02/02/2026 - Google's Genie 3: Generating Dynamic 3D Worlds and Stepping Inside Movies

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1. 0:01Chippy. [music]
2. 0:17[music] Ah. [music]
3. 0:32>> [music] >> Come here, Champy. Come here. Come here. [clears throat] Come on, buddy.
4. 0:47All right. >> [music] [music]
5. 1:04[music] [music] >> stand between
6. 1:19me. >> [clears throat]
7. 1:34>> Wow. [music] Woohoo. Woohoo.
8. 1:48Woohoo.
9. 2:07Standing between you and hard places is insane. [music] Standing too near you. [singing] And a fire makes it
10. 2:22clear. [music] You're trouble [singing] to me. [music] Red rubble caves. You say
11. 2:39leaning in close. [music] Smell of your perfume. [singing] It scares me most. >> [music] >> leaning away. [singing]
12. 2:53[music] [music]
13. 3:09[music] I woke up this morning with crusty eye. [laughter] You ever get crusty eye where you just got a little gunk in it, won't go out,
14. 3:19can't get rid of it. [clears throat] And then as the day went on, crusty eye turned into, "Oh [ __ ] I'm getting
15. 3:26sick." Which, by the way, two weeks ago when I said I was getting sick, I think I took even a night off and to sleep it off. That was a flu.
16. 3:35And that I I staved it off. That actually worked. That was going to be a bad one. And I staved it off. This one's
17. 3:41a cold. I'm pretty sure this is a cold, [music] but uh I feel like crap. So, I'm probably not going to be here
18. 3:48too long tonight. Let me wax poetic a little bit. [music] Talk about tomorrow night we have an AI Salon Presents meeting. [music]
19. 4:08I had a we we had a really nice run of events the past this past week. We had I think four events. We had
20. 4:16Corey Sandler was there on Saturday with her uh with her LOL and uh we had Friday night or Friday we
21. 4:26had Daisy Thomas and myself were talking about Washington DC. We had a really good crowd for that. Normally
22. 4:32[clears throat] when you do those political things like hey do you want to talk about politics and policy you get
23. 4:38like one or two nerds will show up like policy is actually very important. I don't I I don't know if you understood
24. 4:45this but uh the way the legislature works let me explain this to you. It's it's a relatively interesting process.
25. 4:52You know there's a lot of that going on. Not a lot of eye contact. Little little nerding out. This was like it was like I
26. 5:00don't know 15 people showed up 16 20 I don't know a lot. They were engaged and they were passionate. It was it was very exciting.
27. 5:10[clears throat] Tomorrow we've got uh AI Salon Presents. Uh we're meeting Diamando uh Stratacus I think is how you say her
28. 5:21last name. [music] really fascinating woman that Brandon discovered and I had a a fun conversation with her. She is a a
29. 5:30theater person. She's a theatrical, which the one thing we know about theatricals is you don't trust theatricals.
30. 5:38Whatever you do, for the love of God, if you meet a theatrical, you run the other direction. You just you don't if if a
31. 5:46theatrical ever decides to start, you know, like a like a channel where they're going to educate you on something, I would avoid it. I would
32. 5:56avoid it. I think it's just the smart it's the wise thing to and sure that's what this channel is. But that's not the point.
33. 6:06You come here for hair fashion fashion tips and and and hair product reviews. That's why you're here. [music]
34. 6:17Just don't trust theatricals. So, she's a theatrical. [music] Silverf Fox, I'm a political junkie. It
35. 6:31was a great presentation. Thank you so much, Silverf Fox. I was really glad you were there. Um, I was really glad
36. 6:36everyone was there. It was just there was there was really good engagement. Thespian. I am a thesian. I am a
37. 6:43thespian. I [clears throat] am a thespian without a voice. My voice tonight. I could play certain characters
38. 6:50very well. Those with some sort of scratchy voice like they've lived life too long. They've smoken too many of the
39. 6:57things you're not supposed to smoke, if you know what I mean. [laughter] [music] [laughter] Archetype. I show up because I'm in awe
40. 7:13of your toupe. That's that's really it's actually one of the misconceptions. This is not a toupe. It's actually four tupes
41. 7:22artfully woven together and then crafted like a sculpture to appear like a bad haircut. Because who would pay for this to be
42. 7:35glued to their head every day, right? It's kind of a reverse psychology toup to pay management system. I saw a video
43. 7:44once and I bought the product and I think it's good. Like one of their things was if you've got a toupe, don't
44. 7:51have your hairline too far down your forehead. It'll give it away. You're old. You know, you're old. You're not going
45. 8:01to have hair down here. Show your wisdom. Show your wisdom. That was one of the taglines of the video.
46. 8:08And then they showed us, you know, here are the four toup pays you buy. Here's how you weave them together. I won't
47. 8:12show you where the seams are. It's obvious to me. [sighs] [music] We're in Cindy [ __ ] Cindy [ __ ] today. So, here's the deal. [music]
48. 8:29How many folks are in here? Oh, just a small [music] little crowd tonight. If you're not in the mastermind at the
49. 8:35AI salon, it it would be a good time to get in it. Um Cindy [ __ ] kicked off her um four-week pilot today turning
50. 8:45practice into practice into what was it called? Practice into something practicality something like that. She talked about post-it notes.
51. 8:57She talked about how as a neurode divergent ADHD manages everything in her head human being that she realized that trying to manage
52. 9:09all this crap in her head like she's always done wasn't serving her anymore. And so she gave herself permission. What if
53. 9:19I figured out a way to organize this [ __ ] in my head? um and and she discovered it with post-it notes and and so she shared the
54. 9:28system that she's developed over the past 4 months that has changed literally changed her life. Um and that's the kind
55. 9:36of stuff that's in the mastermind we do. This week we're not going to have a a a salon presents but we kick off a new
56. 9:43cycle a week from Thursday. And then today, one of the things I'll talk about tonight is I kicked off today I launched
57. 9:55the um the great repurpose which is the um I don't even know what it is right [music] now. It is a container, a framework. God, I have
58. 10:06goopy eye. Um, [clears throat] it's a framework about the fact that especially here in the US, so many of
59. 10:18us, including myself, as someone who's creative and always calls myself an artist, when someone at a party says to
60. 10:25me, "What do you do?" or "Who are you?" or "Tell me about yourself." I'm like, "Well, I'm the co-founder of this and
61. 10:31I'm the CEO of that." And I'm I leave with my job. I leave with my work. And so so many people have the idea of what
62. 10:44they do for a living collapsed with who they are as a person with their value and their self-worth. And so the great repurpose
63. 10:54is this idea that to the extent that you've got those two things collapsed as AI automates the tasks of your job,
64. 11:05it's it's very likely we're we're all going to go through some sort of weird kind of mourning process and like devaluing not
65. 11:15just of our job but of ourselves. And what if there were a way through that? And so that's what the great
66. 11:21repurpose is. And the the more that I think about it, the more that as I was writing it this weekend and and really
67. 11:27figuring out what is the what's the core thesis here. So what I presented today on LinkedIn was the core thesis of the
68. 11:35great repurpose. And it got a lot of uh it got a lot of engagement which sometimes I put up posts that I'm like
69. 11:43this is big and important. You people should pay attention. [clears throat] And while I was really proud of this
70. 11:50one, I actually didn't have that expectation with this one. And it got a lot of engagement. So, it's resonating with a lot of people.
71. 11:59[music] And so, we're going to create within the mastermind. One of the things that we're talking about right now is we're going
72. 12:05to create a a a specific space for the great repurpose. and we're going to bring in speakers and we're going to
73. 12:13come up with things, tools, you know, and if you're part of the mastermind, you'll [clears throat] get to be part of
74. 12:19those activities and and that resource. [music] Um Oh, I didn't create a Hang on. I didn't create a I didn't create a black
75. 12:29bar window. People, for you people on TikTok, I know you can't read your text right now. That's by design. producer Brandon. Um, black
76. 12:42rectangle. I'm sure there's a better way to do this. [laughter]
77. 13:05Open image in new tab. There we go. Fantastic, Bob. Hey, Bob. Yeah, that's really fantastic. What you're doing there, you're doing God's
78. 13:18work. I'll tell you what with that right now, you're doing fantastic. It's really the work you do here on the channel,
79. 13:28you know, getting people to talk about that artificial intelligence. I mean, you know, let's be honest, it's it's the
80. 13:34work of Beelzebub. [laughter] That artificial intelligence, I don't know if it's intelligent, but it sure is scary as sin. [laughter]
81. 13:46Oh, Lord. Good lord. All right. I hear it's I hear it's You know what I hear about the the artificial intelligence is uh I hear
82. 13:59that the the students love it because they they just cheat with it. All they do is cheat. They don't even work
83. 14:06anymore. They just put in there, hey AI, make the thing paper. I worked hard in school. I mean, sure, like I, you know, C minuses, you know,
84. 14:21on good days, but but anyway, that like I think I mean, more power to them. The students are just, they're radical,
85. 14:29aren't they? They're like, "We're going to use the computers to cheat for you teachers." [laughter] You know what else I heard? They're
86. 14:39making pictures with it, too. I I think it's just I I'll tell you what, from what I've seen, it's it's uh it's a lot of those uh [laughter]
87. 14:50the Japanese anime, a lot of a lot of lot of topheavy topheavy women, well, girls, whatever they do in that
88. 15:00the anime, that's it's crazy. It's crazy. They're they're making the pictures like that. That's what I hear.
89. 15:08And uh and yeah, then apparently it's just going to take all the jobs. Going to take all the jobs. So yeah, you know, [laughter]
90. 15:1915 months and you haven't bookmarked a black bar yet. That that is correct. You are correct, producer Brandon. [laughter]
91. 15:31I don't know if you if Hey, if you're new here, my name is Kyle Shannon. What we talk about on this here channel is
92. 15:38the AI because it's called the AI learning lab. If it were just called the learning lab, I could I could teach you
93. 15:45guys juggling. Uh but as it is, it's we're just going to talk about like the artificial intelligence version of
94. 15:51juggling. Like when the robots can start juggling. Sure, we'll talk about that. [music] Um, because I have a cold,
95. 16:06I can't be held responsible for anything I say tonight. [music] [music]
96. 16:21Yeah. Molt book. We'll talk about molt book tomorrow. >> [music] >> We'll just blame the benadryil. I
97. 16:34actually got Alka-Seltzer. Alka-Seltzer severe cold, which I don't have a severe cold. It's just a cold. I'm just like I'm just like
98. 16:44icky and whiny. Like when I had my flu that was like that felt really bad. This is just [clears throat]
99. 16:52this is the kind of level of cold where you're justified in going. You don't wanna agents are exhausting. They just keep
100. 17:06working. They just keep going. Could they stop and take a break? Yeah, [laughter] you should ask Chad GP if you do to
101. 17:19defend them defend the man cold. Well, I'll tell you what. I [clears throat] mean, I really do believe this
102. 17:27that that women just regularly go through [clears throat] just more pain, more pain in the ass. Their bodies rebel
103. 17:35against them. And like when men get a little sniffle, they're like, "I gotta be taken care of. Could someone give me
104. 17:42a hug and a blanket? Could I have soup?" [laughter] We're really insufferable as as as entities. [music]
105. 17:59[laughter] I have to travel with that kind of Alka-Seltzer. Yeah. One of the things that I've learned uh over the years with travel
106. 18:07for me is uh if I don't want a headache when I land, take something like Sudafed before the flight. Just make sure everything's
107. 18:16cleaned out because the [snorts] when you're when you're congested and the pressure does its thing, it just shoves
108. 18:22it into all the cavities. So if you're if you're decently cleaned out and hydrate on the flight, then you kind of land and you're okay.
109. 18:32>> [music] >> The other night on the live, was it Friday night? [music] Yeah, Friday night.
110. 18:47I created a song for the great repurpose and then I created a bunch of images and then it was like 10 something and I'm
111. 18:54like, I don't think I'm going to make the video. Maybe I'll make it next week. I ended up making it that night. So, I should show
112. 19:03you that. Hang on. I'm pretty happy with how it came out. I actually did some storytelling rather than just being a series of images. I
113. 19:15don't know if you remember this. So, the process was I went into the chat. So, I've got a project for the great repurpose. So,
114. 19:24I've got all of our chats are in a single project. We went out and we did research. We put that in the project. Um,
115. 19:32and then we had it write lyrics. No, no, we didn't. No, we didn't. I just went straight into suno. Oh, that was it. I had I had
116. 19:43a guitar lick. [music] [music]
117. 20:00>> [music] >> Right. I that lick Champy loves that lick. He thought it was great. And so we went into Suno and I did that and I had
118. 20:15Sunno write the lyrics. I I I had Chad GPT tell it what the what the song was about. And then uh um Sunno wrote the lyrics and we made a
119. 20:26song and then we went into midjourney. We found a cool style that we liked or that I liked. You [clears throat] didn't really have a
120. 20:33vote. You were there. I picked one that you were probably like, I don't like that style. I guess he's going to go
121. 20:40with it anyway. This is annoying. There should be a way to vote. Right. So that was that was your role on Friday was
122. 20:49just watching me do [ __ ] complaining about the choices I made, but I made choices, which quite frankly that's going to be
123. 20:57our only job in the future. You I hope you know that, right? Our only job in the future is going to be to have an idea,
124. 21:07ask the AI to make it, and then go, "Ah, nah, could you make it better? And then the AI will go off and do something like
125. 21:22I don't like purple. Let's go off and that's that's not bad. I don't like this idea. I I have a new idea. Right. That's going to be our job.
126. 21:34That's going to be our job. That's the soul. That's our job. That will be the job in the future. I know it doesn't
127. 21:40seem like that now. You're like, "Oh, that's not true. We got to keep the human in the loop." Human in the loop.
128. 21:45It's the the AIS are just they're they're unacceptably not terrific. I know, but for not long. 2026 is You'll
129. 21:58see. You'll see. You'll see what's coming. I have no idea what's coming, but I know I know it's going to be I know 2026
130. 22:08we're going to see some [ __ ] where we're like, "Oh, I get it now." Oh. Uhhuh. Yeah. Oh. All right. Huh.
131. 22:22What does that mean for me? That's the great repurpose, by the way. That moment. Everyone's going to have that moment. I
132. 22:30don't think they're going to all have it in 26. I think some will have it in 26, but in the next three years, everyone's
133. 22:35going to have that moment. Oh, okay. Uh-huh. What does that mean for me? And and I don't mean to laugh because I
134. 22:46think that moment's gonna suck. [music] Um, so anyway, so I made the song, I went to MidJourney, picked the style,
135. 22:58made some images. I made, I don't know, 85 or 100 images or that I chose that I saved. And then [clears throat] I went into Runway ML
136. 23:09and turned some of them into videos. And then I just spent that night after I went off the live, I just sat there
137. 23:15watching TV just hitting copy paste, you know, upload an image into runway ML say make video, make video, make video, make video.
138. 23:24Um, and then I I prompted the images in such a way using chat GPT that there are three major sections of the song. So I
139. 23:32took the three verses which kind of evolve from hopelessness to neutrality to optimism. And so we made different images
140. 23:42that that went there. And so it turned into a video that I'm really happy with. Let's see where [cough] do I [clears throat] have it
141. 23:52here? No. Um, [clears throat]
142. 24:07wow. My brain [laughter] I'm like I'm like looking at the Twitter interface going, "What are all these buttons? [laughter]
143. 24:16What does this one do?" >> [laughter] >> Oh, >> okay. Let me share my let me share my screen here.
144. 24:30Oh, my share, but I'm not sharing audio. Let me share the audio so you can all hear it. It's going to be so real good.
145. 24:38It's going to be fantastic. Yeah. Um, yeah. So, this is I guess this is kind of the anthem, although it's not a
146. 24:48very anthemy kind of style, but this is this is an expression of the great repurpose that we're all about to enter
147. 25:01when the machines do take our jobs. Remember that saying Paul Ritzer used to say all the time, AI is not going to
148. 25:10take your job, but someone with AI will. Yeah, about that. Here we go.
149. 25:26[music] [singing] Clock in card swipe. Smile stuck on like a bad same chair, same [music] light. Living [singing] inside a name tag.
150. 25:40Every praise, every raise pin tight to the shirt on my chest. If I'm [singing] not what I [music] do, then tell me
151. 25:46what's left. Then the smart machines came and took my place. Emptied out [singing] my inbox. Cleared my days.
152. 25:54Watch my task disappear. Felt the quiet, felt [music] the fear. If I'm more than the lines on my [singing] resume, more
153. 26:02the numbers that I used to chase. From the work I lost, I can't all of us. [music] It seems to be the great repurpos. [singing] The great
154. 26:15[singing] desk beep screen said roll my [singing] future looking haunted. Sat home hand still like they forgotten how
155. 26:26to move. Heard my child [music] laugh. Do you want to draw too? >> Yeah. >> The smart machines came and took my
156. 26:33place. sorted all the files [music] I used to [singing] face with my calendar wiped clean. I met [music] the
157. 26:41person in between. If I'm more than the lines on my resume, [singing] more than deadlines I obey each day. When [music]
158. 26:47the work got lost, it came to all of us. It seems to be the [singing] great repurpose. the great pride. [singing]
159. 26:58>> I'm the stories at the tables I forgot to send. Songs I never finish calls I owe my [singing] friends. I'm the hands
160. 27:06that learn to garden the neighbors extra chair. The stranger on the subway [singing] who suddenly feels [singing]
161. 27:19the smart machines and take their place. Sick and chase the patterns. Keep the pace. [music] We'll be messy. We'll be
162. 27:24real. We'll remember how to feel. Cuz we're more [music] than the lines on a resume. [singing] More than hours on a
163. 27:30screen each day. When the work falls through, we finally see the proof. When the work [music] got lost, they can't
164. 27:34all of us. It seems to be the great [singing] great purpose. The great purpose. [singing] The great purpose.
165. 27:49[music] Great. [music]
166. 28:11There you go. [clears throat] [gasps] So, if you got a spare three hours. You too can make that. I I'll tell you what's astounding to me.
167. 28:25Kelly Kelly Bes does a video a day. So like she must have it down so so it's not taking her three hours because she
168. 28:36does so many of them. But still, that's that's a lot. That's a lot. Anyway, that was the great repurpose.
169. 28:43Um, if you want to find that, you can go to my LinkedIn channel and um, it's in there. And then also, let's see where
170. 28:59notifications during the last nine months. Uh uh I guess so if if you go search the great repurpose you'll find the article
171. 29:13and it's got I took that that part that [clears throat] part of the image um where it says the stranger on the subway
172. 29:22is is you know seen there um that someone's actually seen. I thought that was a nice a nice moment. Um
173. 29:33but it talks the the article talks about work identity and the hidden contract that that basically certainly here in
174. 29:41America. But I think because like western ideals and Hollywood and the the glorification of Silicon Valley, I think a lot of the
175. 29:54[clears throat] a lot of the bad habits of America are exported on many fronts. Um but I but I even think this one I think
176. 30:06a lot of other countries do not have this and we live in a world where we trade our time for money. We trade our time for
177. 30:15sustenance. And the way that time is broken up by corporations and companies is that they break work into the peace
178. 30:23parts and we are cogs in the wheel. So we don't necessarily see the craft of our work the whole way through.
179. 30:30Um, and so especially for workers like that, as their work is devalued, there's a real risk of devaluing the
180. 30:38human as well. And that's the whole point of of this work and this this insight is to name that. Um, and the the most important part of
181. 30:50the the article, there's sort of these five these five stages of the great repurpose. [snorts] And stage one is decouple your identity
182. 31:01from execution. Separate who you are from the tasks you perform. For many people, this decoupling will be
183. 31:08painful and non a non-obvious awakening. Um it's the one that reveals how deeply your sense of selfworth may be
184. 31:16intertwined with what you do. Um, this is the one that if someone is not aware that they've got that those things intertwined,
185. 31:34they won't even know why they're so depressed, why they feel so hopeless, why they feel so lost. And so if we can
186. 31:41educate people to say that hey this devaluing of tasks is coming but your value as a human your value is significantly
187. 31:55different and higher than the tasks you do the skills you have um and so you know I'm curious to to understand
188. 32:07you know what are the kinds of exercises we do and maybe even campaigns, awareness campaigns. I don't I don't
189. 32:13know. But that one feels really important. That's kind of foundational is if you can just make yourself aware
190. 32:18that you've got this coupling. I found it in myself when I was writing this article here. I wrote I wrote um [clears throat]
191. 32:27sorry for the voice. It's it's crunchy. Um, at social gatherings, the first questions we ask strangers isn't, "Who
192. 32:41are you, but what do you do?" Over generations, work has become the primary way people understand our worth, our
193. 32:48contribution, and our place in society. With as much as I think about all this people stuff, I am not immune to this
194. 32:56tendency. Even when I am asked the enlightened, tell me about you, as opposed to, "What do you do? Tell me
195. 33:03about you." I find myself responding that I'm the co-founder of this company. I'm the president of that company.
196. 33:10I know that I'm an artist. I know that I'm much more than my tasks and my skills. You know, I say, "Hell, I've
197. 33:17written the past two two years writing a musical." And yet, I still fall into the trap of responding that I am my work.
198. 33:25Work is how we contribute. Work is how we're useful. Work is how society recognizes us. So, so th this this awareness and this decoupling
199. 33:38is I think it's going to be many layers and it's going to take time and it's going to take grieving and mourning and
200. 33:45actively stepping away from that relationship. So, um so that's stage one and then stage two is reclaim your human
201. 33:53value. Reconnect with your inherent value as a human being. And what that probably looks like is, well, if I was a project manager before,
202. 34:03the tasks of project management are going to be automated, right? They're going to be devalued to zero. But I'm
203. 34:09really organized. I can look at the big picture. I can I can be the connector between all of the different parties in
204. 34:16a project, right? There's all sorts of skills that you have, the nature of how you work, right? The integrity of your work.
205. 34:25And so it's really getting in touch with what's that stuff you're good at that's independent of the tasks. Um
206. 34:35phase three is to reim that value into purpose. Right? As you start to understand your value independent of
207. 34:41your skills, your purpose will reveal itself to you. Purpose emerges um from your world view, your values,
208. 34:50the people or communities you care about and the kind of impact you want to have. You have value. You have value, right?
209. 34:58And so once you understand that value, then you can start to say, huh, like what's my purpose? What do I want
210. 35:06to be here? What do I want to be when I grow up? What do I want to be when work becomes optional? Then stage four and and these are also
211. 35:16nonlinear. Like I think for a lot of people these are going to happen all at the same time. They're going to happen
212. 35:22out of order. Stage four is explore what AI makes possible. Recognize that the same technologies that are driving this
213. 35:30massive shift are also the tools that we all get to use to amplify our purpose. Right? It's this we're we're at this ironic
214. 35:42moment in history where the robots are going to take our jobs and we're given the same tools that are taking our jobs.
215. 35:50What are we going to do with that? And then the fifth stage is translate your purpose into action. Reclaim your
216. 35:58agency and bring your newly discovered purpose to life. Imagine and carry practical real world concepts forward
217. 36:07using AI to execute your ideas and deliver at a at a level far beyond anything you ever imagined you could
218. 36:15deliver. It's not us versus AI. It's us amplified by AI. So, it's a relatively straightforward path on paper,
219. 36:29but if I've been an art director for 25 years [music] and all of a sudden, well, art director is an interesting one
220. 36:42cuz art director is a job that's already about your taste. [music] That's a job where the the job probably doesn't
221. 36:49change that much, but who you work with probably does. [music] >> [music]
222. 37:04>> So Steo work will never be optional. Control matters more than efficiency. Yeah. Control, taste. I mean I think I
223. 37:14think our job become the arbiters of taste. I don't know. I I mean
224. 37:28[music] I think work will become optional, Steo. Like it might not become optional for you personally. like I'm I'm probably
225. 37:38with you where I'm like I'm always going to be doing something but especially I mean you know Musk talks about
226. 37:49delivering Optimus robots at scale within 3 years so this isn't just going to be knowledge work it's going to be all sorts of jobs
227. 37:58um [snorts and music] what he talk about he talks about Optimus robots will will be world class surgeon within 3 years. And
228. 38:14I, you know, I take everything he says with a grain of salt. Like he he tends to be right on his predictions but
229. 38:20overly optimistic on his timelines. So let's assume that the Optimus robots are scaled within five years or six years.
230. 38:29That's still really, really fast. So if they can do advanced surgery at a worldclass level within 5 years, they
231. 38:38can also do plumbing and electrical work and all the [snorts] jobs. You know, imagine having a car mechanic that knows
232. 38:46every car model, every nuance of every, you know, everything you could do. [music] What this what the great repurpose does
233. 39:02not really address is the economic side of this. But maybe that should be a part of it. We'll find out. [music]
234. 39:19So [snorts] anyway, um if you'd be so kind, go check out the the LinkedIn article, The Great Repurpose, and
235. 39:26comment on it. I'd love to hear your thoughts and share it and put it out in the world. [clears throat] Um,
236. 39:37my brain has gone fuzzy. [laughter] What a Who's got a question or a thought? I'm working on part of a a part for a
237. 39:49Range Rover from Africa right now. Oh, wow. Wild. My mechanic calls me out calls me often to help him find parts for vintage cars
238. 40:01from all over the world. Oh wow. [music] You know that's really cool. Source camp. I mean like that's the kind of thing where
239. 40:12like [clears throat] like there there's going to be a role for for people like you that are just kind of like I don't know task sherpas,
240. 40:22[laughter] right? We're in this transition period. Pe people are going to be like, I know that AI is out there. I don't feel like
241. 40:29dealing with it. Will you go find me some obscure part for a Range Rover? Okay, I can do that. [music] Are you turning an agent loose to do
242. 40:40that? [music] Yeah, we could do Genie 3 demos. They're nice and visual. [music]
243. 41:03Okay, cool. [music] [music]
244. 41:22>> [music] [music]
245. 41:39>> Ah. Ah. Ah. >> [music]
246. 41:56>> Okay. [clears throat] So, let's go to Genie. [clears throat] [snorts] Uh, we go to labs. So, if you want to
247. 42:11follow, if you want to play along, labs.google.com google.com is where we're going to play with this thing.
248. 42:39Okay, then we're going to go to X and I'm going to share my screen. Okay. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful.
249. 42:47Beautiful. I'll tell you what. I'll tell you what, Bob. Uh oh. Your browser has lost your connection with your screen share audio.
250. 42:55Rut row. [clears throat] Let's go to a different kind of sharing. So, that's just not an option. We're not
251. 43:02going to share audio. Thank you very much for your stupid [ __ ] Okay. All right. Rightighty. Tik Tok pin. Hey Kyle,
252. 43:15what's up tonight? Hey Cam Katkin. Um Cam, I don't know if you saw on LinkedIn. I created a a post today
253. 43:23called the great repurpose which I think you were here the last week when when we sort of manifested that and Silver Fox
254. 43:31named it and we manifested that in the world. Um and over the past week or so um I've been getting my head around it and it's
255. 43:43a it's a really big idea. Popup is covering Twitter. Why is that not going away? There we go. There we go. Okay. Um,
256. 44:01a good demo thread. Okay. So, I'm going to just show you some of these um some of these Genie 3 things. So, so what Genie3 is
257. 44:15is a text to world model builder and it's it's kind of being coined as as like a game engine kind of
258. 44:26thing. It's not really well it is a game engine. how they've how they've executed the the controls is uh with game engine controls like you
259. 44:38know ASDF and arrow keys for camera and things like that. So in this case we've got a professional kitchen. We've got a
260. 44:46salmon that's sort of trying to escape the kitchen. It's pretty funny. Um, you can make these world, you can
261. 44:55play in these worlds for 60 seconds and you have to have like the the ultra um what you call it the ultra uh subscription.
262. 45:11You weren't in the thread. Where was it? How was I not in the thread? I'm too sick to think.
263. 45:32Oh, >> no. That that post was the thread, but when you scrolled down, no, the the fish was the first thread,
264. 45:39but when we uh once we got into it, [laughter] >> other examples. >> So, listen, I know you might be thinking this is a
265. 45:53very boomer moment. So, wait, this is it? Is this the beginning of the thread? That's the beginning of the thread.
266. 45:59>> Okay. And then this is where I was, >> right? But those are the comments to the original. Like you have to >> Where do I go?
267. 46:08>> I click on the actual um >> this click on his name. Oh, >> he's blocked. Are you sure you want to view these
268. 46:24posts? Could have been that long ago. >> I'm lost.
269. 46:38[clears throat] [snorts] >> I can I can share if you want to talk over me. >> Here we go. >> I got it. Did Did I get it? No.
270. 46:58Unblock. Okay. All right. Here's another one. >> There we go. >> Show Show more. >> Where's show more? Oh, show.
271. 47:14>> That's replies, though. We don't want that. >> Gotcha. Well, yeah, you went from number one to number 10, so I don't know where
272. 47:19numbers two through nine are, but Yeah. No. [laughter] Welcome to the AI learning lab where I am learning how to use Twitter.
273. 47:34[laughter] Oh, good lord. Well, here's another one. Let me show you this one and then we'll go we'll go look at some of these
274. 47:45things. [snorts] [clears throat and cough] All right. So, you're you're third person driving a tire around a suburban neighborhood.
275. 47:58[clears throat] There's the fish one.
276. 48:17Cool. [snorts] First person subway. Uh oh. What just happened?
277. 48:33I got my screen up if you wanted to the thread. >> Was I not sharing? >> No, you were. But that these are the other 10 that you shared.
278. 48:46>> Oh, okay. Cool. Beautiful. >> So, this is a uh >> I'm now a blood cell. >> Blood cell. >> Yeah. Going through. That's cool.
279. 48:58>> This This is actually a live feed of what's happening inside of your body. We're trying to track down the cold virus. >> Yeah, exactly.
280. 49:06If we stick around long enough, we find your crusty eye. Um here's a Fortnite replay demo. >> Yeah. So, a couple of things while while
281. 49:19Brandon's going through these. Couple of things going on here. Over the past two years, there was uh
282. 49:27that that skybox demo that was from like World something. Worlds, Inc. or something like that. >> World Labs. Yeah. [clears throat] And
283. 49:38what they were doing was they were basically just they were generating a a flat image and then mapping that to a
284. 49:44sphere, which which was still cool. You could look around the sphere and do all that stuff, but you couldn't really
285. 49:49navigate it. Then there were a couple of things that were using gauian splats to make a 3D kind of world that you could
286. 49:55enter. Um, but you would sort of hit the edge of the gauian splats and the world would just kind of disintegrate and
287. 50:02you'd sort of fall into space and you couldn't get back to the world. It was weird. This genie thing from Google is um
288. 50:13generating the world on the fly. It's not generating a 3D world like like Unreal Engine. It's actually generating these frames as
289. 50:22you move through it. So, it's got realworld awareness. It's got world awareness of physics and objects and things like that, but it's
290. 50:32generating it. Um, and I guess why they only give you 60 seconds is I'm assuming this costs a lot of GPU power and things like that. Um,
291. 50:45and it's got a little bit of gameplay. You can drive through it. Um, it does seem to generate like like if you go
292. 50:52around a corner, it'll invent like a new street and then you can go back. What's cool about it is you can go back and it
293. 51:00remembers what was there before. like a lot of the 3D things before you would go back and it would be completely
294. 51:05different. If you turned around, it would be completely different. So, this is that. So, a couple of things. Right
295. 51:12now, it's just got basic game mechanics. It's very slow. It's very clunky. Um the the people in the subway, the people
296. 51:20actually look pretty good, but a lot of times the people look kind of janky and weird. Um, [clears throat]
297. 51:29but now take the core technology today and if you remember two years ago when we were generating videos like even
298. 51:36Kelly Besh videos when we did the weird Mary video two years ago, you can watch that video and there's all sorts of
299. 51:42weird artifacts in it and just jankiness, right? And then over the two years that came um things got better and
300. 51:50better and better and now we're kind of at the point where, you know, we're not quite world class with video, but we're
301. 51:55pretty flipping close, right? People that that take the time to really do film making um can use these tools to do
302. 52:02some pretty remarkable stuff. It's going to be the exact same with these 3D worlds. They're not just going to be for
303. 52:09games. They're not just going to be for games. So, let me let me go ahead and share my screen again. Um,
304. 52:18so we're going to say let's let's say um let's see make an infographic about um the cost
305. 52:34of [gasps] houses and the character is going to be um a mouse. pointer. [clears throat]
306. 52:50I don't know if this is going to work as a 3D world, but we'll try it [laughter] because I I want to I want to get to a
307. 52:59to a bigger point. The obvious thing people are going to talk about is, "Oh, cool. This is going to be like the
308. 53:04metaverse or this is going to be like gaming. It's going to be like Grand Theft Auto." Yeah, everyone's going to
309. 53:09do all that sort of stuff. Let's go ahead and create this world. Um, everyone's going to create that kind of stuff and
310. 53:21all of the things you can do in an LLM and all of the coding you can do in Vibe coding can now be incorporated. So, let's see. Let me go.
311. 53:37Let me see if I can flip the camera around. I don't seem to be able to. Let me go backwards here. So, imagine if these were actual real
312. 53:52dynamic graphs. I don't know why there's something weird with the controls here because I gave it a shitty prompt obviously, but but you
313. 54:06know, imagine being able to go through a world of let let's say you're an economist and you want to talk about housing data and
314. 54:14all of this is real time feeds of real time data being turned into all sorts of interesting infographs. anything you're
315. 54:24interested in, you can just enter that house and you enter the world of, I don't know, small businesses and things
316. 54:31like that. Healthcare. Yeah. Oh, so let's go back and do a healthcare one. Create a new world. Let's do um
317. 54:38[clears throat] the environment is um the inside of a cell with all of the cell
318. 54:52you are machinery um rotating and functioning. And then we're gonna play a protein
319. 55:08um looking to dock in a receptor. And we'll do this as third person so we can see our protein cell.
320. 55:31Um, you know the other thing about this, like if I were if I were Zuckerberg at Meta [laughter] [ __ ] Zuck, man. If he'd had just
321. 55:46waited one technology cycle, he could have renamed Meta AI [laughter] and he'd have been fine. [clears throat]
322. 55:55He changed the name of Facebook to Meta because he wanted to build the metaverse. And what he built over whatever it was six years was
323. 56:05essentially um what was that? Uh Second Life. He bil shittier version of Second Life, right? So it took a bunch of artists and 3D
324. 56:17folks doing all this stuff over years to build a single view of a single world. And now what's happening with Genie is you can describe
325. 56:28any world. any world. It doesn't have to be a game. Right. So, what you're saying is hackers become becomes a documentary.
326. 56:36Well, I'm telling you, archetypal, I I feel like we're in a world where most of our um most of our life is like
327. 56:53[clears throat] this is actually really cool. most of our life is like one science fiction movie after
328. 57:03another turning into uh into reality. So it's like they all become so so now here okay so okay you want to you want to
329. 57:13trip out so they have this thing now called crisper which if you don't know about crisper crisper is really [ __ ] cool
330. 57:21what crisper is is a DNA editing and slicing program [snorts] that you can go in and you can find a broken part of DNA and replace it
331. 57:33with with a newly designed part of DNA Okay. So, imagine being able to fly through a cell, but you're actually
332. 57:39flying through real data of your body or of a patient's body and you can you can go in and you can actually visually see
333. 57:50the part of the DNA that's broken. And you go in and you just grab [ __ ] and say, "Let me grab this part that's
334. 57:56broken and grab it and throw it out. I'm going to put a new part in that's not broken." And then something somewhere is making that edit,
335. 58:08[laughter] right? The next season of Magic School Bus is going to be legit. So like we go from a world of performative 3D
336. 58:22to a world of this isn't the metaverse, right? Th this is like a system that understands the world and understands it at all levels and at
337. 58:38all scales and we have vibe coding. So, so we can dynamically interact with this world in such a way where I could go from I want
338. 58:49to turn this cell that I'm walking through into a game and I just want to go shoot, you know, cancer cells. I want
339. 58:58to turn it into a video game where I go into this, you know, this part of the body and I shoot cancer cells. And maybe it's actually
340. 59:07shooting real cancer cells. I don't know, right? Or you turn from shooting cancer cells as a game to I actually
341. 59:16want to go do research because because I played the game, I actually understand how this cancer actually functions. So,
342. 59:23I have a new novel idea for how to actually deal with this. And and you just tell the machine, here's my idea. And it goes off with its
343. 59:35PhD level Nobel laureate intelligent smarter than hum and takes your idea and figures out how to make it happen
344. 59:48or at least designs an experiment. >> [snorts] [clears throat] >> So yeah, this is super cool. And this
345. 59:55has nothing to do with gaming. Going to be a lot of games. Everyone's going to talk about games. Games are going to be the first thing.
346. 1:00:03But think about anything you do. Think about being a mechanic. Like you know, Kelly Camp, think about sourcing parts
347. 1:00:11this way where you search for parts and they sort of different parts show up on a globe. You sort of fly in there, look at the part.
348. 1:00:22I don't know. And like, who's going to make all these apps? Every one of us. We're going to dynamically be making this kind of
349. 1:00:34stuff. It's I don't know. It's crazy. It's bonkers. Um, what else should we do here? Let's see. Time check. 9:00 p.m.
350. 1:00:41Um, yeah, I gotta go. My eyes killing me. Uh, let's see. Let's do Oh, this will be fun. Oh, this will be fun. The
351. 1:00:58space ship in 2001, a space oddity character Dave. I'm sorry, Dave. I'm
352. 1:01:13afraid I can't do that. We'll make it third person so we get to see a space suit. Did I spell Odyssey wrong? How do I
353. 1:01:21spell it? Oh, oddity. A space oddity. [laughter] I got to go. Oh, this will be fun. Kyle Shannon. [laughter]
354. 1:01:34Yeah, I know. I'm I'm not I'm not very Oh, look at that. [ __ ] perfect. Create the world. Look at this. So,
355. 1:01:41okay. Okay. So right now we're doing text to 3D world, right? Okay. H this is so good. So imagine when
356. 1:01:50this gets faster and this is real time now. Imagine you're watching 2001 of space odyssey and you just say pause. I want to play [laughter]
357. 1:02:03right. I want to fly the ship. And it'll just make that world. It'll understand the world because it'll have seen the
358. 1:02:10whole movie. So, it'll understand the world. It'll understand what the monoliths are. It'll understand where
359. 1:02:15the spaceship is relative to the monoliths. This is crazy. This is bonkers. Let's see. All right. So, this is me walking around.
360. 1:02:28Let's see. Let's turn the camera around. See, it's a little slow, but still [ __ ] crazy,
361. 1:02:46right? And if this is all voice to text, you could go, you know, give me a a thing where I can turn left. Oh, look,
362. 1:02:54it just opened the door. Look at that. Am I Oh, [ __ ] I'm out of time. Damn it. You only get 60 seconds.
363. 1:03:05That's crazy. Now I can download that video. Actually, this is what we'll do. We It wouldn't be an AI learning lab if I
364. 1:03:14weren't frustrated trying to upload a video to X video downloaded. So, let's go try to do that. Oh, do a cartoon hot dog escaping a
365. 1:03:27baseball diamond. That's pretty funny. Let's let's do this. Oh, I want to show you this thing, too. So, let me do a new
366. 1:03:35version of X. I want to show you two things. [snorts] Okay, [clears throat] imagine watching 2001 a space
367. 1:03:51odyssey. Odd. How do you spell odyssey? AI like that. No.
368. 1:04:07Odessa. How do you spell Odyssey? Vicki, [laughter] where's Vicki? Okay. Wait. Oh, S S Y. Okay. Odd. I had it almost right. S S E Y.
369. 1:04:21Is that right? Okay. Imagine watching 2001 spa a space odyssey
370. 1:04:38and pausing the movie to step into it.
371. 1:04:54Genie3 from Google. Is this from DeepMind? Does anyone know? And then I guess I'll do labs.google.com
372. 1:05:15[clears throat and cough] >> [snorts]
373. 1:05:32[whistles] >> and at Google deep mind.
374. 1:05:47um [snorts] is a glimpse into that future.
375. 1:06:15>> [whistles] >> All
376. 1:06:31>> [snorts]
377. 1:06:52>> right. Project Genie looks really cool. Yeah, it's it's really cool. I you know, Cam, for for you for accessibility, like
378. 1:07:02all of our ability to [clears throat] I I don't even know the way to describe this. It's basically like to enter computing.
379. 1:07:17Like we're going to be able to enter it
380. 1:07:31it I like I can't I can't even get my head around the kinds of things we're going to be able to do. Like you're going to be able
381. 1:07:40to let's you're going to be able to watch a movie, pause it. You're watching Taxi Driver with Robert Dairo right from the 70s. and you're
382. 1:07:51like, I want to enter New York in the 70s and you enter it and then you're like downtown under the Manhattan Bridge
383. 1:07:59and there's like a tenement. There's like a rowhouse and you're like, I want to go in the rowhouse and you just go in
384. 1:08:03the rowhouse and then you're like, oh, those bricks behind the bar look really cool and you zoom in on the brick and
385. 1:08:10you're like, I want to know the history of this brick. And then you're like, I want to I want to understand brick m how
386. 1:08:16are bricks made? And then you're like, I want to 3D print a house that, you know, and then you go design a it just I [clears throat]
387. 1:08:26anything we [ __ ] want. Any any data that is accessible to your world will be able to be an input source. And then any coding that's
388. 1:08:39required to bring that world to life, you'll literally be able to speak it into existence. Did Oh, upload failed.
389. 1:08:49Fantastic. Let's keep trying. [laughter] It's not AI learning lab if Kyle's not cussing at Elon. Hey, Elon. Hey, you
390. 1:09:01know you got those cool uh the the skyscraper things that uh the fire comes out the bottom of them and they fly into
391. 1:09:09the sky and then you can catch them. Th those are cool. Oh, you know like the the the cars you have that are going to
392. 1:09:15like fly with rockets? Th those are cool. Um, that that thingy, the machine, could could you take like $27 and fix your [ __ ] uploads?
393. 1:09:29Please, please, please, Elon, please. I'm sick. I'm a sickly man child with a crusty eye. All I want is for my video to upload to
394. 1:09:45your stupid [ __ ] service. It's all I want. It's Xfinity on my side. I'm sure it's me. I'm sure it's me. It This is
395. 1:09:53more me than you, Elon. I really love you. You're the best. But just like one engineer for a week with some vibe
396. 1:10:02coding. Could we fix the upload module maybe to so I could put cool [ __ ] on your thing? the your ex thing. [laughter]
397. 1:10:17How many synonyms are there for the word nin? E [laughter] did I did I make an image when I said Elon's thing? Sorry about that.
398. 1:10:32Oh, you'll be able to create a whole new world, but you won't be able to upload videos to X. I I mean, honest to God, this is like this is
399. 1:10:42actually a [ __ ] problem because here's the thing. I think most people probably upload their videos from
400. 1:10:49their mobile devices and so no one's bothered to check because they don't have a cranky Gen Xer in the corner office at
401. 1:10:58X because they fired everyone. No one's there going, "Um, hey guys, did you know you can't actually upload
402. 1:11:07videos on an Xfinity router on a Mac? Why not?" I don't know. I mean, you guys are the engineers, right? You can figure
403. 1:11:17that out. Well, yeah, that that's probably trivial. It's probably just an edge case. Okay. Could [ __ ] do that. >> [sighs and gasps]
404. 1:11:31[snorts] >> Then we are not the product. Blue sky. We need to make our own personal platforms. You'll be able to create a whole
405. 1:11:42[laughter] new world, but you still won't be able to upload to Twitter. Um, all right. I guess what I'm going to do
406. 1:11:48is I'm going to send this to my phone. This is really [ __ ] frustrating. It really is. [clears throat]
407. 1:12:06I'm sickly. I'm sickly. I'm sickly. All right. On Tik Tok sent. Well, on Tik Tok, if you're watching on Tik Tok, it's
408. 1:12:17going to go away for a minute because I'm [snorts] going to go copy this post. And I'm going to go [ __ ] post this
409. 1:12:28thing on a mobile device like I was told I'm supposed to. I've even had it fail on on mobile. Come on, paste.
410. 1:12:44>> [whistles] [whistles] [clears throat] >> sending the post.
411. 1:13:02It's going. It's going. Post was not sent. Retry. [snorts and laughter] retry.
412. 1:13:16All right, we can try we'll try one other thing here. We're going to export this as a
413. 1:13:41All right, I'm back. Tik Tok, sorry. I went away to try to upload it on mobile. That didn't work either. Um,
414. 1:13:57oh, wait. Let's see. Do I have drafts? Yeah, here we go. Let me get rid of this. And then
415. 1:14:26the numbers are just going up. No, they just went down. It's going to error. >> [sighs]
416. 1:14:53>> You know this this upload this upload thing is like I'm being gas lit [snorts] Like I have witnesses. You're
417. 1:15:03all here, right? Like you see this, right? It's at 19%, it's at 20%, it's 23, then it'll go back to 17. Then it'll
418. 1:15:13go to 7. Now we're at 27. Now we're at 16. Now we're at 28, 29, 30. Like, this could actually be working right now. But
419. 1:15:20we don't know. Now it's at 28. [clears throat and cough] And like every time I mention this to someone, they're like, I've never had a
420. 1:15:29problem. It's probably just something on your end. Yeah, it probably is. But it's every [ __ ] time and it's been years. [laughter]
421. 1:15:44What is what character? Did I create a new character? I should really go back and watch my videos and learn all my characters. [laughter]
422. 1:15:55Oh, look. We got an error. How awesome is that? Fantastic. All right, I'm going to leave. I can't do this anymore. I I try to I try to be a
423. 1:16:04good person. I try to be a good internet citizen, but Elon Musk hates me. First it was Sam Alman. Now it's Elon Musk.
424. 1:16:14Is it me? Am I just too talented? I'm just too charismatic and magnanimous. I don't even know what magnanimous means. But I must be that.
425. 1:16:28Why are these billionaires ignoring me? I don't know. Envy. It's one of the tough ones. It's one of the tough ones of the seven the
426. 1:16:39seven sins. You know, it's a rough one. This is why we can't have nice things. All right, I'm going to leave. >> [sighs]
427. 1:16:51>> I've got a whole novel series ready to spin up a 3D world. We're that we're going to be able to do that. We're going
428. 1:16:57to be able to take something like the Great Repurpose and turn it into like a like an American Ninja Warrior course, [laughter]
429. 1:17:08how to separate your self-worth from your job. And you got to do all this ninja [ __ ] You come out the other side,
430. 1:17:15you're like, I suddenly feel better about my life. [laughter] Oh my god. Insecurity. They just can't handle your genius. That's what I'm
431. 1:17:27thinking. Source camp. Like, it can't be me. It can't be me. I'm just here. I'm just a a humble but a humble [laughter] mega genius
432. 1:17:41just trying to upload upload videos to a [ __ ] social media tool that I tried to ignore for most of my life.
433. 1:17:49That's all I want. I don't want much in this life, but [snorts] apparently advanced AI can't solve it. Um, all
434. 1:17:57right. I'm going to get out of here. I'm I'm Crispy. Peace out. I'll see you tomorrow. Today's Monday, right? Yeah.
435. 1:18:03I'll be around. All right. Later. Later, YouTube. Oh, tomorrow. Come to the AI Salon. We've got the the uh AI Salon
436. 1:18:10presents tomorrow night, 5 to 7 Mountain time. Okay. Be there. All