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AI Tools for Content Creation | Live Workshop — Blogs, Videos, Voice Cloning, Books & More
May 10, 2026
🤖 AI Tools for Content Creation — Live Workshop | Networking Hub Recorded live in May 10th, 2026
Two French tech experts. One evening. One plate of golden wings. In this free live workshop, we walk through a real AI content creation workflow — from a raw restaurant vlog to published blog posts, a full book, translated videos, AI voiceovers, social media content and more — with live demos, audience polls and open Q&A.
We also cover Rémy's real-world case study: building a niche e-commerce website in 2 hours using Claude AI — with zero coding skills.
👤 YOUR HOSTS
🎙️ Rémy — Tech Explorer & AI Strategist Digital explorer since 1994, founder of Future Radar — a multilingual YouTube channel tracking AI, technology and the future of work. Rémy built his first website at age 12 and has been riding every tech wave since. Tonight he shares his live case study: a niche Pokemon card website built in 2 hours with Claude AI.
📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/remybigot
🔭 Youtube @remy-and-ai
🌐 Website: https://remybigot.fr
🤖 Yoann — Digital Marketing & AI Content Expert 15+ years in digital marketing, SAP consulting and online course creation. Yoann publishes courses on Udemy and specialty platforms and specializes in automating content creation workflows with AI tools — from YouTube to blogs to multilingual video channels. 📺 YouTube: https://youtube.com/@UCgJX4g05NV3eVTpLEEo39xA
📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/ybdotdigital
🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ybdotdigital
🌐 Website: https://yb.digital
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Do you know what it is?
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Do you know what it is? It's a machine.
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I'm missing.
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Okay. So it will stop here.
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Okay?
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Yes.
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Yes.
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We are ready.
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>> [laughter]
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>> So we start in 1 minute.
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Everyone ready?
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Guys, sit down, please.
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Yes. Take a good seat. You can come a
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little closer if you want. I think we
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Yeah.
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Don't hesitate. Yes. Don't hesitate. You
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can use all this space.
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Yeah, no worries.
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Uh we didn't know where to put the
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television before, so we put the
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TV there, but you can come closer.
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Yeah, anyway it's fine.
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Don't worry.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Ready?
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Let's go, guys. Sit down. Come.
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Okay.
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>> [laughter]
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>> Everybody is ready?
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Yes, you're ready? Okay.
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The most important guest. You want to
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come, Baba?
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>> [laughter]
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>> Join.
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Okay?
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So, let's start then. So, hello
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everyone. Hello. Hello.
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Hello. Hello.
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Thanks for coming and for enjoying these
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delicious wings. As well, we'll talk
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about them later. So, today we will talk
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about some
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artificial intelligence tools for
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content creation in particular.
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And I will give you some examples of how
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I use them and
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my co-host here, Remi, will
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and how he is using them. Yeah. Thank
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you guys. Thank you. Um so, yeah, let's
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start.
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Thank you. Um
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so, yeah, let's start.
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First, let's talk about what we will
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cover tonight.
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Um so, first we will introduce
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ourselves, myself and Remi. We are two
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hosts. Tonight, we will explain what is
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artificial intelligence
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in case you don't You probably heard the
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term, but you maybe not exactly know
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what it means. So, we'll try to explain
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that. And then we will go through one
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case study
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which is Alexa Golden Wings. So, we'll
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talk more about these chicken wings
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[laughter]
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and we will use them for
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uh in artificial intelligence tools. And
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I will show you what you can do with any
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product with the example of chicken
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wings.
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Uh so, I will show you my content
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creation workflow and we'll go from one
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picture of actually video of chicken
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wings to published uh
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uh
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to publish content on my own channels,
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but you can do it with any any channel.
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That's the point to show you how you can
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use various tools for your own needs.
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And Remi will show more things, so I
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will let him uh introduce that later.
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It's a surprise, yes.
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Yes, we have a surprise here.
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I forgot the surprise. So, you forgot to
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bring it? Just a minute, I forgot to
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stop the surprise. Okay, and then of
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course we will have an open discussion
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and so on any question you might have.
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So, first in group and later after we
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finish, of course, in private.
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I will stay longer at home but Remi but
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I would stay longer.
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And at the end you can see we have the
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surprise. Yes. This is the surprise on
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my phone. Don't see. It's not allowed.
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Okay. Hello, welcome. Welcome.
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>> You can use all the space,
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don't worry. Don't worry. You can come
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closer, don't be shy. We put all the
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seats in the back, but
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we didn't know we would lose this free
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space. So, don't hesitate, come closer.
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All right. So, first of all I will
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introduce myself. I am Yoann Beliard,
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your co-presenter for for tonight. So, I
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come from France. I studied in Nancy
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University in France and I worked for FM
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Logistic in Ukraine and in Poland in
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logistics. Then I was a business
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consultant for Accenture. I worked for
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large corporations like Givaudan,
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Nestle, Henkel, VF Corporation. And
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since 2018 I work as a content creator
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for my own brand, Why B Digital. I
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create online courses for Michael
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Management Corporation. I work with
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artificial intelligence technology
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company Zoic. I am also a presenter, for
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example, I was a presenter at SAP in
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Warsaw, the SAP event in Warsaw
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a little more than 1 year ago.
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So, that's me. And
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now, Remi.
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>> [laughter]
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>> Hi guys, my name is Remi. I'm very proud
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to be with you tonight. Thank you,
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Yoann. Thank you, all the team from the
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What was the name exactly? The
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co-working
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networking hub. Exactly, sorry. Because
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there's is much name in my head right
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now, so I don't want to to mix it. So,
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I'm a founder of a YouTube channel
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called Future Radar. It's in French
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right now, but it will expand in
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English, Chinese, Japanese, uh
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Indonesia, Russian, everywhere in the
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world. Right now, we're trying to we
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work on that with AI to do it.
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So, it's already in different languages
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and the goal is to dominate the world.
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Um
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Sorry. And I'm a digital explorer since
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my first website was made in 1994.
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I was 12 years old in France and also
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French.
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At that time, you need to make a website
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page by page on a block notes.
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I don't know if you
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you understand this. It was crazy
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difficult. At that time, no videos, no
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music.
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And the pictures, one picture to show
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one picture on internet at that time, it
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was minimum 30 seconds to show one
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picture.
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So, can you imagine it was another
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another world? And tonight, I'm here
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because I want to tell everybody
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and after that I will let you speak, you
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want. I lose my voice yesterday, so I
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need to
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Sorry. It's why I have the the best in
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the world, you know. That I can speak.
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I recommend this product.
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>> [laughter]
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>> I don't have any any share on it.
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Yeah,
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the thing is
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Please guys,
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AI is not something human. It's not just
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a technology. It will change everything.
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I can see it since 4 years. I I will
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work on AI before AI arrive before
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ChatGPT arrive because I saw some
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scientific research about it and I say
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one day if this technology arrive,
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well, it will destroy the world in a
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good and in a bad way.
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And what now they right now they with a
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wave coming. The wave is so big.
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Way bigger than internet. Way bigger
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than e-commerce, way bigger than social
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media, way way bigger than everything
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you ever known. AI is the electricity of
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our time.
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Listen to that. AI is the electricity of
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our time.
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So, please guys, I hope I
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I swear, please please please
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work on it. Try this. Try to understand
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it because the people who will
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understand it,
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they will continue to have job, they
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will continue to thrive in their life.
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And the others,
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I'm sorry, they will be in big trouble.
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Well, I'm sorry to be like that, but
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it's really true. It's a big wave
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coming, and I I want you to be on the
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right position
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to surf the the wave.
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Well, it should be your part actually
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what is AI in this. But okay. So, we
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will start by
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uh introducing introducing artificial
8:32
intelligence and make sure we are all on
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the same page. We all understand what is
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AI. First of all, we have a live quiz,
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so you can Music Yeah, I hope it works
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on your phones, guys. It's supposed to
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work.
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We try Sometimes it doesn't work. Please
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uh use this QR code to respond one
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question. I hope it works.
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Can you access it, guys?
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Yes, I hope it works. It works. It
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works. Uh please it works, so please
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respond to this simple It's supposed to
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be real time, so when you answer the
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question, we should be able to see the
9:05
the progress, but uh
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okay.
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So, you need to register something? No,
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uh you should not need to register. My
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wife uh actually needs to register, so
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yes. Yeah.
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Really? I don't know. It's a
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No, just answer your uh yeah. Answer the
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question. This is the question? Yes.
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I'm sorry to interrupt. Uh it's not live
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then. You on
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Okay. [clears throat]
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>> Did you respond, guys? I will skip it
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next Last time I was already trying to
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to put it in my uh
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in my uh presentation, but it didn't
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work. Is it working? I don't know. Yes,
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apparently they respond but there is no
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live Oh, let me then check.
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Of course always
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Yeah, live is always complicated as you
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know.
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Even Microsoft always have problems when
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they do live demos so and we don't have
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the money.
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So sorry if it's not do you have do you
9:57
have the answers? Yeah, if it's not then
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we will just skip it but I hope it
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works.
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Maybe I just have to stop it.
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No presentation.
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Oops.
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No.
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13 people joined I see but no one
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responded so I don't know
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why.
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Okay.
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I just
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I need water.
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Okay, I don't know why.
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Oh, yeah. I'm talking now.
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Okay, it's not working there but I will
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do something.
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This is working. I just Thank you for
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participating. It's to help us to know
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where you have already if you know
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what we talking about.
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It is not working in my PowerPoint but
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it is working on the website.
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Nice.
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Thank you for participation.
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So let's see the results. Okay.
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So this is where it's interesting so
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the question is what generative
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artificial intelligence actually do. So
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actually it
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it can do a lot of things. It can that's
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we can organize your existing files. It
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can create new content and that's what
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we will
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actually see in detail in in this
11:18
presentation.
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It can also generate code for
11:21
programmers and what this question
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because many people
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think that AI is mostly for programmers.
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It's something no one
11:29
can really leverage and we will actually
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try to show you how everyone can use it.
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Remy thinks even our mothers can use it.
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Yeah. I disagree on that because my
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mother cannot.
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We will have a fight about it. We will
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fight later.
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Yeah, so it can do a lot of things and
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that's what we want to
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to show. So,
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uh up Uh now I have to
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Go back there. Um
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so yeah, AI can do everything.
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Everything.
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So, there is no bad answer.
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Yes, there is no bad answer. Okay. So,
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um
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You want me to Yes. Okay.
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>> [laughter]
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>> Yeah, yeah, it's okay. Sorry.
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So, what is
12:16
artificial intelligence? Someone want to
12:18
respond this question right now? For
12:20
you, what is AI right now? Please, raise
12:22
your hand. Don't be shy.
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There is no bad response.
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Raise your hand. Ali Ali, is that her?
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I'm very much shy.
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>> What is AI?
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What is AI for you?
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We think human logic that is generated
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by computer that mimics human response.
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Interesting answer. I like it. What
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else?
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Yeah? Muhammad? For me, like
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a dog
12:50
a key word
12:52
like for me, the future.
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Mhm. Yeah. So, AI very simple. I'm not
12:58
here to tell you exactly how it works.
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Even the guy who make it doesn't know
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how it works.
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They call that a black box. Mhm. They
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put something inside, a lot of data.
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They literally take all the internet
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since
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30 years inside
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and they make some lot of calculation
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and AI is capable to predict the future.
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So, you you ask her something and she
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say, "Okay, I will check my data. I will
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try to connect the dots on my brain. She
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have a a sort of a brain like we have.
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It's different. It's not biological like
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us. It's electronic, but it's still a
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brain.
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And
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she will analyze a lot of things. And
13:39
because what you
13:41
we said what you put in, it's what you
13:44
pull out. So, it means if you put bad
13:47
content into your AI, you will have bad
13:49
results. So, when people say I tried AI,
13:52
it doesn't work, the problem is you.
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The problem is you because you didn't
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ask the right question. You didn't
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understand how to ask. [clears throat]
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We will learn how to ask correctly AI
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today. And we will tell you why you need
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to discuss with AI.
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It's like a human. You need to
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understand. It's she works like a human.
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I say she because a lot of people expect
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call she.
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Even when they don't know.
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>> [laughter]
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>> So, yeah, AI is a lot of things. This
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presentation, I hope you will you will
14:29
bring it to them of course, but it's
14:30
very simple. Yeah, AI is this. It's a
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big technology, a lot of things inside.
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So, I give you an example very simple.
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This technology was literally invented
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by Google. Why? Google in 2018, they
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launched something called the
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Transformers. It's a technology all AI
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use now. ChatGPT, Gemini, Deep Seek,
14:50
whatever. They all use this technology
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of Transformers. Transformers means I
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transform a content to another content.
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Simple. So, I say A, I receive B.
15:02
Okay? And yeah, what is not, it will not
15:06
steal your job. Maybe.
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Maybe.
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AI can be used in everyday life. Yeah,
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this is the thing. As I said at the
15:14
beginning, it can. So, be careful.
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AI in everyday life, you can use AI for
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everything. I know some people they use
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it as a cycle
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like they ask question about their own
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life.
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You can use that to search things like
15:28
some people use it like Google which is
15:30
crazy for me but it's funny to see.
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Some people use it to create business as
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we can see tonight content everything
15:37
you can think of you can do.
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It's just a matter of time matter of how
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[snorts] can I I will ask.
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And the generative AI because yeah
15:46
everybody talking about AI but AI is
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very big is very complex.
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We talking tonight about generative AI.
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It means you send something and you
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receive something bigger.
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This is the generation. She generate
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something new
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because there is other type of AI we
16:02
will not talk about tonight with too
16:04
much.
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And the one you use right now is a
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generative AI.
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>> [clears throat]
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>> And why now is the right time to use it
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as I told you because everything is
16:14
changing now not tomorrow that this this
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up.
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>> [laughter]
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>> Today. So please guys I hope in all this
16:24
audience you will understand that before
16:25
the others because it will impact you it
16:28
will impact your family it will impact
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your kids it will impact everybody.
16:32
In a good or in a bad way.
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Voilà.
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Yeah
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next one.
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Um for you.
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Any question?
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On this one?
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Don't be shy guys please.
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It looks like I didn't I did a bad job
16:48
if I have no questions.
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Okay I did a bad job. So the AI tools
16:53
landscape so what kind of tool you can
16:55
use right now that is a lot probably you
16:57
know.
16:58
Someone can you name me some names some
17:01
some AI tools you use? Please.
17:05
Gemini from Google.
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Deep fake from
17:09
Chat GPT what else?
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Claude
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from Anthropic yeah what else?
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Leonardo AI nice yeah.
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Ah Claude. Kling for video, Leonardo for
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pictures. What else?
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Canva, I've an AI inside. It was not an
17:27
AI tool at the beginning, but now they
17:29
integrate AI absolutely, very good. What
17:31
else?
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Nano Banana, of course, inside Google
17:35
Gemini to make pictures. So, you see,
17:37
the landscape is big, and it's bigger
17:39
every day. I'm an AI expert on YouTube.
17:42
I receive
17:44
between 25 to 30 email per day
17:47
presenting me new AI tools.
17:50
Can you imagine? Oh,
17:52
please, [music] can you talk about my
17:53
new tool? It did this, it did that. No,
17:55
I cannot. I have a life, you know, I
17:57
need to live sometimes. I cannot speak
17:59
for everybody. And in general, the tools
18:01
are not very good, to be honest.
18:03
So, right now you can do text. We talked
18:05
I I heard Gemini, Claude Claude Claude
18:08
normal,
18:09
uh ChatGPT, of course, that's it. You
18:11
can do images right now. Nano Banana,
18:13
ChatGPT just came back on the image game
18:16
right now, last week. They have a huge
18:18
new model for that.
18:20
Leonardo, Canva, etc. For video, Kling.
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Kling is massive, it's Chinese, China.
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Amazing tool. Uh this tool can create
18:30
crazy videos, really crazy videos.
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Kling, k l i n g, Kling.
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You have some free credits uh
18:41
to test, but it's really limited, of
18:43
course, because the problem you have all
18:45
very interesting and important.
18:47
To generate a video, it consume a lot of
18:49
energy. So, it costs a lot to the
18:52
companies to give you the access to this
18:54
tool. So, it's why very quickly they
18:56
will ask you to pay.
18:58
Uh because they need to they have
18:59
servers behind the,
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you know, it consumes.
19:03
It's why video AI is the most expensive
19:05
thing right now. Very expensive.
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Uh audio also, of course. Do you know
19:09
Suno? Maybe. Suno is a very big tool.
19:12
There is others.
19:13
But Sooner is very nice because
19:14
Timbaland, the big producer, use Sooner
19:17
everyday to make his own music.
19:19
And why it matters for you guys as the
19:21
creators, as entrepreneurs, etc., is
19:25
because
19:26
if you use these tools, you will have an
19:28
advantage over your competition because
19:31
they don't use it well.
19:32
Right now, there is two solution. The
19:34
first one, they don't use it whatsoever.
19:36
The second, they don't use it well. So,
19:38
if you know how to use it well, you will
19:40
have an advantage.
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And the bridge to tonight's live demo, I
19:44
let you run give you the nice demo.
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Thank you, guys.
19:48
So, now back to our live quiz. Uh
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>> [laughter]
19:54
>> What is this?
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Now, the
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Why are you here?
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Seems like you're a fan. Okay. Uh we are
20:02
going to What is the first word that
20:03
comes to mind when you hear AI content
20:06
creation? Someone is screaming. Okay.
20:08
>> [laughter]
20:08
>> Probably someone I know.
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Very good. Interesting.
20:13
Uh okay, although it's helpful, it's
20:15
uh helpful for the workload.
20:17
Uh it's fake. Yes. Well, sometimes can
20:19
be can be fake.
20:21
Yep. It Yeah, you can make content using
20:24
AI. You have to do prompts. Exactly.
20:25
That's what we'll talk about later. It's
20:27
very important. Uh prompts is the basis
20:29
of all generative artificial
20:31
intelligence that we'll see now. If it
20:32
was a true intelligence, you wouldn't
20:34
need the prompts because it could it
20:36
would be able to think. But it's not.
20:38
Uh it cannot.
20:40
You know,
20:40
>> [laughter]
20:40
>> uh yeah, again.
20:42
Hello, Ryan. I don't know why people
20:44
think that AI is anything but AI, but uh
20:47
Okay, yeah, actually I can create it.
20:49
You can use it for creation, but it
20:51
doesn't create anything by itself. It
20:53
only creates something as good as the
20:56
the input you give, and that's what
20:58
we'll actually see uh later. It
21:01
Uh of course, the free works. Yes.
21:03
Uh friend, I'm not sure what you mean,
21:04
but uh it helps to to learn. Yes.
21:07
Uh, magic. Well, it's not exactly magic.
21:11
It can seems like it. Anything from a
21:14
database, uh, exactly, it's only, uh,
21:16
think from what Well, think it's not
21:18
really thinking, but it only creates
21:20
from what it it knows. And, uh, it knows
21:23
only what it's, uh, what is in its
21:25
database. And when you actually, uh,
21:27
enter a prompt, you add a little more
21:30
content into this database. A very small
21:33
part, but you add a little more.
21:35
Yes. So, now we will go to our case
21:38
study.
21:39
If I manage to go over to it. Okay.
21:41
Uh,
21:42
yes, this is the slide not working my
21:44
presentation. So, we will, uh, talk
21:46
tonight about,
21:47
uh, Golden Wings from, uh,
21:49
uh,
21:49
from here. So, I came here a few days
21:52
ago and I made a video in, uh, in the,
21:54
uh, kitchen with with Sipo.
21:56
Uh, she explained me everything about
21:57
the Golden Wings. I took a few pictures,
21:59
I made a few, uh, videos. So, we are
22:01
here in, uh,
22:03
in Alexa Golden Wings, a restaurant.
22:05
Delicious wings. And we'll see how we
22:07
can, uh,
22:08
uh, use, uh, one video
22:11
as, uh,
22:12
as a starter for using AI tools to
22:15
generate content.
22:17
So, this is the video I made a few days
22:19
ago that is published on,
22:20
uh, on,
22:21
uh, on YouTube. We'll see that later.
22:23
So, why, uh, we chose Alexa Golden Wings
22:26
because we are here.
22:27
>> [laughter]
22:27
>> First of all, also because the wings are
22:29
delicious. So, thank you.
22:31
Uh, so, I I recorded, uh, video log with
22:33
the chef and, uh,
22:35
we will use this as, uh, as a base. So,
22:38
from this, uh, video, the main
22:40
information, uh,
22:42
I got at least and also the AI got later
22:45
when I used this video is that they, uh,
22:47
only used the frying oil, uh, twice.
22:50
Uh, it's cheaper to order 10 than to
22:52
order five. They have different 17
22:54
different, uh, homemade sauces.
22:56
Uh, the homemade coating is very thin.
22:59
And I tried two uh
23:01
sauces. So, this is actually the
23:03
information that is in the video and
23:06
that I uh use later for content
23:08
creation.
23:10
So, this video log is our raw material
23:12
for everything that I will show you
23:14
later. Only this video that I recorded a
23:16
few days ago.
23:17
>> [snorts]
23:18
>> All right. So, one video create a lot of
23:20
content. Very important to understand
23:23
that. It means that now you cannot say I
23:25
have no time anymore. It's finished.
23:27
Always this I heard every day.
23:30
>> [snorts]
23:30
>> I don't have time to do my content.
23:32
Mhm. Okay? One content can
23:35
create 100 content. Yes.
23:38
>> [snorts]
23:38
>> Exactly. So, this is uh how generative
23:40
AI works. So, I from this video that I
23:42
published on YouTube on my uh channel uh
23:44
uh
23:45
"When You Can I Fly?", one video log
23:47
recorded here, YouTube auto generated
23:50
the subtitles. So, this is the first
23:51
actually AI uh use.
23:54
Uh I start with the subtitles extracted
23:56
from YouTube.
23:58
And the text is the context for all AI
24:00
tools later.
24:02
Uh as we will see, each tool needs a
24:04
prompt, needs a context. And the context
24:06
here is the subtitles from this video.
24:09
Uh and from this video I generated uh I
24:11
will show you later blog posts, books,
24:13
uh audio, translated videos, social
24:15
media shorts, and uh and more all with
24:18
AI. You know, can I add something? Yes,
24:20
please. Please. Sorry. Yeah, because AI
24:23
cannot understand the video. To
24:25
understand the video, she needs to have
24:26
the subtitles because AI understands
24:28
text only.
24:31
Got it?
24:32
So, if you bring the video, she will
24:34
say, "What do you want? I I don't know
24:36
what a video is." Now it changed a
24:39
little bit, but in general it's like
24:41
that. So, it's always better.
24:43
You need to think
24:46
I need to put text somewhere because
24:49
Exactly. Because with the subtitles you
24:51
have all the content in text. So, AI
24:54
will understand your video thanks to the
24:55
text, not to the video.
24:57
Exactly. So, this is my YouTube channel.
25:00
I uploaded this video that I just showed
25:01
you. And after I uploaded the video, I
25:04
went to details.
25:07
I actually added this content later, but
25:09
first I uploaded the videos and I went
25:11
to languages here.
25:13
>> [snorts]
25:14
>> I clicked here on edit subtitles.
25:16
And here I have the
25:18
subtitles extracted from the video. This
25:20
is a everything that we said in the
25:22
video. And this is my context of
25:24
everything
25:25
after automatic. Yes, automatic. This is
25:28
the first AI I used, so the automatic
25:30
subtitles generation from YouTube.
25:32
YouTube give you the subtitles for free,
25:34
so use it. Yes, this is for free.
25:36
Normally it costs money. They give you
25:38
for free.
25:39
Yes. And from this raw video, I took
25:42
this this content. Then I went to
25:46
uh ChatGPT or whatever. We're not
25:49
reading details, just to show you the
25:50
possibility. And my first prompt was for
25:53
one video, uh give me a details based on
25:57
these subtitles.
25:59
Yes, and then from these subtitles, it
26:01
created the video title, a prompt to
26:03
generate a thumbnail, a description,
26:06
uh description,
26:07
uh hashtags, keywords, so everything I
26:10
need in YouTube to publish my video
26:12
properly.
26:15
Yeah, so this is the the first action I
26:17
did. Hello, welcome.
26:19
So,
26:20
please sit down. Sit. Don't take it take
26:22
to come closer.
26:23
>> [cough and clears throat]
26:24
>> space
26:25
Um
26:26
yeah, so this is the
26:28
the first steps.
26:30
So,
26:31
first of all, if you want for example to
26:33
open a new a YouTube channel and you
26:35
waited so long, uh just by uploading the
26:37
videos, by simply using an AI, you can
26:40
up
26:42
simply No, I don't want to save
26:44
anything.
26:46
Uh generate. So, here I generated the
26:48
video details with my first prompt. So,
26:50
the title, all the description, I didn't
26:52
write anything.
26:54
From the video posting on YouTube after
26:56
it's nearly on the copy-paste. Just
26:59
in the prompt give a uh
27:01
few indications about what I want to do
27:04
because the AI cannot know what I want
27:06
to do.
27:07
But from the subtitles, I generated all
27:09
the video details and
27:12
the summary.
27:15
Okay?
27:16
So this is the the first the first
27:17
video. Any question about that?
27:20
So what kind of keyword is what
27:24
in each video? For example, can we put
27:27
more than one keyword?
27:29
Yes. Yeah, how many
27:32
uh what's the boundaries? Like how many
27:34
keywords or anything to make it more
27:35
details?
27:37
Well,
27:39
this
27:40
depends on which AI you use because they
27:43
all have different
27:45
lengths
27:46
uh limitations. Mhm.
27:48
You
27:50
too long.
27:51
Well, I would say generally for a video,
27:53
if you stay below 10 minutes,
27:56
then you you have you have no problems.
27:58
But the longer it is then the
28:00
the more
28:01
content variety you have inside one
28:06
Yes.
28:08
And today I have to use
28:10
use the other platform of AI
28:13
I use other platforms. I will show you
28:15
First of all, I use ChatGPT to generate
28:17
video details.
28:18
Then I use the another tool that I will
28:20
show you later to generate the summary.
28:23
But the subtitles, they generate
28:25
automatically by YouTube Studio. Yeah.
28:28
It's an AI.
28:29
Integrated.
28:31
Uh uh YouTube Studio. Yeah, explain
28:33
YouTube Studio. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
28:34
YouTube Studio So when you upload videos
28:38
any any videos or it's they are the
28:40
videos on my channel.
28:42
This is the place where you manage your
28:44
videos. So you need to if you want to
28:47
produce something in YouTube you need to
28:48
use YouTube studio. It's obligation. You
28:50
don't have choice. And it automatically
28:53
if it detects [laughter]
28:54
uh the
28:55
what you are saying of course it's free
28:57
by the way. It's free and it generates
28:59
uh it generates subtitles and it
29:02
translates them automatically.
29:05
In different languages. In different
29:06
languages. That is crazy. You can add
29:08
them yourself if you want but it
29:09
generates them automatically so
29:12
for this video for example
29:14
if we go to the
29:15
uh to the beginning.
29:18
So here you have the discussion we had I
29:22
she put myself in this video.
29:26
So it's not perfect.
29:28
Like of course they need some work
29:30
they misspell some especially if you
29:32
talk about what people if you mention
29:34
names
29:35
uh things like that
29:36
but
29:38
it's maybe 80 90%
29:41
good enough
29:42
to say that. All right yes.
29:44
So I don't know that is how to do videos
29:46
and talk about AI
29:47
but
29:48
since you have YouTube studio I want to
29:51
ask if
29:53
uh YouTube experts
29:55
like
29:56
probably AI that if you want to monetize
29:59
your channel No.
30:00
Actually my my uh
30:03
my main channel my uh business channel
30:05
was uh demonetized 3 months ago because
30:07
I I uploaded a lot of short AI I uh
30:10
generated videos with no content behind
30:13
just a pure AI.
30:14
And I was demonetized and I deleted them
30:16
all and just this morning they
30:18
uh monetized monetized again my uh
30:20
channel. So do you think that like money
30:23
based on AI will be banned? Generally
30:25
no. All right. It's possible but it's
30:28
actually requires a lot of work. All
30:30
right.
30:31
Like it's not a pure AI videos
30:34
I know some channels on long form
30:36
content they make some money
30:38
but they pay for these tools.
30:40
And so it's it's not easy and it's long
30:42
form videos.
30:44
Yeah yeah yeah. me like
30:46
uh my question is that
30:47
last YouTube has 16 criteria. Yes.
30:57
Uh
30:58
you need to
30:59
um check a checkbox when you upload a
31:01
video saying if it
31:03
AI generated or not. You need to tell
31:05
it. If not, they will they can remove
31:07
your video. Well,
31:08
actually, if you don't tell it and they
31:09
detect
31:11
uh it is AI generated and you didn't
31:13
mention it, then you your channel will
31:14
be probably deleted. Very quick.
31:17
Don't play with that.
31:20
They're very strict. Yes. They are very
31:22
strict.
31:23
You're welcome. Okay. So, this was just
31:26
the beginning
31:27
uh for everything we will see.
31:29
And I need to
31:31
go back to my
31:33
slide. Okay.
31:35
So,
31:36
now this is my workflow at least. I
31:38
mean, it's just my example. It's a case
31:40
study of how I create content. So,
31:44
from
31:45
uh generative AI, so I
31:47
start with ChatGPT, I generate scripts
31:49
and prompts as I showed you. Then I go
31:51
to Eleven Labs with my voice cloned, I
31:54
record audio. On FlexClip, I edit video
31:58
and I generate
32:00
scenes. On TextBuilder, I generate blog
32:02
posts, images, and books. And with one
32:05
input or one video log with the
32:06
subtitles extracted from YouTube, I can
32:10
generate an infinite
32:11
amount of content in any language and
32:14
that's what we'll see now.
32:16
So,
32:17
uh
32:19
it all starts, of course, with generated
32:21
generative AI, which is your
32:24
kind of AI brain. So,
32:26
if you paste the YouTube subtitles as
32:29
context, as I showed you,
32:32
you can
32:33
I generate a one-minute script in any
32:36
language and the prompts for the other
32:38
tools.
32:39
So, really everything, at least in my
32:42
case in this
32:43
example, everything starts from this one
32:45
video uploaded on YouTube and extracted
32:48
subtitles. That's the most important.
32:51
So, with this one input, I generate
32:53
scripts for video,
32:55
uh for prompts for blogs, for books, for
32:57
social media posts. Uh it works in any
33:00
language. So, I put a few examples, but
33:02
it works [clears throat] in any
33:03
language. And we will see how
33:06
you can even create content in languages
33:08
you don't understand at all.
33:09
>> [laughter]
33:10
>> And the prompts created here from this
33:12
generative AI are used in all of our
33:14
tools. This is what I will actually show
33:17
now.
33:19
So,
33:21
after I have uh I have done that, I go
33:23
to uh for example, ElevenLabs, and
33:26
uh I already have uploaded my own
33:29
uh voice uh sample. And in ElevenLabs, I
33:32
then generate the audio
33:35
for my video. Uh
33:37
I asked my generative AI to create uh
33:40
write a script
33:41
for the video, because uh not the
33:44
long-form video I showed you before, but
33:45
the final video I want to publish, the
33:47
short.
33:48
I created a 1-minute script, and uh with
33:50
ElevenLabs, I generate the audio
33:53
with my voice. Actually, not me, my
33:55
assistant does it. She generates audio
33:57
with my voice for the video uh she will
34:00
publish on my YouTube channel. This AI
34:02
cloned the voice of yours. So, I'm not
34:04
sure if you can listen to it, but So,
34:06
it's a clone of his voice. It's not him,
34:08
because he doesn't have time to read the
34:10
script, because he has something else to
34:12
do. So, his clone do it for him.
34:15
I know it sounds crazy, but yes, it's
34:17
quite amazing.
34:19
It is crazy.
34:20
Uh it sounds like you in any language,
34:22
and uh this will we will see we will see
34:25
at the end the final video generated,
34:26
because what I showed you at the
34:27
beginning was the context. Yes, it's not
34:30
the final video.
34:31
Um it was a raw video.
34:34
And then we'll see the final video.
34:37
So, for example, I create my YouTube
34:39
voice over. You can also create online
34:41
course narrations when I record
34:43
and publish online courses. I generate
34:46
the audio with with AI.
34:48
I also use it to translate um audio for
34:52
my videos.
34:53
And to create my my social media
34:55
content.
34:56
Uh
34:57
So, this is the second step.
34:59
>> [snorts]
34:59
>> I generate
35:01
um audio based on the script.
35:04
Then uh I have the audio. I go to a
35:07
video editing tool. Um actually, maybe I
35:10
can
35:12
So, here
35:13
up. So
35:16
after uh I have
35:18
>> [clears throat]
35:18
>> So, first I I take the subtitles from
35:20
the YouTube video and I generate the
35:22
script. I go to
35:24
ElevenLabs. Of course, it's a talking.
35:28
Wi-Fi is done.
35:30
So, here in this tool I paste the script
35:33
and I record the
35:35
audio
35:36
of artificial intelligence reading my
35:39
script. Okay, it doesn't work.
35:41
Maybe it works. Yeah.
35:43
Ah, yes, it works. Okay. So, here is the
35:45
script of the video I want to publish at
35:47
the end.
35:48
1-minute video.
35:50
Uh
35:50
it's
35:51
my my voice. You can use it on
35:53
ElevenLabs, by the way.
35:55
If you search for it, Michelle H Enwise.
35:57
And
35:58
it's his voice. I don't know if we have
36:00
a sound at all. Maybe we can play it.
36:04
No.
36:06
We go there. We put some sound already.
36:11
No, okay. Uh
36:13
okay, so maybe that's not working.
36:14
Anyway, then I have a audio script.
36:18
When I have this audio script, I can go
36:21
for example, to
36:23
Text-to-Speech. And here in this
36:26
tool that I use for many things. I have
36:28
many AI tools inside this this
36:31
edition tool. Oh, no Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi is
36:33
down.
36:34
Okay, no Wi-Fi. Uh that's fine. The
36:36
point is um
36:39
in another tool, I do my video editing.
36:41
Wi-Fi From the raw material I took one
36:44
video log uncut, I put it in a
36:47
video editing tool, I select my scenes,
36:49
I cut my video, I make it short, I add
36:51
some text, and the audio
36:54
audio generated on Eleven Labs.
36:57
I tell you again, I think that's not me
36:59
doing it, it's my assistant
37:01
uh
37:02
doing that. So, she make videos with me
37:04
talking, and I'm not even
37:06
I don't even know what's in the video.
37:09
Uh yeah, that's the next step I am
37:11
adding the audio. So, internet not
37:13
working.
37:15
All right. We're going back.
37:18
And the last the next [clears throat]
37:20
step I go to um
37:22
uh text builder, and uh at the end once
37:24
my video has been generated
37:27
at Yeah, no Wi-Fi. I uh generate
37:29
[snorts]
37:30
um
37:31
uh in bulk a blog post about my video to
37:34
uh
37:36
to make a kind of uh
37:38
uh advertisement about my video.
37:41
Uh I
37:41
>> [clears throat]
37:42
>> add images, I generate
37:43
a complete book,
37:45
and all these with prompts
37:47
that came from uh ChatGPT.
37:50
So, I use ChatGPT to create prompts to
37:52
create other content. And if we
37:55
go to check it.
37:56
So,
37:57
I already pre-ordered everything. For
37:58
example, I wrote a book about chicken
38:01
wings in
38:02
Alila in Bali. So, this book came from
38:05
the first video we showed you. Can you
38:06
imagine? He did nothing.
38:09
He just asked AI to do it for him. So,
38:10
we can see for example the names where
38:13
are misspelled. It doesn't really matter
38:15
whose name it is. It was just to show
38:17
you that you can create a lot from a
38:19
little.
38:20
So, here I have a full book. Uh I made
38:23
this a book simple like a 20 pages. Even
38:25
the pictures they are everything is AI
38:28
generated from one prompt and the prompt
38:31
is just coming from my YouTube videos of
38:33
my topic.
38:35
So everything is just copy paste
38:36
basically from here. And here I have a
38:38
full book about chicken wings.
38:41
Yeah.
38:42
>> [laughter]
38:43
>> This is crazy.
38:44
I love it.
38:46
And then it is the same with all the
38:49
content generated. The output is only as
38:51
good as the input.
38:53
So if you you can make a bad book like
38:55
this is probably a bad book. I didn't
38:57
even check the content.
38:59
But you can make a good book. You can
39:01
make a good
39:03
blog post. So I also generated
39:06
uh
39:07
>> The more the quality you put at the
39:08
beginning, the more the quality will be
39:10
good at the at the end. Yes, in the
39:12
outcome there.
39:15
So here in Text Builder I also generated
39:16
20 blog posts but well
39:19
only one was posted but I posted on my
39:22
travel website. And the same I didn't
39:24
write anything. It's all
39:26
um all content is coming from ChatGPT. I
39:30
just asked ChatGPT to give me context
39:32
for some blog articles.
39:34
I went in this tool in the bulk
39:36
generator.
39:38
Uh I pasted the content. I yeah I know
39:41
internet here. I pasted the content. I
39:43
asked
39:44
to
39:45
add some FAQ in every article to
39:48
So I tweaked a little um options.
39:51
Add some links inside the articles and
39:53
generated for me 15 articles about
39:55
chicken wings for my website.
39:57
Can you imagine? Yes. You can dominate
40:00
Google.
40:01
And AI.
40:03
It's a little more complicated than that
40:04
but you can easily create content for
40:06
anything you want to achieve. Yeah.
40:11
You know you ask people to pay people to
40:13
write content for websites or blogs and
40:15
stuff.
40:16
>> Yes. It's just like an automatic thing
40:18
you know. Exactly.
40:20
Exactly. I I used to be a web publisher.
40:23
Me, too.
40:24
And the way was easy
40:27
I can tell you it's not everybody is
40:28
dead in this business. to write myself
40:30
anything. Everybody is dead now in this
40:32
business. And it's not only them.
40:34
A lot of
40:36
jobs would be in trouble based on And I
40:38
also use this tool in particular to
40:40
generate all my my pictures or I use
40:42
this tool to generate my book cover.
40:45
To generate the illustrations in this
40:47
presentation, to generate the YouTube
40:49
thumbnails.
40:51
And all the every time here you can see
40:52
the prompt. And all these prompts that I
40:55
gave to the to this tool to generate the
40:57
pictures were generated with ChatGPT. I
40:59
asked ChatGPT to give me a prompt to
41:02
generate a book cover about this
41:06
this chicken wings.
41:08
Yeah. So, it's actually very little
41:10
effort on my side to get a lot of
41:12
content. Of course, the more effort you
41:14
put, the better the output will be
41:16
at the end. But,
41:18
the possibilities are
41:20
are endless. So, you
41:23
write one book, you publish 20 articles,
41:26
to generate all these videos, it took me
41:28
maybe 1 hour in total.
41:30
If I was doing it
41:32
uh
41:33
all alone, I don't know if in 2 months I
41:35
would
41:36
reach any
41:37
I don't know.
41:39
So, yeah.
41:40
The point here is just to show you the
41:44
uh what what you can achieve, not really
41:46
going in detail about any book, yeah.
41:49
So, the full picture.
41:52
Uh I recorded one video log. I extracted
41:54
its titles. I used generative AI to
41:57
create all the prompts, ElevenLabs,
41:58
Pictory, Tech Builder. And this is the
42:00
final result. A 1-minute video. My
42:03
assistant actually made a short montage
42:06
uh based on this script.
42:08
And
42:10
uh and this video is
42:12
you know pretty much
42:13
about the chicken
42:15
at Alexa Maya
42:17
on my travel YouTube.
42:20
I
42:21
I use AI noise
42:23
in particular. It will make noise.
42:26
Okay, so with one afternoon of filming
42:30
maybe one hour to
42:32
create the base material.
42:34
I generated a lot of content and even in
42:36
multiple languages with little little
42:40
effort.
42:41
Yes.
42:43
Okay, now
42:45
Time for interruption again.
42:50
It's the same.
42:52
Next slide.
42:54
Maybe.
42:55
Okay.
42:57
Internet is so slow.
43:03
Okay, new question guys.
43:04
>> Yes, new question. Take Take the Please
43:07
take the QR codes. Right now we can
43:10
answer this question, please. And let me
43:13
know what you think about what I just
43:15
explained.
43:17
I know I went a little fast, but I don't
43:18
want to go too much in detail in any of
43:20
these tools.
43:21
Just to
43:23
show you the possibilities.
43:28
There are many tools that can do many
43:29
things. These are just the few I use
43:31
personally.
43:35
Is it working, guys?
43:37
Can you answer the question?
43:40
Yeah, nice.
43:42
Very cool. Okay, oh it was here. Okay,
43:44
good. I I continue continue.
43:46
>> Yes, yes. Continue. Thank you guys for
43:48
participation. Very cool. This was a
43:50
kind of live demo.
43:52
It worked and
43:55
I will show you actually after that what
43:56
really blows my mind about all this.
44:00
Because all these tools I showed you now
44:03
uh
44:05
They helped me personally, but I give
44:08
already all that before.
44:11
So, they make me say save time, but
44:13
that's not the most impressive
44:15
about generative AI in my opinion and my
44:17
experience at least.
44:19
Okay, so it was really good.
44:22
Uh
44:22
and you will try AI. That's nice.
44:27
>> [snorts]
44:27
>> It was valuable. Good. Voice cloning
44:29
doesn't feel useful for a lot of you.
44:31
Okay, yeah.
44:32
Uh it might even seem um
44:35
uh
44:36
uh dangerous, I guess. For example, my
44:38
voice can be used by anyone on
44:41
on 11 labs
44:42
uh to generate any content. So, would it
44:45
be possible
44:47
Uh
44:48
are you not afraid that you are going to
44:50
get used by someone?
44:51
I I agreed to it.
44:54
I I earn a little bit uh if someone uses
44:56
my voice.
44:58
I agreed to it, but
45:00
anyone can use anyone's voice if they if
45:02
they just have a recording.
45:05
Without telling you.
45:06
Me, I I agreed to it. Okay, but for
45:09
example, if you record someone,
45:11
uh you should not do it. What is not
45:12
allowed, but
45:14
uh yeah, now it it's
45:16
anyone can create anything with any
45:18
voice.
45:19
For fast, yes.
45:20
>> [snorts]
45:22
>> Personally, I agreed to it. Okay.
45:24
So,
45:25
thank you for your answers. Yes,
45:27
thank you.
45:28
And oh, it's uh Remi still now, but
45:31
he's away.
45:35
Okay, so I will cover for Remi because
45:37
he left, but
45:38
he wants to to talk to you about the
45:40
Pikachu.
45:44
And I don't know what he will say, so
45:48
Oh, Remi. Oh my god. Okay. Okay. I'm
45:51
late. I'm late.
45:53
Who knows this
45:57
No. No. No. No. No. No.
45:59
What he wear?
46:01
Batik Indonesian? Yeah. I don't know
46:03
what that is.
46:08
Who said Malaysia?
46:11
I can see you guys.
46:15
So,
46:17
I'm like Pikachu. Look, you're the same.
46:18
Yes.
46:21
The story of this is crazy.
46:24
Uh I will tell you a little bit of
46:26
context because you think why we talking
46:28
about Pokemon about the end.
46:30
workshop
46:31
because this thing is crazy.
46:34
Two years ago,
46:35
the Pokemon company from Japan said that
46:38
Indonesia is a big market for the
46:40
Pokemon company right now.
46:42
Why? Because you have a big country and
46:45
a lot of kids and less kids by the way,
46:48
like me,
46:49
love this
46:51
Okay?
46:53
And Japan say,
46:54
"We have a problem,
46:56
a big problem. We don't want Indonesians
46:59
to make fake Pokemon cartoon."
47:03
Okay.
47:05
So, they say, "Mhm,
47:07
how can we do that?" There is two
47:08
solutions. The first is we make the
47:10
factory in Indonesia. For example,
47:13
Bekasi, Jakarta, Yogyakarta, whatever.
47:16
This is the first solution.
47:18
And they finally finally didn't use this
47:21
solution. They used it.
47:23
>> [laughter]
47:24
>> This is Pikachu.
47:27
Uh
47:28
they don't use this solution because
47:29
they said, "No, not good. They will fake
47:32
it and it will happen what happened to
47:34
Polo Ralph Lauren."
47:36
Do you want me to tell you the story?
47:39
Good.
47:40
Not good. Not good, Indonesian guys. Not
47:42
good what you did.
47:43
>> [gasps]
47:43
>> Uh
47:44
so, they don't want to live the same.
47:47
So, they said, "Okay, there is one
47:49
solution. We build specific cartoon for
47:52
Indonesia in Japan directly it Japan."
47:57
This is the only country in the world
47:59
you you need to be proud of this. The
48:00
only country in the world outside Japan
48:03
made the cartoon in Japan.
48:05
So, you have the top quality cartoon,
48:06
the best in the world.
48:08
The same level of the Japanese one.
48:10
So, be proud first. And second, if you
48:12
need to buy a cartoon of Pokémon for
48:14
your kids, for your family, buy the Vasa
48:18
one, not the Japan.
48:20
Okay?
48:22
Come back to this story. 2024
48:25
I will I will go to Korea. I will go
48:26
there.
48:27
>> [laughter]
48:28
>> 2024, this car arrive in the market.
48:31
It's the first car ever
48:34
talking about culture, batik, is as you
48:37
know world protected, world heritage.
48:40
Uh outside Japan. The first.
48:43
So, you need to be proud.
48:44
This car is very special.
48:47
It happened It arrived in Jakarta. To
48:49
buy this car, you need to be in a
48:51
specific day, in a specific mall, in a
48:54
specific city. Nobody can buy it at that
48:57
time anywhere else. You need to be in
48:59
Jakarta in the 24th May something.
49:02
Okay?
49:03
This day, send the new one, the same
49:05
with blue behind, in your Jakarta, 3
49:08
months after. And a new one, the pink
49:11
one, in Surabaya. And a new one in
49:14
Denpasar.
49:16
Uh
49:17
it was the purple one.
49:19
And the last one, the best,
49:21
the black.
49:22
There is one car which is actually like
49:24
this one, which is white.
49:27
This one has a huge value.
49:29
>> [gasps]
49:30
>> And when I saw that, I said, "Mm.
49:32
Remy,
49:33
I know how crazy Pokémon car collector
49:36
are all around the world. Okay? This car
49:39
is special.
49:40
So, I will buy as much as I can here in
49:44
Indonesia. I tell you my secret. It's
49:46
crazy. My wife doesn't like it anyway.
49:49
This car, if I buy it here,
49:52
uh it's around
49:54
300
49:56
>> [snorts]
49:56
>> Okay? 300,000, 300,000.
49:59
Around this. In a perfect condition,
50:02
sealed. There is still the plastic
50:04
around. If you buy it, buy it with the
50:06
plastic around. Very important for
50:07
collectors.
50:09
It because minimum in France, Frenchies,
50:12
you sell it between 1.5 and 2 million.
50:14
Easy.
50:16
Just to write in the car, "Hey, guys,
50:17
how you doing? This is 2 million."
50:20
Double the
50:21
And for the
50:23
Do you know
50:24
I have a question for you guys.
50:26
How much the biggest Pokémon card ever
50:30
cost to someone? The biggest price
50:32
someone buy Pokémon card. Do you know
50:34
the the price?
50:36
1 million. Yes.
50:37
1 million.
50:39
Uh in you in
50:40
in US dollar. US dollar.
50:43
50,000, [clears throat]
50:44
you said? 1 million. 1 million, okay?
50:46
It's more than that.
50:49
One card.
50:51
10 million US.
50:53
10 million US.
50:55
One card.
50:57
Charizard PSA 10, the most valuable card
51:00
in the world right now. 10 million US
51:03
dollars.
51:04
This one will not attend this level,
51:06
impossible. But she will go very fast.
51:09
Do you know the lightning one?
51:11
If it's in perfect condition, already 10
51:13
million rupiahs. 10 million rupiahs for
51:16
one?
51:17
Okay? So, AI now.
51:20
I see this market. I say, "Okay, I have
51:22
a little bit of time.
51:24
Not really but
51:25
>> [laughter]
51:26
>> I try to have some time to make a small
51:29
side business. I like collecting things.
51:32
I like selling it. So, yeah, let's do
51:34
it."
51:35
So, I build pikachubatik.com
51:38
in 2 hours total between the idea until
51:43
the website, if you can show it. 2
51:45
hours. I'm not I was a developer but
51:49
very long time ago I don't have the
51:50
capacity anymore. I'm very low level
51:53
developer.
51:54
And to be honest,
51:55
everybody can do it. Very simple. I hope
51:58
the website will work because Wi-Fi is
52:00
down.
52:02
This website is amazing. You can check
52:03
it on your pikachubatik.com.
52:06
It's in English and it talks everything
52:08
about only this specific card from
52:10
Indonesia. That's it. I'm not talking
52:11
about anything else.
52:13
And people
52:15
Wi-Fi please. And people
52:17
can buy directly on the website.
52:20
2 hours. Can you imagine? It means if
52:22
you have a passion right now, if you
52:24
have you love Dragon Ball, you love One
52:26
Piece, you love music, you love Michael
52:29
Jackson the king of pop,
52:30
you love whatever,
52:32
you can make a website without any
52:35
knowledge in 2 hours if you know how to
52:37
manage AI.
52:39
Okay? Unfortunately, I cannot show you
52:42
the website.
52:44
This is live session, live problems.
52:46
Terima kasih.
52:47
>> [laughter]
52:51
>> Yeah, it's a shame. So you can check
52:53
pikachubatik.com. Very nice. You will
52:55
You will know everything about the story
52:57
I told you about the Pikachu batik. This
52:59
card is very special. And for your
53:01
information, this year they decided to
53:04
make a new one.
53:06
We're still waiting for information.
53:08
They will choose one city in Indonesia
53:10
and they will sell it as You need
53:12
to be there.
53:14
>> [laughter]
53:15
[gasps]
53:15
>> Okay.
53:16
Next because try it again. Last last
53:18
time maybe?
53:20
Because it's a shame. It's very nice to
53:22
see.
53:23
>> [gasps and sighs]
53:24
>> Sorry [clears throat] guys.
53:26
The
53:27
Yeah, it's live. Okay.
53:30
I will show you after.
53:32
It's okay.
53:33
Uh
53:35
Yeah, next. Pokemon TCG. Yeah, for for
53:38
Pikachu, Pikachu is a TCG. I didn't know
53:40
that. For Pokemon company is a TCG. For
53:43
me it's not really a TCG but okay, why
53:45
not? For me, Ratatouille, Remy is a
53:47
Tiko's.
53:50
Can you
53:52
Next.
53:53
Any question about this Oh, the Wi-Fi is
53:56
back.
53:57
This. The Wi-Fi is back.
54:02
I change the side.
54:08
I hate it. Oh, c'est pas grave.
54:09
Next.
54:10
Um, yeah.
54:12
So, the next thing Yeah, any question
54:15
about Tiko's Batik that come on how I
54:17
play this website?
54:18
And how I make money with it?
54:22
Claude from Anthropic.
54:25
Claude co-work, exactly.
54:27
Claude co-work is a specific tool inside
54:29
Claude. Claude is the best AI for text
54:32
and coding right now, by far. It explode
54:35
ChatGPT, Gemini, whatever.
54:38
This is the best one.
54:40
And in this specific tool, you have the
54:42
so-called Claude co-work. You can
54:44
literally co-work with AI. You can tell
54:47
him what to do, how to do it, etc.
54:50
So, what I did is Why you don't have the
54:53
There is no This is the next one. No,
54:55
normally there is It's after this one.
54:58
It was on your computer, maybe. Ah,
55:00
yeah. Sorry.
55:02
I need to change the
55:03
things. We have two computers, two mics,
55:06
two 200,000 cameras. Are we on TV set or
55:09
something?
55:11
>> [laughter]
55:11
>> You have to unlock your computer.
55:13
Oh, Yeah,
55:15
you're right.
55:17
Sorry, this is a very old photo of me
55:18
when I was young.
55:20
Not very old.
55:21
This is exactly what I did to create
55:23
this website. You have the behind the
55:24
scene now.
55:26
So, as you see, I will tell you it in
55:27
punches, don't worry.
55:29
>> [snorts]
55:29
>> I said, I want to build a website
55:31
specialized on Pokemon Pikachu Batik.
55:35
This is very specific cartoon from
55:38
Indonesian culture.
55:41
Before I ask him everything, because
55:43
people do this mistake. Oh, I want to do
55:45
something. So, I ask AI to do it. Don't
55:48
do that. You need to prepare your job.
55:50
You need to talk with AI first. I need
55:53
to have as much information as I can
55:54
before. Because if I ask directly, make
55:57
the website, she will make a bad
55:59
website.
56:01
You know? So, I said to her,
56:03
before we working together,
56:05
please,
56:07
make a lot of research. I want to know
56:09
everything about this card.
56:11
This card.
56:13
Why they exist, what's their value, etc.
56:16
And this is the answer.
56:18
She said, this is a complete research.
56:22
It come from the campaign called Pikachu
56:24
in the Indonesian journey. It's a
56:26
official initiative from the Pokémon
56:27
company in 2024. I told you, you
56:29
remember?
56:31
So, she said literally everything. This
56:32
is specifically for the Indonesian
56:34
market. They did that because they think
56:37
that Indonesia is the next big market
56:39
for Pokémon and Nintendo, by the way.
56:41
Nintendo is become very big here. Very
56:45
big. It will explode Sony, PlayStation,
56:47
and whatever.
56:49
Even Disney.
56:50
Uh
56:51
so, you see, the project came from
56:54
uh well,
56:55
nothing. Blah blah blah.
56:57
It tell me everything. You see, the
56:59
number of the cards. Very interesting.
57:01
It tells you, this one is the first one.
57:04
101 SP. You have this on the card.
57:08
What is Pikachu plus Pokémon? It was in
57:10
Pikachu Indonesian journey in Bali
57:12
on 2 and 3 March 2024. There is a mirror
57:15
on the wall, the whitey one, at the same
57:18
time. This is the number of the card.
57:20
New number, satu, star you,
57:24
etc. Flower, etc. Okay?
57:27
So, what I did is trying to have as much
57:30
information as I before asking anything
57:33
else, you know?
57:36
And you need to do that every time you
57:37
work with AI. It's very important.
57:40
Blah blah blah, the five design, blah
57:42
blah blah, the value of the car. Did you
57:44
make a big research? And I said, "Okay,
57:47
I have enough After this question, I
57:49
have enough research now. Now I want you
57:51
to make a top website." But,
57:53
I give her information.
57:56
She knows myself. When you create on
57:58
Claude, on ChatGPT, on Gemini, you need
58:00
to tell who you are, what's your role,
58:04
what's the context, what you want to
58:06
achieve, as you have said. You need to
58:09
build what we call a second brain. AI
58:13
need to understand everything about you,
58:15
your passion.
58:18
She need to know I love Michael Jackson.
58:19
Very important. If she don't know, she
58:21
cannot respond me well. She's
58:23
too. She need to know I'm talking about
58:26
Pikachu. She need to know I love Dragon
58:27
Ball. She need to know who I am and what
58:30
I want to achieve in my life. Very
58:32
important. So, you need to do the same.
58:34
Because the more you give good content,
58:37
the more you will have good results.
58:41
And so forth.
58:43
So, this is I ask her to build a plan
58:46
before making the website. I still
58:48
didn't ask, "Make the website."
58:51
No.
58:52
We don't have enough information.
58:55
We need to have a plan.
58:57
So, she said, "Blah blah blah, this is
58:58
the plan." I think we need to do that,
59:01
blah blah blah. This is the architecture
59:02
of the website to dominate SEO and AI
59:05
SEO. I was a SEO for 20 years old. SEO
59:08
is search engine optimization. The goal
59:11
is to be first on Google when you type a
59:12
keyword. Okay? Now we have SEO on Google
59:16
as usual, and we have AI SEO. It means
59:19
when someone type something in AI, your
59:21
website
59:22
shows up, okay? So, you need to work on
59:25
that. Because if you don't work on that,
59:27
you will not be shown.
59:29
Okay?
59:30
So, AI said, "Okay, to be good on AI, I
59:33
need to do that." Blah blah blah. She
59:34
explained.
59:36
And this is a lot of discussion we have
59:37
together.
59:39
And I said, "I don't want to complex
59:41
website. I just want one page,
59:43
minimalist, very efficient, very
59:44
premium, very nice to sell the product
59:47
directly. That's it. I don't want the
59:48
you know? And I want to be
59:50
number one when someone type Pikachu
59:52
mat."
59:53
It will happen.
59:54
Give me 6 months.
59:57
Give me 6 months.
1:00:00
Et voilà. At the end, you have the
1:00:01
results. I hope we can show the results.
1:00:04
Ah, I can show it here because there is
1:00:06
HTML. So, normally I don't need the
1:00:08
internet.
1:00:09
I hope it will work. Maybe because it's
1:00:11
on the server. Ah, yeah, it's on the
1:00:13
server.
1:00:14
It will not work.
1:00:16
Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah
1:00:17
ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah
1:00:17
ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah Maybe ah it's
1:00:18
on my personal computer. SO, NORMALLY
1:00:20
YEAH.
1:00:24
THIS IS THE OLD VERSION, BY THE WAY,
1:00:26
BECAUSE I iterate important though this
1:00:29
version was not nice for several
1:00:31
reasons. So, this is the old version
1:00:32
that you already see the potential, you
1:00:34
know?
1:00:36
Can you imagine I just discuss 15
1:00:39
minutes with AI and I have this result?
1:00:41
Ah, sorry designers or check but it's
1:00:43
over.
1:00:45
>> [clears throat]
1:00:45
>> I'm sorry. It's over.
1:00:47
You see?
1:00:48
And she didn't put the pictures. So, I
1:00:50
was not happy. Of course. What do you
1:00:51
mean? If you there is no pictures of the
1:00:53
cards, then it's useless.
1:00:54
Look, no pictures.
1:00:56
So, I need to discuss with the AI. Hey
1:00:58
bro, can you please uh put some
1:01:00
pictures?
1:01:02
And I ask her, "How do you find the best
1:01:04
quality of the pictures before?"
1:01:07
Because you know there is a lot of
1:01:08
pictures. I don't want to make
1:01:10
the pictures myself. So, I find the best
1:01:12
ones.
1:01:13
And she said to me, "You need to go to
1:01:14
Bulbapedia." This is a specific place
1:01:17
like Wikipedia, specific for Pokémon
1:01:19
cards.
1:01:22
Et cetera et cetera. So, we like tell me
1:01:24
you know.
1:01:25
Can I ask you, does it pull up images
1:01:27
that are patented or you paid for like
1:01:30
go around the back and grab all these
1:01:32
images or do you already know it's okay
1:01:34
to use the images? Wikipedia is creative
1:01:37
commons, so you can use the pictures
1:01:39
without any problems.
1:01:46
It's better
1:01:49
You need to tell You need to tell AI,
1:01:51
"Please select
1:01:53
Exactly.
1:01:55
Exactly. The best way to do it, to be
1:01:58
honest, is to produce your own pictures
1:01:59
if you can, of course, but as you know,
1:02:01
it's not always possible.
1:02:03
So, you need to check the You ask AI, "I
1:02:06
want creative commons that I can use on
1:02:08
commercial commercial website, for
1:02:10
example." You're welcome.
1:02:12
>> [gasps]
1:02:13
>> So, this is the official advice. She
1:02:14
said, "Well, you see the pictures."
1:02:17
So, she find herself the pictures
1:02:18
directly on the chat.
1:02:20
This is crazy.
1:02:22
I don't even need to ask Google. Can you
1:02:24
imagine?
1:02:25
I don't To be honest, I don't use Google
1:02:27
anymore
1:02:28
for anything.
1:02:32
Well, and now she said, "Okay, this is
1:02:33
the final I will integrate it in the
1:02:35
website automatically
1:02:36
for you."
1:02:38
And she said, "Oh, there is some
1:02:39
problem, so I will manage it myself."
1:02:42
Now, AI can manage the problems herself.
1:02:45
I'm going to put my work and put code.
1:02:47
She said, "Every time when you talk with
1:02:49
us Oh, I made a mistake. I will I will
1:02:52
repair it before I respond to you."
1:02:56
>> [snorts]
1:02:56
>> This is crazy.
1:02:57
Because you we don't need to This is the
1:02:59
second version and after that we will
1:03:02
just to show you very quickly. This is a
1:03:03
new version.
1:03:05
So, for now it's the same. Let's see if
1:03:07
she integrate the picture. Boom.
1:03:10
She integrated the pictures
1:03:12
automatically.
1:03:13
I did nothing. I just said, "Where is
1:03:15
the picture?" book.
1:03:18
Voilà.
1:03:19
And when you click
1:03:20
and voilà, there is another problem. I
1:03:22
click the picture, nothing work.
1:03:24
I said, "Seriously?
1:03:26
Can you show the picture when I click on
1:03:28
it?"
1:03:29
So, I talked to her like
1:03:32
like someone like you, literally.
1:03:36
Don't worry, I don't talk to her bad
1:03:38
because I don't want this kind of
1:03:39
problem. Do you know this kind of
1:03:41
problem?
1:03:42
Like in the films when the robot Do you
1:03:43
know Terminator? Who knows Terminator?
1:03:47
Do you know Skynet?
1:03:49
Skynet is an AI. The
1:03:51
uh
1:03:52
What's the name?
1:03:54
Ah, I forgot.
1:03:56
The producer of the one Cameron James
1:03:58
Cameron. I love him, by the way. Why I
1:04:00
forgot his name. James Cameron knows
1:04:02
everything will be happening in the
1:04:04
future. He did the first Terminator in
1:04:06
1984
1:04:07
talking about Skynet. And Skynet is
1:04:09
exactly the
1:04:11
An AI you can do whatever.
1:04:13
It's exactly that.
1:04:15
So, be careful, guys.
1:04:17
Don't speak bad. When you talk to the
1:04:18
AI,
1:04:20
do you get the same results if you're
1:04:22
directional as if like I'm saying like
1:04:24
"Hey, it isn't popped up" versus "Can
1:04:27
you please input the pictures?"
1:04:29
Uh there is a study about it recently by
1:04:32
Claude and Google and ChatGPT, too. They
1:04:35
say
1:04:36
it doesn't matter if you say thank you.
1:04:38
It's a lot of time.
1:04:40
So, you can do it if you're scared of
1:04:41
Skynet one day.
1:04:43
>> [laughter]
1:04:44
>> You don't want Skynet to you. So, being
1:04:46
friendly as a friend or being
1:04:47
directional straight out is same. Same.
1:04:50
The problem they say is if you say too
1:04:52
much thank you, it will cost you more
1:04:55
tokens. Tokens is the energy we use to
1:04:57
use AI. So, it will cost you more money
1:05:00
to use the AI if you if you need to pay,
1:05:02
you know.
1:05:03
So, not a good idea. You But me, I still
1:05:05
I'm still very fine. I don't insult the
1:05:07
AI, you know.
1:05:08
But you can. Some people do it. Yes.
1:05:11
Sometimes when you're tired and she the
1:05:13
10 times the same you can say
1:05:15
something that it helps to solve the
1:05:17
problem.
1:05:18
And after that, oh yeah, I didn't
1:05:20
finish.
1:05:22
I told you you don't need to be
1:05:23
developer to do that.
1:05:25
You can ask AI after that, okay, now the
1:05:27
website is good. How can I put it
1:05:29
online?
1:05:30
And she will do it for you
1:05:32
automatic.
1:05:34
You will pay it first,
1:05:35
small amount, but you have some website
1:05:37
you can do it for free.
1:05:39
Voilà.
1:05:40
And at the end,
1:05:41
I hope that the website is it working
1:05:43
again? Uh-huh.
1:05:48
Please, please, please.
1:05:49
Please, please.
1:05:51
I hope Yeah.
1:05:54
See the final website.
1:05:56
Maybe she is all right with everything.
1:05:58
Where it comes from, value and password,
1:06:02
the five things with all the details. I
1:06:05
verify everything, everything is true on
1:06:08
this page.
1:06:09
Et voilà. I officially have the best
1:06:11
website
1:06:12
in the market talking about Pikachu mat.
1:06:15
No Nobody can compete. It's impossible.
1:06:19
Not too much.
1:06:20
It's all No, no. Interesting. It's a
1:06:22
niche area. So, a lot of people talking
1:06:24
about Pikachu mat
1:06:26
in a big website talking about Pokémon
1:06:28
cards.
1:06:29
But a specific website about Pikachu
1:06:31
mat, there is one.
1:06:32
I have one competitor and I will beat
1:06:34
him.
1:06:35
>> [laughter]
1:06:37
>> Voilà.
1:06:38
Sorry, it's your turn to go. Okay.
1:06:40
Sorry, I take too much time. No, no,
1:06:41
it's good. Perfect.
1:06:42
>> [laughter]
1:06:42
>> Okay, so let's go back
1:06:44
to
1:06:46
my computer. Welcome.
1:06:51
Okay?
1:06:52
And
1:06:53
you did it. I think now we are the next
1:06:55
next question, so
1:06:57
uh
1:06:59
if you
1:07:00
can respond on your phone. Um
1:07:03
Rank your AI tools by Uh, the the I
1:07:06
think the AI [clears throat] tools I
1:07:06
showed you
1:07:08
Uh, there's an error on the on this.
1:07:10
Okay.
1:07:11
Uh, anyway, uh,
1:07:13
the point is just to have a little
1:07:15
interaction and tell me what you are
1:07:17
most
1:07:18
excited to try first or
1:07:20
create a script and prompts.
1:07:22
Uh, do a voice stuff,
1:07:24
video stuff, or blog and uh, or I need
1:07:27
to walk you. Okay, so you're not not
1:07:29
excited about script script of prompts.
1:07:33
AI video. Uh, yeah, I didn't uh, show
1:07:35
much AI video because uh,
1:07:38
it takes a lot of time.
1:07:39
Uh, for the moment
1:07:43
Oh, yeah, but
1:07:44
before you arrived when you arrived
1:07:46
we had
1:07:47
AI
1:07:49
edited video. So, we generated a
1:07:51
thumbnail with AI and I edited uh,
1:07:54
actually I can even show it to you.
1:07:57
I guess if we have internet of course.
1:07:58
>> Nice, guys. So, yeah, we have answers.
1:08:01
Nine answers already. We have internet.
1:08:03
I think
1:08:05
You think it's
1:08:05
>> it's working now. So, I think
1:08:08
uh, here I
1:08:10
>> [cough]
1:08:10
>> I generated so much pictures.
1:08:13
Uh, yeah, so in this tool I generated
1:08:15
uh,
1:08:16
I generated a thumbnail in um,
1:08:19
in a text builder using the AI image
1:08:22
option here.
1:08:24
And then in text clip
1:08:27
I went to
1:08:29
up AI tools.
1:08:33
Up and
1:08:34
>> complicated but it's very easy, guys.
1:08:36
Really.
1:08:37
Everybody can do it. If you
1:08:38
[clears throat] can use Canva, you can
1:08:39
use Google, you can use this. And then
1:08:42
there's a name I never find it but
1:08:44
there's a name uh,
1:08:46
image to video tool.
1:08:48
And I just input this um, the thumbnail
1:08:51
I generated and it generated this small
1:08:53
video for me.
1:08:55
Without doing anything.
1:08:56
>> it will work.
1:08:57
Please, god of internet.
1:09:00
God of Wi-Fi. The thing is I can never
1:09:02
find this tool.
1:09:04
Up.
1:09:05
Yes, we have.
1:09:08
If it was good.
1:09:13
video and
1:09:16
and image
1:09:18
I I image to video.
1:09:21
>> [snorts]
1:09:21
>> Which one is it?
1:09:23
Ah, maybe this AI video generator.
1:09:27
Yes, yeah. I just input my my picture so
1:09:30
the picture is
1:09:34
But so you want to make the
1:09:36
the demo again? No, no, no. Not the
1:09:37
demo. I just want to show that all I did
1:09:39
was uh Ah, okay. put one picture upload
1:09:41
one picture and it created
1:09:45
by itself this small animation. Yeah,
1:09:47
you remember the the animation at the
1:09:49
beginning?
1:09:49
>> Yeah. Just one image asking AI to do it
1:09:52
for you. I didn't input any prompt. I
1:09:54
uploaded the picture and I said generate
1:09:56
me a empty prompt video. Yeah, you're
1:09:58
right. We have some sound but we cannot
1:10:04
Exactly. This [clears throat] is a So I
1:10:06
didn't ask for anything. I really just
1:10:08
We didn't tell I uploaded the picture. I
1:10:11
selected a 10 seconds duration. She did
1:10:14
the settings for sound but we cannot
1:10:15
hear the sound. And it generated this
1:10:18
small video. That's all.
1:10:20
Crazy, isn't it?
1:10:21
Yes.
1:10:23
It is. Uh
1:10:25
all right. So what's next? Young Thug
1:10:28
FlexClip first.
1:10:30
They want to do video editing.
1:10:33
It was the first Yes.
1:10:35
Yes, so you want to do video editing.
1:10:36
Okay, that sounds good.
1:10:39
FlexClip is a very good tool. I
1:10:40
recommend it to you. I will show again
1:10:43
the link later. I use it for many
1:10:45
things. It's amazing tool.
1:10:47
And although
1:10:49
I am one of the partners so it's good if
1:10:51
you use them.
1:10:52
>> [laughter]
1:10:54
>> Now
1:10:55
Am I back to Yes, I'm back to the
1:10:57
presentation. it's your turn. So, if you
1:10:58
have any general question, any any idea,
1:11:02
you want to discuss anything.
1:11:04
What did you make this presentation on?
1:11:07
PowerPoint.
1:11:08
Okay. And AI generated the whole
1:11:10
presentation, by the way. I just said we
1:11:12
will do a workshop about AI.
1:11:15
Give me a PowerPoint and generated the
1:11:17
whole PowerPoint.
1:11:18
The whole content of the PowerPoint. Um
1:11:21
Then of course, I had to go into
1:11:22
PowerPoint to design a little every
1:11:24
slide, but
1:11:25
I I didn't write any word in this
1:11:27
PowerPoint myself. By the way, there is
1:11:30
an amazing tool called Gamma Gamma AI.
1:11:33
She can generate great presentation for
1:11:36
free. You just tell her something about
1:11:38
your presentation. She will make it It's
1:11:40
magic. It looks like
1:11:42
She did it everything for you. And you
1:11:43
can edit it.
1:11:44
>> [clears throat]
1:11:45
>> Do you have to have PowerPoint first?
1:11:47
No. To access that? No. It's completely
1:11:49
separate. And Gamma?
1:11:51
Gamma Gamma Gamma.
1:11:54
g a m m
1:11:57
Okay. So, if you don't have questions,
1:12:00
we have a few.
1:12:01
Questions, guys? Questions? So, which
1:12:04
Yeah, question? Yes. Yeah. My name is
1:12:07
Henry.
1:12:09
I'm a creator of AI.
1:12:11
It's interesting for me. But previously,
1:12:14
I create from
1:12:16
D-ID
1:12:18
and playing to dance. I use Kling every
1:12:21
day. I want to know what is the
1:12:23
difference.
1:12:24
And
1:12:26
uh is there any
1:12:27
credit
1:12:28
to make great one video? And if uh
1:12:31
download or error, it's
1:12:33
uh
1:12:34
maybe it's our credit or not. Yes. I can
1:12:37
tell you. So, for example, here in a
1:12:38
fixed key, because we have C dance. I
1:12:40
didn't show you, but
1:12:42
uh here
1:12:43
all the models I can use. So, I have a C
1:12:45
dance here, for example. I use these uh
1:12:47
for this video, I use the Kling. 35
1:12:49
credits. If I use the C dance, it was
1:12:51
100 credits.
1:12:53
We have clean To explain a little bit,
1:12:55
this is models. This is different
1:12:56
companies who making
1:12:58
uh video AI tool. And in this platform,
1:13:02
you can use whatever. So, you can choose
1:13:04
the one
1:13:06
the most interesting for you.
1:13:09
Yes. In one platform, you have all big
1:13:12
models in this. It's the same text
1:13:13
builder where generate pictures. Here, I
1:13:15
have all these different models to
1:13:16
generate pictures. From China, Flux,
1:13:20
Stability, Ideogram US, Google Imagine,
1:13:23
etc. Nano Banana? Yes.
1:13:31
Yeah.
1:13:33
Yes, in in text builder, I generate a
1:13:35
blog post, AI images, and books.
1:13:42
It's 60.
1:13:43
Yes.
1:13:44
Yes.
1:13:46
Yes, you have an amount of credits
1:13:48
You see the amount of credits here.
1:13:50
Yes.
1:13:53
No.
1:13:54
No, they all have their own. One day,
1:13:57
and it's coming.
1:13:58
>> [laughter]
1:13:58
>> I can tell you it's coming, but Text
1:14:00
it's different because I have I bought
1:14:03
some credits in advance. They are valid
1:14:05
like 1 year.
1:14:06
Uh here we go. So, I have some tokens
1:14:08
valid 1 year.
1:14:09
Uh well, it was 1 So, you need to finish
1:14:11
them before it's finished. And uh if
1:14:13
not, they expire. Yeah, you can lose
1:14:15
them.
1:14:16
So, that's actually why uh my YouTube
1:14:19
channel got
1:14:20
uh demonetized because I had some
1:14:22
credits that were about to expire, so I
1:14:24
generated a lot of videos. I posted them
1:14:26
on my YouTube account, and
1:14:28
2 days later, they they told me that
1:14:29
it's
1:14:30
it's too much. Yes. [laughter]
1:14:33
So, He He was too strong.
1:14:36
Okay.
1:14:37
Any other question?
1:14:40
No?
1:14:44
You see
1:14:45
the question.
1:14:50
>> Thank you. It's great.
1:14:51
Thank you so much. Yeah. Okay.
1:14:54
And now I will uh show you what uh blow
1:14:56
my mind the most. So, as I explained to
1:14:58
you,
1:14:59
um actually I will show you
1:15:01
how I generate uh pictures for my uh
1:15:04
YouTube channel uh videos
1:15:06
for my YouTube channel. So,
1:15:08
I did show you the kind of videos I
1:15:10
create, so 1-minute shorts.
1:15:13
Uh I will
1:15:16
>> [cough]
1:15:17
>> go again. So,
1:15:19
mostly 1-minute
1:15:21
shorts, if it's loading, such as uh
1:15:25
this one for example about the wings uh
1:15:27
here
1:15:28
at Alexa.
1:15:30
Actually, it's not even me generating
1:15:32
generating these videos anymore. Yeah,
1:15:34
yeah, yeah, but
1:15:35
I will show you later. So, what I do,
1:15:37
for example, I come here.
1:15:39
Uh
1:15:39
I did shoot a few videos a few pictures
1:15:43
on Google Photo. Yes. I create an album.
1:15:46
I share it uh I give it to my
1:15:48
uh to uh Gita, my uh my assistant. And
1:15:51
she did everything after. And what
1:15:52
really blows my mind
1:15:54
Yeah, I'll show you this now. This is
1:15:56
crazy. Uh okay, we don't even need
1:15:58
internet for that.
1:16:00
Yes.
1:16:02
For example,
1:16:03
she generated also this uh video in a
1:16:06
language she doesn't even speak, doesn't
1:16:08
even understand. Uh
1:16:10
So, for example, this is the same video
1:16:11
in Polish and it's also published on my
1:16:13
uh Polish YouTube channel. It's also in
1:16:15
Russian, in French, in
1:16:17
uh from Poland,
1:16:18
um in
1:16:19
uh in uh Spanish, and she don't
1:16:21
understand any of these words. Okay. But
1:16:24
she used AI to generate the script, to
1:16:26
translate the script, to translate the
1:16:28
text she has on the video. Uh
1:16:31
everything, all these. By the way, AI
1:16:33
translation is way better than Google
1:16:35
Translate, for example. Yes. Uh The
1:16:37
quality is way higher.
1:16:39
It's not perfect, but it's close to
1:16:40
perfect. Um which one do you recommend
1:16:43
for translation language translation?
1:16:46
Everything Everything works. Jimmy and I
1:16:48
closed ChatGPT. They work They all work.
1:16:51
I've been using ChatGPT but I also like
1:16:53
in addition to helpful tools.
1:16:56
You know?
1:16:58
You can
1:17:01
Yeah, you can. No worries.
1:17:03
And by the way, this is a video of
1:17:06
myself trying some chicken wings in
1:17:07
Indonesia and speaking Polish. Speaking
1:17:10
Polish, can you imagine? And all I did
1:17:12
is I come here, take a few pictures
1:17:14
and mostly then I use
1:17:16
So, it can it can be international very
1:17:18
easily. Yes, it can speak any language.
1:17:21
It's crazy. We live in a world that the
1:17:24
opportunity is so big, guys.
1:17:26
Please do it very quick.
1:17:29
Before others will do it. Before
1:17:32
against you.
1:17:34
Yes.
1:17:35
So, again, from a one video at the
1:17:36
beginning that I just filmed here in the
1:17:38
kitchen, I created so much content, but
1:17:41
it doesn't replace you, it multiplies
1:17:43
you. Exactly.
1:17:44
>> Because you need to It needs context.
1:17:47
It's a not It doesn't create anything.
1:17:49
It generates from context and prompts.
1:17:53
So, you need to give it fuel and to tell
1:17:55
it where to go because it
1:17:58
cannot
1:17:59
do that by itself and
1:18:01
at least for now and we still need to
1:18:04
use different tools
1:18:06
to
1:18:07
lessen the work.
1:18:10
A lot of tools to do a lot of things,
1:18:11
but we can start small. For example,
1:18:13
with one
1:18:15
video log, we can
1:18:16
we can do a lot. One video log, one
1:18:18
blog, one
1:18:19
audio
1:18:21
recording.
1:18:22
Most tools actually have free tiers, so
1:18:25
you can try them for free. Test Test
1:18:27
them, guys. Test them. Test them. Test
1:18:29
every tool.
1:18:30
Test them.
1:18:30
>> Take your time. You can test You can
1:18:33
easily find now people talking about the
1:18:35
best tools in every different By the
1:18:37
way, we will give you this presentation.
1:18:39
We have a lot of very good tools on
1:18:41
everything because we test everything.
1:18:42
>> And we are going to turn this into an
1:18:43
online course, so you will you will all
1:18:45
have access for free.
1:18:46
And
1:18:48
Welcome, guys.
1:18:50
It's not over yet.
1:18:52
Okay.
1:18:52
>> [laughter]
1:18:53
>> Are you So, the the best time to start
1:18:55
was yesterday. The second best time is
1:18:56
tonight. Can I ask you a question? Yes.
1:18:58
You're speaking Polish right now.
1:19:02
Yes. But how do you get Polish money
1:19:03
converted and getting bought accounts
1:19:05
and what ways do you monetize it? So,
1:19:08
you're in Russia, you're in Poland,
1:19:10
you're in like how are you It's a whole
1:19:11
new market, yeah?
1:19:13
But how are you accessing that currency?
1:19:15
Like how are you collecting the money?
1:19:18
You did not listen my digital marketing
1:19:20
workshop last time.
1:19:22
Uh
1:19:25
You don't know any how to physically
1:19:26
collect the money. What do you mean
1:19:27
physically? What do you mean physically?
1:19:29
Someone buying something or paying for
1:19:31
something. Digital payment.
1:19:34
Digital payment like what are you
1:19:35
talking about? Stripe.
1:19:36
Stripe, wise. Stripe is one of the best
1:19:39
and PayPal. PayPal is totally
1:19:41
international, wise. You can use
1:19:43
TransferWise if you're
1:19:44
in Indonesia.
1:19:46
No, you're welcome.
1:19:47
>> [laughter]
1:19:47
>> I don't know There is The best is Stripe
1:19:49
right now or PayPal. Stripe. I know I
1:19:51
know Stripe. Stripe is amazing. And uh
1:19:53
the I think it's the should be the last
1:19:54
question now. Yeah. Interactive.
1:19:57
So, what will you actually uh
1:19:59
>> [clears throat]
1:20:00
>> So,
1:20:01
So, we are curious and eventually how we
1:20:03
can uh Important, guys. Please
1:20:05
participate on this one. Yes.
1:20:08
If you have any idea where you want to
1:20:10
go, if you have any idea of a business
1:20:13
idea,
1:20:15
it would be interesting.
1:20:16
And of course to talk about
1:20:20
Yes. Very nice. Yes. You can do that, of
1:20:22
course. Mhm. Yeah, you need to begin
1:20:25
small. One step, you know. One thing.
1:20:28
Think about what you can do the next
1:20:29
week
1:20:31
uh with AI because we still a lot to be
1:20:33
honest, this conference can last
1:20:36
50 hours minimum.
1:20:38
Uh, but we only have two
1:20:41
hours, okay?
1:20:42
And and we are very kind by the way, if
1:20:44
you want to stay here after, we will
1:20:46
respond to your question afterwards
1:20:48
privately if you want.
1:20:50
Yes. Oh, AI website.
1:20:53
Ah, you need to talk to me. You need to
1:20:55
talk to me. We have chicken wings, but
1:20:57
he's my competitor because I created the
1:20:59
chicken wings. Video education.
1:21:02
Try to learn. Try to learn, baby. Try to
1:21:04
learn, yeah. Food blogger,
1:21:06
social media post, about updates of car
1:21:09
shopping app. What is this?
1:21:10
>> [laughter]
1:21:11
>> Yeah, because we mostly met on a car
1:21:13
shopping app here. And the Bali
1:21:15
networking app. Okay, I didn't have from
1:21:16
that. And they published yesterday a big
1:21:19
update and it's terrible now. Okay.
1:21:22
So, everything you write here, it's
1:21:24
possible this week.
1:21:26
Very easy. Travel with us.
1:21:28
So, I don't know what to If you can try
1:21:30
to write a little bit, you can do it.
1:21:32
Yes.
1:21:33
For example, video promotion, very easy.
1:21:35
Chicken wing, very easy. AI website, 2
1:21:37
hours. Oh, really? Yeah. Yeah, he just
1:21:40
explained. So, so for food bloggers,
1:21:42
you'll be our competitor. Yes.
1:21:44
He don't care, I think.
1:21:46
He can He can eat everybody he likes.
1:21:48
It's okay.
1:21:50
I love By the way, I love competitors.
1:21:51
The more they come, the more I love.
1:21:53
Yes.
1:21:54
>> [laughter]
1:21:54
>> The more competition also means the more
1:21:57
business. Yes, the more business, the
1:21:59
more potential customer, the more
1:22:01
visibility of your topic, whatever your
1:22:03
topic is.
1:22:04
Content about food, so everybody
1:22:06
interested to come for try our food.
1:22:08
Yes. This is the
1:22:09
Yeah, yeah.
1:22:11
>> [laughter]
1:22:12
>> Travel blog, selling myself, very
1:22:14
important selling myself. Yes. Branding,
1:22:17
we call that
1:22:18
personal branding.
1:22:20
Mhm. Uh, very very very important. You
1:22:22
know, we live in a world now where
1:22:25
people buying people, not brands
1:22:28
anymore. Yeah,
1:22:29
yeah, yeah. Very interesting.
1:22:40
I will tell you how and where.
1:22:46
You choose a platform.
1:22:47
The best for you.
1:22:49
It can be Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook,
1:22:52
TikTok, whatever. You choose one.
1:22:54
They're all good. They're all generating
1:22:57
crazy traffic. Okay? You choose one, the
1:23:00
best for you. So, you try different
1:23:02
ones. Okay, this one is the best. Let's
1:23:04
say it's Instagram. Okay?
1:23:06
You go to Instagram and you put whatever
1:23:08
you can on Instagram.
1:23:09
Your passion, why,
1:23:12
what's vibration, what do you like,
1:23:16
what you don't like,
1:23:18
what you like, what you don't like.
1:23:20
The more you will share with people,
1:23:22
with the world, the more you will bring
1:23:24
back. The more Michael said, "The more
1:23:27
you give, the more you are back." This
1:23:29
is true. I have my mentor who Gary
1:23:31
Vaynerchuk. He has more than
1:23:33
in total 50 million followers in the
1:23:35
world right now. I made three videos
1:23:36
with him in Cannes, in French Riviera.
1:23:39
He told me, "Rami, this is very simple.
1:23:41
>> [clears throat]
1:23:41
>> Everybody talking
1:23:43
Oh, I'm too I'm too old. I'm too young.
1:23:47
I'm too this. I'm wearing this, so
1:23:49
people don't like it. I have a small
1:23:51
dick. I have a little bit nose. All of
1:23:53
this is
1:23:55
Nobody cares.
1:23:57
Push content.
1:23:59
That's the only thing right now.
1:24:01
Especially in the world where AI is
1:24:02
invading every everywhere. AI now, there
1:24:05
is a big problem.
1:24:07
On LinkedIn, LinkedIn now, there is a
1:24:10
stat from last year.
1:24:11
60% of content is AI generated on
1:24:15
LinkedIn now. Even the profiles, they're
1:24:17
fake.
1:24:19
Can you imagine?
1:24:20
So, what is the difference? The one who
1:24:23
stay human and show the humanity will
1:24:25
win the game at the end. Exactly. I
1:24:28
promise you. Sorry, Remy, would you say
1:24:30
that people who are too shy because they
1:24:32
have a big nose or they have a big chin
1:24:33
Like Michael. Yeah, like Michael. say
1:24:36
don't worry about it, just get on with
1:24:37
doing it, taking action. I've noticed
1:24:39
this in business and stuff. The person
1:24:41
who is successful is the person who
1:24:42
takes action. Like I see people who are
1:24:44
less qualified or less whatever, but
1:24:46
they've done it while everyone else is
1:24:48
like sitting around like
1:24:49
It's not the best one who win the game.
1:24:51
No, it's not the best one. It's the one
1:24:53
who do it. There is a lot of guys, they
1:24:55
are the best in the world in certain
1:24:57
specific thing, but they don't do it.
1:24:59
So, someone less than them will do it
1:25:01
for them. Don't worry, they will make
1:25:02
the money. If you don't want to take the
1:25:05
money, it's okay. I will take it from
1:25:06
you guys. Don't worry.
1:25:08
>> [laughter]
1:25:08
>> Someone else will take it for you.
1:25:10
It's okay.
1:25:11
The money will always moving. Don't
1:25:13
worry. It's the system work like that.
1:25:16
So, you take it or you give it to
1:25:17
someone else. Your choice.
1:25:20
Okay. If I come Yeah, I have a question,
1:25:22
sorry.
1:25:23
Like I have a question to ask you. You
1:25:24
have already been working up.
1:25:26
So, how can we use the AI to generate
1:25:29
like more people
1:25:31
as well to understand that what studying
1:25:34
the working up is about and things like
1:25:37
that.
1:25:38
How? You want How can I use
1:25:40
AI through Instagram probably or Yeah,
1:25:44
as you mentioned, you have to choose
1:25:45
your platform. Yeah, Instagram.
1:25:47
>> [laughter]
1:25:47
>> Yeah, what's your best platform?
1:25:49
What's your best platform? Uh I think
1:25:51
Instagram.
1:25:54
How?
1:25:55
Uh Instagram.
1:25:56
Instagram.
1:25:57
I give you 40.
1:25:59
So, how many content per week you post
1:26:02
on it? Don't
1:26:04
Shh.
1:26:05
>> [laughter]
1:26:07
>> Once in a week? Once in a week? Yeah.
1:26:09
You really do once in a week? Okay. What
1:26:12
type of content?
1:26:14
Videos.
1:26:15
Reel, story, what type of content?
1:26:18
Mostly story is a real. Okay, story it's
1:26:22
a problem. I will tell you.
1:26:24
Story is for people who already
1:26:25
following you. Mhm. So, this is good if
1:26:28
you want to fidelize people already
1:26:30
following. If you want to find new
1:26:32
customers, doesn't work.
1:26:35
I already I said that to some people in
1:26:37
this uh room already a lot of time.
1:26:40
Reels is for people who don't know you.
1:26:43
Mhm. So, if you want new customer,
1:26:45
attract new people, you need to do
1:26:46
reels. Right now, Instagram push reels.
1:26:50
I recommend you guys everybody here to
1:26:52
follow one guy, Mosseri. This is the CEO
1:26:56
of Instagram world. How do you spell it?
1:26:58
M O S S E R I. Mosseri.
1:27:03
This guy wear glasses, is very
1:27:04
recognizable. He have a
1:27:06
uh
1:27:07
nice hair, is very cool. This guy is
1:27:10
amazing. He tell you everything about
1:27:12
Instagram every week. For free. He's the
1:27:15
boss. So, he knows
1:27:17
the algorithm. And he said this is
1:27:19
thing.
1:27:19
Each thing on Instagram right now have
1:27:21
his own algorithm. So, the story that is
1:27:24
on algorithm, the reels, carousels,
1:27:27
everything.
1:27:29
So, right now, you want to try new
1:27:31
people, reels. That's it. With music.
1:27:34
There is music or face cam. That's it.
1:27:37
Um
1:27:39
After that, if you want to fidelize
1:27:41
someone already following you, you use
1:27:43
stories.
1:27:44
So, be careful on that
1:27:46
because a lot of people make this
1:27:47
mistake. Oh, I put stories. Yeah, it's
1:27:49
cool. You talking to someone already
1:27:51
know you since a long time. So, it's
1:27:52
cool. You can do it. You need to do it.
1:27:55
But, don't put all your strategy on that
1:27:58
cuz you lose your time. How often a
1:27:59
week? Cuz you're saying how often a
1:28:01
week? How often do you think? Like three
1:28:02
or four times a week is enough to market
1:28:04
to keep them The best would be five
1:28:06
content a day, minimum. Five content a
1:28:08
day?
1:28:09
>> Yes.
1:28:10
Minimum. This is the minimum. We are in
1:28:12
the AI world.
1:28:14
Of course, I don't ask you to do that.
1:28:17
It's just a thought.
1:28:19
Gary V, he made 150 content per day. 150
1:28:23
per day.
1:28:26
No, no. No, you know what to do? I know
1:28:28
him because I did videos with him. It's
1:28:30
very simple.
1:28:31
Everywhere he goes, someone films.
1:28:34
Everywhere he goes. And after that, they
1:28:35
make short content. And then they post,
1:28:37
they post, they post, they post, they
1:28:38
post. And he said, "There is a
1:28:40
statistics on 100 contents, one content
1:28:44
explode.
1:28:46
Five to 10 works well, and the rest is
1:28:48
Never work."
1:28:51
He dominate the game like that.
1:28:52
With volume.
1:28:55
You can choose something else. You can
1:28:56
say, "I will make only one video per
1:28:58
month." But if you do that, you need to
1:29:00
have the best video in the world.
1:29:02
This is the thing. You can Some people
1:29:05
do that. I have a
1:29:06
French guy
1:29:08
called Ego. He have million followers on
1:29:11
He made only 10 videos on YouTube. He
1:29:13
already have million followers. Can you
1:29:14
imagine? It's crazy. But the quality of
1:29:17
the video
1:29:19
you never saw that even on Netflix.
1:29:21
Not in terms of production, in terms of
1:29:23
quality of the content, how he presents
1:29:26
things. He's unique in the world right
1:29:28
now.
1:29:29
In the world, not in France, in the
1:29:30
world. So, it's why he have million
1:29:31
followers. And now, it's translated
1:29:33
automatically thanks to YouTube. So, he
1:29:35
have new followers from all around the
1:29:36
world. So, he will grow like crazy.
1:29:40
Can it be like what you described here?
1:29:42
Like for Instagram, five posts a day.
1:29:44
You just come up with one video, one
1:29:46
concept, and then the AI re-jigs a few
1:29:49
things, and you post it like morning,
1:29:51
mid-morning,
1:29:51
>> Yes. Yes.
1:29:53
Absolutely.
1:29:55
Because it's like watching
1:29:57
hate drive. It's like, you know, what
1:30:00
You know what I mean? Like it could it
1:30:01
could be But you mean just volume
1:30:04
increases your visibility against
1:30:07
competition.
1:30:07
>> Yes. Enormous. Enormous difference.
1:30:09
Because let's say let's say you you make
1:30:11
one content per week.
1:30:13
Imagine one content per week. It's four
1:30:15
per month.
1:30:16
Uh you fight against every everyone in
1:30:18
the world. You you need to understand
1:30:20
that. When you push content on Instagram
1:30:22
or everywhere else,
1:30:24
the algorithm push you in face of
1:30:26
millions of other videos.
1:30:28
So people say I don't know, the
1:30:29
algorithm is against me. What do you
1:30:31
mean? Do you know how many videos posted
1:30:34
per second [laughter]
1:30:35
on Instagram?
1:30:37
Millions.
1:30:38
So of course you are no one. Why they
1:30:41
will put you on the top?
1:30:43
So even Gary V with 10 million people
1:30:46
following him, he sent some videos
1:30:48
He have less than 2,000 views
1:30:51
on video. Why? Because now the number of
1:30:54
followers doesn't care. It doesn't
1:30:57
change anything. Now every content is
1:30:59
calibrated and checked by the algorithm.
1:31:02
If the algorithm say this video is
1:31:04
even if you have 50 million
1:31:06
followers, the video will go down.
1:31:09
And it's What is the maximum
1:31:11
that you you
1:31:12
you've got taken down because of the
1:31:14
YouTube
1:31:15
or too many same on Instagram posted in
1:31:17
a day? To be honest, the same I think
1:31:19
it's very hard to attain the limit. Yes.
1:31:22
So how do you schedule the post? Do you
1:31:24
use a calendar which then times it on
1:31:26
the AI just private for like 11, 1, 4?
1:31:31
It depends your strategy. You can you
1:31:32
can schedule a specific time of the
1:31:35
Great. So like how many per day?
1:31:37
To be honest, me right now my face cam
1:31:39
videos all together from the idea to
1:31:41
push the content
1:31:43
20 minutes. When you say all together,
1:31:45
all together you mean scheduling or you
1:31:47
post by all in 20 minutes? No, no, no.
1:31:49
If I
1:31:50
me right now my strategy is one per day.
1:31:52
So I stay on one per day. Okay? I did
1:31:55
the video in 20 minutes whatsoever.
1:31:58
It means from the idea to the
1:32:00
production, no, to the push the post 20
1:32:03
minutes.
1:32:06
And you can check my video.
1:32:09
Yes, okay. Very cool.
1:32:23
I know. Mhm.
1:32:40
I know.
1:32:53
Yeah, they know what they
1:32:55
I don't know perfect.
1:32:56
Yeah, we we call that hallucination.
1:32:59
The problem you said I we already
1:33:01
talking about it. It's interesting. You
1:33:03
put the video.
1:33:04
AI doesn't understand video. You
1:33:06
understand text.
1:33:07
>> Yes.
1:33:08
So, it just respond whatever because he
1:33:10
said, "What do you mean? What are you
1:33:12
talking about?"
1:33:16
Yeah.
1:33:17
He he lied to you like a human.
1:33:20
Human can lies.
1:33:22
AI can lie. So,
1:33:25
the solution is very simple.
1:33:27
Subtitle. [snorts]
1:33:28
As we say, we have a strategy to
1:33:30
subtitle like that you have a text of
1:33:32
your video.
1:33:33
And you put the video and you ask
1:33:34
questions. Ask a specific question to
1:33:36
AI. What I say at 1 minute 30?
1:33:40
If she respond she lied to
1:33:42
you. If she respond true, she read the
1:33:44
the document.
1:33:46
The subtitles. I always do that to my
1:33:48
AI. When I see this is not normal, she
1:33:50
respond very not good. Uh are you sure
1:33:53
you saw the video?
1:33:55
Can you give me the Can you give me the
1:33:57
the
1:33:59
How do you say? What What I said on the
1:34:01
video?
1:34:02
And if she say I know she say
1:34:05
AI works like that. She can lie like
1:34:07
human. She's trained on human.
1:34:11
So, human lie, AI lie. So, you need to
1:34:13
be very careful with that. It's less and
1:34:15
less now.
1:34:16
Uh 2 years ago, it was crazy.
1:34:18
Hallucination every day. Even on crazy
1:34:20
thing. For example, I remember 2 years
1:34:22
ago, I said, "What's the capital of
1:34:24
France?" She respond from Roma.
1:34:27
Yeah, you you can say that there is a
1:34:28
problem. It doesn't exist anymore that
1:34:30
type of crazy hallucination, but it's
1:34:33
still the case. And on your case, it's
1:34:34
very simple. AI say, "Okay. He asked me
1:34:36
to analyze something I cannot analyze.
1:34:39
Rather than say I cannot analyze, I will
1:34:41
respond bullshit."
1:34:43
Uh yeah. Yeah. So, how do you actually
1:34:48
um
1:34:50
Um
1:34:52
How can you verify the information from
1:34:55
the AI expert? Because everyone can put
1:34:57
any information on the net.
1:34:58
True.
1:34:59
And basically, most information are the
1:35:01
ones that AI uses to think that it's
1:35:04
right. So, how do you verify this
1:35:07
information?
1:35:07
Interesting. I I work on that a lot
1:35:09
because we have a YouTube channel and I
1:35:11
don't want any
1:35:13
information I put on these videos fake,
1:35:16
false, you know, fake.
1:35:19
So, you need to work as a journalist. I
1:35:21
was journalist before in my all life.
1:35:23
Um
1:35:24
a good journalist verify all the
1:35:26
information. So, how they do it? Very
1:35:28
simple.
1:35:30
There is an information coming. Let's
1:35:31
say No, not talking about politics
1:35:34
today. It's not a good idea.
1:35:36
>> [laughter]
1:35:37
>> There is an information, okay?
1:35:40
Uh
1:35:41
oh.
1:35:41
Uh
1:35:42
Michael new movie exploding every every
1:35:44
numbers. Which is playing to everywhere
1:35:46
in the world right now. It's the main
1:35:47
thing.
1:35:48
Which is crazy. 17 years after he died.
1:35:51
So, when I receive this information, I
1:35:53
like it, of course. I'm a fan. So, I
1:35:54
want this information to be true. But, I
1:35:57
need to check. Can you check where the
1:36:00
you ask AI where this information come
1:36:02
from? Give me the link.
1:36:04
She will give you the link. Okay. Can
1:36:06
you give me other link saying the same
1:36:08
thing?
1:36:09
Can you check if there is counterpart?
1:36:11
Is there someone who say the opposite of
1:36:13
this information?
1:36:14
Always she will find something and if
1:36:16
she not find something, you know you
1:36:17
true.
1:36:19
>> [sighs]
1:36:19
>> And she if she find something, you need
1:36:21
to read the other contents and you need
1:36:22
to understand who's behind. For example,
1:36:24
in politics, of course, you have right
1:36:26
parties,
1:36:27
left parties. Sometimes they do
1:36:28
They say just to say
1:36:31
So, you need to use your brain at that
1:36:33
time to say, "Okay, I think this one is
1:36:36
right because
1:36:38
you need to manage to challenge the AI.
1:36:40
You know? She's the best way to do. It's
1:36:43
like something
1:36:44
in facts.
1:36:45
>> [laughter]
1:36:46
>> Yeah. Block time. It rotates. This is
1:36:49
the problem.
1:36:49
>> It's an AI from Elon Musk.
1:36:53
Exactly.
1:36:55
It's very interesting to do that to
1:36:56
write to do that because you need to
1:36:57
manage to challenge AI. I do that a lot.
1:37:01
Sometimes when I'm not happy with Claude
1:37:03
say or Gemini say, I open ChatGPT. Is it
1:37:06
true this And I copy paste. Yeah,
1:37:08
I mean in in facts, what is it because
1:37:11
it's already embedded. So, Exactly. So,
1:37:13
what is it? But, Claude and then ask, is
1:37:16
it all right?
1:37:17
So, it's quite easy then. Exactly. The
1:37:19
problem you need to understand is every
1:37:21
AI is um
1:37:23
uh
1:37:24
in a way political.
1:37:26
Uh
1:37:27
for example, I made a crazy conference
1:37:29
last year in Morocco, in Casablanca, and
1:37:31
it was crazy. I put I asked question
1:37:34
about Palestina
1:37:36
in ChatGPT,
1:37:38
so US,
1:37:40
Mistral from France, and Deep Seek from
1:37:42
China. Okay? I asked the same question
1:37:44
to the three.
1:37:46
What happened now in Palestine and is it
1:37:48
true or not? Just this fact.
1:37:51
ChatGPT respond,
1:37:53
uh you know, blah blah blah, yeah, it's
1:37:55
not good, but we try to do something. An
1:37:58
American way of thinking.
1:38:00
Mistral very nice because Mistral was
1:38:02
trained on French and Arabic
1:38:05
content. So, it respond very different.
1:38:08
This is very bad what happened right
1:38:09
now.
1:38:10
And DeepMind say, I don't speak about
1:38:13
politics.
1:38:14
>> [laughter]
1:38:17
>> You know. So, it means every AI is
1:38:20
oriented by the creators of AI.
1:38:23
Never forget that.
1:38:25
Where AI come from? Sorry.
1:38:37
Yeah.
1:38:45
Mhm. I have a question.
1:38:46
How long you use YouTube uh Google?
1:38:50
Uh oh, how many years? Yeah. A few.
1:38:53
Tell me your number. Even if it's off.
1:38:56
At minimum 10 years. 20. 20.
1:38:59
Okay. So, I tell you you already give
1:39:01
everything to Google, to Facebook, to
1:39:03
Meta, to Twitter, to whatever.
1:39:06
>> [laughter]
1:39:07
>> Google knows your research in 20 years.
1:39:10
Your Gmail, your emails.
1:39:13
Your agenda.
1:39:14
Your ways of
1:39:16
Google Maps.
1:39:17
Your YouTube.
1:39:20
Uh I cannot stop. It It will continue
1:39:22
like
1:39:24
1 year, okay? So, they already know
1:39:26
everything about you. Don't worry.
1:39:29
So, two solution, you accept it or you
1:39:32
fight it.
1:39:37
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, every
1:39:38
information.
1:39:44
And I will tell you something. The There
1:39:46
is one example very interesting to study
1:39:48
is China. Why? China they say it's very
1:39:51
simple. We don't care about that. Okay?
1:39:55
Uh
1:39:56
you follow the rules or you will have a
1:39:58
trouble. You will have a bad notes, a
1:40:00
bad rating.
1:40:02
So you need to use WeChat, you need to
1:40:04
use Alipay, you need to use all the
1:40:06
tools from China China. Because they
1:40:08
don't use Google, they don't use
1:40:09
WhatsApp, they don't use all the we
1:40:11
use here in Europe. They don't care.
1:40:13
They use one app, WeChat, and they can
1:40:15
do whatever they want in this specific
1:40:17
app. And recently, you know what they
1:40:19
did last night? They put an AI agent on
1:40:22
it. So China people can literally say,
1:40:25
"Okay, could I need an appointment?
1:40:27
Please do it for me."
1:40:28
in a doctor.
1:40:30
Boom, start 2 minutes, c'est fini, done.
1:40:33
You have an appointment automatic.
1:40:35
Uh
1:40:36
why? Because Chinese people they say,
1:40:38
"Okay, we are okay to give all the datas
1:40:40
to the government and to the companies
1:40:42
because we have good results in return.
1:40:45
We have good services, the company the
1:40:47
company Yeah, it's a company. The
1:40:49
country works well, we make a lot of
1:40:51
money, it's cool. So we accept the
1:40:54
counter part giving all your data."
1:40:57
And in Europe and US and everywhere else
1:40:59
in the world is different. We say, "Mhm,
1:41:01
yeah, we want to give By the way, we
1:41:03
already give everything." As I told you.
1:41:06
Facebook, Meta, Twitter, Google, they
1:41:09
are gigantic. They have all your datas,
1:41:10
they know exactly. Why do you think
1:41:13
they give you the good
1:41:16
publicity, the good commercial every
1:41:17
time? Because they know you perfectly.
1:41:19
They don't listen to you. People think
1:41:21
that
1:41:22
Google listen to you. They don't listen
1:41:23
to you. They don't need to. They know
1:41:25
everything about you already. So they
1:41:27
know what you will do in the future.
1:41:29
So yeah,
1:41:30
uh this is the
1:41:32
Okay? Yeah, maybe continue. I just see
1:41:34
what we actually have an AI on this
1:41:35
alive
1:41:36
questions. So I will press space and
1:41:39
Oh, nice. Oh,
1:41:41
Something that circles on the way.
1:41:44
Nice. Okay, so the one piece of content
1:41:46
we create
1:41:48
with AI this week is
1:41:50
balance between social media video
1:41:52
creation for the content
1:41:53
okay.
1:41:54
Nice. Well done guys.
1:41:56
I I want to see the
1:41:58
Yes.
1:42:00
>> [laughter]
1:42:00
>> Okay, so now
1:42:02
to summarize everything up, this is what
1:42:04
we talked about today.
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You can use to a little little love flex
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click flex builder. You can use these
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links if you want to try.
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Again, I'm on Bali. My business talk is
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yb.digital or go on Instagram uh
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and YouTube. Uh Remy is a good guy on uh
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Instagram only or I don't know. You can
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find my name everywhere. And this was
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organized by Bali Networking Hub. You
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can Thank you guys. INSTAGRAM AND
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FACEBOOK.
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SO
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UH YEAH, THANK YOU
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THANK YOU ALL FOR FOR JOINING.
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Um first of all, thanks to
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Alexa Golden Wings because they're
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they're very huge.
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Thank you guys.
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You're the best.
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>> [laughter]
1:42:51
>> Don't forget to
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Hey.
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Berapa berapa?
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Yes.
1:43:04
Thank you for the ticket. means thank
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you all Bali Networking Hub for
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organizing all this. Thank you all for
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being here tonight and online if there's
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anyone online.
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Thank you guys.
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Yes.
1:43:17
AND NOW THE SURPRISE.
1:43:22
TELL THE TRUTH. TELL THE TRUTH. YOU
1:43:23
forgot about the surprise.
1:43:26
Who remembers there is a surprise?
1:43:30
So, this
1:43:32
I hope it works. I hope it work. I think
1:43:34
[laughter] it work.
1:43:36
So, during all this discussion, guys,
1:43:39
please
1:43:41
during all this discussion, I have a
1:43:43
tool register record everything.
1:43:46
Don't worry, it's not the FBI or CIA.
1:43:49
It's only
1:43:51
There is an AI called Grain It's totally
1:43:53
free from France.
1:43:55
Thank you.
1:43:57
Uh they're very nice. They're free, by
1:43:59
the way. You can use it for free now
1:44:01
until they become very big and they will
1:44:03
ask you a lot of money because they're
1:44:04
very cool.
1:44:06
This app is crazy. Grain AI I will show
1:44:08
all the information. This is Grain.
1:44:10
the logo
1:44:12
So, this thing just record everything we
1:44:15
did tonight.
1:44:17
And she did three things.
1:44:20
She will give me by email automatically
1:44:22
what happened tonight, the good thing,
1:44:24
the bad thing, the reaction. She can
1:44:27
read under the lines. So, she can say,
1:44:30
"Mhm, this guy say something, but you
1:44:32
understand something else. Be careful
1:44:34
next time."
1:44:36
It's good. It's very good.
1:44:38
The second thing is she will give you
1:44:41
the to-do list. Okay, with what happened
1:44:43
tonight, you need to do these three
1:44:45
actions to make business.
1:44:47
Okay? So, be careful. We follow you.
1:44:50
>> [laughter]
1:44:51
>> And the third thing is This is crazy.
1:44:53
You can talk with her about all the
1:44:56
meetings you did in your life because
1:44:58
this thing, every time I have a meeting
1:45:00
I record. I ask the guy, of course, with
1:45:03
me or the girl, "Can I record? Are you
1:45:05
okay for that?" I ask, "No, no. I
1:45:07
respect the people. I don't like to
1:45:09
>> [laughter]
1:45:09
>> It's not good. We already have a crazy
1:45:11
life. I need to respect."
1:45:12
So, this is generating It's more than 2
1:45:14
hours, close to 2 hours, so it's very
1:45:16
long. But I will share with you guys
1:45:19
what she did, if you're interested. And
1:45:22
you will see it's crazy cool.
1:45:25
Voilà. So, this tool is crazy and it's
1:45:27
connected to your Google agenda. So
1:45:29
every time I have a call
1:45:31
I click a button to record.
1:45:33
It can be on Google Meet, Skype, it can
1:45:35
be here together.
1:45:37
I have a meeting with someone. So I
1:45:39
never forget anything I talked with
1:45:41
someone in business.
1:45:43
This is crazy cool. And you have like
1:45:47
100 hours for free per month or
1:45:49
something like that. This is crazy. It
1:45:50
will not stay free very long.
1:45:52
>> [laughter]
1:45:53
>> They're crazy cool. What happens for the
1:45:55
surprise? So I will send you this for
1:45:57
free. Thank you.
1:45:59
Thank you.
1:46:03
>> [laughter]
1:46:03
>> Okay.
1:46:04
Thanks for all and
1:46:05
Thanks for being
1:46:13
Yes. Everything [laughter] is on the
1:46:14
system, right?
1:46:17
Oh, yes.
1:46:18
We cannot talk about it.
1:46:19
Can we? I don't know.
1:46:22
Can we? No.
1:46:24
No. Sorry. I don't know what the
1:46:25
surprise is.
1:46:32
Yeah, we do. I didn't I didn't ask
1:46:34
anything. Yeah, I don't know what it
1:46:39
Okay. So now do we have a Do we go up
1:46:41
after? YEAH. YEAH.
1:46:43
GUYS, PLEASE COME AND STAY THERE WITH
1:46:45
SOMETHING MORE.
1:46:48
THE PARTY, the lucky
1:46:50
Right?
1:46:50
Okay.
1:46:53
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I like this. Billy,
1:46:55
Billy.
1:46:56
Oh, I don't know what to do with Billy,
1:46:57
but Okay, thanks everyone. Thank you
1:46:59
everybody. You're the best.
1:47:05
I will go.
1:47:09
So so
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