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Do you remember when

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ChatGPT first came out

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and everyone thought it was

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amazing? Back in 2022,

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right? It was... Last week

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in November 2022, I remember

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it. Chad GPT dropped and

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everyone lost their marbles and

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said, this piece of

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technology is amazing. I didn't

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think that. I didn't. I

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had used the GPT technology

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for up about two years

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at that point. So when

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Chad GBT itself came out, I

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said, eh, not that great, not yet.

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However, When a

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few weeks ago Open

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AI released their new

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GBT40 image gen, I said,

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this is amazing. I think

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it's probably one

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of the more impressive

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AI modes or AI

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models that have ever

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been released. And obviously

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as someone... with their

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499th episode covering generative AI,

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I don't say that lightly.

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I'll say this. I think

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the new GPT-40 ImageGen

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from ChatGPT is going

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to change how we

1:32

think about creativity. It's

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going to be extremely

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disruptive. And it

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is an essential tool that

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every single business

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leader needs in their tool

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needs in their tool. And I'm

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going to show you why and I'm

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going to show you how. And I'm

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also going to give you five of

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the best business use cases today on

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if you are looking for that the

3:01

daily AI news we're gonna have that

3:04

in the newsletter I want to jump

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straight into this and go over five

3:08

of the best business use cases that

3:10

I think you all should be using

3:12

right now, right? You don't have to

3:15

be a designer to use this. You

3:17

don't have to be a creative. You

3:19

don't even have to really know generative

3:21

AI. You don't even have to be

3:23

a heavy chat GPT user to use

3:25

this. There's very free, very limited free

3:28

usage of this new tool. If you

3:30

really want to push it, you probably

3:32

should be on the at least the

3:34

$20 a month chat GPT plus plan.

3:36

But even if you are a free

3:39

chat GPT user. you can go and

3:41

use this and really change how your

3:43

business communicates with its customers, with its

3:45

perspective clients. That's ultimately what I think

3:47

the 4-0 image Gen is doing. It

3:50

is changing how we communicate about our

3:52

businesses and you need to really get

3:54

on this quickly. Y'all like, let me

3:56

actually just say here, I'm gonna go

3:58

on a little, it's Tuesday. I'm going

4:00

to go on a hot take, right?

4:03

Let me say this. I know what

4:05

I'm talking about. All right. I think

4:07

after 500 episodes, I can say that.

4:09

I think I can say that after,

4:11

you know, partnering with big brands like

4:14

Microsoft and invidia and Google and Adobe.

4:16

I think I can say I know

4:18

what I'm talking about. I've talked to

4:20

the smartest people in the world when

4:22

it comes to AI. This

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is one of those instances, like

4:27

I'm sounding the red alarm, right?

4:29

Not just on the GD40 ImageGen.

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I think Google Gemini's 2.0 Flash

4:34

version of this is very good

4:36

as well. I do think GD40

4:39

ImageGen from ChatGPT is much better,

4:41

but let me just say this.

4:43

I've been there. I've literally, when

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did I start using Photoshop? I

4:48

was 14? A quarter century? I've

4:50

been using Photoshop. Sounds gross to

4:52

say that out loud, right? I've

4:55

used Photoshop for 25 years. I

4:57

don't know how Photoshop as it

4:59

exists today will continue on. I

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don't know, like, I don't think

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it can, right? Obviously, I'm sure

5:06

the smart people at Adobe have

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already been working on something like

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this, but the fact that you

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can with a simple... Natural language

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prompt. Create something that would have

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taken me even five years ago,

5:20

let alone 25 years ago. Hours

5:22

to create. And GD40 ImageGen can

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do it better. That right there

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should be telling to every single

5:29

decision maker out there, every single

5:32

business leader out there. The future

5:34

of selling and connecting with customers,

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and obviously it is visual. It

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is number one, it's videos, but

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it's also just entertaining eye-catching visuals.

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We live in the land of

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social media, whether you want to

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admit it or not, you need

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to have eye-catching social, you need

5:52

to have eye-catching. grabbing attention, grabbing

5:55

graphics. You need to have high

5:57

quality stories, visual stories that captivate

5:59

people, right? Gone are the days

6:01

when you can just have a

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nice looking website and you know,

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put a bunch of long text,

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right? That might work one percent

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of the time, but that's not

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it anymore. You need to breathe

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life and breathe creativity into your

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company, even if traditionally that's not

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how your company has played the

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game. The rules are changing, so

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you have to change as well.

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Let me just get that out

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there, right? Again, I don't think

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I have to like, you know,

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give you a list, right? I

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know what I'm talking about. I've

6:38

designed t-shirts for Jordan Brand. I've

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created multimedia marketing campaigns that Nike

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has promoted. I know what I'm

6:45

talking about. This isn't like, yeah,

6:47

there's a lot of like AI

6:50

slop out there, right? There's a

6:52

lot of people that aren't putting

6:54

a ton of effort into this

6:57

effort into this. The

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floor has raised for everyone. That's

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the thing that everyone needs to

7:03

keep in mind, right? It's not

7:05

like large, like even with text-based

7:07

stuff, right? You could get some

7:09

pretty bad stuff when chat GPT

7:11

first came out. It's like, oh,

7:13

this is hot garbage. No one

7:16

needs this. It's kind of hard

7:18

to get bad visuals out of

7:20

this GPT Foro image chat, right?

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Simple prompts give you. extraordinary results.

7:24

All right, so let's go in.

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Let's talk about our five best

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business use cases, live stream audience.

7:30

Let me know. What's your favorite?

7:33

What's your favorite? Drop in, actually,

7:35

drop in a link in this

7:37

live stream. And I'll share some

7:39

of our favorite image generations. I

7:41

know Dr. Harvey Castro had one

7:43

yesterday, maybe I'll share his, but

7:45

what what have you created? It

7:47

doesn't have to be a photo.

7:50

It can be anything visual for

7:52

your business. All right, so number

7:54

one, photo shoots that. never happen.

7:56

All right? Be honest with yourself.

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On a scale of 9 to

8:00

10, or let me say this,

8:02

on a scale of 90 to

8:04

100 percent, how boring is your

8:07

website? It's boring, right? There's no

8:09

visuals. You know, or the visual

8:11

that's on there, it's the same

8:13

exact stock photo shoot that everyone

8:15

has, and it's gross. Let's get

8:17

rid of that. All right, so

8:19

use case number one is creating

8:21

photo shoots that never happened. All

8:24

right, so if you're listening on

8:26

the podcast, as always check out

8:28

the show notes. This might be

8:30

one of those. You might want

8:32

to see the video and the

8:34

visuals, right? So yeah, this always

8:36

also every single day goes out,

8:38

the same podcast, unedited, unscripted, obviously

8:41

goes out on YouTube and LinkedIn

8:43

as well. So you might want

8:45

to go catch the video. All

8:47

right, so this one. Super simple.

8:49

I could have made these a

8:51

lot better, FYI. I would never

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use these, right? I don't think

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they turned out necessarily great. But

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I just wanted to show how

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single prompt, right, natural language, not

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regenerating, gives you something that's actually

9:04

okay, right? So recreating, or sorry,

9:06

business use case number one, creating

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photo shoots that didn't happen. All

9:10

those boring blog posts. Go do

9:12

something about that. Right? So here's

9:14

what I did. Most of them

9:17

I kept it simple about everyday

9:19

AI or myself, just so it

9:21

made sense, I guess. So I

9:23

uploaded the everyday AI logo, I

9:25

uploaded a headshot of myself, and

9:27

I said, put this logo on

9:29

a black cap. then put that

9:31

cap on this person's head in

9:34

the headshot. Have that person walking

9:36

down the street in Chicago's West

9:38

Loop neighborhood. All right. So I'm

9:40

not gonna necessarily slap one of

9:42

these on my website. I would

9:44

go through and, you know, re-prompt

9:46

and iterate a little bit, which

9:48

again, you can do a natural

9:51

language. That's the thing. If one

9:53

of these didn't turn out well,

9:55

you know, you could say, hey,

9:57

remove the car in the background.

9:59

and more boca to to the

10:01

shot right you know make make

10:03

the the sun coming up over

10:05

the person's you know back left

10:08

shoulder recreate this in golden hour

10:10

right like I I try to

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create about the worst prompt I

10:14

could show so you could see

10:16

the floor that's what I'm showing

10:18

you here all right there's plenty

10:20

of examples of people that I've

10:22

towered around with this a lot

10:25

and can show you the ceiling

10:27

this is simple natural language and

10:29

I actually did this in SORA,

10:31

okay? I did this first because

10:33

I wanted to touch on this.

10:35

So ChatGPTs for O ImageGen. Yes,

10:37

that's what it's called. It's called

10:39

for O ImageGen. It's available right

10:42

now for free, paid, pro. Chachi

10:44

PT users, but you can also

10:46

use it inside of SORA. There's

10:48

a couple of reasons why you

10:50

might want to do this. One

10:52

of them is you can choose

10:54

for it to give you four

10:56

variations. So that's why I wanted

10:59

to start out by showing you.

11:01

that's all right. Because, you know,

11:03

similarly, if you've worked, you know,

11:05

with, you know, runway, mid journey,

11:07

etc. Right. Most AI image generators

11:09

will give you a group of

11:11

four, but you don't get that

11:13

right now. If you're using the

11:16

image gen feature in chat GPT,

11:18

because, you know, CEO Sam Altman

11:20

said their GPUs are melting and

11:22

they can't keep up with demand.

11:24

Well, guess what, go use SORA.

11:26

Go use SORA. Also, another thing

11:28

to know. After the first, like,

11:30

couple of days that this came

11:33

out, it seems like they were

11:35

getting a little more restrictive with

11:37

some of their content policies, specifically

11:39

when it came to, um, adding.

11:41

images, going back and editing or

11:43

asking for certain things with people,

11:45

especially multiple people in them, it

11:47

was a little touchy, right? Even

11:50

for things that maybe shouldn't be

11:52

touchy. So in this example, maybe

11:54

if I wanted to edit one

11:56

of these four photos that I

11:58

got out of SORA inside the

12:00

chat GPT version of ImageGen, it

12:02

might have said, hey, I can't

12:04

do that. Might have got an

12:06

error. All right, so I wanted

12:09

to show you right away that

12:11

you can do this in SORA.

12:13

There are some advantages. There's also

12:15

some disadvantages, but one of the

12:17

big advantages is you can get

12:19

four generations. You can choose that

12:21

as an option. And then it

12:23

is a little in that regard,

12:26

number one, it's quicker. I think

12:28

there's actually less demand on SORA

12:30

than there is on chat GPT

12:32

right out, which who would have

12:34

ever thought that, you know, four

12:36

or five months ago, when we

12:38

first got SORA. thing that's cool

12:40

is you can also turn this

12:43

into a video from SORA obviously

12:45

so you can't create videos within

12:47

chat GPT you can in SORA

12:49

so business use case number one

12:51

photo shoots that never happened and

12:53

there's obviously a lot of use

12:55

cases for that but that alone

12:57

right there I think is a

13:00

great one. Number two quick redesigns

13:02

without a designer all right here's

13:04

a simple one. I did this

13:06

in Chad TBT and SORA just

13:08

because I kind of wanted to

13:10

see the differences. So I literally

13:12

upload a photo. So that's the

13:14

other thing. You can both in

13:17

Chad TPT ImageGen or in SORA,

13:19

you can upload a source or

13:21

a series of source files. I

13:23

usually do that. I didn't do

13:25

that in every single example, but

13:27

you know, think. If you have

13:29

a team photo, if you have

13:31

a photo of your office, but

13:34

yeah, you're like, oh, I would

13:36

use this on our website, but

13:38

you know, I don't know, like,

13:40

Bill is over here, Bill doesn't

13:42

work here anymore. Karen has a

13:44

stack of papers on her desk,

13:46

it looks terrible, right? Okay, well,

13:48

go use. You can literally upload

13:51

it into JetGBT 40 ImageGen and

13:53

say, hey, remove all this clutter,

13:55

make it look better, get rid

13:57

of the people, put more lighting

13:59

in there, right? You can literally

14:01

just like redesign your entire interior

14:03

designing of office, right? Yeah, let

14:05

alone, that's gonna be an extremely

14:08

disruptive one. Yeah, if sorry, just

14:10

putting that out there. If you're

14:12

a company that by hand charges

14:14

people to mock things up. for

14:16

interior designing. You better change your

14:18

business model right away because you're

14:20

gonna get squashed. Because number one,

14:22

people are either gonna be doing

14:25

it for themselves or number two,

14:27

all of this technology is now

14:29

available via an API. So think

14:31

of all these new kind of

14:33

SAS companies, these, you know, AI-powered

14:35

upload your this, you know, put

14:37

in your logo and your ideas

14:39

and, you know, three source images

14:42

and we're gonna create an entire

14:44

months of, you know, marketing campaigns.

14:46

Yeah. This is literally, it's gonna

14:48

change how we all work. All

14:50

right? So quick redesigns without a

14:52

designer. So I essentially uploaded a

14:54

photo of my podcast art. I

14:56

just simply said, I don't like

14:58

this design anymore. Can you redesign

15:01

this podcast cover? Nothing else, you

15:03

know, simple. And here's what I

15:05

gave me. So, it made me

15:07

look a little weird. Or maybe,

15:09

I'm just weird looking, I don't

15:11

know. But you know, here it

15:13

is though, they gave me four

15:15

different options. Again, because I did

15:18

this in SORA, using the SORA

15:20

photo option versus ChatGBT where I

15:22

would just get back one, and

15:24

it gave me four very different

15:26

designs. So are any of these

15:28

ready to use out of the

15:30

box? Maybe, I don't know. Which

15:32

one do you guys like? If

15:35

we say upper left is number

15:37

one, upper right is number two,

15:39

lower left is number three, lower

15:41

right is number four, which one

15:43

do you guys like? I actually

15:45

kind of like the, at least

15:47

the design and the layout of

15:49

number two, upper right. I think

15:52

that's actually, I think it's kind

15:54

of clean there. So I mean,

15:56

here's the thing. And you're like,

15:58

okay, well, Jordan, this gives you

16:00

a still image. What if you

16:02

want to go and update it?

16:04

Okay, I don't know. There's, there's

16:06

a recrafter. There's, there's Canva, right,

16:09

with all the magic graph, right?

16:11

So you can essentially take that,

16:13

use a little magic grab thing

16:15

in Canva, and then you're done.

16:17

And you're off for the races.

16:19

And in two minutes, you know,

16:21

if you've like almost everything in

16:23

that design, you just need to

16:26

change a couple of a couple

16:28

of things, you're a couple of

16:30

things, you're good. You're good. You're

16:32

good. You're good. You're good. You're

16:34

good. You're good. You're good. You're

16:36

good. You're good. You're good. You're

16:38

good. You're good. You're good. You're

16:40

good. You're good. You're good. You're

16:43

good. You're good. You're good. great

16:45

use case right and and I'm

16:47

not saying like fire your designer

16:49

that's not what I'm saying I'm

16:51

not you know let's just up

16:53

the overall quality let's start there

16:55

right I don't want to talk

16:57

about in this episode you know

17:00

job displacement and what this is

17:02

going to do to certain industries

17:04

but I do think that we

17:06

all need to think differently on

17:08

what's possible because you know if

17:10

I'm being honest I don't think

17:12

in the last I don't know

17:14

20 25 years. Aside from everyone

17:17

having a high quality phone and

17:19

video, you know, in their pocket

17:21

from their smartphone, I don't think

17:23

a ton has changed from a

17:25

creativity standpoint, right? A lot of

17:27

people are still using Similar, right?

17:29

Photoshop. I just said that a

17:31

lot of people are still using,

17:34

you know, Adobe Creative Sweets, just

17:36

like they were 20 years ago.

17:38

Not a lot has changed. I

17:40

think from a, from a creative

17:42

perspective, this, this specifically, I will

17:44

say this even more so than

17:46

like SORA or Vio from, from,

17:48

from, from Google, I think this

17:50

is probably the biggest creative leap

17:53

forward because of what we can

17:55

do. as business leaders. Yeah, more

17:57

on that in a second. I

17:59

think it's gonna make sense. Number

18:01

three. Oh, here's what I was

18:03

just talking about, right? Maybe you

18:05

don't have or you don't need

18:07

a bunch of visuals. Maybe you

18:10

don't need a bunch of flyers,

18:12

a bunch of social media. I

18:14

mean, I think everyone should have

18:16

some of that, but how about

18:18

if you just? Visualize boring business

18:20

processes use case number three. Again,

18:22

the absolute simplest prompt possible. All

18:24

right, I'm literally like thinking like,

18:27

okay, what if, you know, a

18:29

70 year old lady down the

18:31

street, what would she put in

18:33

here? All right, simple stuff. I'm

18:35

not getting tricky. I'm not going

18:37

through my prime prop polish here,

18:39

getting, you know, some crazy prompts,

18:41

although I obviously do that, but

18:44

I wanted to give you guys

18:46

something super simple. So, I should

18:48

also mention how you actually use

18:50

this, right? Okay, I said, it's

18:52

free. You can only use it

18:54

in certain modes, so you will

18:56

click the slash command and just

18:58

type in create, and then choose

19:01

the create image image, or you

19:03

can just click the create image

19:05

icon. That probably should have started

19:07

the show off with that, but...

19:09

That's why this thing is not

19:11

edited unscripted. All right, so for

19:13

this one, business use case number

19:15

three, visualizing boring business processes. I

19:18

said create an image, so create

19:20

a visual guide on how to

19:22

prompt a large language model. Make

19:24

sure it shows step by step

19:26

instructions in a visual and instructive

19:28

way. Nothing else. All right, and

19:30

then we got actually a pretty

19:32

nice. Pretty nice little visual here.

19:35

Funny enough, it kind of looks

19:37

like our robot that it decided

19:39

to put on there, not quite,

19:41

but a little bit. All right,

19:43

so we have a nice, very

19:45

nice design, has four steps, one,

19:47

two, three, four, how to prompt

19:49

a large language model, one, set

19:52

the context, provide relevant background info,

19:54

two, define the task, specify clearly

19:56

what you want the LLLM to

19:58

do, three. Be specific and provide

20:00

details. Give the LOM as much

20:02

relevant information as possible for format

20:04

the output. Indicate how the responses

20:06

should be presented. It's actually not

20:09

a set of instructions. Did you

20:11

guys miss what happened there? I

20:13

didn't give those four instructions. Right?

20:15

I didn't. But it designed a

20:17

very nice, visible guide. Okay? Think

20:19

of how helpful this will be.

20:21

Think of your boring, on-boarding guide.

20:23

Think of your mind-numbingly mundane SOPs

20:26

that no one wants to read

20:28

those, right? How want you make

20:30

it a little bit easier to

20:32

digest by throwing that entire thing

20:34

in chat GPT? Here's what I

20:36

would do first, ready for a

20:38

little, little tip, how I would

20:40

actually be using it. I would

20:42

throw that whole document into something

20:45

like 01 from chat GPT and

20:47

say, hey, give me 50, give

20:49

me 50 prompts, right? I would

20:51

first start with a prompt that

20:53

works for you. Right, maybe throw

20:55

in some of your branding guides.

20:57

You can give it color codes.

20:59

You can say, hey, we're more

21:02

of a minimalistic, our company's minimalistic,

21:04

professional, you know, here's our color

21:06

codes, right? I would get a

21:08

prompt that works well, and it

21:10

produces something that you like inside

21:12

of chat. GPT, with their new

21:14

GD40 image, then I would take

21:16

that prompt, I would go into

21:19

something like, oh, one. Throw all

21:21

your documents in there and say,

21:23

hey, give me 50 short prompts

21:25

that can illustrate this entire, replicate

21:27

them after this, because that way,

21:29

you can also have consistency in

21:31

all of those things. So don't

21:33

work harder, work smarter, and make

21:36

your stuff a little less boring.

21:38

Again, think. Are

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21:46

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22:52

They've grown up on YouTube,

22:54

right? You can't just throw

22:56

them a book. You can't

22:58

throw them, you know, or

23:00

even you're marketing and you're

23:03

advertising. You know, those long sales

23:05

emails are only going to work

23:07

for a certain type, right? You need

23:09

to. be able to visualize

23:11

and tell the story of

23:13

your brand in a better

23:15

way. And I think use

23:17

case number three is a

23:20

great example of that visualizing

23:22

boring business processes. All right.

23:24

Number four, we have two

23:26

more mimicking or imitating winning

23:28

visuals. All right. So for this

23:30

example, again, I uploaded.

23:33

Five different photos here. I

23:35

think only three of them

23:37

showed up here on my

23:39

screenshot. But I said, I

23:42

like these three Nike advertisements

23:44

from the 1990s. Use the

23:46

everyday AI logo attached and

23:49

create a similar logo for

23:51

everyday AI. Make it simple

23:53

and bold and geared to

23:56

help people learn generative AI

23:58

from everyday AI. is me.

24:00

You can include me in the

24:02

advertisement as well and ensure the

24:05

style matches up perfectly to the

24:07

retro 1990s Nike style. So I

24:09

found these cool old Nike ads

24:12

that I liked from probably like

24:14

the 80s and the 90s. And

24:16

then I put in a photo

24:18

of the logo, but I said,

24:21

hey, essentially like recreate this logo

24:23

in this style. Right. And then

24:25

it created a decent visual again.

24:28

I would go through and reprop this.

24:30

I wanted to show you guys again.

24:32

Just here's one shot. Here's what it's

24:34

like, even if you don't know anything

24:36

about generative AI, you can get

24:38

some decent stuff there. It actually

24:41

did a pretty good recreation of our

24:43

logo, but a 90s version of it,

24:45

right? I wanted to fit this vibe.

24:47

But then the other thing is you

24:49

can turn that into a marketing campaign,

24:51

right? Because then what I did in

24:53

the next prompt is I said, okay,

24:55

now make that guy playing basketball. Right.

24:58

So not about AI, but just

25:00

to show you, you can get

25:02

some consistent style. And, you know,

25:05

there, there it is, me in

25:07

a retro 90s or what AI

25:09

thinks I look like. That one's

25:12

maybe a little bit better than

25:14

the one from before. But there

25:16

you go. So again, creating, you

25:19

know, similar styles for marketing campaigns

25:21

is extremely important there. And again,

25:23

single prompt. Last but

25:26

not least. blog, turning blog

25:28

posts into infographics. All

25:30

right, so now these

25:32

infographics can obviously accompany

25:35

your blog post, but

25:37

also put them out on social

25:39

media, to put them out in

25:41

your email to tease people to

25:43

go read your long informative, probably

25:46

helpful blog posts. All right,

25:48

so here's what I did to

25:50

display this. All I did, I went

25:52

into chatchabity. I said

25:54

create an image. I

25:56

took a recap from

25:58

the podcast. from yesterday, so

26:01

we go over our AI news

26:03

that matters. All right, so, you

26:05

know, it was seven major stories

26:07

that we covered yesterday. So I

26:09

had a quick recap of the

26:12

seven major stories. I told ChatGBT,

26:14

all I said is create an

26:16

image. This is the recap of

26:18

a blog post on the latest

26:20

AI news. Please create a very

26:22

detailed visual that quickly tells readers

26:25

this info. make it creative and

26:27

visually appealing, yet it should

26:29

be simple enough that people

26:31

can learn the main concepts

26:33

easily, ensure the main points,

26:35

details, and context are included.

26:37

All right, so this didn't turn

26:39

out perfectly. Again, I would go

26:42

in there, repromptu a couple of

26:44

things, because it actually got some

26:46

of the visuals. It was actually

26:48

one off. perfect right so it

26:50

has a had so it has

26:52

an overall headline for the graphic

26:54

seven major AI new stories this

26:56

week and that each of those

26:58

individual new stories has a heading

27:00

and a subheading yeah unfortunately the

27:02

toward about story three or four

27:04

the image that goes with it

27:06

so it's a nicely designed there's

27:09

a border box for the

27:11

heading subheading and a nice

27:13

visual, but it looks like

27:15

the visual has got one

27:17

off. So I can either

27:19

repromptu or again take, you know,

27:21

30 seconds, go into Canva,

27:23

use the magic grab feature

27:25

and just move those. But

27:27

pretty good, right? It actually

27:30

like I'm looking at it again.

27:32

Again, aside from it not matching up

27:34

the visual to each icon box, it did

27:36

a good job. The icons are actually really

27:38

good, tells a good story. Yeah, so I

27:41

mean, overall, aside from that one thing getting

27:43

wrong, which I'm pretty sure if I

27:45

just reprompted it to correct it, it

27:47

would spit it out correctly the second

27:49

time, but I wanted to be, again,

27:51

just like this, this show is unedited,

27:53

unscripted, I wanted to give

27:56

you all the unedited, unscripted,

27:58

unscripted, unscripted version. of this,

28:00

right? I didn't do the show

28:02

live to show you these generations

28:04

because yeah, chat security servers are

28:07

getting slammed and still from this.

28:09

And you know, sometimes it takes,

28:11

you know, 30 seconds to maybe

28:13

two minutes to create a visual

28:15

depending on how complex it is

28:17

and depending on how busy it

28:20

is. So instead of forcing you

28:22

all to just sit there and

28:24

look at my screen as things

28:26

rendered, I just went and put

28:28

these together first. All right, so

28:30

those are our five business use

28:33

cases. Let me do a quick

28:35

recap. Number one, photo shoots that

28:37

never happened. Number two. quick redesigns

28:39

without a designer. Number three, visualizing

28:41

boring business processes. Number four, mimicking

28:43

or imitating winning visuals. And then

28:45

number five, turning blog post to

28:48

infographics that you can share on

28:50

social. All right, let me just

28:52

say this y'all. You need to

28:54

be using this. All right? It's

28:56

really good. It's really good. y'all

28:58

know me very like very rarely

29:01

do I I you know gush

29:03

about something right I have my

29:05

favorites I love notebook LM I

29:07

love chat she PT I've always

29:09

you know been a fan of

29:11

you know mid-journey from way back

29:14

when you know I don't use

29:16

it as much this is good

29:18

you need to be using it

29:20

right I think on Fortunately, unfortunately,

29:22

I don't know, the narrative around

29:24

this, it's just all these things

29:27

that take off on social media,

29:29

right? It's like, oh, I made

29:31

a Studio Ghibli style photo of.

29:33

My family at Disney World and

29:35

everyone's like, yay, right? And then

29:37

the next thing that kind of

29:40

is going viral online is, you

29:42

know, making yourself into an action

29:44

figure, right? And you're in this

29:46

plastic packaging and, you know, it

29:48

has all these little, you know,

29:50

figurines that go along with you

29:53

based on, you know, the info

29:55

that you put into chat, GPT

29:57

and you're like, ha ha, this

29:59

is fun. No, stop that, stop

30:01

that. Use this to grow your.

30:03

business. Stop creating memes unless your

30:05

business is creating memes. Right. Stop

30:08

doing these studio ghibli animations. Right.

30:10

You've we've all done it. Okay.

30:12

Next. I just gave you five.

30:14

Very simple. Very easy to follow

30:16

use cases that are going to

30:18

grow your business. Period. Again, I

30:21

gave you all. Essentially zero shot,

30:23

right. This is just one prompt.

30:25

Here's the input, here's the output.

30:27

Could have made it look a

30:29

lot better, but I wanted to

30:31

show you how high the ceiling

30:34

is. In the ceiling on this

30:36

one, I think is probably, or

30:38

sorry, the floor on this one,

30:40

to show you how high the

30:42

floor is. The floor on this

30:44

is one of the highest floors

30:47

for any piece of software I've

30:49

ever seen. And again, as someone

30:51

that has been using Photoshop for

30:53

25 years, as someone that's had

30:55

my creative work. You know, used

30:57

by big brands like Nike and

31:00

Jordan brand. I've had my, you

31:02

know, my work, my visuals featured

31:04

in a lot of places. This

31:06

is good. It's really good. You

31:08

need to be paying attention. You

31:10

need to be using this immediately.

31:13

Get your team together now. Show

31:15

them this episode. Go find good

31:17

business use cases. Don't just, you

31:19

know, look at what's trending on

31:21

Twitter because it's funny or what

31:23

people are posting about on LinkedIn

31:26

because it's, you know, something went

31:28

viral. Figure out how this can

31:30

grow your business because it definitely

31:32

can't. All right, I hope this

31:34

was helpful, y'all. If so, click

31:36

that repost, I actually have... 10

31:38

more business use cases. I didn't

31:41

have the time to put all

31:43

the visuals together, but they're really

31:45

good. All right, so if you

31:47

are listening on LinkedIn, click that

31:49

little repost. I'm actually at Google

31:51

later today for the Google Next

31:54

event in Las Vegas. So give

31:56

me a couple of days, but

31:58

just go click that repost button

32:00

on LinkedIn. If you're listening on

32:02

the podcast, we always put it

32:04

in the show notes and on

32:07

our website to go back to

32:09

the LinkedIn threat. So go repost

32:11

that. I'll share 10 more business

32:13

use cases for GPT-40 ImageGen. I

32:15

hope this was helpful. Tune in

32:17

tomorrow, y'all. It's our 500 show.

32:20

What? That's insane. I put a

32:22

pull out, like I said, hey,

32:24

you guys call the shots, whatever

32:26

you guys want the 500th show

32:28

to be. I'll do it. So

32:30

you all wanted me to reflect

32:33

on the biggest changes in AI

32:35

from episode one to episode 500,

32:37

which is happening today. So first

32:39

of all, thank you all for

32:41

sticking around. It's really cool. Just

32:43

talk to someone today's like I've

32:46

been listening to you every day

32:48

for two years, right, at a

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huge company. So like I can't

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thank you enough for your support,

32:54

but come out. Hangout tomorrow on

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the live stream for our 500th

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