§ 01 · The Hook
The bait, then the rug-pull.
Fifteen seconds before going live, Nicky Saunders is checking her camera, her notes, and her hat. Then two hours and twenty-four minutes of live television about the question every creator is quietly asking themselves: how much of this can actually be AI?
Where the time goes.
00:00 – 06:50
01 · Welcome and AI slop framing
Show setup, impromptu Kit email send during the live, agenda for the night
07:02 – 15:03
02 · AI slop: the numbers
Channels with 89-104M views and $4.25M earnings; most subscribed AI slop channels
15:03 – 18:48
03 · Platform crackdowns
YouTube deletions; LinkedIn limiting AI content reach; the policy contradiction
18:49 – 23:41
04 · Creator example: human plus AI blend
Emily animated explainer videos: real voice, AI visuals, the right blend
23:41 – 37:06
05 · AI avatar disclosure debate
Full AI avatar personal brands; should you disclose; long-term brand trust vs short-term scale
37:06 – 40:15
06 · Meta AI labels and YouTube disclosure
Meta AI info tag under posts; YouTube altered-content disclosure checkbox on upload
40:15 – 42:27
07 · Live caller: Alex
Data privacy concerns and setting rails on AI usage
42:27 – 50:17
08 · Live caller: Jeff
Community manager perspective; human element; discernment falls on users too
50:17 – 54:12
09 · Live caller: Dawn
AI governance practitioner; alltechishuman.org; human-centered AI
54:12 – 61:35
10 · Live caller: Isaiah
What people say vs what they do; product delivery is the real trust test
61:35 – 72:27
11 · Live caller: E
YouTube banning AI channels same week Google launched AI video tools; conspiracy angle
72:27 – 74:09
12 · Lions Behavior plug and transition
QR code shown; community features teased
74:09 – 77:26
13 · Spotify AI podcast feature overview
GitHub MCP for personal podcasts; premium users only; private for now
77:26 – 85:28
14 · Live demo: Claude Code and ElevenLabs
Built a 25-min custom-voiced podcast from a YouTube live URL; voice ID setup; full workflow shown
85:29 – 97:14
15 · MCPs explained and Substack plug
MCP as USB connector concept; Substack writing challenge; Lions Behavior member film essay showcase
97:14 – 115:57
16 · Live demo: Poppy AI carousels
Built a 7-slide Instagram carousel from a video link; diversity prompt update; partial failure on slides 4 and 8
115:57 – 125:00
17 · Gemini app redesign and avatar feature
New Gemini UI with daily briefs, NotebookLM, avatar tab; host creates her avatar
125:00 – 128:15
18 · AI models as rappers reaction
Drake is ChatGPT, Kendrick is Claude, Kanye is Grok debate with chat
128:15 – 132:36
19 · Knicks avatar video generated live
Prompted Gemini to place her avatar at MSG during Knicks celebration; played back live
132:36 – 135:46
20 · Meta Forum app
Reddit competitor; number 67 in App Store on launch day; Facebook Groups with dedicated UX
135:46 – 144:51
21 · Outro and 59K push
Recap of all topics; Lions Behavior CTA; share ask; approaching 59K subscribers
What stood out in real time.
10:27revealHighest-earning AI slop channel made $4,250,000 before deletion
27:46revealService demo: 100% AI avatar personal brand built from a single selfie, never filmed once
29:34revealSide-by-side test: audience cannot correctly identify real vs AI video in two of three trials
65:00energy_peakCaller E: Google banning AI channels the week they launched AI creation tools could be anti-competitive market clearing
84:30revealHost plays back the first AI podcast built from her YouTube live using her ElevenLabs cloned voice and LB character voice
107:24energy_peakPoppy AI successfully completes a 7-slide Instagram carousel from a video URL; host goes visibly excited about carousel workflow potential
128:15revealGemini generates an avatar video of the host at MSG during Knicks celebration; played back live in session
132:36announcementMeta Forum app already in App Store at number 67 on launch day
Lines you could clip.
18:19
"Give a tool or an idea to a marketer and they are going to ruin it."
09:18
"There is a difference between AI content and AI slop."
58:37
"What people say they will do, and then there is what they actually do."
68:49
"If something literally that you are trying to do does not keep you awake, find something that does."
70:57
"Between us all, we got this whole damn highway. Let us run it."
Word for word.
HOOK opening / re-engagementCTA the pitch
01:06HOOKThey deleted some channels. We gotta talk about that. Spotify did some things that will allow you to create an AI
01:26HOOKto some creator economy things. How do we mix AI with our personal brand and our brand in general? There's a lot of things we've gotta talk about.
02:44HOOKlet's say, a special live on Tuesday because Google IO came out. Well, Google IO happened and there was a lot of updates.
02:59HOOKBut let's just get into it because I have a lot to talk about. I got a lot to talk about. My mom is in the building.
03:49HOOKwill go and watch and read and all of that amazing stuff. For me, that's my email list. Shout out to everybody who's part of the Content Corner newsletter.
06:22HOOKI seen that and go a, you know, don't shy away from money. I don't shy away showing y'all how much I make. Y'all know that.
07:02honest conversation. Honest conversation.
07:08Who watches the supposedly
07:12AI slop? Who watches that?
07:18I'm new new. Come on.
07:22I see you. I see you. Shout out to the new people.
07:26I always appreciate the new people. Who who has watched?
07:30I know personally personally, I have.
07:35Okay? Personally, I have.
07:39I have been caught up in those fruit soap operas. They are my favorites.
07:46The storytelling is great. I don't care what anybody says. Okay?
07:51I don't care what anybody says. That that's for me. For me.
07:58Now you may be like, some are really good. Okay?
08:03Some are really good. Now what I do wanna say
08:08is not everything is AI slopping.
08:13We have to really stop with that narrative. Okay? We really have to stop with that narrative.
08:21Why? Because majority of
08:25these platforms are encouraging
08:29you to use AI. So even back in in January,
08:36YouTube talked about AI slop. Right?
08:40Where it talks about the rise of AI has raised concern about low quality content aka AI slop. Right?
08:53Google last week announced that every picture, every video will now have some type of watermark to indicate
09:03that this is created by AI. OpenAI is has a like a a low key watermark that if you post it, it shows AI.
09:15And so
09:18there's a difference between AI content and AI slop. AI slop is what people are seeing.
09:26I'll show you a good example. This one. Okay?
09:32This is what people consider AI slop.
09:38But AI Slop got 3,000,000 subscribers. Bruh. K.
09:44I mean, let's go to the most popular one. A 104,000,000
09:51views. 89,000,000 views.
09:5789. Which would make me be like, what am I doing wrong?
10:02Bruh. What am I doing wrong?
10:08And then I see this, the highest earning AI slop, which is that channel that I showed you. This is supposedly
10:18based out of India, makes sense, has earned over $4,250,000 to date.
10:28Bruh.
10:32Let me repeat that again. $4,250,000.
10:42Wild. Now if I go back to here, this is shows the most subscribed
10:49AI slop YouTube channels. Okay?
10:53Now, goats of football I saw. Actually, let's go let's go to goats of football.
11:01Because I wanna show well, let's let's look at let's look at this.
11:07Hold on.
11:11Wait. What happened?
11:22can't. I can't. I
11:26can't. I I can't. I can't.
11:28Can't. I
11:32can't. Can't. Let's let's see the monkey going
11:36to jail.
11:40You gonna play?
11:46I'm I'm so confused. I'm so confused.
11:58I'm so I'm so confused.
12:04Oh my god. Okay. Let's go to goats of what was it?
12:07Goats of football.
12:11Jeff, what up? I see you in the building. Let yeah.
12:15Let's go to go to football. Follow follow me with I just wanna show you what they what they deem as AI slap and what most of us
12:27consider AI slap. Okay? What is it?
12:30Goats? Let me see. Goats of football.
12:36Alright. So goats of football got 4,520,000
12:42subscribers. Bro.
12:48Main. Okay. Uh,
12:53and it's only short, no long form. The most popular one got
13:0018,000,018 views, 15,000,000 views, 13,000,000 views, 11,000,000 views,
13:11and made a AI situation of mister Beast and Ronaldo?
13:18Really?
13:30So
13:35we need to start making anything in other languages.
13:41Hear me. What am I watching? What is happening?
13:47What is happening? Okay. So
13:51maybe maybe another one. What is
13:55oh, man.
14:11Oh, this this is could be for all ages.
14:16I can see why this is gonna work. I can see why this works. You know what mean?
14:22I I can see why this works. Start making Spanish and Indian content.
14:30Bruh.
14:35Oh my god. Oh my god. However,
14:39however, here's something that I want you all to see. Because it's like, okay, so now is
14:47our world gonna be flooded with this. There are certain channels that are going crazy. Our is our is
14:56our timeline, is our feeds going to be taken over by this. Right?
15:03Now, supposedly, YouTube put this out in in January where it's like to reduce the spread of low quality AI content, we're actively building on our established systems
15:15that have been successfully successful in combating spam and clickbait and reducing the spread of low quality repetitive content, except for those that are still alive.
15:28However, there are some on this list that actually got deleted. Okay?
15:36So this one right here let me see if I could make this. This one right here was doing
15:43like Dragon Ball Z videos. Right?
15:48They just made their own version of Dragon Ball Z. That one
15:54got deleted. This one was doing weird
16:00videos about the Bible and Jesus. And that got deleted.
16:08And there was a few others that had gotten affected, and I was doing some research, that got affected
16:16or deleted. Right? So,
16:19like, the Super Cat League, which I yeah.
16:23The Super Cat League that had 4,210,000 got wiped out.
16:31The other one got 5.95, 5.87, 1,700,000,
16:411.6. So they're starting to get rid
16:46of some AI slop. Right?
16:51Now the other thing that I saw was LinkedIn
16:58wanting to limit the reach of AI generated content,
17:04which we're about to see a whole shift in LinkedIn if this is true. Because
17:11the only thing on LinkedIn at this moment is AI content. Everybody is killing it on LinkedIn because they're able to create these long post,
17:22all AI generated. So but at the same time
17:30see, this is the the the weird part. The company is implementing measures to limit the rise of AI slop while simultaneously
17:38rolling out more ways to incorporate the tech.
17:43And this is where I have a problem. Shout out to Janita. I see you.
17:49This is the problem. Because how do you encourage
17:55and see that AI is going to be needed,
18:02but how do you reduce it being abused? Now,
18:08I always say and and it's always in in the industry, give a tool or an idea to a marketer and they are going to ruin it. Right?
18:19Meaning,
18:22once people figured out how to make money with this, once people figured out how to scale it, it is going to get crazy.
18:32Right? It is going to get crazy.
18:38The question for us is more of how do we balance it?
18:45How do we balance it? Now I saw this. Let me see if I could pull it up.
18:51I saw this creator who I think is using AI
18:56perfectly. Right? Perfectly.
19:01Let me get her. I'm a show you it. And I want and I want your
19:05your take on it. I guess, like, Emily here we go.
19:12Boop.
19:15This is good information. You sure write AI saturated in LinkedIn. Oh, come on.
19:21You can't be on LinkedIn. Like, every four
19:25like, out of five posts, four posts is AI generated. This is a fact.
19:32So this is Emily. Right?
19:37And I like her content because it shows a blend of how am I human,
19:45but how am I also integrating AI? Right?
19:49So here we go. Like, check this out.
19:55Visual intelligence, and most people only know of level one, the large language model. This is ChaChaBt, Gemini, Claude.
20:02You ask, it answers. Most people think this is AI, but in reality, this is just the foundation. The next stage is where things get interesting.
20:09This is where you can give AI a job. Not answer this question, but go do this thing for me. This is agentic AI, and this is where we are right now.
20:19But now imagine that it's not one agent, but 20. One researches, one writes, another publishes. They delegate to each other, and there's no human involved at all.
20:27Infrastructure for this technology is being laid right now. Then there's the big one, AGI or artificial general intelligence.
20:35This is essentially what everyone's racing to achieve. Okay. Real quick.
20:40Just I wanted to to show you and I'll share I'll share this post so you can follow her because y'all know I love sharing really dope people. So
20:52as you saw, that is her speaking, but everything else,
20:58even the hand moving to to the triangle can't even speak, is is AI.
21:07That, I believe, is a really dope creative way of using AI
21:13to create content and scale. However,
21:20this still takes a lot of time. This takes a bit of time to do because you're thinking about it like
21:28scene by scene that you're showing that you have to create the picture, you have to get the rendering right, then you have to animate it, you're creating the video, and you're then editing to make it, you know,
21:44to to make it a full video. So we're we're looking at,
21:50okay, AI is supposed to save us time, and it does. But at the same time,
21:58those who want to stand out is still taking really good amount of time to craft
22:06really good content,
22:10a really good experience. So let's let's see the rest of it. But the fascinating part is that experts can't even agree on whether or not we have already reached it.
22:21This is when AI can match or exceed human cognition. It can reason like a scientist, create like an artist, strategize strategize like like a a CEO, CEO, but not because it was trained to do so, because it learned it on its own. And the final stage is super intelligence,
22:36the AI that surpasses human intelligence. It doesn't need our help. Just so you know what the last stage is, but
22:44it gives when using AI, think of it in a sense of what is going to allow me to have a good experience.
22:54Now
22:58my question actually, I'll go. I would love
23:04to and I may let me know who wants to get on the live to talk about this.
23:10Because I may give y'all the link to jump on on the live. But I I dropped this earlier, and I wanted y'all take on this.
23:21Has anyone tried since the agent? No. I think we looked over it
23:28and it was cool, but like, you could do that with clogged code.
23:37So this is what I posted earlier. It's getting really scary out here.
23:43Like, we are starting to get to a point where we can't detect what is AI and what's not. And some of these platforms are not allowing us to know or label that correctly. So my question to you today that I wanna talk about on the live is if you found out that your favorite influencer,
24:01your favorite brand, whatever is all AI. What would you do?
24:06Would you unfollow them? Does it not matter? Will you follow them, but you won't buy from them?
24:12Like, let me know in the comments. And like I said, I'm gonna go on live. I wanna have this conversation.
24:16I may bring on some And then real quick, because y'all know sometimes I have time, sometimes I don't.
24:25Look at me. You're walking in a fake background right now. I'm
24:30little tired of all this fake stuff.
24:42How's this fake? How?
24:51Bruh. Please stop playing with me, especially when I have some time.
24:59I didn't actually really have time. This was, like, two minutes before the live, but don't do that.
25:06Please stop.
25:10It was the fake frog mic. Don't hey.
25:15It's right here. It ain't fake. We got the mic right there.
25:20Don't play with me. I
25:26am unafraid of addressing any type of doubt in my life.
25:36Come on. Stop playing with me. Stop.
25:42Every now and then, we gotta come down.
25:48Yo. Yo. I'm just
25:52don't make me get off this treadmill. Are you filming me? Like,
25:56I'm sorry I'm trying to stay fit. I'm sorry. Claude Co.
26:02Got me little chubby nowadays. Sorry that I wanted to do live
26:07on a walking pad. Boy, if you don't get off my line, what if what Bruh.
26:18Anyways anyways, I wanted
26:23so here's here's why I wanted to bring that up. Here's what I wanted to bring that up.
26:30We found a shout out to the people who are like Nikki. Is this real? Is this fake?
26:37Like, what are we doing? So
26:42let me find it. Let me find it for y'all. There's this guy who
26:47and there's a lot of services like this. I was talking about, yo,
26:54we will create the AI avatar for you and you can scale
27:02your brand. Right? I'm not I don't knock
27:07nobody's hustle. I don't knock nobody's
27:11hustle. Right? However,
27:14I did get caught looking at this. So so so
27:20check this out. This is how good it's getting. This is how good it's getting.
27:24So
27:32Much of your content is AI. A 100% of it. That's crazy.
27:37And everything was created with just selfie. Never filmed myself. Okay.
27:46I'm probably gonna get demonetized. Please hit that super chat and or at least share this with somebody because I know off of that, I'm gonna get demonetized.
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28:21So and then I saw this one and I know
28:26that like A 400 k dollars per month wanna hit $1,000,000. Super good.
28:31How much do you spend on ads? It's all organic, and I post three times per month. You serious?
28:36Dead fucking serious. Why three per month? Why not more?
28:39Posting 10 x times more wouldn't increase your leads? I mean, it depends on the quality of the content. I wanna have the best quality, uh, in every single video.
28:45Okay. Yeah. I mean, how confident are you that you or your team can come up with winning ideas and solid scripts?
28:51We're the best in the world, could have ideas, scripts, edits ready, but I would be the bottleneck. I cannot record 30 videos per month. I don't have time.
28:58So that's it. Time is the problem. Seems like you just need a system that lets you post more without you being involved.
29:03Same way you outsourced editing, you can do the same with recording. Yeah. That'll be nice, but it's impossible to outsource filming.
29:09Uh, I mean, you sure? Everything here is AI, and we never spoke for real. What a fuck?
29:14How did you fucking bid this? Just comment the word Sorry for the the the cursing.
29:21However, there are people that are
29:25literally selling these types of services. This was really good to me.
29:33Video a or video b? B? False.
29:36It's a. Let's do another one. Video a or video b?
29:38I'm thinking b. Wrong again. It's a.
29:40Last one. Video a or video b? Definitely a.
29:43You lost. A is real, b is AI. So the question,
29:48and I'm gonna and I'm gonna put the the poll up for this one. And
29:54type in me if you want to jump on the live to kind of talk about this out. I would love to get some of y'all
30:03on this, but hold up.
30:09Are you trusting AI influencers
30:14and content?
30:19So
30:22here we go. I put that up. Now,
30:27the the reason why I wanted to show that, not necessarily hating.
30:34Y'all know I'm not about that.
30:37But there are some people there are some people
30:42that we are watching right now that is purely an AI avatar
30:49and they're not disclosing that as an AI avatar. Do you
30:57does that create distrust? Do you not care?
31:05Do you care to an extent? Right? I think if the message is good,
31:13I I would watch it. Right?
31:17Now, would I buy is the question. That that is where it goes, but I think content is content. I think
31:27we're looking at who could do the best storytelling because like we saw the mix of human and
31:35an AI is really dope to see. These AI I will say this, these AI
31:45avatars are getting so good, so so good that
31:52it's going to be hard to see and and pick out, yo, this is pretty good. This is sucks.
32:00Like, no, that's the AI avatar. I'll give you an example. Right?
32:04I truly believe if it's just a full blown personal brand, full blown personal brand, I do believe there needs to be a level of transparency.
32:15Now, a, get your money, boo boo.
32:21I ain't mad if you wanna play that game, go ahead.
32:29What I do feel is that it will it will hurt trust. And
32:37I think when you're I think of long term. I think of
32:42big companies, partnerships, things of that nature.
32:46I think that could hurt that. If you're just thinking about how do I make a quick buck real quick, keep the scale going, do the loop,
32:55all good. Say less. If you are if the end result is to sell a offer of how to do the same thing, makes even
33:04best sense.
33:08But if it is just purely that type of content that we just saw, just full blown AI avatar,
33:16you can mistake it as it being real. I think long term, that could be
33:25that could hurt a brand from, like I said, partnerships,
33:30any other level outside of regular social media content. Because when we're building brands, we're not just thinking about, okay, how do I live in this world?
33:40If you do, that's really level one minded. Cool. How do I how would I just get all the views and the engagement in this world?
33:50Cool. Like, could start there, But we're if we're building brands for it to be bigger,
33:57I think we have to make certain like,
34:02do certain things. I I do believe that
34:06you can use AI avatars. I believe for updates,
34:13AI avatars are fire. Real quick updates, real dope b roll, all good.
34:20When it comes to perspectives and having conversations, I still believe that needs to be you.
34:29But if you use AI avatars, I just feel like just disclosing it is fine. I think I think that's just fine.
34:36If you disclose it now, if you just playing, like, yo, this is this is the real me. Hey, man.
34:43Hey, bro. Hey, man. Because
34:47the I will say this, the bigger you grow,
34:53because you will grow, the bigger you grow, there is gonna be somebody who's going to be like, no. This is all fake.
35:00This is all fake.
35:04That could go good. That could go bad. I mean, that go good.
35:08That go bad. Like, I don't mind if it's AI use if is is to close disclose. Exactly.
35:15And let me see if I could find it. So Google
35:22Google is getting better with being intentional with partnering with other AI companies
35:30to disclose a, this is AI. I saw something.
35:38Let me see if I could get it. Let me see if I get it.
35:45Hold up. Let me find it for y'all.
35:54I know Meta is starting to put
35:58AI stuff on it. So let me show you. Boom.
36:02Boom. Boom. Boom.
36:03Boom. It's a nephew. Mhmm.
36:05Hold it. So
36:10comes up? Cool. Alright.
36:14So there's this unk that game. Right? So tell me about yourself.
36:20I'm a strong independent woman. I cover my own bills, buy my own clothes. I don't need no man paying paying for me.
36:25So what can you do for me? Well, that makes it easy.
36:29Separate checks for me and that strong lady over there, please. Of course, sir. So tell me about yourself.
36:35I'm a strong Well, damn. Brad.
36:41This AI content is good, though. This AI content is good. And shout out to everybody who's who's blowing up the chat about this convo.
36:52And like I said, type in me if you wanna jump on the live. Maybe I missed it, but jump type in me if you wanna jump on the live. I'll give y'all the link.
37:03But if you see so though that was AI, you see right there where it says AI
37:13info underneath one day ago. So Meta is getting really good
37:19at identifying what is AI even though we know that's
37:25we know that. You feel me? So
37:29oh, some of y'all really do. Come on. Hold on.
37:32Let me give you all the link. Here.
37:37Click on that real quick. I'll pin it. I'll pin it.
37:42We'll do one by one. We'll do one by one. But
37:49see who wants to come through. But
37:54yeah. I I I know Meta is getting better with come on.
38:01Where's my now my phone wanna. My phone was like, no. We are not promoting this.
38:06Hear me? We're not promoting this. You are not showing this.
38:10But I I will say we're getting to a point where it's it's gonna get identified
38:18more and more. So if people are not going to
38:23say, hey, this is AI, then
38:29Meadow is going to do it. I know YouTube has this like
38:35click it if it is AI, but I don't know if they really push that. So like, I could show you
38:45from the back end how YouTube has it.
38:51Hold on. Let's oh, Alex wants to come through.
38:57I got you, Hold on. I got you, Alex.
39:02Give me a second. Let me show them.
39:11We got right here.
39:15Give me why is it not letting me be great? Uh-oh.
39:20There we go. Okay. No.
39:28Why is it hold up. Come on, tech issues.
39:34There we go. Okay. So
39:37on the back end of in the back end of
39:42of YouTube, it has it right here, like altered
39:46content. Do you have any following description?
39:50Like, make a real person appear to say or do something that they didn't say or do. So you have the ability to say yes or no. I don't know how many people use that.
40:00I I don't. But let's see let's see what the people are saying.
40:05Hold on. Let me get let me get Alex in the building. Hold on.
40:11Let's see what she has to say. Let me see if it comes up. Hey, Alex.
40:17Hey. How are you? Oh,
40:21we got a few people. Doing okay. You doing okay?
40:25Doing okay. Yep. Out with the dog.
40:28Come on. Alright. Talk talk to me talk to me about what you think about this situation.
40:34Well,
40:36I think AI is a tool,
40:42and people need to understand how to use it. I'd like to be able to use it as an agent.
40:50I haven't figured that out yet. Mhmm. But then I'm concerned about
40:57the platforms that actually have it and what they're doing with our information because we are putting a lot of information in it. Mhmm.
41:07And that's that's one thing that does concern me. That that is that is the truth. I when you write, you write.
41:16When you write, you write. So what can what can people do
41:21to what do you feel would make this whole AI content situation safer?
41:32Well, something that I haven't done, which I have been meaning to do, is to put some rails around my information in the
41:43in the AI. I haven't done that yet, and I I need to do it. But I think, you know, if if we if we can say, like, you know, keep it
41:55to ourselves to some extent that Mhmm. My information is not out there for everybody else's views, there's that.
42:06I love it. I love it. Thanks, Alex.
42:10Thank you. Appreciate you. Shout out to Alex.
42:14Appreciate you more. Alex is so dope. Shout out shout out to LB.
42:19Shout out to LB, man. Let me get let me get Jeff up here. I see Jeff in the building.
42:26Let me see if I get him real quick.
42:31Come on, buddy. Come on. Yo.
42:34What's what's going on? Who's vibing? My among in the building.
42:39I see you. I see you. Come on.
42:42Talk to talk to me about about your views with this AI content influencers. Talk to me about it.
42:49Yeah. Well well, first and foremost, let me just say how much I appreciate what it is that you're doing. Uh, I've been working as a community manager for the past fifteen years, mostly in the tech space, you know, at the enterprise level, very corporate environments.
43:05And I just started my first business, uh, two years ago. So still very early in my journey, and I and I started by just observing
43:13the landscape, right, and taking a look at at how creator led community builders
43:20have been creating you know, approaching their the strategy towards their funnels and how they market towards towards their potential clients and whatnot, and I finally found the person that I've been looking for.
43:35You know? Okay. Because
43:37in addition to you being a plethora of knowledge in in the space, you know, it's it's so refreshing and just
43:48gosh. I I I don't wanna, like, sound, like, exaggerating, but it's like a godsend to find somebody that looks like me, you know, who's doing this in a way that's so authentic
43:58and just right up my alley in terms of of of where I'm at. You know?
44:05Yeah. The solopreneur who doesn't wanna get burnt out. You know?
44:09So thank you. Of course.
44:13Of course. Yeah. And as
44:15far as the AI stuff, man, you know, like, we already talked about the fact that the human element is needed. Mhmm. You know?
44:23And then and, I mean, to to talk to the to the question you just asked the the previous caller about,
44:31you know, guardrails. You know, there's you know, look towards the people who have been investing
44:38time in this space to begin with. Like, there's that gentleman who was in the the documentary, the Netflix doc documentary, the social dilemma,
44:46right, who's part of the, like, the the institute for human centric,
44:52you know, AI. I forget his name. But, you know, he's like a ginger dude.
44:57Don't know. I know what you're talking about. There's
45:00yeah. So there's there's him, and then there's, you know, organizations that are focused on
45:07approaching AI and and where we're headed in a conscious kinda way. Mhmm.
45:14You know? I'm I was just trying to look up one on LinkedIn right now because I think I've I heard of this organization called Mighty Humans.
45:23Marty, hold on. Give me one second. Let me pull this up.
45:27Because
45:30one of my colleagues recently joined this this organization, and I'm about to follow his lead because
45:39this seems like a dope thing. Okay. So Mighty Humans
45:44is, okay, an unclaimed page on LinkedIn apparently, but they still got people signing up for their program and and sharing their badges on LinkedIn as founding members of their community.
45:56Right? So it's mightyhumans.us. Let me drop this in the chat.
46:01Yes. Drop it in the chat.
46:05There we go. What watching the Knicks. Yeah.
46:07I peeped that. I peeped that too. Knicks, you're the Knicks.
46:10Yes. Come on. I know.
46:11I got a beer and everything. Don't mind me. I'm enjoying myself, but the, you know, the Knicks are blowing it out right now.
46:16So I'm like, where is where is it more important for me to be right now? Can't show up and be be president. So,
46:23you know, we're doing it. We're here. Mighty humans okay.
46:26So their landing pages, the mighty humans are coming. The world is changing. Let's rise to meet it together.
46:32Artificial intelligence is transforming how we work, learn, and live. It's exciting. It's powerful.
46:36But the this moment does not belong to machines. It belongs to people. That's their landing page.
46:43Like Mhmm. Sounds pretty dope. Like, it sounds like something I wanna sign up for.
46:47Right? A free global movement providing open AI learning, hands on experiences in your city, and meaningful human connections so more people can build confidence, real skills, and a stronger future together. I'm in.
47:01Right. I like that. Like, these these are the kinds of avenues we have to take as,
47:08you know, things progress. So that way, we're we're taking that approach in in terms of the transparency because, like, we talked about transparency. Not being transparent creates that distrust.
47:19Yeah. That that that's that's my whole thing where it's like, how do how do we make sure
47:27as as brands that we
47:30keep that trust of the audience because that's the only thing that's really going to stand out in this whole AI world. The the creativity is gonna go crazy.
47:41Right? The creativity is gonna go crazy. The content is gonna go crazy.
47:44We're gonna see the most, and I believe we've seen the most content that we've ever seen.
47:49Right? There's more apps in the App Store, in the Google Play Store.
47:53There's more websites we've ever seen. It's it's a great thing, but at the same time, people still need to connect with people.
48:02And Of course. And that still needs a level.
48:13I did why did my phone just wanna connect with me? That was crazy. But
48:19I think you froze for a second for me. Am I back? Am I back?
48:24We good? Yeah. We're yeah.
48:26I I hear you good. I hear you good. The video's moving a little slow, but we're we're getting back there.
48:31Okay. Cool. Cool.
48:32Cool. Cool. Cool.
48:32No. That was me. My my phone wanted to say hello for some reason.
48:35I don't know why. My phone wanted to say hello. But Hey.
48:39It's friendly. The what I'm starting to see is a whole bunch of AI
48:46influencers and people really engaging with it.
48:50Like, like, going back and forth
48:55debating with other people about the conversations that are happening. So I'm like Mhmm. We about to we hitting dangerous That's a slippery slope.
49:04That's a slippery slope because, you know, the challenge is also there's a there's a responsibility and an onus also on the end user to exercise discernment
49:15as they are participating in this. Because if if you don't, otherwise, it's just gonna be another iteration of what we saw on social media.
49:24Where where are we gonna use this technology just to create more memes and and and fuck around, or are we gonna use this to, you know, actually build in places we couldn't build before? That's a fact.
49:35That's a fact. But thank you, Jeff. Come on.
49:38And Or it was more challenging. Yeah. And and keep me updated who's winning with the Knicks, please, while I'm on live.
49:45Like, somebody in the chat, let me know. I'm coming to Lions I'm coming to Lions behavior soon. Very soon.
49:52Alright? Come on. We we we waiting.
49:56We waiting. We waiting. That's it.
49:59That's it, I like it. I'll appreciate you. Shout out to Jeff.
50:04Everybody in lines Likewise. We'll talk soon. Lines and fires in the chat for Jeff.
50:09Come on. This that that was amazing. That was amazing.
50:12Y'all calling in. First off, can we
50:17shout out to y'all for I put a link in and y'all actually joining. Okay? Y'all actually joining joining.
50:24I see Dawn in the building. Let me get her let me get her next. We got a line of people coming.
50:29This is great. I appreciate this. This is wild.
50:33We ain't never done this before. We ain't never done this before. Only only here.
50:38Alright. Let me see if we got we got Don in the building.
50:41Oh, there she is. Come on. Come on.
50:45Hey. What's up, Nikki? How you feeling?
50:49Hey. I'm great. So I had to jump in.
50:51First of all, you're the goat first first and foremost. You are the reason why I am where I am in my business, and I do leverage AI. In fact, three years ago, because that's when we first met,
51:02I started using it because I used to compete with it. And I was like, baby, my brain look. We're not doing all that.
51:07And so, um, exactly what our brother was just talking about with the AI and the governance, I actually started focusing on the governance piece in the business.
51:17So I help enterprise clients,
51:20health care clients, and medium and small businesses understand the value of how to leverage artificial intelligence and keep it human.
51:29Mhmm. So there is a link I'm gonna put in the chat that opens you up to the places he was talking about. We we it's it's it's dope.
51:37And it's called alltechishuman.org, and it's a full ecosystem of people.
51:44I'm right now part of a curated team of women and feminists who are working globally to make sure that AI doesn't become, uh, whitewashed and white male wash and that women have a voice. So you have access to all these different things, multiple generations of people.
52:00You know, I'm a happy Gen X to say, what? What's up? We gave y'all everything.
52:04Right? And that's that's what we get to talk about and explore. Yeah.
52:07So it has been great. And I think we do need to make sure that when we are using AI, we let people know it's AI. And so I've actually been able to leverage it in my business because you taught me how to build my brand,
52:20and I do less work. I I schedule all my I have all my scaffolding of these these tech things that you've taught me over the years. And,
52:29well, I'll go work out and take a nap, and all my stuff is done. I've created two communities, and I finally got to go high level.
52:36So it is dope, but you gotta learn how to do it right. So I trust you, and I trust one other
52:43influencer. The rest trash. Come on.
52:46And say their name. Say their name. They give me a note now.
52:51My heart is crazy. Who? The other one is good?
52:56Yeah. The other the other I I wanna Oh, yeah.
53:00It's first of all, lies behavior. Get with it. Come on.
53:04Let's talk about it. Come on. Talk about it.
53:08Number two is Alicia Lytle and her sister out of Atlanta. Damn right there.
53:14That's that's Come on. Okay?
53:17Come on. Good peoples. Good peoples.
53:20Good peoples. And they're not trying you the thing about you two you three are teachers.
53:25And and on this side, as a creative, you teach creatives how to optimize and maximize themselves without burning out.
53:34So you have the psychology, the neuroscience behind it. So even I tell my clients to come and and whoever's over marketing and branding, I make them come and join your community. I support it.
53:46So that's what I do. That's it. I support it.
53:50I appreciate you, Don. It's always great seeing you. Come on.
53:53Hey. You know, sorry I'm looking crazy, but I'll see y'all soon. Hey.
53:57It it crazy don't mean nothing. Crazy don't mean nothing. You good with me.
54:01You good with me. Come on. Everybody Thank you so much, Nikki.
54:05Of course. Lions and fire's in the chat for Dawn. She's so amazing.
54:10She's so amazing. Y'all really calling. Y'all really calling.
54:15Listen. I got I got two more I think yeah. I got two more people in the queue,
54:22but both of them, I'm excited to talk to. One is is one of my favorite people in the world.
54:28You may have heard his name in some of the videos in on on the lives and everything like that. Y'all may have heard about him.
54:37His name is Isaiah. His his name is Isaiah. He's gonna be really close to the to the camera because he acts like an old man when he gets to
54:48FaceTime and everything like that. It's very funny. So you're gonna see this.
54:53Now he's gonna go back because I already see him in the green room. Alright.
54:59Everybody put lions and fires in the chat for Isaiah because I I would love to have this
55:07oh my god. I'm gonna be right here the whole time.
55:12Please don't. Please don't. Please.
55:14I was like this, and then you started running your mouth. Because first of all, you didn't tell me you had this idea. I I it just happened.
55:23It just happened. Okay? I'm sorry.
55:26I'm sorry. You know how spontaneous I am sometimes? Second
55:30of all, I'm so glad that I I've known you for, like, ten years. You've always been my only AI influencer. I don't trust anybody from Atlanta.
55:39Damn. I'm not I can't do that.
55:43I don't know, so you you have your own hair burns. I don't want I I like people.
55:50You know I mean? I love people. People are so great.
55:54People are so awesome. Oh, jeez. But also, second, I don't know what the prompt question was because I was like, oh, there's a link, and I clicked on it.
56:03Of course, you did. I I so So I wanted I wanted you to AI security
56:10Yes. And our information. Yes.
56:14But what was the actual question question? So the the topic the topic is how do you how do you feel about
56:23now more AI influencers are coming out, more AI content is coming out. Like,
56:30are you if once you notice that it's AI, but you've been following it for a while and they didn't tell you
56:38that it was AI, does that lower your trust? Do you not care?
56:43Do you don't care, but, like, you won't buy from them? Like, what is your take on the whole
56:50how AI content is coming out now?
56:55Initially, I was the first thought that came to my mind is I've never met anybody at HOKA, and I've seen them run AI visuals for their shoes,
57:05and I still bought them because they fit. So part of me is like, okay. You can trick me one time,
57:14but if the product's good, I'm gonna stay there. Okay. Okay.
57:20Jordan shoes have always been uncomfortable, but you have a wall of them. They're uncomfortable for me. A real wall.
57:28You feel me? A real wall. But they've always but that's what I'm saying.
57:33It's I think people are a little bit more they'll say they're more scared or more untrusting than what they are. Mhmm. But there's always that second layer of after they bought
57:44the product or invested into it, it's up to the brand to deliver on the trust of what the either the ad or anything said it was gonna be. I love that.
57:56Okay. So because, like, if I'm an AI influencer and I say, oh, the best Mexican restaurant in Arizona is Taco Bell, people are gonna be like, woah. Okay.
58:04Wait a minute. There's no way. There's no way.
58:08But then now there are restaurants that I've seen out here that put AI campaigns together that are good restaurants. Mhmm. They just may not wanna be in front of camera.
58:19They may not speak well enough English to wanna post their ads out. So I think the the first layer of do I trust a brain or do I will I trust it after I find out?
58:30I don't think people will. People still love the Wizard of Oz. People like to be wined and dined and wooed.
58:37If the AI influencer catches their eye, they're gonna still because there's what people say they'll do, and then there's what they actually do. And I'm looking more at what they actually do now. We've made t shirts look super dope
58:50and not sell any of them.
58:56You when you write, you write. And we've and we've had t shirts that we had the idea on Friday and sold 10 of them on Saturday.
59:05Hey. We're unafraid. You're you're talking about
59:10He made this, by the way. He made this.
59:13Yeah. But that's where but that's where I draw the line to it because then, you know, we can get to the do they have my information, and we know people in cybersecurity,
59:23so it's like, okay, like, what are you really afraid of? Or even if you got, like I don't know. I've never been bothered by either AI or commercials
59:34or movies. Movies aren't real, but we still go watch them. Denzel is not like Denzel was in training day.
59:44He doesn't have multiple wives and that I know of, and he doesn't go to LA and check-in on a regular basis that I know of. You would point out the multiple wives. You would you would do that.
59:55You would do that. Well, watch the movie today.
59:58You you Okay. But, no, that's that's where that's where I sit on it because in
60:03because people will tell me that they are like, oh, won't trust this. I won't trust that. And then I'll watch them get duped by an AI video and love it to death.
60:12And then all of a sudden, they convert, and then they're in the AI cult. Don't be afraid to like what you like. My mom says amen.
60:22Won't you do it? Shout out to mom. Shout out to mom.
60:26Some people could say you should create and live unafraid. I see what you're doing here. I see what you're doing here.
60:36But, no, I'm gonna I'm gonna try to go to the next person. I will I I just so so dope seeing you on TV. That's how I usually watch the show.
60:44You better yourself up. You better clip yourself up.
60:48I didn't say all that. I didn't say all that. Nova, go ahead.
60:51Knock yourself out, big dog. You
60:55Shout out to Nova. Nova's Shout out to Nova. I just could not figure out the cam I think next time I'm I when I get on, I'll try to figure out the camera vibe here.
61:04You probably probably need to make it because it's it's Ecamm, so you probably need to make it Oh my god. The It would have been better on my desk.
61:13Oh, gotcha. Hold on. Hold on.
61:15Hold Hold on. See? Super do.
61:20I see what we did there. Yeah. Well, next time I won't ride my bike and watch the show, I'll just be at my desk.
61:25Be at my desk desk. You'd be at your desk. Alright.
61:28Everybody, lines and fires in the chat for Isaiah. Make sure you hit the like button. He what he said.
61:37What he say.
61:40Alright. And we got one more. We got one more.
61:43I wanna say this next person, it has to be one of the most engaged,
61:50always the first one in the chat. Okay? But also,
61:55like, a great, I would say, soundboard when it comes to this AI stuff
62:02because I'll say something and he'll be like, nah. Have you tried this?
62:06This one sucks. Boom. Boom.
62:08Boom. Like and y'all probably
62:10know who I'm talking about because e is always, like, always engaged here.
62:16Every Monday, he is here. I'm I'm super excited to have this conversation because he's going he he probably gonna go in on this on this topic.
62:26I if he goes in on the chat, it's only right that he goes in on a real conversation. If he doesn't,
62:34if he acts super introverted, I'm I'm out of here. I'm I'm closing out I'm closing out this live.
62:40If he acts super introverted, I'm closing out this live. Okay?
62:44I'll make it work, but I'm closing out this live. Let me let me see let me see what what we got.
62:54Come on. What up? Can
62:57you can you hear me? I can.
63:03Come on. I need you I mean, mute the mute the live. Mute the live.
63:07Let's have this convo. Going in. Can can you hear me?
63:10I can. I have a little echo delay
63:14that's on me. My bad. So
63:23first, let me say, you about to hit 59,000 in about two minutes. Shouts out to you because I remember watching you when you were at 20,000 people.
63:32So Come on. Shout out to you. Um, we gotta meet your friend named Terence.
63:36He used to work in Microsoft. So was like, oh, let me follow this woman. Oh.
63:39Oh, she's dope.
63:44Second, um, there is a scenario in which I think
63:54AI slop some of it is slop and some of it is fun, and some of it is useful.
64:00And that's just facts. It all depends on the content. If it's good, it's good.
64:04If it's not, it's not. I don't think it's logical for
64:09Google and YouTube to just slash some accounts
64:15because it's slopped, especially when some of them have two, three, four, five million followers and people are clearly liking it, which makes no sense to me because then they're cutting off their own cash. You know what I'm saying?
64:26So that makes no sense to me. Although I'm gonna get back to that in a second.
64:30I have three things to say. That's one. The second is, uh, again,
64:34as long as it's good or funny or useful, it's all good.
64:40And sorry for the angle. I threw this together the last minute. I'm normally set up over there, but I'm, like, in the kitchen literally cooking right now, literally cooking.
64:48Mass AI bands that I saw, um, recently,
64:54which is wild to me because is it me? Or did you just go to a conference?
65:01You. Go to a conference in which Google introduced Omni and
65:07Google Flow and Flow tools and has been, you know, running the image industry until about a month and a half ago with Nano Banana.
65:15Um, it leads me to think if the things that they mass ban weren't made by their own tools, and they're trying to emphasize their own stuff. That's a good point.
65:28Conspiracy? Probably. But I'm saying, why would they mass ban people and introduce their own stuff to create AI content at the same time?
65:37I'm just you know, that's where my brain is on. That's such a good point. But a brother's saying.
65:45Yeah.
65:48I don't know. What do you think about that one? I mean, you were sitting there and you were you you with respect, it was a lot of things.
65:53You were like trash, trash, trash. Okay. That one I like.
65:56That one I like. What what do you think about that? I didn't even think about it like that in because
66:02okay. So, of course,
66:05like and and we're seeing it now with the announcement of Omni. They now pushed it to YouTube shorts. So that same way that you can change your background and change certain elements,
66:18you can now do that in YouTube shorts. If the channels that were killing it, of course, were on shorts.
66:25If they're getting banned or completely wiped out in in everything,
66:32could they be not using some other like, whether it's cling or seed dance or whatever other platform or or model, could they be using that?
66:43And if they are, cancel it. But everybody who's using Google joint I
66:49guess I'm I wouldn't be shocked. You know I mean? I don't think it would be fair.
66:56But if that news came out, I'd be like, okay.
67:01YouTube is I'd be interested in seeing the statistics on that because I'm sitting there like, wait. Did I just read in the last twenty four hours that they are banning AI accounts when they just introduced all this AI stuff a week ago. Like like like like you,
67:17and I know you have some type of tool that runs every day and you you see all the headlines. Mhmm. I see the same headlines every day.
67:24Mhmm. And there was the sixteenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth when everybody was trying to predict and seeing some of the leaks what Google was doing.
67:34And it was like a hundred, two hundred, um, headlines to to kinda sorta look through.
67:40And then there was the nineteenth when everything was announced and it jumped to, like, 500 stuff. I was like, what the hell? And, you know, it and it's a different time zone.
67:48I was busy half of the day. I came back and started looking. I was like, oh, wow.
67:51Hold up. Hold up. I was like, woah.
67:53This this is crazy. And now a week and a half later, here we go. Oh, we're banning a bunch of AI AI content sites.
68:03Stop it. I'm like, come on. There there there's
68:06I I'm not saying there's collusion. Mhmm. But
68:11I'm saying, I mean, it it it to me, it looks a bit suspect.
68:17Quick thing of personal a personal, uh, privilege. At 09:02PM Saturday night Mhmm.
68:25I have an epiphany about something I can do with AI, and I haven't been asleep since.
68:30So it's literally been two days because I've been literally hammering this out because it's one of those things where, um, Alex Finn said this once, is absolutely ape shit crazy, but sorry. Curse.
68:41Good curse. But I I just you're good. I ever saw talking about, sorry, about, um, about Open Claw, and I follow him all the time.
68:49If something literally that you're trying to do does not keep you awake, find something that does. If you're not fighting your sleep over it, you ain't got the right passion for it.
68:58And this has literally kept me up for two straight days, and I'm just about done. And I'm trying to push it out about 9AM tomorrow morning, and it's educational.
69:09Got the domain for it, doing Vercel. It's but it's pushed by her, uh, by her me by her means. It's it's it's gonna be a lot of fun to do, and it's meaningful.
69:16So I'm looking forward to push that tomorrow. And one of the people that I definitely need to think about think about that is
69:26Nikki, my big sis, because there are things that you have said since I followed you that maybe go, wait a minute.
69:34I gotta admit, I'm pretty good at this. This lady is better than me,
69:39and I need to listen to her because she she's dope. I am very much looking forward to doing this again with you. I have to bounce because there's something I literally have to publish before 10:30PM,
69:52um, or else it's not gonna propagate overnight, um, so the the website link. But, um, yeah, I I know how the propagation works. I've I've checked in for a long time.
70:02Shout out to everybody in LB that's checking out. Uh, if you were not in LB, I'm I'm blanking on the original name, a bit bigger than deeper than brand, get your behind over there because it's nothing but talent in that group.
70:15And I actually had a offline conversation with coach about this. If 10% of the people that are LB
70:23end up really, really launching what you're doing,
70:27is people of color that can run this thing. And, you know, I ain't got nothing against non people of color, but I'm saying we we need to claim this space, I 100% believe that we can all do this together. I've been watching the DC.
70:42Their contracts have come up that I can't fill, but Mhmm. Hold up. I bet your coach could do this.
70:47Let me call him up real quick. Or I bet, uh, uh, uh, Nikki or or or Cam or or or, you know, whomever. It's all about the network.
70:55It's all about everybody having a lane. But between us all, we got this whole damn highway.
71:02Let's run it.
71:05E, I appreciate you. I gotta bring you back one time for the one time, so you let me know
71:12whatever topic you wanna talk about. Just say, Knicks, get me on. I got you.
71:17I set this up bad. I don't even know where the camera is. You know, we whenever.
71:20Let's let's make this happen. I appreciate your big sis.
71:24Appreciate you. Yo. Everybody in the chat, lions and fires in the chat for e.
71:32When I say a great a great soul, a great mind, shout out to e on that one, especially that last bar.
71:41Like, we we got something special that if everybody actually
71:47did they part, we we could do a takeover. We could do a takeover.
71:53You know I mean? But thank you for for those who came on and had this conversation with me.
71:59I just wanted to see where you guys were at with with just like, yo, how do we feel about
72:08AI content? How do we feel whether
72:12the person is transparent or not? And it's great to hear just different perspectives on it. So
72:20soup super dope. Who is this man? He sounds like he has something good.
72:25He in lion's behavior, though.
72:29And if you're not part of lion's behavior, don't worry. I got you.
72:34I got you. There's a there's a QR code. Wait.
72:36Where is it? Where is it? Right here.
72:38There's a QR code for my TV people. If you on your mobile hold on. I got you.
72:44I got you. I need to give this link to to Isaiah for when I I can't do it.
72:50Somebody always remember this link for me. Hold up. Because Tony ain't here.
72:56I don't know where Tony is. We miss her. Everybody say, we miss Tony.
73:00I mean, we miss Tony. Oh, no. Where is it?
73:04Shoot. Give me a second. Give me a second.
73:08Where's?
73:11Oh, got it. Got it. What does it say?
73:16Boop. Yes, please. I got you.
73:19Right there. Bang.
73:22There is the link to lion's behavior. When I tell you, we try all the AI tools,
73:30all the prompts. We've just become great creators,
73:35entrepreneurs. It's a place to figure out your own system without feeling burned out, without feeling overwhelmed.
73:44It's a great place. It's a great place, man. It's a great place.
73:47But I wanna be next. Won't he do it?
73:56So let's but on the topic of AI content
74:02on the topic of AI content, I saw something that, you know, I wanted to talk about Spotify.
74:11Who type in me. Let me get this poll out of the way.
74:16Type in me if you if you use Spotify.
74:22I mean, I just, uh, me if you use Spotify. Okay.
74:27So there has been this whole thing about Spotify allowing
74:35their paid members to remix
74:41music that's there. And there's been some backlash about it. And
74:48I don't know how I feel about that yet. I'm I'm not really sure. However,
74:53this part also caught my attention where you could create AI generated podcasts
75:01for yourself. And I'm like, what you talking about, Willis? What what are we talking about?
75:09So if you are a premium user of Spotify,
75:17what you can do is use Claude, ChatGPT,
75:22Gemini, whatever your AI of choice from
75:27from a coding standpoint is. You can create personal podcasts and
75:36save it to Spotify. Now, for those people who who make agents,
75:43who make these types of workflows, I'm a give you this page. They give you a
75:50GitHub page for you to install it. Now,
75:55instantly, I thought about, okay.
75:59This would be cool from a workflow standpoint.
76:05Meaning, if I'm doing a morning brief and
76:09I'm on the go, driving to work, driving to wherever I need to go. And
76:18I need to hear my morning brief. I need to hear a summary of this report. Maybe I can get my agent to do it,
76:27send it as a podcast and as I'm driving, play it on my Spotify. That's a possible situation. Now the content creator in me
76:36got a little bit spicy. Got a little bit spicy.
76:43And I'll show you how I did it and what you guys can do because I think this is the GitHub
76:53this is the GitHub page. Now, for those who don't know what this is,
76:59don't worry. I'm going to break it down in a very simple form. Very, very simple form.
77:05Okay? Because I didn't know what GitHub was. I didn't know what all these files were.
77:10I stay away from things I do not create. Okay? And for the most part, I do not
77:16unless it's from Claude, unless it's from major companies. I don't necessarily touch these because it's like other people's files.
77:25Okay? But I had this idea
77:30where how can I take a live that I've done because some people don't want to watch the full two, three hours of a live?
77:44How can I take the live, take the URL,
77:49turn into a script, have me and LB, y'all know my my LB character, talk
77:58about the live, about the content and turn that into a podcast? So here's what it sounds like.
78:08Okay? Here's what it sounds like, and then I'm gonna take you through the process of it. This is probably not what they thought it was supposed to be, but this is what I did with it.
78:20Like Excellent. Once people started watching, they stayed.
78:24The problem was getting them to start. So you had a great video that no one was clicking on.
78:30Right. And it told me exactly why. My opening shot was a screen recording of Claude's interface.
78:36The first thing people saw was a computer screen with text on it. Not a face, not emotion, not anything that makes a human brain go, wait, what's that?
78:46Okay. So is this tool just telling you to be more clickbaity? Because I feel like we've been saying hook, hook, hook for years and at some point, it just becomes noise.
78:54Like, who are these metrics actually for? That's a fair question and I actually thought the same thing. But this
79:03for the first try for the first try, it's not bad.
79:12Now, this is like their way of doing Notebook LM
79:18because I see it in the chat. The the reason why I like it is because I'm able to change it to my voice
79:27and to whatever voice I want to do it in. Now,
79:33the way that I did it was literally having a conversation. Okay?
79:38So I'm gonna take you through what I did. And if anybody wants to
79:44have this, like, go along with it, please do.
79:50This got me thinking about, oh, snap. I could put this in the community.
79:54I could put this as part of my substack podcasting. This may be
80:00this may be this opened up an idea for me. Right?
80:04This opened up an idea for me. So
80:09I put okay. I got I found the GitHub that Spotify dropped,
80:15um, and I believe it'll allow me to create my own audio podcast. If you could look at it, install it, and
80:24I have an idea of what I want to do. Just let let me
80:30I want to use my voice to create the podcast and upload it to Spotify. So it read the files. Right?
80:40We installed it and the thought process was giving it my YouTube link, creating a script from the YouTube link
80:51and having LB's voice and my voice do the podcast,
80:58right? So for that to happen,
81:02I needed to connect 11 Labs. Okay, so we've covered 11 Labs here.
81:08That's the platform that allows you to clone your voice, but also have
81:14over thousands of AI voices. So I had created lb's voice there as well as clone mine. So
81:23it said, okay, we could generate it using the 11 Labs. Can upload it to Spotify and you can listen to it there. So I had to make sure that I had 11 Labs MCP connected.
81:38It did all that. And so then, uh,
81:44I gave it the voice ID of both me and LB
81:50and the link that I wanted to use. Okay. Now I'm showing you this process because
81:56I didn't know what I was doing. I just talked out the idea
82:02with Claude code that I use Claude code for this part And it created the
82:10workflow to do this. So it had transcribed
82:14the YouTube. It had created the script. And
82:20it it made it a ten minutes at first. I said twenty five ten twenty to twenty five. It made that.
82:30We we installed the API key because I had to get spicy with it because I wanted it to sound more like me. Right?
82:40And then it turned into this.
82:44It wasn't just make a thumbnail that pops. It was specific. It told me platforms
82:51reward faces and emotion in the first second. That's how the algorithm works across every major platform. That's not opinion.
83:00Okay, fine. The algorithm is the algorithm. And then it told me how to fix it.
83:08And my idea,
83:12CEO of Cash, what up? I see you new new here. Come on.
83:18New here.
83:22Now from my understanding, this stays private
83:27only for you, which for some, that'd be okay.
83:34For me, I'm already thinking, I don't even think I used it in the way that I that it was intended to.
83:41I think they already had an AI voice ready. You just connect it and it would talk very generic.
83:48But for me, I'm like, if I can customize it with the voices, with the content,
83:57I can now really start building out this world of myself,
84:03have different characters, because everybody knows LB is a is a AI lion
84:10of four lions behavior. Right? I could start building out
84:16l b as one of the supporting characters of this world that we have.
84:23Cool. If I if let me see if I can make this public.
84:30Now it didn't let me do create in public, but what's cool is that it allows me a playground to see how it is,
84:40how it looks, how it sounds. It takes me through a workflow that I didn't have before.
84:47Now I have a workflow of taking a YouTube video,
84:53getting it transcribed, having it make a script, having it turned into an audio
84:59that you could use whether you make your own podcast, whether you want to have it on Substack, whether you want to put it in your own private community.
85:09This is why I like messing around with AI because it opens up
85:15different ideas, probably different than what the initial
85:20reason of it being built was.
85:26So now I have a twenty five minute podcast that I'm like, we we may have to do something with this.
85:34We we may we may have to because I think I used hold on.
85:41What was oh, that's me. Hello. Hello.
85:45I believe I shout out to the over a 100 people watching by the way.
85:53Lions and fires in the chat. And if you find this valuable, let me know.
85:58Let me know. I mean, sorry. Got excited to be here.
86:01Forgot to say hi. New here and just subscribed. Come on.
86:07Shout out to new people. Shout out to those who are subscribing. Major.
86:12I mean, this is major. But
86:18here we go. I took, I believe, this this live. Right?
86:23And this live was two hours forty three minutes and nineteen seconds.
86:29And my thought process was making it all into a conversation for people to listen to to then if they wanted to, could watch the full video later.
86:42Like something that could like a little bit bite size for a person on a drive. And then, okay, I know I need to watch this for the full
86:52look of it. So if y'all wanna do the same thing,
86:58and this is where, like, these MCPs get really interesting. Like, we've gone over Hatesville's MCP.
87:06We've gone over Canva's MCP. Like,
87:11seeing what we could connect to create whatever we want is where we are at with AI.
87:21So if you're going to if you're going to try that or
87:30if you just had a random idea from another MCP that you you have or
87:40another just an idea in general. Type in me.
87:43If this unlocked a different idea for you, type in me now, like we've we've said notebook LM has been the goat at this. The only problem that I have and maybe they updated it.
87:57We may have to check is that you can't pick your own voices. So I wanted to create a little bit more of a customized flow for it
88:09so we could land more on my brand than anything else. Because if it doesn't, like,
88:17if it just sounds super generic, it's not gonna land with y'all. What is MCP?
88:25Think of it as a connector of your
88:29main AI, which is Claude or ChatGPT or Gemini, to a tool.
88:35Right? So Spotify MCP
88:39allows me to connect to Claude and have conversations like that. Right?
88:47Canva MCP allows me to have conversations and it create
88:54a graphic, a thumbnail, an ebook of some sort. So it allows you to connect
89:02with whatever tool that you use.
89:07We've been talking about the Higgs field one because we've been creating different videos and images.
89:15So that's what MCP is. So
89:20you should you could what did you say? You could
89:26you Google AI studio to pick a voice for the podcast. I'm I'm gonna dive deeper into the Google Suite
89:36once Spark comes out. Because they like announced a few things, but it wasn't everything.
89:45Like, it's like some of it is out and some of it is not. Like, the video stuff is out, but everything else is not. So
89:56I needed to I needed to do what it do. Right?
90:01Um, but there was one more
90:07there was one more thing I wanted to go over in this topic. I think we covered it, but
90:13let me make sure. No. I think we're I think we're good on this topic.
90:18I think we're, yeah, I think we're good on this.
90:24Look, I I prefer your voice. Was listening to your sub stack and they use the male default voice. See?
90:31See? See? And low key,
90:38once again, we we back on Substack, dawg. Who's on Substack?
90:43Type in me if you're on Substack. Hold on. Notebook, Ellen.
90:49Upload to, hey, Jen. Reauthor
90:53in your voice. See, but I could just do this one workflow.
91:00I I could just do this one workflow. You know mean? Like, I'm trying to make life
91:05super simple. I really am. I'm really trying to make life super simple.
91:12That's just me. I don't know. I I've done
91:16I've done long workflows before. I'm I'm trying to remove
91:22just one step. Just one step. Not all the steps just yet because we're not there yet.
91:29I mean, we're not we're not all the way there yet, but we're we're somewhere there. We're somewhere there. But
91:37hold on. So here's Substack if you haven't
91:43done Substack. Right? This is next one?
91:47Oh, New York is about to go crazy.
91:52New York's about to go crazy. Oh, hold on. Hold on.
91:55Hold on. Hold on. On.
91:59On. Hold Hold If on.
92:03You live in New York, please stay inside. Please stay inside.
92:08Bruh. Please stay inside because this is about to be insane. Insane.
92:18We are going who? Listen. Okay.
92:22I'll say this. I'll say this. And I'll go back to it.
92:26I'll go back to it. Being a Knicks fan is
92:32is a very emotional roller coaster. Okay?
92:35I'm still like, I'm happy, but, like, I've been so disappointed as a Knicks fan so many times that I just I'm like,
92:45okay. We're almost there. We're almost there.
92:48We are absolutely almost there. But please don't don't don't hurt my feelings no more.
92:54Don't hurt my feelings. So but
92:58if you haven't seen how it gets crazy outside of the garden, you about to see some content right now.
93:06You about to like, give it a couple of hours. You about to see like, cops are already outside.
93:13They already lined up. The fact that we're going to the finals is crazy. However,
93:19if we win the finals. Bruh. New York is shutting down.
93:25New York is shutting down. I still have PTSD from Reggie Miller. That's a fact.
93:32That is a fact. Oh, my God. Yeah.
93:38Okay. Yeah. We we outside.
93:40We outside, buddy. We outside. Alright.
93:43Back to what I was talking about. Okay. I'm here.
93:45I'm here. So Substack.
93:49Substack is a really dope platform that
93:55you can do you could write, you could do videos, you could do audio, you could do everything, like
94:04everything on Substack. I'm challenging myself to like write more.
94:09So for the whole month of May, I'm supposed to write once once a week.
94:15Right? Once a week. So if you're on Substack,
94:19here you go. So oh, wait.
94:23Can I show this? Real quick. If you ever wanted to know,
94:30hey, you keep talking about lions behavior. What are y'all doing inside there?
94:37This is what we're doing inside there. Let me let me show you.
94:43Let let let me show you. Let me make this
94:53They always told us to study the greats. I've been doing it. Not just their work, their choices,
95:00the risks, the moments where being an artist meant something bigger than the art itself. And the more I studied them, the more I noticed the pattern.
95:11The artists I admire most all had something in common. It wasn't just talent, it was courage.
95:19They used their platform to reflect what was actually happening in the world around them. The greatest art has never just been about entertainment. It's been about resistance,
95:29culture, truth, human emotion.
95:34In 1937, Nazi warplanes bombed the small town of Guernica in Spain. Hundreds of civilians were killed.
95:42Pablo Picasso was already the most famous artist in the world. He picked up a brush and painted one of the most powerful anti war paintings in history. That painting traveled around the world as a symbol of resistance.
95:56It still does. Jean Michel Basquiat's work screamed about race, power, inequality,
96:03and identity. As an Afro Latino New Yorker, he bought the full weight of that experience into his art. The world still can't get enough of him because the work still feels relevant.
96:17And Keith Haring, his contemporary, painted the Berlin Wall in 1986, literally between east and west,
96:26between division and the possibility of something better. Tupac Shakur gave a voice to communities that mainstream America often ignored.
96:37Songs like Changes, Dear I'm not gonna play the whole thing because I want you to go and watch the whole thing and show love to it.
96:46But that's what we're doing in Lions'Behavior. Behavior. He created that.
96:50Shout out to Lee. Shout out to Lee. We're creating stuff like this
96:57inside of Lions' behavior. Stuff like this.
97:02He creates movies, dogs. The other thing is fire. It's fire.
97:06Fire.
97:10But okay. Let's let's go
97:15let's go with this this topic real quick. Let's go with this topic. Actually,
97:21let's try something we we wanted to try before. So
97:29remember well, I think it was like a couple of of lives ago where we wanted to try Poppy AI to see if it could do carousels and had a lot of potential.
97:41Had a lot of potential, but it it failed.
97:46Bro. So I want to see if
97:51it actually if it actually could do it this time. Right?
97:57I wanted to see if it actually do it this time. So I wanna so if those who don't know,
98:05Poppy AI is one of my favorite AI tools because it makes life visual
98:11and easy. You can create a whole content system
98:17just by copying and pasting, like, your video, somebody else's video, and train AI in seconds. And so
98:29I wanted to try. Let's create a new board.
98:36Let's do this. Right? And I wanted to
98:42oh, wait. No. I wanted
98:44I think it was this one because I wanted the
98:49layout of one of the other boards that I had. Wait.
98:56Darn it. Hold on. Hold on.
99:03Now it doesn't wanna work at all. Okay. Here we go.
99:09I like this layout. This is simple layout. Just a picture,
99:18the the title, and the words. Right? I'm gonna keep kind of this simple layout.
99:26And I want to create a workflow that I give it a video, I give it an idea, and it creates a carousel kind of in this model. So what I will do
99:38is take that, find our new
99:44our new, uh, board, put it right here. And I'm only going to give you the the link to Poppy if this works.
99:51If it doesn't, let's disregard. Right?
99:55But I'm trying to find a system that will allow me to make carousels way easier than what I'm doing. Okay?
100:02Way easier. If you use Poppy, type in me. Um, if you don't,
100:08just keep watching. Okay. So
100:11one, we need AI. Right?
100:15So we got our AI bubble right here. I'm gonna connect that. Cool.
100:21And then I need a video. So let's
100:28let's do the latest video that I have, which is talking about,
100:34uh, Google Omni. If you haven't seen this video, type
100:40well, no. Type anything. That's that's the latest video
100:43that drops Saturday. No. Not this one.
100:47Not this one. Go away. Okay.
100:52Go away. And we keep you.
100:56Okay. So boom.
101:02So we have the two right here. Right? And
101:09let me do Claude for this. Let's do
101:15let me know what you see.
101:20Make sure that is connected and knows what it's doing. There is a video on Poppy AI school community about creating carousels might be useful. Okay.
101:34The Knicks are going to the come on. Thank you for everybody who's updating. Thank
101:39you for everybody who's updating me while I'm on this live. Come on. The the sacrifices I have to do.
101:46The sacrifices. Alright. So it reads it just fine.
101:51Let me make this a little bit bigger. Okay. Cool.
101:56So
101:59okay. So I want to create a carousel,
102:04kind of just like the Lego one, but for about the YouTube video that I connected.
102:12So based off of the format that the carousel has with a really
102:20scroll stopping hook and image,
102:25the journey in a call to action of watch the rest
102:31watch the full video on YouTube as a call to action. Can we write this out and then create the carousel?
102:41Boom. Let's see if it could do it.
102:47So it's creating the
102:53the hook. I press the carousel button because the carousel button's right there. So it makes all of them.
103:03So it says ready to build. Let me confirm what's the brand color and style.
103:09The Lego one use a clean white, black and white accent. Uh, do you want to add your logo or name to the cards? Let's keep that same brand color and style and no, I don't wanna use a logo
103:26or a name on the cards.
103:31Actually, I don't wanna use the logo, but let's use let's use at this is Nicky's.
103:40But use at this is Nicky's. Boom.
103:46Alright. There we go. Let's see.
103:53Here you here you go. Here here here you go. Listen,
103:59until the Knicks win, I'm not talking smack at all. I almost cursed.
104:04I'm not talking smack at all. I'm not doing it.
104:10Creators don't sleep. I'm in central time. It's still early.
104:13Oh, that's a fact. That's a fact.
104:18Okay. So it is making the Carys
104:23oh, here we go. Let's add them our music.
104:32Side note, these are the moments we call show and tell to see if these AI tools
104:39are about that life. Okay? That's that's really what it is.
104:47Knicks ain't beating OKC. I hear you. I hear you.
104:53I hear you.
104:56That's that's all I'm not gonna say anything. I'm not gonna say anything. Alright.
105:01Look at this. So I made the first slide.
105:07You can put yourself in any video now. It's a cute little style. I like that.
105:12Swipe. So let's see if it can make all the slides.
105:18The the what happened last time is is did the first slide, it did the second, but it didn't do anything else.
105:27So put yes or no if you think it's actually going to do it this time. K? If it's actually going to do it this time.
105:37Because if it does, carousel game about to go crazy. Okay.
105:42It did one. It did one.
105:46AI video had one big problem. Every scene, different faces, different characters, nothing matched. This is very cute.
105:56This is very cute. New York's going crazy. Listen.
106:03Listen. Oh, we're we're at three. We're at three.
106:09Google changed that. Omni keeps you consistent. Wait.
106:16Wait. Is it going to actually do it?
106:22I'm a get real confident if it does four. I'm a get real oh.
106:30Okay.
106:36I see what it's doing. I see what it's doing. And you saw how quickly we made this this carousel,
106:44by the way. I just wanna let you know that. You saw how quickly we did that.
106:52See if it does the fifth one. I I gotta give y'all I gotta give y'all this link if it actually does it.
107:03Oh, I'm about to go crazy. I'm about to go crazy on Instagram carousels.
107:09Wait.
107:14Wait.
107:17Hold on.
107:20This is why am I getting so excited about this? I'm getting extremely excited about this.
107:27Just because I can give it any video. I could probably do an audio note, and it'll break it down.
107:33Oh, yeah. We we outside. We outside.
107:36Even if it doesn't finish, this is good enough for me. It did one, two, three, four, five, six already.
107:47Oh, man. Hold on. Can you change the image style?
107:53Yeah. So I could talk it out.
107:56I don't wanna mess it up yet just yet. I don't wanna mess it up just yet. I wanna see how it finishes, and then we could change the image style.
108:06Oh, okay. Hold on.
108:10Here you go. Here you go.
108:14That's that's the that's the Poppy AI link. That's the Poppy AI link. It finished that.
108:21It finished that. Comment Omni, and I'll DM you the full breakdown. Every tool, every oh.
108:32Oh, yeah. Okay. Okay.
108:35So watch me be like
108:41for the images, can we add a little bit more diversity? Like, can we have
108:49black and brown imagery for for this.
108:57Let me see if it does it. Let me see if it does it. Preparing the edit.
109:02And now if it does that
109:09Character illustration has been updated to feature let's see.
109:15Would you like to apply diversity represent in in other slides?
109:23Oh, it did it. Oh, that's so cute. Yeah.
109:28Can you do it to slide two,
109:33four, five?
109:38Yeah.
109:41Let's do let's do that. Let's do that. Come on.
109:45I see slide one. I can only edit the current slide to to okay. Oh, okay.
109:53Oh, okay. Okay.
109:54So you have to do a slide, but oh, okay.
109:59Can you change the characters to be a little bit more diverse with black and brown imagery?
110:10Don't get deleted. Thanks for showing this in real time. I got you.
110:14That's that's the whole point of these lives. That's the whole point. And I wanna show you that this is not,
110:24like, expertise prompting. This is just talking
110:28to it exactly with the changes that you want. So
110:34that yeah. That hold on. Hold on.
110:36Hold on.
110:38We don't we don't put the music again. Put the music again. Okay.
110:44You you I don't know why it's it attempted. It attempted.
110:50Oh, we're about to go crazy. Hold on. We've let me try one let me try one more.
110:55Hold on. I had a complicated one too when this didn't work.
111:01Hold on.
111:04Let me go back to the to the other one. I think it was this one.
111:11Yeah. I like
111:17open this one.
111:20I wanna see what it would do. Okay. I'm geeking out a little bit.
111:27Leave me alone. But if this works,
111:32we're about to crazy. Okay. I need to add a picture of myself.
111:38Let's see if I could add a picture.
111:44Hold on. I got a picture of myself. Where
111:50is it? Where is it? Where is it?
111:55We got this one. Where'd
111:59it go?
112:02Uh-oh.
112:05You there you go. K.
112:10So
112:13Boom. Boom. Alright.
112:22Okay. I wanna change styles of the carousel, so I attached the
112:28carousel that says the Steven Barlett becomes a co owner and a picture of myself. Right?
112:36If you can take the video, put it
112:43as the same carousel style as the one that I attached
112:48and use my picture to fit where it's needed
112:53and make a new carousel.
112:59I know I said that all the way wrong. If that understood what I said, that is that is gonna be amazing.
113:06That's gonna be amazing. Shout out to Poppy AI who's always trying to make life easy. Yummy.
113:14Okay. Hold on. What is the CTA?
113:18Comment Omni. Yeah. We could do the same CTA,
113:24same handle.
113:27And yeah, my photo should appear on the hook card
113:33and if and anywhere else needed.
113:40Okay. One to 10, what do you think about this so far? One to 10.
113:45Let me know.
113:48One being no. This ain't it, Nikki. Don't you dare.
113:52Don't you dare use this. Or Tim being like, nah, that's fire, dawg.
113:58That's fire. Let let me know. Let me know.
114:04Because this is important. This is important in my life.
114:07It's important in my life. And shout out to the 120 people that we have.
114:14Come on. Come on. Oh, we got some tens.
114:20We got some tens. Let me is there a way to pin it real quick?
114:27Let me pin. That is pop the what's pinned on the in the chat is Poppy AI. So you can
114:36you can get it. They have a month I've been working with them. They have a monthly joint.
114:41They were only doing yearly before. They got a monthly plan so you could try it out for a month, see if you like it. If you don't,
114:50you can move on. You can move on. Oh, snap.
114:55We got Think Media in the building.
114:59Hold on.
115:03Come on. Think media's in the building. What up?
115:06What up? Hold on. Okay.
115:09Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
115:10Hold on. Oh, they got the picture and everything. They got they got the picture and everything.
115:18Alright. We're gonna continue. Let's see what it does.
115:23What it do? Whatever we want. Let's get a new new song.
115:29Hold on. Get the new get the new song. I don't I don't know if I wanna go Puerto Rican vibes.
115:35We'll see. Let's do Here we go.
115:39There we go. Come on.
115:43I appreciate that month option because that year on Poppy who listen. I had to talk to them. I had to talk to them because they were like, yo,
115:54only yearly. And I'm like, I my audience
115:59ain't like, some will, some you gotta give them the monthly.
116:05Okay. We're on we're on two.
116:12That can't that kind of that's not bad. Hold on.
116:18Yearly is wild. Yeah. Because
116:21this let's have that conversation. The way that AI is moving,
116:28I find it hard to commit to it for a year
116:34a year long because it changes so much. So there may be a better
116:42situation down the line. So I'm all for a,
116:47give me my monthly option. Now granted, for some, I'll do the yearly because I don't want to think of a monthly problem.
116:58I honestly hate subscriptions. So sometimes I do do a year situation. Hold on.
117:05I skipped the four. Why did I skip four? Why is it four?
117:13Let me have to tell it. It looks like it didn't produce four. Can we try that again?
117:22Oops. Oops. Whoop.
117:31Sure. Let's regenerate. Yo.
117:33These are hard though.
117:39I failed to generate that one. That's okay.
117:45Yo. These are hard.
117:54See? It didn't do
117:59it failed to do slide four.
118:05Let's try again.
118:10Let me not let me not move. See, messed it up. These are hard though.
118:19I'm not gonna lie. These are I like these.
118:26Damn. Do the whole thing. Do the whole thing.
118:34Can we try again? It didn't generate slide four or eight. So can we try that again?
118:43Yeah. No. Who's who's thinking about getting Poppy AI?
118:48That the dark mode is dramatic. I'm I'm feeling the dramatic. I'm feeling I'm super feeling the dramatic.
118:56You know what mean? Your your carousel.
119:04Oh, it may just do it may just do slide four and I can download the rest. If it just does slide slide four and eight, I'm I'm cool. Like, I'm all the way cool if it just does that.
119:17Come on. Why you don't pay? Oh,
119:20hold on. Let's do this. What?
119:24Come on. Alright. So
119:29so it created this.
119:33It created this one, and we can edit it however we want just by,
119:42you know, um, just by going into the chat. Oh.
119:51Hold on.
119:56Oh, that's hard. That's hard, dog. That's
120:00Wait. Give me give me my hold on. Give me my air horns.
120:05I like that. I like that.
120:10That's fire. No. That's fire.
120:15Don't care what you Gary, where you been? Bruh. Gary,
120:20you missed the whole thing. We went live with people and everything. Where
120:25everybody hit up Gary and be like, where you been? Where you been? You know what mean?
120:32Where you been?
120:35I didn't do eight, but that's okay. I know I can call on it again.
120:39No. No. No.
120:40No. I I give I give this a 10 because if I could get more, it imagine if I could combine the two styles
120:50because that's where we get we get spicy with it. If we take a few carousels that we like
120:57and we combine them to create our own style. And all we have to do is
121:04either do an audio note because it has start recording so you could do an audio note. You could type out.
121:10You can put a document. You could put a video. Oh, no.
121:14We
121:18Gary was watching the Knicks. He no. He wasn't.
121:22No. He wasn't. No.
121:26No. He wasn't. But
121:29everybody say happy belated to Gary. You know what mean? Everybody say happy belated.
121:34It's all good. It's all good.
121:40Yeah. That go get the link.
121:44The link is in the chat. Get it. I'll put it in the description.
121:50Yeah. I'll put it in the description that yeah. That was that
121:54was that was that was a good comeback. That was a good comeback. I I like that.
122:00Oh, look. Hold on. Hold on.
122:02Hold on. Check this out. Foot Locker.
122:06New York is your time. Come on. What what footlock I gotta do?
122:11What foot what footlock what footlock you're talking about? I mean, what footlock you're talking about? Oh, that's hard.
122:19That's hard. Yep.
122:24Yep. That's hard. Shout out shout out to shout out to the Knicks.
122:31You don't have to be a New Yorker to appreciate the Knicks. That's all I gotta say. You ain't gotta be you ain't gotta be a New Yorker to appreciate the Knicks.
122:39That's all. That's all. Alright.
122:40Let me let me react to something before we head out of here. I see the time. I see the time.
122:48I saw this, and I wanted I wanted to have this conversation. I saw this,
122:55and this was interesting.
123:02What if AI models were rappers? Drake is clawed,
123:09smooth, refined, careful with the words. Kendrick is chat GPT.
123:15Laird, strategic, breaks down, uh, breaks the whole thing down. Jay Cole is Gemini.
123:23Balanced, thoughtful, sees both sides of the conversation.
123:33First off, flip that. Claude is layered strategic and breaks down the, uh, the whole thing.
123:43I can say Chad GPT is smooth, refined, and careful with the word sometimes.
123:50So is Drake is Drake Chad GPT and Kendrick Claude?
123:57I would I I could agree with that. I agree to don't don't say yuck to Drake. Don't do that.
124:05Don't do that. Don't don't don't you do that.
124:12His his numbers is speaking too loud in this season. His numbers are speaking too loud this season.
124:19We cannot say yuck.
124:22Kanye is Grock is wild, but so true.
124:31Kanye is Grock is wild.
124:37Drake was AI before it leaked. That listen. Listen.
124:44I am I am here for all of that. Yeah. That
124:48I saw this and I was like, I'm not I'm not mad at this.
124:54I'm not mad, but I will I will have to flip it. Drake is ChatGPT. Kendrick is Claude.
125:03Jake
125:10don't know Gemini, though. I don't
125:16I feel so and maybe this is just me. I I feel like, okay, if I have this if I have to go geeked out about this,
125:25maybe J Cole is more like Open Claw. Hear me out.
125:30Hear me out. J Cole has a community on lock. Gemini doesn't have,
125:39like, a strong community just yet. But there was a whole season where we heard about Open Claw.
125:47We didn't go over it on this channel because we ain't go over it on this channel. Right?
125:55But they have a whole community that, like, rants and raves about Open Claw. So
126:04I feel like whatever AI is, like, super community
126:08centered, I feel like that's where J Cole hits.
126:15Where it could do like, it is it could do a lot in a masterful way, but
126:24it's super niche down. That's how I feel.
126:27That's how I feel with it. Rakim is Gemini.
126:33Maybe. May maybe. I use all their
126:44can't stand you all. I can't I can't stand you all. Bruh.
126:49Why are y'all like this? Why are y'all like this? Hold on.
126:53Alright. Let me get
126:58did y'all see the new the new design for Gemini, by the way, since we're talking about Gemini? Did y'all see the new design
127:09where it has, like, daily briefs, images, videos, libraries? It has notebook
127:16LM already in there. And then
127:21over here, you could pick, like, photos, camera, and your avatar, which
127:28let's try. We did we created the avatar last
127:31week. That was a funny situation. Do not wear a hat doing
127:37the y'all still going in. The fact that you mentioned cannabis is wild. Okay.
127:45Dom, what up?
127:51Let's see what it could make. Give me where
127:55what type of video you want to see me in. In the chat, tell me what video you want to see me in.
128:03Like, where do you want to see me in, I don't know, swimming
128:10in Dubai?
128:14Where where do you wanna see me at? Can't beat the boy in rap. That's wild.
128:20That was a good video last week. Thank you. Come on.
128:24At the game in New York. Oh, hold on. Hold on.
128:32Can we also create a video? Yep. Okay.
128:34Boom. So video using my avatar. Let me get
128:40hold on. Wait. What's that?
128:43What just happened? What just happened?
128:48Alright. I don't know. Let's use the mic.
128:50Let's see if the mic works. I don't know how this works. I normally use whisp hold on.
128:56Let me I didn't like how it did that. Let's do this all over. Alright.
129:01Video
129:04avatar. See? Okay.
129:08The Gemini app is glitchy. Bruh. We already see that.
129:15I don't like typing, so let's try this.
129:21Is outside of Madison Square Garden where there is a swarm of Knicks fan excited because they're going to the finals.
129:31So show me the Avatar with a whole bunch of Knicks fans super excited
129:40doing a rant saying Knicks, Knicks, Knicks. And I'm talking about flipping over cars and everything.
129:51Alright. Let's let's see. Let's see if he could do that.
129:56Let's see if he could. I'm I'm scared. I'm scared.
130:00I'm scared. I'm generating your video. This could take a few minutes, so check back to see when your video is ready.
130:08Oh, it talks to me. Oh, it talks to me.
130:15Okay. Flipping cars. Oh, the the it's gonna happen.
130:21It's gonna happen. It's gonna be who whoever's driving, be careful. If you are driving,
130:29be careful. Let's put some yummy.
130:35Let's see if this works.
130:42I don't know. I didn't know it talked. Yeah.
130:44I didn't know it talked. That's wild.
130:50You gotta you gotta rewind it. You gotta rewind it.
130:56We we at the end of the we at the end of the live. We're at the reaction part.
131:03We're reacting to some stuff. Oh. Oh, wait.
131:10This is crazy. Flip that car. We won Knicks.
131:15Knicks. Knicks. We are going to the finals.
131:20This is crazy. Flip that car. We won.
131:24Knicks. Knicks. Knicks.
131:26We are going to the finals. This is crazy.
131:31Flip that car. We won. Knicks.
131:36Flip that car. We won.
131:44Ew.
131:47Yeah.
131:52I'm downloading it. I'm downloading it.
132:01Oh, man. Oh, man. That's hilarious.
132:06That's hilarious. Okay.
132:10If it could do the avatar pretty good. It could it does the avatar.
132:16Now if I had gotten more detailed, probably better, but
132:22that was that was low key good. That was that was low key good.
132:28I'm not gonna lie. That was was low key good.
132:36I like it. I like where we're going.
132:39Oh, wait. There was one more thing I wanted to go over. One more thing.
132:44Did you see that Meta's coming out with their own, like, Reddit? Did y'all see this? Hold on.
132:52And would you do this? I think it's smart on Meta's on Meta's situation,
132:59but here we go. Meta
133:05launches a new group focused forum app.
133:10And pretty much it's a direct competition with Reddit. And I think this is
133:18this could go really good or really bad. Reason why I say it could go really good or really bad is because there is a group of people that don't understand Reddit, but they understand
133:32Facebook. They understand the whole meta
133:40ecosystem, and they feel comfortable already there.
133:47I'm I'm not mad that they did this.
133:53I'm really not, but I don't I just wish they would stick with
134:02oh, it's already here. Forum at Facebook. Oh, it's already here.
134:09So it's already in the App Store?
134:13Hard pass for me. So okay. Here here we go.
134:17Let me let's let's do a poll. Let's do a poll.
134:23Wait. Would you try would you try this?
134:31Let's let's put that. Would you try this? You know what I'm talking about.
134:37I heard Meta let 80,000
134:41people go overnight via email, and they said work from home at 4AM after training AI on their computer
134:50movements. So the AI got trained by them and then they got fired. Yeah.
134:57The layoffs have been interesting to say the least. Yeah.
135:04Y'all been saying no. Y'all been saying no. I just wanna see if it's on it's really on the App Store.
135:12What's it called? Forum?
135:16Let's see. Forum. Oh,
135:21forum.
135:27Forum? Yeah. It's right here.
135:31Right here. Ask tap real experiences and opinions. What is the most underrated food experience in Japan?
135:44Group health summary, your group had a great week. So is it just like groups, but
135:51is it an extension of your groups? Forum is a Facebook app gives a dedicated space
136:00built for deep discussions, real answers and the communities you care about. Forum
136:07is dedicated space for the conversations that matter the most to you built for the groups you already love and those who have yet to discover. So it's different than groups.
136:22Yeah, I don't it's 67 on the on the chart already. Six seven. Bruh.
136:29So
136:33it rewrap groups. Yes. What I'm
136:38dedicated space for groups. Does is that what it says? Is it yeah.
136:42It says dedicated space for groups. So there may be a
136:50surge back with groups. The only problem with what will happen with groups is that people in Facebook groups weren't
137:00seeing the the content anymore. They were so distracted by Facebook's other notifications that if you built a group inside of Facebook, it was almost pointless.
137:12Like, groups was a thing at a time. Groups was a whole thing at a time.
137:21I don't know if they're trying to bring it back. I I don't I don't know if they're trying to bring it back. That's just me.
137:30Yeah. I just that's just me. I wonder if
137:37yeah, I wonder if they're gonna probably monetize this. I hope I love the groups app forum. I use Facebook only for my groups.
137:47And to have all my groups accessible without the extra noise is pretty awesome. I like the easy format of seeing my groups all together in a feed. Otherwise, my groups would get lost, and I would lose track.
138:00Okay. So if it's for that,
138:05that I can see I can see. It's great how forums brings the best of Facebook groups and more conversations on groups always go deep and the ask feature is the solve for my long
138:19time challenge research what people to research what people have to say about things.
138:27Now, I'm not on Facebook like that. I
138:32feel like I have I'm just not on Facebook like that for me to care
138:39about this. However, Facebook got money.
138:46Facebook has money. I don't know if y'all saw the Country Wayne
138:52interview for EYL. If you haven't, I will I will send it to y'all. Facebook has money.
139:00People do get paid off of it. There's an older crowd
139:06that clicks on the ads that watches the content. I'm
139:15I'm I just if you're on Facebook, type type me. Right?
139:20If you're on Facebook type me. I I just I struggle with it.
139:26I mean, I as
139:30much as I'm not like I am a YouTube, Instagram and now Substack
139:37and a bit of threads person. Right? YouTube,
139:42Instagram, Substack threads. Now, my Instagram
139:48goes to my Facebook when I remember, but
139:53that as much as I do. You hear me? That's that's as much as I do.
139:59But I know there's a lot I know I'm leaving I know I'm leaving money there. I know I I know I'm leaving money there. You know what mean?
140:06But, yeah, there's a lot of y'all on there. Come on.
140:14Oh, y'all y'all really on Facebook like that? Shoo. Okay.
140:22Gen X here on Facebook. Shout out to Gen X. I
140:29love it. I love it. I just I'm just not there.
140:34I'm just yeah. I mean, I'm just not there. Hold on.
140:38Country.
140:42This is the the Country Wayne one with EYL.
140:49That was a really good that was a really good interview. Not as much on Instagram.
140:55I see him and and I'm on Instagram. Like, I like I like Instagram. Well, I don't know if I like Instagram.
141:03I just I do more on Instagram. I mean, I'm I'm I'm I'm daily with with Instagram.
141:10I'm daily with Instagram. But that's it, people, man.
141:16That's that's it, people, man. We had
141:20listen. Shout out to the to the gens exes. You know what mean?
141:25Shout out to the millennials. Shout out shout out to all if there's Gen Alphas,
141:32shout out to y'all. Who shout out your generation boomers.
141:36You know what mean? Put put whatever you are in the chat. Put whatever you are in the chat.
141:43You feel me? Auntie in here. Gen x, come on.
141:47Whatever whatever you are, rep rep your generation.
141:53You feel me? Baby boomers, I see you. Gen x, rep your generation.
141:57What's 1982? I don't I don't know, dog. I don't
142:03dude, look at look at upper. I don't know.
142:06I don't know how this all goes. Okay? I don't know how this all goes.
142:11However wait. The the fiance is
142:17oh, she did picture that she's watching me. Hey. Go.
142:22Uh, listen. We went over
142:25AI slop, how that's getting deleted,
142:30but there's some good ones. You feel me?
142:35How to make an AI podcast through Spotify. Uh, we went over Poppy AI.
142:46We went over what rapper is, what AI model and platform,
142:55super fire. We went over a lot. This
143:14CTAShared at the if this added any kind of value, any kind of value, all I need is you to share this channel with one person.
143:23CTAThat's it. If you have if you wanna post this, take take a screenshot, put it on the stories, say subscribe. You could do that too.
143:40CTAIf you're not part of Lions behavior, come if and you've been on these lives for a little bit. If this is your first live,
144:02CTAWell, Isaiah, drop the link. Drop the link. We got new merch, unafraid with all the five behaviors.
— full transcript
§ 05 · For Joe
Disclosure is the only AI strategy that compounds.
WHAT TO LEARN
The platform contradiction is real and YouTube deletes AI slop while launching AI tools in the same week, so the only durable response is to be the creator who disclosed early and built trust while others were hiding it.
- YouTube deleted AI channels for copyright violations and spam patterns, not for using AI. Every creator needs to understand that distinction to correctly assess their own risk.
- The highest-earning AI slop channel made $4.25M before deletion, which proves the market does not penalize low quality on its own. Algorithms and rights-holders do, eventually.
- What audiences say they will do when they discover undisclosed AI content and what they actually do diverge significantly. Tracking behavior rather than stated preferences gives a more accurate read on trust.
- Disclosing AI use costs nothing short-term and compounds trust long-term, especially when partnerships and enterprise deals become the ceiling that undisclosed AI brands cannot clear.
- Spotify AI podcast MCP combined with ElevenLabs voice cloning and Claude Code converts any YouTube URL into a branded audio summary in one conversation. The workflow already exists and is open source.
- Poppy AI generates a full multi-slide Instagram carousel from a video link using plain-English prompts without any design skills required, but generate slides individually to avoid failures on longer sets.
- MCPs are connectors not standalone apps. The right mental model is USB: one standard port, plug in whatever tool you already use, and your AI model can control it.
- Platforms launching AI creation tools while banning third-party AI content is a pattern worth tracking as a potential market-clearing strategy that favors first-party tooling over third-party competitors.
