50 me and always have. I am that my work
1:16:54 matters.
1:16:57 I celebrate life's little interruptions.
1:17:02 I celebrate clear boundaries. I
1:17:05 celebrate saying no.
1:17:09 I am abundance.
1:17:13 I easily generate prosperity and wealth.
1:17:18 I am living proof that dreams come true.
1:17:23 I am Kyle Shannon.
1:17:27 >> All right, we're gonna lose. I am Kyle
1:17:28 Shannon. It's weird to say the name of
1:17:30 the thing, but we're going to keep I am
1:17:32 an artist.
1:17:34 All right, let's see.
1:17:38 So, we're going to lose I am Kyle
1:17:40 Shannon. We're going to lose it there
1:17:42 and we're going to lose it. I guess I
1:17:44 could keep it at the end,
1:17:47 huh? Yeah.
1:17:50 Nah, I think I lose it at the end, too.
1:17:54 This is what artists do. We change our
1:17:56 minds.
1:18:01 All right, we're going to create that.
1:18:03 And then
1:18:05 this is going to get really cool because
1:18:07 I'm going to change the style to
1:18:08 something completely different. And now
1:18:11 for something completely different.
1:18:13 Boom.
1:18:15 We're going minimalist groove grooved
1:18:18 driven spoken word hiphop track.
1:18:23 This is probably going to sound
1:18:24 obnoxious. It could It could be very
1:18:26 cool. It could be very cool.
1:18:30 All right,
1:18:32 just know that it could be cool.
1:18:42 >> I inspire people.
1:18:45 I'm passion, joy, and generosity.
1:18:51 I am surrounded by remarkable people who
1:18:54 want to play and create with me.
1:18:58 People deserve my best
1:19:03 and my best blows them away.
1:19:08 I light up every room I enter.
1:19:13 I am that they really want to hear from
1:19:16 me and always have.
1:19:19 I am that my work matters. I celebrate
1:19:23 life's little interruptions.
1:19:26 I celebrate clear boundaries. I
1:19:29 celebrate saying no.
1:19:33 I am abundance.
1:19:36 I easily generate prosperity and wealth.
1:19:42 I am living proof that dreams come true.
1:19:47 I am an artist.
1:19:59 I am empathetic,
1:20:02 compassionate, and fair. My wife is
1:20:06 beautiful and powerful, and we can't get
1:20:09 enough of each other. My sons are
1:20:12 remarkable human beings. They deserve
1:20:16 healing.
1:20:17 >> Interesting.
1:20:36 So if the phrasing in this one doesn't
1:20:38 suck, this is a good I I love the
1:20:40 instrumentals.
1:20:43 >> I
1:20:44 inspire people.
1:20:47 I am passion, joy and generosity.
1:20:52 I am surrounded by remarkable people
1:20:57 who want to play and create with me.
1:21:03 People deserve my best
1:21:08 and my best blows them away.
1:21:12 I light up every room I enter.
1:21:20 I am that they really want to hear from
1:21:23 me and always have.
1:21:25 I am that my work matters.
1:21:30 I celebrate life's little interruptions.
1:21:35 I celebrate clear boundaries. I
1:21:38 celebrate saying no, I am abundant.
1:21:42 I easily generate prosperity and wealth.
1:21:46 I'm living proof that dreams come true.
1:21:51 I am an artist.
1:21:58 This is the dorkiest [ __ ] thing I've
1:22:00 ever done. And I kind of like it.
1:22:07 All right, here's the hip-hop one.
1:22:20 Yeah. I inspire people.
1:22:23 I am passion, joy, and generosity. I am
1:22:26 surrounded by remarkable people who want
1:22:29 to play and create with me. People
1:22:31 deserve my best, and my best blows them
1:22:36 away. I light up every room I enter.
1:22:40 H I am that they really want to hear
1:22:43 from me and always have. I am that my
1:22:47 work matters. I celebrate life's little
1:22:50 interruptions. I celebrate clear
1:22:52 boundaries. I celebrate saying no.
1:22:58 I am abundance. I easily generate
1:23:01 prosperity and wealth. I am living proof
1:23:04 that dreams come true. I am an artist. I
1:23:09 am abundance. I easily generate
1:23:11 prosperity and wealth. I am living proof
1:23:14 that dreams come true. I am an artist.
1:23:24 You
1:23:24 >> know what we need to do? No, Kyle. What?
1:23:27 We need to
1:23:29 repeat I am an artist
1:23:32 verse verse chorus
1:23:35 because that'll let it know it's
1:23:37 important.
1:23:39 I'm an artist. I'm an artist. And then
1:23:41 at the end, we'll go, I am an artist.
1:23:43 I'm an artist. I'm an artist. Do it four
1:23:47 times at the end because it's the end.
1:23:50 All right, let's listen to this other
1:23:51 one.
1:23:57 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
1:24:05 Uh
1:24:08 In order my shield
1:24:14 I inspire people.
1:24:17 I am passion, joy and generosity. I am
1:24:20 surrounded by remarkable people who want
1:24:23 to play and create with me. People
1:24:26 deserve my best and my best blows them
1:24:29 away. I light up every room I enter.
1:24:36 I am that they really want to hear from
1:24:38 me and always have.
1:24:41 I am that my work matters. I cateions.
1:24:48 >> Okay, I'm sorry. This is the coolest
1:24:51 self-improvement
1:24:54 life transformation thing I've ever
1:24:56 done.
1:24:58 Take something that's kind of, you know,
1:25:00 heavy, serious, intentional, and [ __ ]
1:25:03 turn it into a song.
1:25:19 I inspire people.
1:25:22 I am passion, joy, and generosity.
1:25:26 Yeah.
1:25:29 I am surrounded by remarkable people
1:25:34 who want to play and create with me.
1:25:40 People deserve my best
1:25:44 and MY BEST BLOWS them away.
1:25:48 I light up every room I enter.
1:25:52 I am that they really want to hear from
1:25:55 me and always have. I am that my work
1:25:58 matters.
1:26:04 I celebrate life's little interruptions.
1:26:07 I celebrate clear boundaries. I
1:26:09 celebrate saying no.
1:26:14 Oh,
1:26:17 I am abundance. I easily generate
1:26:20 prosperity and wealth. I am living proof
1:26:23 that dreams come true.
1:26:25 I am an artist. I am an artist.
1:26:31 I am an artist. I'm empathetic,
1:26:34 compassionate, and fair. My wife is
1:26:37 beautiful and powerful, and we can't get
1:26:40 enough of each other. MY SONS ARE
1:26:42 REMARKABLE human beings. They deserve
1:26:46 healing AND A LIFE
1:26:50 THEY LOVE. I move with ease and grace. I
1:26:53 am strong, flexible, fast and nimble.
1:26:57 I am abundance. I easily generate
1:27:00 prosperity and wealth. I am living proof
1:27:03 that dreams come true.
1:27:06 I am an artist. I am an artist.
1:27:13 I am an artist.
1:27:18 I am an artist.
1:27:21 I am an artist.
1:27:24 I am an artist.
1:27:34 >> Hello. Sorry. That's [ __ ] bitching
1:27:37 cool.
1:27:42 Yeah.
1:28:00 I inspire people.
1:28:04 I am passion, joy and generosity.
1:28:09 I am surrounded by remarkable people who
1:28:13 want to play and create with me. People
1:28:15 deserve my best and my best blows them
1:28:19 away. I light up every room I enter. I
1:28:22 am that they really want to hear from me
1:28:25 and always have. I am that my work
1:28:28 matter.
1:28:29 >> All right, that one's not as good. So,
1:28:31 this this one here is really good.
1:28:34 All right. And then I just did beat
1:28:36 poetry spoken word with acoustic guitar
1:28:38 and bongo drums in a lower east side
1:28:41 dive bar in the 1960s. I'm going I'm
1:28:43 going full Bob Dylan here. This is this
1:28:46 is the act right before Dylan came on
1:28:48 stage before he was Dylan.
1:29:04 I inspire people. I am passion, joy, and
1:29:07 generosity.
1:29:09 I am surrounded by remarkable.
1:29:12 >> I inspire people.
1:29:15 I am passion, joy, and generosity. I am
1:29:18 surrounded by
1:29:20 >> Now, we're not going to say 60s on the L
1:29:22 side dive bar. We're going to leave it
1:29:23 there.
1:29:26 Uh let's see. Um,
1:29:33 the music
1:29:34 reeks of CBGB's.
1:29:43 I know it's late. We got to go. I know.
1:29:45 I know. I know. I'm aware.
1:29:48 You're like, "Can we go to bed now?" No.
1:29:51 No. We're creating here.
1:29:56 M
1:29:59 >> I inspire people.
1:30:02 >> No,
1:30:02 >> I inspire people.
1:30:06 I am passion, joy, and generosity. I am
1:30:09 surrounded by remarkable people who want
1:30:12 to play and create with me.
1:30:15 People deserve my best
1:30:18 and my best blows them away.
1:30:22 I light up every room I enter.
1:30:24 >> Now, here it is. Here's the final.
1:30:40 I inspire people.
1:30:43 I am passion, joy, and generosity.
1:30:48 Yeah.
1:30:51 I am surrounded by remarkable people.
1:30:55 who want to play and create with me.
1:31:01 People deserve my best
1:31:05 AND MY BEST BLOWS them away. Yeah, I
1:31:10 light up every room I enter.
1:31:14 I am that they really want to hear from
1:31:16 me and always have. I am that my work
1:31:20 matters.
1:31:25 I celebrate life's little interruptions.
1:31:28 I cate boundaries. I celebrate saying
1:31:32 no.
1:31:36 Oh,
1:31:38 I am abundance. I easily generate
1:31:41 prosperity and wealth. I am living proof
1:31:44 that dreams come true.
1:31:47 I am an artist. I am an artist.
1:31:51 Oh, I am an artist. I'm empathetic,
1:31:56 compassionate, and fair. My wife is
1:31:58 beautiful and powerful, and we CAN'T GET
1:32:01 ENOUGH OF EACH OTHER. MY SONS ARE
1:32:04 REMARKABLE human beings. They deserve
1:32:07 healing AND A LIFE
1:32:11 THEY LOVE. I move with ease and grace. I
1:32:15 am strong, flexible, fast, and nimble.
1:32:18 I am abundance. I easily generate
1:32:21 prosperity and wealth. I am living proof
1:32:24 that dreams come true.
1:32:27 I am an artist. I am an artist.
1:32:34 I am an artist.
1:32:40 I am an artist.
1:32:43 I am an artist.
1:32:46 I am an artist.
1:32:55 That's it. All right, I'm going to bed
1:33:01 there. I [ __ ] recreated myself.
1:33:05 I created and recreated.
1:33:10 That's it. Uh, what night's tonight?
1:33:11 Tonight's Tuesday. Um, I don't think
1:33:14 anything special's going on. Brandon's
1:33:16 probably asleep at this point or his
1:33:17 dog's asking for cheese. Um, all right.
1:33:21 Peace out. See you tomorrow. Wait,
1:33:24 podcast tomorrow. Oh, yeah. Tomorrow
1:33:26 podcast. Uh, Nikki Wise is going to be
1:33:29 on the uh the podcast tomorrow and uh
1:33:33 you should watch it 4:00
1:33:37 Mountain time
1:33:39 uh the AI readiness project podcast. So,
1:33:42 if you go to a readiness project.com,
1:33:46 you can find out information. And then
1:33:47 tomorrow night at 7:30 Eastern, 5:30
1:33:51 Mountain. So, we're going to go 4:00
1:33:53 Mountain AI readiness project podcast.
1:33:57 Give yourself a half hour break,
1:34:00 5:30 Mountain, AI Life Hacks Club, and
1:34:04 then back here for this.
1:34:07 It's going to be a packed evening
1:34:08 tomorrow, but that's on you.
1:34:12 Silver Fox said it best. There's no
1:34:14 sleeping in AI. I'm here. I started at 7
1:34:17 in the morning. Seven in the morning. I
1:34:20 started 7 in the morning.
1:34:24 I'm an artist. Frank.
1:34:28 All right. Later. Later. All you
1:34:31 YouTubers.