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well it's Thanksgiving week here in the
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US but surprisingly there's still quite
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a bit to talk about in the world of AI
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so here's all the stuff that I thought
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was really interesting or super cool
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that I thought you would like so let's
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go ahead and break it down starting with
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the Sora leak and I say leak in air
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quotes because the leak was pretty
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quickly shut down so basically what
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happened was someone or some people who
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got Early Access to Sora created this
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little python file here and shared it on
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hugging face and this python file had
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access to the Sora API basically meaning
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that yes people were able to go and
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generate videos on Sora for a short
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window of time but their prompt was
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going to the Sora servers Sora was
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generating it on their servers and then
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sending it back it wasn't like the code
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was leaked and people were able to
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install Sora on their computer and now
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there's access floating around and
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anybody can generate with Sora no people
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were linked up to the Sora servers could
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generate videos for a little bit opening
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found out shut down the API and then
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nobody was able to use Sora again after
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that and when I mean nobody I mean even
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all the Early Access people that were
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able to use Sora originally also lost
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access so the people who leaked it
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basically made it so that nobody can use
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it anymore at least temporarily now
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here's the reasons they gave for
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actually leaking this Sora access they
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put up this like Manifesto here on
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hugging face that says Dear corporate AI
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overlords we received access to Sora
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with the promise to be early testers red
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teamers and creative Partners however we
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believe instead we are being lured into
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artwashing to tell the world that Sora
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is a useful tool for artists artists are
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not your unpaid research and development
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we are not your free bug testers PR
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puppets training data or validation
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tokens they go on to say furthermore
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every output needs to be approved by the
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open AI team before sharing this program
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seems to be less about creative
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expression and critique and more about
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PR and advertisement essentially they
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were frustrated that they were given
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Early Access to test for bugs red team
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and create marketing material for open
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AI without compensation and without ever
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actually releasing it to the public to
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use they're also claiming that open aai
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required them to share the outputs
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before putting them out into the world
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now from what I understand this wasn't
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because open AI didn't want them to put
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out anything that didn't look amazing it
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was because open AI didn't want any sort
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of fake political propaganda spreading
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from Sora they didn't want any sort of
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adult content that was generated with
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sore to be spread around and things like
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that they just wanted to review it
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before it went live to make sure that
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sort of unethical content or adult
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content wasn't being shared with it not
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because they were trying to make sure
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only the best outputs were being shown
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Sam Alman himself back when he was
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originally demoing Sora on X was
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actually sewing some of his outputs
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weren't amazing still so I don't think
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they were trying to hide that it doesn't
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always generate amazing outputs they go
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on to say here we are not against the
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use of AI technology as a tool for the
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Arts they just don't agree with how this
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artist program has been rolled out and
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how the tool is shaping up ahead of a
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public release a handful of artists
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signed it basically saying that they
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agree with the sentiment but in my
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opinion I feel like this was sort of a
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petty thing to do if anything it brought
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more awareness to open Ai and Sora I
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mean people had kind of stopped talking
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about Sora for a while all these other
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video platforms had come out that were
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generating videos nearly as good as what
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we were seeing from Sora but as a result
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of this leak now people are talking
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about Sora again we're getting a whole
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bunch of demos of it again it's sort of
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back in the public Consciousness and to
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be honest most of the videos that were
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generated kind of showed that Sora is
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still pretty ahead of the pack when it
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comes to AI video generation I mean
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these videos are probably better than
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what we're seeing from most of the other
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video platforms right now now some of
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the videos did show that Sora still has
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some of the same issues as some of the
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other AI video platforms but overall it
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seems to be generating better videos on
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average than some of those other
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platforms this AI Central X account here
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posted a thread with every single video
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that's been generated I'll share it
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below but I'll kind of highlight some of
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the ones that I thought were interesting
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this dog chasing a cat here looks pretty
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good I mean it looks pretty dang
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realistic here's one of like a bright
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city with a woman in a red dress and
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black jacket walking towards the camera
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and you know it looks pretty good it's a
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decent looking video here's one of a
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building on fire that looks realistic I
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mean that if you saw that just kind of
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scroll rolling you'd probably think that
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was real here's a nice looking anime
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video here's a video of like a truck
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driving through the dirt it's kind of
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got that slow motion effect that we tend
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to see in a lot of the other AI video
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generators I don't know what the exact
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prompt was maybe they prompted it to be
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in slow motion I'm not sure here's a cat
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chasing a mouse this is one where you
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can start to see some of the issues
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right like you look at this cat and as
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it jumps around you'll notice that the
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legs kind of disappear it looks like a
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three-legged cat for a second there so
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you can start to see some of the
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weirdness a dog rolling on a skateboard
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here's one that you know you could
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clearly tell is AI it zooms in and
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they've got some of the funkiness and
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uncanniness that you get out of a lot of
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the AI video generators here's Somebody
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by the Eiffel Tower looking through some
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binoculars in the rain some cartoon
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flamingos with a blue flamingo in the
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middle some gameplay footage some
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Minecraft footage that actually looks
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really really good honestly uh looks
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like some maybe civilization footage
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here and for the most part it's kind of
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showing that Sora makes really good
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videos still at everybody thought this
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one of a cat on like a Roomba looks
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really funky I mean that one kind of
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shows off some of the weirdness the cat
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loses its hat for a second and almost
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turns into a squirrel but overall the
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majority of the videos that I've seen
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that have come out of this leak make me
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more impressed and more excited about
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Sora this one of a baby swimming in the
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water that kind of reminds me of like
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the old Nirvana cover looks pretty good
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you know there's almost 30 videos here
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in this thread so again I will link it
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up if you want to see what more of these
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videos look like like but if anything I
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actually think this leak created more
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hype for Sora than anything else I mean
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there's even rumors going around that
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maybe Sora leaked it themselves to sort
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of get Buzz around it again I think
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that's highly unlikely but not out of
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the question and since we're talking
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about AI video let's go ahead and
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continue with that theme Luma just
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rolled out some new features for dream
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machine including a mobile app I was
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actually lucky enough to get early
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access to the dream machine app which I
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believe is available for everybody now
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but this is what it looks like I can go
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through and see all of my previous
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generations here play them right inside
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of the app and I can create boards by
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hitting this little plus button we can
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see I've got a prompt box down here at
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the bottom I can actually pick photos
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from my computer here's a photo of me
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and some of my buddies in the AI world
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let's just give it the prompt make them
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dance and let's see what it gives us now
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it's choreographing a dance of
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camaraderie and we got a video of the
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four of us all dancing here there's one
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video that it generated and there's the
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other video that it generated and I did
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it all on my phone so pretty cool new
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upgrade to dream machine it's now got
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consistent characters from a single
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image so I can upload an image of myself
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use a prompt like at character as a
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Pixar cartoon we'll use this as a
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reference and by the way I'm on the web
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app now to do this but you can do this
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on the phone app as well and you can see
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it created some character references of
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me as a Pixar character I can select one
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of these images and now I can turn it
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into a video or I can use that as a new
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reference image and animate this video
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with whatever prompt I want so some
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pretty cool new features in Luma dream
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machine definitely worth playing around
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with and checking out but we have even
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more AI video news this week the company
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L Trix the company behind LTX studio
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just released an open-source AI video
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model they released a model called LTX
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video and put all of the files available
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to download up on hugging face so this
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is a video model that if you have a
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strong enough computer you can actually
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download it and generate videos locally
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on your own hard drive and it's pretty
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decent too we can see some of the sample
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videos that they have here of like this
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woman having a conversation with another
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woman the camera pans over a snow
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covered Mountain the waves crash against
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Jagged rocks we can see it generates
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videos in 24 frames per second at 768 x
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512 but then you can always use a tool
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like topaz's AI video upscaler and
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upscale the video and if you do want to
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test it out and play around with it for
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free they actually have a hugging face
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space up called LTX video playground we
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can click into here and well I think
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this space might be a little overloaded
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now I've been waiting for like almost 9
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minutes and it still hasn't generated
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anything so let's go ahead and take a
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peek at some of their like cached
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prompts here like this young woman
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behind some curtains that are opening
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you can see the pretty good Generations
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maybe you'll be luckier than I am trying
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to use this hugging face space or you
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can always duplicate this space and you
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know spend a little money to run it on
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hugging face or you can download the
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files to your computer if you have a
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strong enough GPU and run it yourself
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but it is pretty cool to see some of
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these new video models actually being
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open sourced so that people can build
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off of them and iterate off of them and
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improve them and do all sorts of cool
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stuff because now we'll be able to
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generate this stuff right on our own
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computer without having to wait for
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tools like Sora we also got some AI
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video news out of Runway this week they
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added a new expand video feature so you
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can take like a vertical video and
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expand it and it will use AI to fill in
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the rest or take a small video and you
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know expand it in any direction really
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and see what it does so if we jump over
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to Runway ml.com I could log into my
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account make sure I'm set on gen 3 Alpha
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turbo here just for fun let's take this
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little video that was actually one of
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the demo videos from The Hot Shot AI
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video generator and expand it and see
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what it does so I'm going to go ahead
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and pull this in here I can make it
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verticle and let's go ahead and generate
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and see how it fills in the top and
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bottom on this one and here's what we
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get out of that you can see that it
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figured out what the water looks like
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and what the top of her head looks like
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did a pretty good job honestly now it's
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kind of funny because the video is only
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5 Seconds long but it generated a
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10-second animation so after 5 Seconds
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the video just freezes on this Frame but
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that's because the original video was 5
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seconds and I set the prompt at 10
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seconds so my bad but it still looks
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pretty cool but that's not all Runway
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released this week they also released a
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new image generator called frames and
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Frames is one of the more realistic AI
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image generators I've seen like here's
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some of the sample images they've shared
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now it also does cartoon stuff and this
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sort of weird like abstract stuff as
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well but these images that are supposed
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to look realistic look pretty dang good
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here's some more like images of people
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in like various costumes and things like
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1970s Art here's some more like cartoony
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comic Booky looking images really really
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good overall though I'm really impressed
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with what Runway has with their image
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generator here and it should a pretty
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fun one once it's fully rolled out but
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we can see here on their blog post about
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it we're gradually rolling out access
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inside of gen 3 Alpha and the runway API
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to allow you to build more of your
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worlds within a larger more seamless
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creative flow I just checked I don't
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believe it's in my account yet but when
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it is I will follow up in a future video
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about it we also got some more AI image
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generation news out of stability AI
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they're stable diffusion 3.5 large model
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now has control Nets they've got the
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canny control net we recently saw this
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roll out with flux as well but cany sort
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of does this almost like trace of your
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original image and then allows you to
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generate new images that follow that
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same sort of tracing they also did a
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depth model similar to what we saw with
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flux where it takes an original image
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looks at the depth of the image and then
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generates new images with that depth and
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they also released a blur control net
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where it looks like you can take a sort
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of blurry image and it will upscale it a
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bit and since we're talking about AI art
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I thought this was a fun one to share
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Google Labs just released a a new thing
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called gen chess where you can actually
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create playable chess boards in whatever
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style you want so here's an example that
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colum made of Tesla Verse Ford chess
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pieces here's some dinosaur chess pieces
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that you can play with but if you like
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chess this is pretty cool you can go to
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labs. gooogle jeness and we can see our
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prompt here make a classic chess set
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inspired by jam on toast or make a
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creative chest set inspired by Wolves
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we'll go ahead and generate that and now
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we can see are various wolf related
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chest pieces here or we can go a classic
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chest set inspired by wolves and we get
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pieces that look like more traditional
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chess pieces here now let's go ahead and
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generate an opponent and it's doing
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wolves vers sheep and here's the Sheep
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chess pieces that it made and now we can
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actually play chess wolves vers sheep
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I'm going to go ahead and do easy and
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now we've got a chess game going on here
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and I can play against the AI computer
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which seems to just be mirroring every
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move that I do but anyway it's pretty
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cool a fun creative way to play more
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chess all right moving on to AI audio
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news 11 Labs just rolled out a new
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feature this week called Gen FM and Gen
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FM is kind of the same concept as
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notebook LM by Google where you can
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upload a whole bunch of PDFs or
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documents or things like that and it
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will actually create a podcast out of it
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now this is currently only available on
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mobile but I do believe it's coming to
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desktop soon but if I open up the mobile
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11 Labs app here we can see a giant bar
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that says transform your content into a
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podcast with Gen FM let's click on that
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I have the options to paste a link write
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my own text in import a file or scan a
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document I'll go ahead and paste a
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random AI news article in here create a
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new
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episode and as it's actually creating
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the episode it actually plays music for
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you and here's what we get out of it
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Zoom the pandemic darling of video
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conferencing just dropped a bombshell
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they're rebranding as an AI first workor
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platform for human connection but is
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this a brilliant pivot or a desperate
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attempt to stay relevant whoa that's
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quite a shift so they're moving away
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from just being known for video
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calls exactly they're dropping the video
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from their name and becoming Zoom
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Communications Inc it's a bold move so
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yeah if you played around with notebook
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LM this will sound very familiar except
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it's on your mobile phone and you can
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listen to podcasts about whatever you
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want whatever you want with a pretty
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easy fun app and since we're talking
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about AI audio Nvidia just released a
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new generative AI model called fugato
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which is short for foundational
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generative audio Transformer Opus 1 it
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generates or transforms any mix of Music
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voice and sound described with prompts
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using any combination of text and audio
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files
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[Music]
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[Music]
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[Music]
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is just as
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easy wash it
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away cuz I know
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[Music]
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you be
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there kids are talking by the door kids
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are talking by the door kids are talking
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by the door
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[Music]
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[Music]
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so that seems pretty cool it's like all
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of the various AI models that we've had
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out there all into one right you've got
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the ability to create music the ability
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to create speech the ability to isolate
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tracks from songs add you know drums or
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other instruments to songs that you've
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already created like so many different
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things all within a single model now at
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the moment this just seems to be
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research I don't think they've made it
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available yet but once it's available
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this looks like it'll be pretty fun to
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play with and something we'll definitely
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be following up on once it's ready and
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since we're talking about Nvidia let's
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talk about edifi 3D this is a new
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scalable highquality 3D asset generation
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model that they released research for
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this week so this appears to be a model
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where you could give it a text prompt
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and from that text prompt it will
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generate a 3DS set that you can use in
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your games or whatever you can also
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upload images and it'll turn those
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images into 3D assets that you can use
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for whatever you need to use them for so
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this looks really really fun you know
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one of the things that I sort of aspire
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to do is create a game in Unreal Engine
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or Unity at some point and having tools
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like this at my disposal is going to
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make creating a lot of those 3D assets
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for that game a lot easier now again
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this is just research that was released
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we just have a paper there doesn't seem
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to be code available for it yet but
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again something we'll follow up on as it
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progresses a little bit further now
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moving on to large language Model news
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there's been a few announcements out of
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anthropic this week starting with the
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model context protocol this is something
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that I think is going to come in really
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handy for businesses because what this
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allows you to do is connect your clad
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account to data within your company now
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clad doesn't actually find real-time
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information it doesn't search the web
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it's only updated through the latest
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model checkpoint that's available and so
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no new information is available except
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for when they roll out new models
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however with this model context protocol
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you can actually attach clad to your own
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sort of databases and information and as
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you update the information in your own
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sort of system that information gets
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added to Claud now at the moment it
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seems like this is just available with
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the API it says developers can start
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building and testing mCP connectors
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today existing Cloud for work customers
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can begin testing mCP servers locally
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connecting Cloud to internal systems and
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data sets and will soon provide
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developer toolkits for deploying remote
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production mCP servers that can serve
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your entire Claude for work organization
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so again if you're a business that uses
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clad and specifically use their API you
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can actually start to connect it to your
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own data sources but that's not all
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anthropic rolled out with Cloud this
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week they also released a new personal
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style feature and so check this out if I
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head over to my clot account you can see
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there's a new drop down here that says
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choose style and it's got normal concise
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explanatory and formal by default but
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you can also create and edit your own
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Styles this Tech Storyteller is the one
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that it created for me so to create your
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own style you click create and edit
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Styles and you can see these first three
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are presets and then here's mine and it
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says deliver technical insights through
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precise analytical and professional
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discourse I can even edit this style
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once I've already created it once but if
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you want to create a new style you click
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create custom style and then you can add
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writing examples here so you can drag
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and drop PDFs or documents or things
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like that or you can paste in text and
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then select Define a style objective
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sort of explain the style you can tailor
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it to an audience you can use a specific
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voice and tone and upload like
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transcripts or your own blog posts or
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you can describe generally what you want
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your style to sound like now when I made
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this Tech Storyteller style what I did
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was I uploaded about 90 minutes of
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transcripts from my YouTube videos and
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let it sort of determine what my style
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is based on my transcripts and it did an
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okay job but the nice thing is if you
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don't like some elements about the style
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you can click edit with Claud and you
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could tell it how you want it to change
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like my first style that it generated
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was a little bit too informal and it
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also threw emojis in there for some
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reason and so I said hey don't use
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emojis when you prompt as me and also I
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do talk casually but this was a little
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overly casual so make it slightly more
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formal and then it actually tweaked my
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style and fixed it up so something fun
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to play with if you want claw to sound
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more like you or like a certain style
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when you generate prompts you now have
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that ability and since we're talking
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about anthropic some other big news is
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that Amazon is investing another $4
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billion do into anthropic it sounds like
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Amazon is kind of going Allin as
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anthropic being their AI partner we
00:20:45
already know that the future alexas are
00:20:48
going to use anthropic and Amazon seems
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to be going in big with them but they
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are hedging their bets a little bit this
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information came out this week as well
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on the information that Amazon is
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developing a video AI model hedging its
00:21:01
Reliance on anthropic now when I first
00:21:03
read this I thought they were making
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like their own version of Sora or
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something like that but this title is a
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little bit misleading it's actually a
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model that can understand video and
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understand images so it says Amazon has
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developed new generative artificial
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intelligence that can process images and
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Video in addition to text according to a
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person with direct knowledge of the
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matter and two people who spoke with
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Amazon about its plans so even though
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they're going in big on anthropic
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they're kind of doing what Microsoft is
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doing where they're developing their own
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stuff in house but Microsoft's also
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working very closely with open AI
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Amazon's developing their own stuff in
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house but also working really really
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closely with anthropic and using
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anthropic technology but they don't want
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to be too reliant on anthropic Alibaba
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also released a new model this week
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which goes head-to-head with open AI 01
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model so it's one of those reasoning
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models that understands math and logic
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and things like that a little bit better
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this new model is called qwq 32b preview
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now personally I have a hard time
00:22:00
testing between different large language
00:22:02
models because for the most part chat GP
00:22:04
perplexity and Claud kind of do
00:22:06
everything I need them to do so these
00:22:09
really deep logic and reasoning models I
00:22:11
kind of struggle to test and compare but
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I know my buddy Matthew Burman over on
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his channel does a lot of large language
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model comparison videos so definitely
00:22:19
check out his channel cuz I could almost
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guarantee he'll probably be breaking
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down this model pretty soon grock also
00:22:24
got an update this week grock now knows
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your name and X handle and you can do
00:22:29
more personalized prompts inside of
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grock so if I jump into grock here I can
00:22:33
ask it what's my name and it will
00:22:36
actually know my name I'm going to turn
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on fun mode and then I'm going to say
00:22:40
based on my tweets what do I do for a
00:22:43
living from what I can gather from your
00:22:46
exp posts it seems you're quite a
00:22:47
digital Nomad in the realm of Technology
00:22:50
Ai and content creation I'm into content
00:22:52
creation Tech and AI enthusiasm and
00:22:54
social media engagement so piecing it
00:22:56
together you seem to be a techsavvy
00:22:57
content creator perhaps running a
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YouTube channel engaging with AI
00:23:00
Technologies and sharing insights on
00:23:02
digital tools and Trends essentially
00:23:04
you're the digital equivalent of a Swiss
00:23:05
army knife sharp multi-tool and capable
00:23:07
of opening almost any conversation in
00:23:09
the tech world it's kind of flattering
00:23:11
and since we're talking about grock it
00:23:12
also looks like xai is going to be
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eventually releasing their own
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Standalone app similar to chat GPT I
00:23:20
don't think the concept of X being the
00:23:22
everything app has really caught on
00:23:24
amazingly well in the US and so not a
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lot of people are using grock yet and so
00:23:30
I believe that Elon thinks that if he
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goes and makes grock its own Standalone
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app like the chat GPT app they'll get a
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lot more adoption of that platform which
00:23:39
I tend to agree with I think pulling it
00:23:41
out of X and making it its own
00:23:42
Standalone thing is probably a really
00:23:44
smart move for them this week threads
00:23:46
took a play out of the X Playbook and it
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is giving you AI powered summaries of
00:23:51
trending topics so if I head on over to
00:23:53
my threads account here and I click on
00:23:55
the little magnifying glass icon you can
00:23:58
can see trending now what people are
00:24:00
saying summarized by AI so Black Friday
00:24:02
2024 people discuss Black Friday 2024
00:24:05
deals and shopping plans Bears fire Matt
00:24:08
Eber flus Thanksgiving dinner Brad Pit
00:24:10
Taylor Swift Jimmy Fallon let's go ahead
00:24:12
and click on this one here and you can
00:24:14
see it's just got a very short
00:24:16
one-sentence summary of what this news
00:24:18
is about followed by a bunch of threads
00:24:20
posts about this news Uber made an
00:24:23
interesting play this week they're
00:24:24
getting into AI labeling so right now
00:24:26
the dominant player in the aiag labeling
00:24:28
game is scale AI where they'll look at
00:24:31
AI images and help label them so that
00:24:33
the AI better understands what's going
00:24:35
on in images they'll look at like chat
00:24:37
transcripts and basically give feedback
00:24:40
on whether or not the transcript looks
00:24:42
good or not to you know improve the ai's
00:24:44
output well it sounds like uber is
00:24:46
trying to turn that concept into like a
00:24:49
side hustle gig Uber is going to pay
00:24:51
people to look at images and label them
00:24:54
or look at chats and help improve the
00:24:57
response of those chats as like a side
00:25:00
hustle income method that could be
00:25:03
really interesting as that plays out
00:25:04
definitely something I'll be following
00:25:06
the news very closely on if you use Da
00:25:08
Vinci resolve for your editing like I do
00:25:10
they just rolled out a better AI motion
00:25:12
tracking tool here we can see this
00:25:15
little demo video where it's tracking
00:25:17
this like Porsche driving on these roads
00:25:19
and it's doing a really really good job
00:25:21
of this tracking so super impressed by
00:25:24
that and I'm really looking forward to
00:25:25
playing around with this in my own Da
00:25:26
Vinci resolve account Elon Musk is is
00:25:28
apparently planning on starting an AI
00:25:30
game Studio to make games great again
00:25:32
Tesla showed off a new feature of its
00:25:34
Optimus robot we can see in this video
00:25:36
here a Tesla Optimus robot catching
00:25:38
tennis balls and doing it pretty well it
00:25:41
actually turns out that this is tea
00:25:43
operated so when he's catching the
00:25:45
tennis ball there's actually somebody
00:25:47
operating the robot to catch the tennis
00:25:49
ball but if you read about it here it's
00:25:51
really fascinating it says the new hand
00:25:52
is much more realistic and it actually
00:25:55
has tendons much like a human hand Tesla
00:25:57
says that it has 22 degrees of freedom
00:26:00
on the hand and another three on the
00:26:02
wrist and forearms so it moves a lot
00:26:04
more naturally like a real human hand
00:26:06
but again like I mentioned Tesla was
00:26:08
quicker to confirm that this Optimus was
00:26:10
also teleoperated for this demonstration
00:26:12
and finally there was a bit of a robot
00:26:14
Heist this week an AI robot came into
00:26:16
like a robot showroom and actually
00:26:18
convinced other robots to follow it out
00:26:21
so here's actually a video of that
00:26:22
happening we can see the little robot
00:26:24
here on the screen and it's
00:26:25
communicating with these other robots
00:26:27
inside of this warehouse and it actually
00:26:30
convinces these various robots to follow
00:26:33
it out of the warehouse this is pretty
00:26:36
wild so this one robot follows the other
00:26:38
robots are kind of paying attention in
00:26:40
watching and next thing we know all the
00:26:42
robots are following the little robot
00:26:44
out of this Warehouse here like that's
00:26:46
crazy anyways that's what I got for you
00:26:48
today like I mentioned quite a few cool
00:26:50
things that happened this week that I
00:26:51
wanted to share with you I'm actually
00:26:53
about to head off to London this weekend
00:26:57
for some cool stuff that that I'm not
00:26:58
quite allowed to talk about yet so I'm
00:27:00
not sure how that's going to affect my
00:27:02
video uploading schedule next week but
00:27:04
hopefully I'll have cool stuff to share
00:27:06
with you next week I just uh don't know
00:27:08
how it's going to play out yet with what
00:27:09
I'm doing in London so possibly less
00:27:11
videos next week we'll see how it all
00:27:13
plays out anyway check out future tools.
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