🎙️POTCAST #29. 🧑‍🏫 Tech Night 2

The water. Thank you very much. It was very time. Yeah, the water cool thing that's that's something I need to look into. I've been talking to a GPT about setting up my own server. So I don't have to go through all these, you know, restrictive websites and everything else. But that's why I've slowed down because I've got a whole story to tell. And it's I could probably do six seasons at a half hour clip, probably 10 times a year. But I'm just not motivated to do it because every time I turn around, something's changing or, you know, I get bogged down. So I'm just like, Oh, wait, I'll just sit up my own AI server and then I'll just go for broke. Yeah, I get the same issue. But again, Department of Distraction, I'm easily distracted. It's like if there's a squirrel, you know, you know, like where I'm living right now, there's a dust storm. And I look outside like this is really cool. And it's funny because I was on the the border of Maricopa and in Penel County. And all of the chaos of the dust storm was only on one side of the road. And I took a picture of it. I'm like, this is really cool. This is actually, you know, foreshadowing for events to come, probably as well. But I don't want to talk politics, but I just thought that was pretty funny seeing, you know, an entire dust storm out there. And the other side is just beautiful clouds, you know, happy trees, you know, kids playing the other side. Everyone's running for cover. It's pretty cool. I like to call it like the bipolar vortex or something. I don't know. Maybe that's one way they thrive. Well, you and Liz are definitely in good company together as far as distracting, because I'm telling you what she keeps us busy, but great people. I think we'll give it a couple more minutes. We'll chit chat for maybe five more minutes and then maybe get down. Well, usually we're, you know, chit chatting, you can tell about 430, but well, my time. So good half hour. But it's mostly going to be mostly talked anyway. So, you know, one thing I'd like to throw out there real quick is if there's anyone that has any questions about AI or if there's any sort of questions about, you know, trying to make, you know, music or, you know, putting together, you know, making sure you can get stuff past the guard rails in an appropriate way. Or, you know, just if you got one on one questions all the way up to, you know, expert, do me a favor. Just send me a DM while we're talking here. And I don't need to say your name, but I'll be happy to kind of discuss the topic and kind of see where, you know, where everybody's at. So, yeah, don't be embarrassed. I will not call you out. And if anything, might collaborate on something down the road. That's actually how I started to really work with a lot of different people. It's just, you know, they're like, hey, how did you do that? Or I would email them saying, hey, or email. Yeah, that's so old. But, you know, sentiment, yeah, I'm saying, you know, hey, how do we, how did you do that? And there was one creator that I've been trying to figure out for nine months how they did it. And finally, I was able to get a chance to work with them. And I was shocked by what the answer was. And the answer was the video toaster. They were using analog and VHS to create some of the images. And then they used turntables to do all the scratching. And I'm just looking at this and like, how are you cranking this out? And it turns out it was low tech. Low tech converted it into high upscaled and then sent out the door. And I was just shocked. And, you know, I think there's other people too that have done cool things that, you know, they just don't talk about it or they don't think about it. But, you know, please, you know, send me a DM. You know, I'll I'll keep looking at this throughout the entire hour here or half hour. And kind of, you know, see if I could answer questions. It's just that's the hard thing about spaces. It's like, you know, getting immediate feedback. When I did stand up comedy years ago, very simple. You get your feedback right away. You find out if you're funny or if you're going to have to sneak out the back door. And here it's you have to just, you know, wait for a DM or someone to post something or, you know, get a mic. So anyway, that's kind of, well, no, and as we go along as people pile in and everything else we're going to. Oh, hey, there's DJ. We're going to probably just tell people to go ahead and post, you know, any questions in the pill as well. If they're not too, you know, if they're not too shy, so that will have that. And people can actually come back and get the answers or follow up on it. DJ. Oh my gosh. How are you? Hey, I'm fine. How are you guys? Oh, God. It's so good to hear your voice. It's been forever. Hey, you know, all I gotta say is phone companies can put you in a dead zone real fast. Yeah, I can't move too far over here. I'll solve this. Good to see you. Everybody's going to be shot. I know. Why do you got that fixed? Yep. Yep. I'm going to meet my mic again. All right. Chuck is is Crystal at ERCER. I keep sending her a mic. She's around about somewhere. I think she went out to go smoke. She wants to take a mic and go ahead and, you know, she can ask you and get one. So, yeah, I think we'll get a few more minutes here. Hey, G, how did the, what is that called? Fro-yo. Fro-yo. Fro-yo. I didn't actually go get any today. I was like, oh, I'm pretty sad. I know that means it was delicious the other day though. That mean probably ruined your appetite. Yes, don't do that to me. I was like, that's all I could imagine. And read this last name. You'll be back. There is. Yes, sorry. I sometimes it cuts out, but it should be good. Well, excellent. Well, I guess we can start whenever you're ready. I don't know the agenda, but I trust you with it. And yeah. Yeah, I think thank you very much for having me on. In terms of agenda, I kind of keep it open to questions and things like that. And I believe that when you posted this, there was kind of a list of things that we would cover. But I think, you know, the main thing to kind of think about here is, I know everybody is, you hear about AI, AI generations. You see AI Slop. There's AI Slop core now. And there's high grade AI Slop, which was what I like to focus on personally. But I think at the end of the day, it's a new technology. Everyone's scared. It's no different than back in the day when CDs came out or laptops. And you know, it just you started getting the progression. And it's interesting watching it evolve. I think right now it's still in its infancy. So I don't think there's really any rules. And I don't think there's really anything that you can do that's going to be off limits until they tell you, obviously, you know, on X or some of the other places. But I think at the end of the day, we're all learning this together. Some are learning quicker than others. Some are better than others. But also, you know, people, there's different types of software you can use. You know, there's different, like I said before, you know, I use my phone and everything that I've created is pretty much on my phone. So, you know, there are ways of, you know, getting your message out. And I think at the end of the day, it's just think to yourself, why do you want to make music or why do you want to make a video and then start kind of breaking it down. But the coolest thing is right now, you are the director, the producer, the distributor, Hollywood's gone. You know, the record labels are gone. They're trying to sneak back in. But the Pandora's Box has been open. So guess what, you're in charge. You want to see a movie about something? Go make it. And if you want to see it, you know, if you don't like your skills, get better at it or just give it to someone else that knows how to do it. And I really was thinking at one point of just getting a group of people because there's movies I want made, but I don't want to make it myself. I want someone else to make it. So, I'll be surprised at the ending or, you know, seeing how they interpret it. And I'm going to see that emerging here eventually is that more of these collaborations are going to be coming in. And, you know, I think what's interesting is, you know, Zinn, I mean, Zinn Bren, I believe here. You did send me a message earlier. And I thank you for that. That's a very interesting thing. So, what he wants to talk about, he has some questions about was creating music, whether it be in Suno or any other app or, you know, on your home machine, to also have it tuned to certain frequencies. You know, that's a fascinating thought. I've thought about that before. I kind of put it on the shelf. If you ever watch something like called Skinwalker Ranch by any chance, you know, they are really focused on certain frequencies. So, whenever they, you know, disrupt the atmosphere around them, you know, they shoot off rockets, you know, they put on different, you know, things, and this weird frequency keep coming up. And, you know, they, you know, they, they're leading you to believe that this frequency is something that is going to be tied to aliens or, you know, different beings or whatever it is. And it's as fascinating. Now, there's also studies that were done years ago that certain frequencies can make you feel a certain way. And there's also certain frequencies that we've seen in the news, like in Cuba and other places, you know, where certain frequencies are really scrambling people's brains, you know, making them sick, you know, and just do bad things. So, there's also rumors that certain frequencies were basically banned by different governments because of the, sometimes the healing powers. Now, I don't know if I believe all that or not. I think there's, there's got to be some science to it. And I'm sure with AI, we'll be able to figure out some of those answers sooner than later with all the data. But that is a really cool idea is to try to figure out which frequencies make people feel happy, you know, sad, hungry. I mean, there's so many things that can be do with this. And then commercializing that. I mean, imagine doing music from McDonald's. And you could figure out something that will make people hungry, you know, or funeral homes make people feel calm, things like that. So, all right, yeah, go ahead, please speak up here. Yeah, hold on a second, then. So, I'm going to make something real clear here first. We're going to have a lot of people coming in that don't normally have, I'm sorry, 60 and a year, probably going to go. But we're going to stay on topic. So, whatever's being spoken about, I welcome questions about that. But, yeah, we're not going to get too far off in the weeds. We're going to kind of keep this focused around major here and some of the stuff. And I will say this major two things real quick. And then I'll give you the, give it a floors in. There is actually been amazing studies about frequency because everything. And I mean, everything including the piece of phone that you're, you know, whatever you're holding in your hand, the desk is all made of like, so sound frequency and everything else. And the other thing is, I know I've talked to a couple people about doing the team thing, like, you know, an actual team. And I think that's a fantastic idea because if you look at like how picks are started or some of these other things started, they started as individuals who got together and, you know, through Disney or whatever and started, you know, creating amazing stuff. But all right, sorry about that. Go ahead, then. Oh, no problem at all. Sheriff, you got, you got the floor all the time, man. And you brought up some really great, great points. And what I'm talking about is healing frequencies. And I was just wondering if I could use that in Suno. If I could just plug those frequencies because I have a whole list of frequencies here of healing frequencies and detoxification, connection, source, everything. So I was wondering if I could plug those into like the style and it would understand that I was trying to make a song using those frequencies or if I would have to establish the frequencies to a specific instrument or something of that nature. I know it goes, it's pretty deep, but that's just something I've been drumming around in my head for a long time. I think it's brilliant. And again, this goes back into let's utilize AI. Let's find the answers together. And you know what? I'd like to team up with you on this offline if you don't mind. Because if we could figure out a way to make healing music and videos and then also have a list of all of the other items that you can surround yourself with, you know, for perfect wellness, that would be really fascinating because I don't see any products out there that's not, you know, snake oil driven. But I'm sure there is a way to do this. And now as for the frequencies, being a DJ, you know, one of the things is I don't know if Suno can actually do the frequencies, you might need to tweak that afterwards. But hey, Chuck used to be a DJ as well. So there is Stoga head Chuck, please. Chopin. Yeah, I've actually done that in Suno. It understands the frequencies. If you throw it into an LLM and you tell the LLM that you want it to tune the frequencies to version six, it'll actually help you do that in your production notes inside of the lyric section as well as the style prompt. I've done it in 5.5 and 5.0. So then let's try it again. Let's maybe come up with a topic that we can all agree upon or, you know, like an alement or something that would just make sense and look, let's test it. But I am all in on that. That is a really cool idea. And thanks, Chuck, for bringing that up. And any other questions about that topic? Or should we look at something else? Well, I know one thing, this is off topic, but not. So what I would like to build here is a foundation of, as for a beginner, what kind of tools are available. I mean, it's something that we can revisit later, maybe put down in the pill or whatever.