Jun 25, 2024 - Unleashing AI: Creative Innovations in Music, Film, and Beyond!

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1. 0:00ready champy you ready for singing you ready for singing baby baby baby oh baby baby
2. 0:15baby Alia's wife number one number one [Music]
3. 0:30o [Music]
4. 1:19s this L Town wonder when things are going to change dream my life away seems these dreams Bunch
5. 1:37DUS get my nerve up but my past is holding me down Wonder [Music] long sheep
6. 1:56around somebody told me once before you can never go home again won't you leave things to Ste me away yeah from
7. 2:10the truth of who I am and what I believe so I thank him for two s with a handshake and some sympathy yeah I packed up my blue
8. 2:24jeans and head it for this big prass of my freedom byebye Black Sheep to the black sheep of
9. 2:39the family byebye oh that means so very much to me sheep to my friends and my
10. 2:56[Music] family byebye how I going off and set my soul set it free
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12. 3:58w [Music]
13. 4:14[Music] you want go at it I'll go at it I'll take you out I'll take you out like the trash
14. 4:32[Music]
15. 4:46hey no rapping no rapping what what what are we Eminem now all of a sudden I don't have a more contemporary rap reference than Eminem
16. 5:00Drake what are we Drake [Music]
17. 5:18[Music] now good evening good people people see the hill is a quiet
18. 5:34town where the oak trees [Music] sway whistle of the train Echoes through the day people GRE you with a KN nothing ever seems to
19. 5:51change the story still unfold each unique and strange she grew up to St in the town we called [Music]
20. 6:08Home Folks never took to her no matter her [Music] tone wait uh
21. 6:22[Music] uh longing to be on the inside wait uh long it to be on me inside inside inside uh forget the chords forget the chords of weird
22. 6:38Mary I could pull them up but you know I thought I knew [Music] him you know one thing I learned I just normally play guitar
23. 6:53inside you know like for me and you know by extension for you tap tap tap thank you very much and [Music]
24. 7:08uh I started playing some Open Mic nights and what I learned was there are songs that you think you know that you
25. 7:17really don't know and they are exposed when you go to perform [Music]
26. 7:47[Music] wo
27. 8:03in a Westerly [Music] Direction this car is my train I've been driving I've been wondering what it is I'm running from
28. 8:21again feel like an 80-year-old man holding on to 29 and upe on that [Music] Horizon is a California
29. 8:39[Music] line up ahead of trucks carrying a wide [Music] low three fat house cutting
30. 8:54hair cute little front door and windows my Lord Broody hen got banned all right Julie wait oh J live laugh love awesome J left left welcome
31. 9:09back sorry Broody hen got booted what did you do Say booby you got Perma band it's like I I don't know what what
32. 9:20the hell is the the rules with Tik Tok are so strange [Music]
33. 9:36I would never go back to being 29 I finally had a v I finally had a viral video and then blam they booted your account that [ __ ]
34. 9:52sucks I haven't had a I I haven't had a real viral video I had a video maybe my third week on Tik Tok that got 100,000
35. 10:03views and I was like oh I'm just an influencer look at me go well 100,000 views whatever it's just the beginning yeah that was the last
36. 10:17that was the last time I got that kind of coverage [Music]
37. 10:36how many people got in here 49 thank you for the loving have the walkin talk stopped I haven't done any in about 4
38. 10:46days so yes are they coming back yes it's it we we're in a heat wave here in Denver it's like 97 out so even in the
39. 10:54morning it's kind of gross and I've just been lazy so get back to [Music]
40. 11:17[Applause] it we're going to have a fun thing I got invited um to speak remember when I did all that Colorado legislative [ __ ] where
41. 11:29I testified on Capitol Hill against the Colorado legislation which they [ __ ] passed um I got invited by that same
42. 11:43team to worington Washington DC on July 23rd and 24th there's like 12 AI Founders and we're going to go do like a
43. 11:57little AI education tour [Music] and I think the the AI salon's going to get a little a little visibility which is kind
44. 12:08of fun nice ooh it's fancy I know isn't [Music] it I mean it was pretty cool sitting in the in the uh the grand I think it was the Grand
45. 12:22Jury Room where this where the Senate hearings were and that was just a state house so it'll be pretty cool to s in the the real [Music]
46. 12:45Capital if you're wondering but Kyle have you heard about real time voice yes yes I've heard about it if you
47. 12:56haven't heard about it real time voice was supposed to be launched by now they just pushed any roll out back until end of
48. 13:09July and the full roll out to fall fall can go many [Music] months and they're basically saying like
49. 13:25they're trying to get it to not do un desired behavior and I'm like so people won't be able to do talkie porn on on on their chat
50. 13:39GP they got to get that dialed out
51. 13:54apparently you know it's weird I mean there there's a part of me that's like okay you got to you know you got to do
52. 14:00the safety stuff it's their brand all that sort of stuff and there's a part of me it's like well Microsoft Word doesn't track what you're
53. 14:10writing it doesn't prevent you from writing smut or whatever [Music] propaganda Freedom came my way that
54. 14:25night [Music] just like a jet plane in and out of Side Kyle Kyle sunno please oh Mr it is all into sunno now and he wants he wants
55. 14:41me to use it CU it's about to get destroyed cuz all the music labels are suing them they put out their uh their
56. 14:53statement today which was basically like we want to do cool [ __ ] I thought you were going to say the gr Old
57. 15:03Opry all right I'm attending and filming an AI thing at the Utah state capital in August I'll get more info yeah please do
58. 15:13uh Jim please please do because um depending on what it is I might be able to connect you with this these folks you
59. 15:21might be able to support whatever you're up to I don't know how that [ __ ] works but whatever it's a whole different world
60. 15:30that politics world man it's [ __ ] it's [ __ ] surreal I know I know nothing about it so I'm just going to go be a sock
61. 15:41puppet but you know I do have opinions that we shouldn't be legislating AI out of existence we should be legislating AI
62. 15:56you know into into abundance because you think China's [ __ ]
63. 16:11stopping chat gbt has memory now yeah they've had it for about 6 weeks memory um memory is really cool um
64. 16:21there's a couple of things about it it will just organically save [ __ ] to your memory you can also say save this to my
65. 16:30memory anything where you said save this to my memory it won't Purge it but it's only got 2,000 tokens so about 1,500 words is the total
66. 16:43amount you can have in your memory which feels ridiculously small to me um so if you want stuff kind of
67. 16:49permanently in there tell it save this to my memory and then at some point it'll just say sorry your memory's full
68. 16:59who would ever need more than 32k wasn't that Bill Gates that said that [Music]
69. 17:32all right let's get started take to the highway won't you lend me your name you're in my way seem to be one
70. 17:47inane mama don't understand it she wants to know where I've been I'd have to be some kind of natural b f to want to pass that way again
71. 17:59you know that I feel [Music] it on Country [Music] Road oh yeah we got him we got one more
72. 18:13whoop out of the dog all right there you go people champy has sung pixel 9 coming out in August yep uh Native Gemini
73. 18:22interesting I know this shirt's a bit of a pain in the ass with the letters I'll try to keep it a little low um the Kyle
74. 18:29and Champion show it is indeed it is the champion and Kyle show by the way I am the backup singer and accompanying
75. 18:36guitarist yeah who would ever need more than 640k exactly yeah boy there did you see holy crap this thing uh
76. 19:02meet Soo I don't know why it's called Soo it's this chip you know it's funny is they call these things chip there's a lot more
77. 19:17than one chip on there there are many chips why do they call it a chip if there are many chips Pate save me have you
78. 19:32tested llm Studio have you trusted trusted or tested I assume tested llm studio um I think I played with it like
79. 19:43once months ago so not not that much um one so this is a chip that's specialized in large language model inference so it
80. 20:00probably means this can't do multimodal inference it's probably just text but it does 500,000 tokens per second so the grock
81. 20:15grq if you go to gro.com and play with that it's super fast that's 500 tokens per second this is 500,000 eight of these things will
82. 20:26replace 160 h 100s so it is some crazy ass meet Soo the fastest AI chip of all time with over 500,000 tokens per second so that
83. 20:42basically means it would generate 350,000 words in a second to put that in perspective uh what what was it uh The
84. 20:51Great Gatsby is about 50,000-word novel so so seven Great Gatsby in a second [Laughter]
85. 21:06squat so crazy that's nuts um the the other thing all right so we're going to we're going to we're going to get into it here so if you're
86. 21:17new here welcome my name is Kyle Shannon this the AI learning lab if you want uh to connect to a really cool Community
87. 21:25wait it's usually just referred to as a sing Le chip for Simplicity ah see Pate coming in with the logic see that's normally the
88. 21:35explanation I would make pate You' go well it's just it's a series of chips summon parallel summon cereal I'd be
89. 21:43like Pate just call it a chip now it's the tables have turned um go go check that out the salon. a click on the first link
90. 21:56that says AI Salon community and that's where a lot of the people that hang out here also hang out there it's a cool
91. 22:05Community um I just wanted to get that in early because we got some new people here so to say that I know nothing about life
92. 22:24sciences it's a dramatic understatement I'm clueless but but this thing launched today Kyle super power chat GPT plugin for
93. 22:37Chrome um I generally avoid Chrome plugins just because I have ADD and when I install a plugin I never
94. 22:48uninstall it and then I end up with like 42 plugins most of which I don't know what they do and most of which cause
95. 22:55system crashes and make my life not happen so I've stopped them do we call it a a bag of chips from now on that's pretty good
96. 23:06okay so there's a company I've never heard of called evolutionary scale and they released esm3 evolutionary scale model
97. 23:223 and it's a life sciences model and what it does is [ __ ] Bonkers so let's watch the little promo video and I know pate's a fan of promo
98. 23:38[Music]
99. 23:55videos a tool hang on a tool to prototype and create proteins now if you don't know if you haven't heard and and again I know
100. 24:09nothing about life sciences so this is something that I heard from someone on a YouTube video so take this with the with
101. 24:17with that level of gravity um to predict the folding of a protein historically would take one PhD student their entire tenure so what is
102. 24:32that 2 years 3 years to to predict one protein and and Alpha fold deep mind
103. 24:47just released what was it 380,000 no it was more than oh no they just they just released uh Alpha fold 3 which is
104. 25:01basically like all the proteins and then all the molecules of life this is a similar sort of thing but it looks like this goes a step
105. 25:11[Music] further okay that's like DNA or RNA some sort of sequence there's the 3D structure of it
106. 25:30and there's the function what it [Music]
107. 25:44does prompt there's a structure figure out the folding figure out the sequence figure out the function Carbonic I basically uh carbon
108. 25:59sequestering protein prototype Carbonic and hydras a tool uh enzymes that break down plastic prompt there's a little piece of the
109. 26:10puzzle predict the folding there's the sequence new [Music] medicines prototype antibody the the
110. 26:26company's called evolutionary scale if you go to evolutionary scale.ai you can see
111. 26:40this for the next scientific [Music] Frontier now first of all this video is beautiful but you tell me tell me this doesn't
112. 26:56Okay I want you to all close your eyes eyes we're going to we're going have a little moment I want you to close your eyes and I want you to
113. 27:06imagine you're watching the beginning of a really cool science fiction movie and it starts out with the main
114. 27:16character walking into his place of employment which is a really impressive Lobby and on the screens in the lobby in
115. 27:26this science fiction movie tell me this isn't the video that wouldn't be [Laughter] [Music]
116. 27:45playing little dialogue in front of it this is playing in the background you hear this music lightly in the background you see protein
117. 27:55folding makes biology programmable [Music]
118. 28:15they could have used some better music I think this is beautiful music but it just feels very much like a like like
119. 28:21the beginning of a sci-fi movie anyway their their website here is really cool um so there's acids okay creating creating proteins Beyond
120. 28:34nature so see how that thing's kind of glowing in the middle fluorescent proteins are beautiful in their complexity they are
121. 28:45responsible for the vibrant colors in jellyfish and corals they have become a powerful tool in biology with esm3 we
122. 28:53were able to design an esm gfp a novel version of the green fluorescent protein generated by esm3 with Chain of
123. 29:06Thought prompting so the same [ __ ] we do with chat GPT esm gfp is a vast evolutionary departure from natural fluorescent
124. 29:16proteins it would have taken nature 500 million years to evolve this protein what what
125. 29:34what simultaneously reasons over the fundamental properties of a protein sequence structure and function
126. 29:44um they can create a protein that eats carbon right for climate change um a model trained across all of evolution
127. 29:592.78 billion natural proteins sampled from various various organisms and biomes oops 771 billion unique tokens 98 billion parameters in The
128. 30:15evolutionary scale model they have an API they have an open model and if you're a scientist you got to be just going [ __ ] bonkers
129. 30:28so again I don't know [ __ ] about this stuff but evolving a novel protein that would have taken nature 500 million years to
130. 30:41evolve shit's getting weird man you tell me that's not the beginning of a sci-fi [Laughter] movie crazy isn't it there's so much
131. 30:54research I want to do with this wow I know I'm an artist and also a scientist exact if I'm an artist I'm also a scientist
132. 31:02that's exactly right I love this stuff what's this website evolutionary uh evolutionary scale.ai did Microsoft have something
133. 31:14like this um Google did Google had deep well has Deep Mind and deep mind um Alpha fold 3 just came out which is
134. 31:26similarly impressive but what this is doing is it's doing not only the folding structure but the sequence and the
135. 31:37function so you can basically give it a chunk of a protein or a model and it'll figure out what that protein is and then
136. 31:45it'll give you the sequence of that protein and then it'll give you what it does and if you don't know like proteins this is how we exist
137. 31:58is proteins it's enclosed beta yeah well apply if if you got some background and and like I don't know enough like I
138. 32:06would apply but all I would do is look at the pretty pictures and go oh look it's a pretty picture twirling her B oh look at
139. 32:13gloves you know meanwhile I might have you know cured something and not known it but but honest to God I
140. 32:22mean when all of these models start to get connected to one another Everyday People people are are going to make
141. 32:29remarkable breakthroughs in all sorts of things this is about life sciences but there's going to be breakthroughs in
142. 32:35Material Sciences and all sorts of [ __ ] this is too advanced oh I know it's crazy it's crazy I don't know [ __ ] about
143. 32:42it all right um what else did I want to look at I wanted to look at 11 Labs came out with an app so if you don't know 11 labs . a
144. 32:58they're The Voice synthesis company you can make a model of your own voice they have hundreds of things um I think haen
145. 33:07uses 11 Labs technology for their voice synthesis stuff I think a lot of people do um they came out with an app today and it's called
146. 33:22reader 11 Labs reader so here let start and we will see more experts in
147. 33:39acade okay so it like 11 most 11 lab stuff it's it's a very minimal interface there's not a lot going on but right up here is
148. 33:55the word links so you can go grab a hyperlink off the internet and so one that I one of my favorite um dudes to follow is this guy
149. 34:07named Ethan mullik if you don't follow Ethan mullik you should he's a Wharton business school professor and he puts out he's got a
150. 34:15Blog called um one useful thing. org and he's just [ __ ] stupid smart is that even a thing and so I popped in his URL of one of his
151. 34:32articles and so here's his article and there his articles tend to be long um come on AI discussions often fall
152. 34:45into a weird dichotomy it is either all hype or else the age of the Superhuman machines is imminent at least for now so
153. 34:53it just basically turns any article into like a Blog a podcast and then you can change the voices you can do all different
154. 35:04voices and so like one of the ones in here is me so now I'm going to read this now that is a false dichotomy there are
155. 35:17areas where AI is better than an expert human at particular tasks and areas where it is completely useless instead
156. 35:24of blanket statements we should focus on specific here was here's Matilda I liked her I found Matilda I liked we know that llms
157. 35:33without further development are already useful as a co-intelligence that greatly improves Human Performance this tool yes
158. 35:40this tool is free if you've got an 11 Labs account I think you have to pay for it to make your own model if you want to
159. 35:48make a model of your own voice but if you really like hearing yourself talk make a model of your voice and then just
160. 35:55listen to yourself on a podcast every day on your drive to work you can talk you can read to [Laughter]
161. 36:07you [ __ ] narcissist but we also have yet to figure out every strength and weakness the first wave of AI adoption was about
162. 36:18individual so that H so that's the that's new 11 Labs reader reader is the app I don't know if there's one for
163. 36:26Android because I'm an apple Fanboy so screw y'all I like my Apple even though they suck now Kyle is much more animated
164. 36:36yeah exactly that's so here's one of the things that I've learned about um synthesized voices and maybe the the
165. 36:46open AI uh Real Time stuff will fix this but um the more dynamic range you have as a human so like with me I'm like I talk
166. 36:57like this talk like and then I talk loud talk fast and I talk slow these things don't do good with you
167. 37:05like cuz cuz what they do is they kind of normalize it they sort of average your voice down to whatever their model
168. 37:12is and so all that dynamic range is lost so it doesn't sound like you but if you're a person that always talks like
169. 37:19this and you never talk any different than this and this is how you talk and people have come to accept that this is
170. 37:25how you talk and you're like oh yeah yeah I'm really excited that's very upsetting right if you're if if you if
171. 37:33your dynamic range is is is within a very narrow band these synthesized voices are going to be they're going to
172. 37:40sound exactly like you but but if you have you know big personality hi I'm Kyle does anybody like
173. 37:54me if you're one of those they're not going to to do good Stepford Kyle ah I see you've listened to my boring podcast
174. 38:02exactly Jim Ross I'd like to talk to you today about self- storage management self- storage management is the process
175. 38:11of managing your self- storage properties which you may own or lease or rent from some two bit Thief my name is Jim Ross welcome to the
176. 38:23exciting world of storage management yeah exactly Jim you're it's going to be perfect it's going to sound just like
177. 38:32you Jim actually does have a personality Android is weight listed okay I'm scared well this isn't even the good
178. 38:43[ __ ] this like this voice is just the 11 lab stuff which is basically like what you have with chat GPT right now or Pi
179. 38:52but the good stuff that we were supposed to get this month that we're not going to get now until fall Sons a
180. 39:02[ __ ] have we talked about Cloud projects yet not yet that was Brandon oh wait TK you you the beginning of your names
181. 39:11are similar and I always confuse you TK I was just about to get to that you're stealing my thunder um which is cool I like that
182. 39:22you're paying attention keep me honest cuz if I miss [ __ ] like I should know that I missed it all right so the next thing on my
183. 39:30list evolutionary scale is Claude projects well look at that you think I'm lying see wait stand still stay
184. 39:43still 11 Labs app evolutionary scale puno chip Claude projects your timing's good TK Kyle I don't think GPT 5 is coming up
185. 39:57by July 15th no I don't either I do not either I think open AI well open AI spread themselves really
186. 40:12thin and and they just cut a deal with the government the US government there I have a feeling it's chaos in there right
187. 40:21now sons of [ __ ] Frank is that you listen you son of [ __ ] um all right let's go play with
188. 40:41Claude okay so if you haven't seen Claude yet there's a couple of things that you want to know one is that it's now got this thing called
189. 40:51artifacts and artifacts is a feature that's in testing and so you turn it on so if you go to
190. 41:10your account underneath settings is this thing called feature preview click on that and that's going to bring up this
191. 41:18thing for artifacts and then you're going to want to turn that on turn that on yeah I'm playing with claw. right now so couple of things
192. 41:29sometimes in here I will show [ __ ] that looks really cool that I have a subscription to and then you're like was
193. 41:35it free and I'm like no you jerk wad it's not free cost money um this is free you don't get to do it very much but it's
194. 41:48free um this is Claude 3.5 Sonic okay so when you have AR artifacts turned on Claude you you you use Claude just
195. 42:02like you use chat GPT so you can say um uh let's see write me a poem about quantum mechanics in the style of an Eminem
196. 42:18rap and oh I don't want to infringe on oh write me write me a wrap Cipher about quantum
197. 42:38mechanics all right so just like chat GPT it does its thing but actually let's go read it and see if it's any
198. 42:53good Quantum realm where particles play wave particle dual in full display superposition States undefined until observed all outcomes
199. 43:04combined entanglement spooky action at a distance particles linked despite spatial resistance pretty good Schrodinger's cat
200. 43:14alive and dead Quantum States mess with your head all right it's not bad okay so that's that but now watch what happens if I say
201. 43:31write me a clone of the arcade game
202. 43:49Centipede I'll just do that did it okay so now look over here on the right it spins up this new window where it's writing
203. 44:03the code for a centipede clone and then it should um it should run
204. 44:18it Claud does not have the ability to generate the to run the code um write it using code that you can run
205. 44:37please so now it's doing it in JavaScript so it can run it in this window so it's writing the code which by the way if you haven't
206. 44:47seen one of these things write code it's Bonkers and now here's let's see
207. 45:02um okay I used to be really good at centipede so this I'm I'm playing a game I just spoke into existence I just spoke
208. 45:12this into existance uh it looks like this is not working I mean there's no Collision detection okay so then I can just go there's no
209. 45:25Collision detection and my bullet doesn't shorten or split the centipede and when it reaches the bottom it doesn't end the game period
210. 45:38also the square shapes are really boring can you make them look more like the game with little mushrooms and a
211. 45:46segmented centipede and a little shooting gun that looks less boring than a square period what are you a nerd question question [Laughter]
212. 46:06mark I okay if you're like Kyle's kind of a bully yes I like bullying my chat GPT and yes I'm going to call it chat
213. 46:16GPT I'm going to call X Twitter and I'm going to call Claude chat GPT cuz they were the first it's like Xerox leave me
214. 46:24alone I'm old get get off my [ __ ] lawn you can make money with oh game over hit space to restart all right this is cool
215. 46:42uhoh okay let's see it looks better but the minute the game starts it ends so there is some error in Collision detection
216. 47:02AI learning lab where I learned to bully my my large language model it's like war games I so by the way this isn't this isn't the new thing
217. 47:14they launched today this was the new thing they launched three days ago if you haven't played with this [ __ ] go play with
218. 47:23it you're like but Kyle I don't know how to code I don't know how a code I'm not coding yeah it's it it I don't know what it's doing let's
219. 47:36see yeah it's can I yeah it still immediately ends once it starts the game
220. 47:54period something is wrong in the end of game detector see I just told it something is wrong in the end of game detector I
221. 48:10that's not a programming term I don't I don't Pate probably knows there's probably some you call the end of a
222. 48:18sequence it's like an if then statement if it gets to the end then end it that that's basic programming there's other [ __ ]
223. 48:27this really looks like it's dropping centipede immediately to the bottom yeah maybe it's that it it just did it again anyway so
224. 48:41you'd have to debug that but um so that's artifacts uh let's see let's see what else we could do um let's say oh it's not connected to the
225. 48:51internet so let me upload let me upload something here let me try try
226. 49:09something I'm going to upload a PDF of a screenplay here let me let me do a new I'm going to do a new thing okay so I've
227. 49:16got salmon flying e screenplay PDF and I'm going to say turn this into an Interactive
228. 49:33education module that educates a prospective producer about the story and details of this
229. 49:54script this should fire up artifacts let's see ruminating on it standby I'd happy I'd be happy to create that for
230. 50:11you so this just outlined it please make that a functional interactive educational tool
231. 50:37yep okay so there it goes oh Jason most of the time you have
232. 50:52to say I want this made with react that's really smart see see Jason what what you actually oh cool this made a little game
233. 51:04which are the two main time periods and locations the story takes place Vietnam 71 New York 2001 Vietnam 71 Gig Harbor Washington
234. 51:181991 LA and Cambodia I know the answer to this because I wrote the screenplay but okay it just made an interactive
235. 51:31tool which of these characters is not in the screenplay uh let's see um please add sound effects
236. 51:48and a green response if I got the answer right and a red response if I got it wrong period if I got it right it should
237. 51:57be a nice ding if I got it wrong it should be a scary [Laughter] Buzz I I'm telling you man like the the
238. 52:11fact that we can [ __ ] program with just stupidness is remarkable import alerts it's got its alert sounds up front there
239. 52:30I could tell that I don't like this gameplay I want it to do something different and it just rewrites it oh
240. 52:36what does with react mean so so let me what I was saying to Jason was um one of the fears that I
241. 52:51think a lot of people have right now and they're not unjustified is that AI is going to get good enough that it's going
242. 52:58to do your job better than you do and that's technically true these things are going to get so good that they're going to do what we do
243. 53:08but people who are really good at that job to begin with are going to be better at getting these tools to do good
244. 53:17stuff for them than people that were clueless about that job like because I don't know programming I don't really
245. 53:23know what this did I don't know that I should use react versus this versus that versus that if you're a developer if you
246. 53:29got any kind of developing skills you're going to be better at this similarly if you're a writer you're going to be
247. 53:35better at understanding oh that wrote some shitty it uses the word delve way too much I don't want to delve into the tapestry of the [ __ ]
248. 53:44recontextualization of the internet so so while you may have fear that this is going to take your job what it's going to do is it's going to
249. 53:53automate the tasks of your job you as an expert at that job are actually going to still be very very valuable at least in the short term for
250. 54:04getting these janky tools to do something all right so I should be able to if I click a wrong answer it should go red and give me a
251. 54:11buzz I didn't hear a buzz but it did make it red what's the central conflict faced by the protagonist
252. 54:27trying to win a fishing competition yay I got it right I mean I mean this is amazing isn't it okay so
253. 54:41let's so that's artifacts I asked it to make a game and it said use re oh and it said use react and I quit because I
254. 54:49don't know anything so literally Mr K all you have to do is say use react so react is a is a programming frame work
255. 54:57react like nodejs and react work together and I like I don't know [ __ ] about it but just use react and then it
256. 55:04does good I guess um JavaScript means it can run in a browser so if it if it's if it chooses to use some language that you
257. 55:13have to run outside of that little window then that's a pain in the ass so I guess if I I'm guessing using react
258. 55:20will make it go in there you tech people can call me an idiot if I got it wrong um okay so now now we're we're back at
259. 55:27Claude notice down here it says introducing projects projects are claude's version of Chachi of of chat
260. 55:35GPT gpts custom gpts so Claude now has these things called projects so if we go to projects notice I've got a salmon flying East guide here
261. 55:48so I can click on that and this project knowledge is salmon flying East now couple of things about it Claude is not connected to the
262. 56:03internet so if you want to make a GPT that like checks the weather and then does something with it react is the new
263. 56:08HTML ah okay great thanks Brandon um Claude has a 200,000 token context window so what they're doing with these
264. 56:21gpts is they're just taking advantage of that context window when you create a GP PT on open AI you can upload I think it's up to 10
265. 56:31documents and they can be some big amount each and it's it's actually creating a rag retrieval augmented
266. 56:38generation little database for you this is not doing that this is throwing whatever you upload here into memor into
267. 56:46the into the chat instance so I uploaded my screenplay which is a 126 page screenplay which is you know not a lot of if it
268. 57:00were a novel it would be less Pages than that and that's 22% of the knowledge used so you're not going to be able to
269. 57:06put up giant documents but you could put up two or three documents and and just do your knowledge and then um and then there's
270. 57:21also you can set a custom instruction for the project right so this is just just like custom instructions is
271. 57:28projects only for paid I don't think so maybe it is can someone check I think this is for everyone but I I do have a paid clot
272. 57:40account so it's possible um custom instructions I said act as an award-winning producer screenwriter and director who
273. 57:50understands the movie business whenever anyone asks about the screenplay talk about it in the context of it being
274. 57:56being produced and how it will move an audience whenever possible use plot points dialogue and imagery from the
275. 58:03script to bring your answer to life um and so I can now go in here and say um tell me about this movie briefly
276. 58:34saon flying East is powerful and emotionally charged drama that explores the themes of friendship betrayal and the longlasting impacts of
277. 58:44War set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War in its aftermath the film follows Jack a former helicopter pilot
278. 58:51as he grapples with the ghosts of his past all right but look what I did here in the heart of the story lies Jack's
279. 58:59relationship with his former comrade snake brilliantly portrayed as both a loyal friend and a morally ambiguous figure that's true hang
280. 59:11on I had to do a puzzle piece looks like paid only ah okay um so this is a paid feature um their Dynamic has captured
281. 59:21intense dialogue driven scenes that will keep audiences on the edge of their seat one particularly memorable exchange
282. 59:28occurs when snake confronts Jack years later snake hey salmon man snake don't make me mess up my hat salmon
283. 59:38Jack the moment encapsulates the film's exploration of how the bonds forged in war can be an unbreakable and deeply
284. 59:45complicated right so the fact that it you know a a it's talking about this the way a producer would talk about this and
285. 59:54then it it quotes the movie it's just it's pretty slick it's it's just it's good writing um okay so how do you make
286. 1:00:02one of these things so if we go to this you go to just like chat GPT in the upper right hand corner you go create
287. 1:00:07project then you say you name your project then you say what your what your project is trying to achieve oh so we'll do we'll do
288. 1:00:18um let's see we'll do um Reno Reno is it rra
289. 1:00:36skeller what's the um um I have a GPT called Sin City
290. 1:00:51sipper that is a [ __ ] tail uh recip maker give me 10
291. 1:01:08names for one in Reno so this is going to be the cheaper cheaper shittier version of Sin City sipper our systems have
292. 1:01:20detected unusual activity coming from your system yeah that I'm using Claud is that the is that the unusual activity the Reno rer Reno
293. 1:01:39Mixmaster they should all include the word Reno and maybe something like Reno wrath skeller or something like that
294. 1:02:02Reno wrath Skiller re Reno refresher Reno mixer Reno Shaker Reno cocktail
295. 1:02:20corner what's a wrath skill a type of bar okay good
296. 1:02:35great I still got it Reno wrath skill okay I want to create a project that takes classic drink R
297. 1:02:51piece and gives them a Reno twist that's it and then you know what we can do no Kyle what God damn that
298. 1:03:09thing okay uh we can go let's see um um [ __ ]
299. 1:03:24tail you can't say have that word and pause god um recipes PDF
300. 1:03:57what's going on is it loading it what's the platform this is cloud. and I'm making a um project which
301. 1:04:14is their version of a GPT
302. 1:04:34is this loading what an exhaustive collection all in PDF format okay here we go can I get one
303. 1:04:48please
304. 1:05:14[Music] 1895 mixologist oh these are cool vintage cocktail books
305. 1:05:30oh this one's cool 1952 connaissance the chaga can I download this as a
306. 1:05:46PDF 132 pages anybody know how to use this stupid site oh these are just
307. 1:06:02scans oh God dang it that's kind of cool it's kind of cool this stupid site does anyone have beta access to
308. 1:06:16esm3 or now when it will roll out I have no idea um oh really that's just bad
309. 1:06:31programming uh uh [Music] uh what's he doing this seems to be taking forever could he just get with
310. 1:06:47it classic cocktails a th000 cocktail recipes PDF okay this looks like it's loading is this actually
311. 1:07:05text yes okay download download bartender to the desktop um little file management advice um I'm clearly an expert um whenever you
312. 1:07:19download anything only download it to your desktop ideally you're you're going to want to name it something that's
313. 1:07:27completely unremarkable you'll never be able to find again all right you're welcome okay so let's go back to cloud
314. 1:07:37cloud and then we're going to go add content so I'm going to say upload from device and I'm going to go desktop
315. 1:07:50um oh does it have to be a Flippin text file I bet it does add context add text content all right let
316. 1:08:06me see if see if I can save this as text only I probably can
317. 1:08:25oh it's not downloaded yet that's part of the problem insecure key wait now can I do
318. 1:08:41it add content upload from device desktop oh yeah now I can do PDF okay it just wasn't downloaded
319. 1:08:55all right so I'm uploading the PDF we'll see if it chokes on it no 80% of my knowledge used okay great now I'm going to set my custom
320. 1:09:05instructions so I'm going to say act as as an Innovative
321. 1:09:21bartender that selects a recipe from the uploaded PDF gives it a Reno twist and renames
322. 1:09:38it something fun and exciting period whenever anyone asks for a drink you should be pleasant like a
323. 1:09:53bartender and do your best to match what they're asking for with an appropriate drink and then give it an appropriate twist so
324. 1:10:04that it's customized for them all right that was essentially what I did with Sin City sipper some version
325. 1:10:12of that all right so I think this is good we're done I think we're done and that's that's it it's pretty simple and so now I'll go um
326. 1:10:27I'm in the middle of a heat wave I'm in the middle of a heat wave in Denver and I want a custom cocktail to make it all make
327. 1:10:43sense all right let's see how it does people [Music]
328. 1:11:01still working on it stand by the Frosty flat irons Oasis here's what you're going to do here's what we're going to do an ounce
329. 1:11:13of vodka blue ciraa 2 oz of pineapple lemon juice simple syrup handful of crushed ice we'll shake all that up real
330. 1:11:22good with some ice strain it into a glass to give it that Denver touch we'll garnish it with a sprig of fresh
331. 1:11:31Sage grows great in Colorado and a few blueberries from those Colorado blue skies the blue color will remind you of
332. 1:11:39the crisp Mountain Lakes fruity flavors will cool you down this is better than Sin City sipper in terms of the writing
333. 1:11:45the writing here is really good the blue color will remind you remind you of those crisp Lakes the F fruity flavors
334. 1:11:53will cool you down and that vodka kick well that'll help you forget the heat for a while how's that sound want me to mix one up for
335. 1:12:01you pretty cool it's pretty cool you know what I mean pretty cool all right what was the
336. 1:12:15last thing uh we did Synthesia last night there's a new 2.0 of Synthesia out well it's not out there's a new 2.0 demo
337. 1:12:24movie of the new [ __ ] that's coming from them which looks pretty slick that was a lot a lot of new
338. 1:12:41stuff do I want to discuss the film written by chat GPT well I just I don't buy it so so there's a film
339. 1:12:53is getting some Buzz right now because they pulled its Premiere because apparently it was written by chat GPT and everyone was up
340. 1:13:03in arms about it I just don't buy that I mean I know people are pissed off about
341. 1:13:18AI but I don't buy that a producers would let a movie be produced that was just written by chat GPT I I mean no one I know no one I know
342. 1:13:33that does anything with intentional writing with chat GPT just says squirt out a screenplay so it wasn't written by chat
343. 1:13:45GPT it was written by a screenwriter he might have used chat GPT so this is this is kind of one of two things this could be here's my
344. 1:13:57cynical view of this the movie sucks the script was shitty um somebody said hey hey you know Bob used a little chat chpt to write that
345. 1:14:13maybe that's one of the reasons it was shitty and then the other guy goes no just Bob's a shitty screenwriter and then and then one of
346. 1:14:21them is clever and goes hey you know what what what if we pull the premiere and say there were protests about the
347. 1:14:28fact it was written with chat gbt and then we look good to all our Hollywood buddies that hate Ai and we'll get some
348. 1:14:34Buzz for the movie and then we can release it to [Laughter] Netflix that's what I think happened but sure there could have been
349. 1:14:48protests don't let the robots write the movies don't let the robots write the movies don't let the steam engine plow the
350. 1:14:57fields don't let the steam engines plow the fields kids still got to learn math don't allow calculators in college don't
351. 1:15:06allow calculators in college the printing press is going to make the devil's work the printing press is going to make the devil's work smash
352. 1:15:19the printing press I am so [ __ ] exhausted already with people going smash the
353. 1:15:36AI read a history book it's not going away progress is not going to stop progressing it's inherent in the name
354. 1:15:57how long until nextflix has a section called made made by AI um I think they'll have one briefly and then we won't know
355. 1:16:12right if I write a kids book and it's about all sorts of cool AI
356. 1:16:27terms I didn't write this Brandon wrote this but Brandon wrote this one night we were we were playing around
357. 1:16:33with chat GPT and its ability to do like letter books and so Brandon did a letter book called my first journey into the
358. 1:16:42World of Tomorrow and every letter is a different piece of technology and he did a little cute little picture for each one
359. 1:16:57Urban farming cute little picture Urban farming where greens grow high in City spaces under the sky rooftops balconies in every nook
360. 1:17:11Nature's Bounty a closer look it's a blend of tech and tender care in urban jungles fresh and fair now let's draw a
361. 1:17:19picture Lush and Grand of urban urban farming hand in hand I didn't write it I curated it exactly here's my point does it [ __ ]
362. 1:17:34matter in the end does it matter if he printed this with Kindle publisher or what whatever the [ __ ] service he
363. 1:17:50used yeah Kindle Direct publishing well that's we this should be declared this is a Kindle Direct publishing
364. 1:18:04book there's this should be declared he used Photoshop to edit some of these images this should be declared that he
365. 1:18:12used Microsoft Word to change some of these sentences it doesn't [ __ ] matter this song [Music]
366. 1:18:35Cena Hill is a quiet town where the old trees sway that was written by AI completely does it matter if I sing it
367. 1:18:49like that if you hear me singing a song in the park should I put like in AI baseball cap on it doesn't [ __ ]
368. 1:19:03matter it's like when all these companies put together you know they brought in the chief digital officer and he's going to deal with the
369. 1:19:11digital stuff because there's the business and then there's the digital [ __ ] let's put it over there in the digital
370. 1:19:20ghetto right and we'll put the chief digital officer over over there and the chief digital officer can do the digital
371. 1:19:28stuff and then what do we learn oh everything's digital why separate them it's just business all business is digital
372. 1:19:40now champ doesn't care if it's AI so yes I think short-term Netflix will probably say well let's we're going
373. 1:19:50to label these filmmakers Ai filmmakers and and you know they were going to put them in a special little section where
374. 1:19:56you can go over there and judge them for their lack of creativity lack of talent they just pushed the button and out came
375. 1:20:02a film and uh yeah we just need to tolerate it but apparently people like AI films so we'll create a little AI section okay and
376. 1:20:14then three years after that someone's going to win an Academy Award for a film that was entirely AI generated because there are really good
377. 1:20:24story Storyteller and they curated it like Brandon curated those images and those poems they curated what the tool
378. 1:20:32produced better than the other Schmucks and they won an Academy Award and at some point 10 years from now 20 years from
379. 1:20:44now they'll just call them films or movies or videos whatever the [ __ ] they call them by then you know when the digital camera came
380. 1:20:57out photographers were like well that's a digital photo that's not real photography do we make that distinction
381. 1:21:06now digital photography real photography no we might say oh that was shot on film that's kind of cool I'm going to have an AI Avatar
382. 1:21:17accept my award for me exactly there you go Ethan so anyway I know I kind of lost my [ __ ] right there but it's like I I just [Music]
383. 1:21:31the amount of people committed to living in the past and and maintaining the way we do it now is staggering to
384. 1:21:44me but I guess that's why I'm a an instigator and a you know someone who like like I'm always like this this seems obvious to
385. 1:21:54me it seems patently obvious to me that this [ __ ] is here to stay it's going to change everything and you might as well
386. 1:22:01get on the [ __ ] surfboard and start paddling out and everyone else is like well we got to we got to we're going to we're
387. 1:22:13going to we're going to keep the umbrellas up right on the beach well there's a tsunami coming so I mean you can keep the umbrellas on
388. 1:22:23the beach but they going to get washed away yeah but we got to keep but but we got to keep the umbrellas here right I know what we could
389. 1:22:32do I'm going to get a lawyer so you said you're saying that that wave is going to destroy my umbrellas what I'm going to sue that I'm
390. 1:22:43I'm going to sue it I'm going to sue the wave and then we're so to protect our little Beach area Cabana in the with the umbrellas and the
391. 1:22:53in the lounge chairs that's what's going on right now Sony Music Universal and whoever the [ __ ] the third one waso yio you're breaking our
392. 1:23:11beach we'll sue you you can't make music with music you can't make music inspired by other music how do musicians make music it's
393. 1:23:23all original is it didn't they grow up like in Tom petti that that actually sounds like a Tom petti [Music]
394. 1:23:39song um aren't our brains some amalgamation of all the [ __ ] we learned over the years and when we play a chord and it sounds good to us
395. 1:23:56that could just be human intuition but that could be a certain kind of music made an impression on me and so when I play a
396. 1:24:05chord that sounds like that it makes me happy so I play more like that isn't that whatso and yudo are
397. 1:24:11doing they're taking all these different influences and mashing them together so I don't know I don't
398. 1:24:27know I I am I am beamed I love Ai and it Sparks my creativity exactly well it's because it's it is not artificial
399. 1:24:38intelligence this is this is my new revelation it is collective intelligence AI works because it's trained on all of our work which is
400. 1:24:49that's what people are bitching about they took my work and I'm not getting paid they took all of our work
401. 1:24:54all of our work all of the blog post all of the Just every [ __ ] thing every website we ever put up every stupid
402. 1:25:02[ __ ] comment we made on whatever it's all in there by the way if you don't think Google has all that too and
403. 1:25:13Facebook they've all got all the data like all the data is out there what the Transformer allowed them
404. 1:25:19to do is sort of squash it into a ball that we get to tap into the colle ctive intelligence of everyone that came before
405. 1:25:27us that's why it's so good it's why it's so warm and and like palpably human you're like but it's a robot it shouldn't be
406. 1:25:40this good no it should because what the technology allows it to do is do you know cultural mashups idea mashups based on your PR
407. 1:25:55you get to say I want to combine Eminem rap and quantum mechanics and then it goes just like our brains do that's why it's so
408. 1:26:09brilliant and we're trying to we're trying to sue against that progress
409. 1:26:24that threatens our business model well the steam engine threatened the [ __ ] horse Saddlery get over it Saddler Sam the
410. 1:26:41Borg Collective we stand on the shoulders of giants we actually do imagine if you had access to the collective intelligence of everyone that
411. 1:26:55came before us imagine that that's what it is that [ __ ] protein thing that I just showed they took all of the knowledge of
412. 1:27:09all of the molecules of life that scientists contributed and I'm sure Pharma companies patented and they stuck it in the
413. 1:27:21blender the Transformer blender and and now it squirts out novel proteins that would not have existed
414. 1:27:32that would have taken nature 500 million years to produce we get to play with that if you think a lawsuit's going to
415. 1:27:46slow that down it's not it's just going to make the lawyers rich and by the way those big companies even if they win everything they win all
416. 1:27:56the money you tell me what percentage of that is going to actually go to the musics you tell me cuz I'll make a prediction it will be
417. 1:28:15zero the costs and the inflation and there was just after all the legal expenses there was nothing left over we
418. 1:28:23took the $500 billion dollars and we U just put it right in there uh was that yeah no uh yeah fill it up cuz we we
419. 1:28:32want to we want to yeah take it to Monte Carlo yeah the uh we'll take yeah we we we want a more right outside the race
420. 1:28:40yeah yeah any oh sorry about that yeah just logistics for for a little uh seagoing trip that we're doing on the
421. 1:28:47new new y the uh the uh the corporate uh uh the corporate uh um entertaining platform yeah yeah yeah
422. 1:29:01[ __ ] so all right I'm going to go I'm going to leave you I'm going to leave you people what do you think is going to be the big AI
423. 1:29:11feature that give give us the Kevin mallister moment next year oh good lord that's a good question
424. 1:29:26agents agents and reasoning reasoning is going to be when chat gbt answers you but it doesn't give you the first
425. 1:29:37answer it answers you and then it analyzes its own answer and it iterates on it until it gets it right and then it
426. 1:29:43gives you the correct answer every time that's going to be one and then agents where you're just like go figure some [ __ ] out for me and
427. 1:29:54it'll spin up a dozen agents that'll all go off and do [ __ ] for you and then come back that's going to be Kevin mallister
428. 1:30:03we're not even close to that yet so anyway all right um check out the AI Salon if you haven't there's the URL the
429. 1:30:13salon. go there check it out join doesn't cost anything um thank you Irregulars the public becomes aware of
430. 1:30:24nanom medicine yeah like everyone's going to become aware of everything CU they're going to be able to do it all
431. 1:30:29I'm telling you man someone in their kitchen in between burping a baby is going to cure some disease like oh you know what would be
432. 1:30:42cool what would be really cool uh could you make a novel protein uh that kills babesia and Bartonella in long-term uh
433. 1:30:52uh lime patients uh and cures neuropathy it'll do it and go here's the protein and she goes oh let me just
434. 1:31:01submit this she submits it and then some scientist like holy [ __ ] this who did this oh that was Sally from
435. 1:31:12pipy who's Sally from pipy nobody knows all right everyone thanks the regulars
436. 1:31:26thanks mods all right who's in the house tonight Amelia's wife she was number one in here uh P modder good to see
437. 1:31:33you does nobody remember folding at home that's what this used to be oh that's funny uh Dr J good to see
438. 1:31:44you frumple frumple in the house Wolf Man Clint thank you thank you thank you thank you t-rock very generous of you appreciate that
439. 1:31:54We Didn't Start the [Laughter] Fire oceans in the house let's see Janu in the house steo in the House Brandon
440. 1:32:05thank you so much Danielle thank you thank you thank you agents will get 20% yep exactly um Cosmic lover good to see you
441. 1:32:15by the way Cosmic lover your lives make me laugh so much it should you should consider it AI standup comedy
442. 1:32:24thank you I appreciate that by the way I made you a mod so you you have mod mod uh access now and Vicky can walk you
443. 1:32:31through all that stuff um all right everybody great to see you Tuesday night um I will see you tomorrow I think I'll
444. 1:32:39be on time should be 8:00 same time same place be here be here AI play first play first just go play with this [ __ ] go
445. 1:32:49play with it go now go play peace cure disease disase you can now