#35 Remotion, Claude Code Skills, Cloudflare + Astro, Ads in ChatGPT, Apple Siri Chatbot

We live. No. Yep. Now we're live. We are live. Nice. Awesome. Hello there. Beat you to it. Hello there. Hello everybody. Um, we're on Twitch. We have streamers now. I don't know how to Do I have Twitch? Um, I only I'm not I'm not even following us. If you're Where are we? Have we got anyone? We've got one person. Oh, where are you? Let us know where you are. And if you're not on Twitch, go give us a follow on. Oh, we have two people on Command AI YouTube. So, hello everybody. Thank you for watching like through Command AI uh YouTube channel. I see more people joining from Twitter. Uh hello to all of your beautiful faces. Today we we have quite a few things to show you like cool stuff like actual handon things that we've been building. Fun stuff. I had no idea you could hover over that little icon and see where people are joining from. That's new. That's new. Um it changed your world view. Guys, if you prefer Twitch, we've literally just signed up their command AI show on everything. But if you prefer that wherever you wherever you're comfortable, wherever you feel, wherever you feel like you're yourself, where whether you where you feel, you know, unrestrained, unrestricted, the true version of yourself, wherever you feel that will be there. Let's get on with the show. Yeah. [laughter] All right. Cool. So, what have you been uh busy with? I have been What have I been busy with? It's all about content creation these days. I made a subtle joke about it last week, not doing any code. Um I have literally been record because I've got I it's starting to get into a point now where I'm recording videos for clients, for companies. Um I'm not sure if I'm allowed to mention them. There are no contracts, but I'll keep that hush for now. But it's just, yeah, it'll be tutorials for their channels or adverts for their distribution and things like that. I've got Yeah, I've got a couple of clients on at the moment trying to sort all that out. Plus, I'm trying to do the chord code crash course, which I'm, you know, trying to release updates to that like at least every week, which is um cool. Um, [clears throat] saying that today, yesterday I started a an a project um just for fun because I I want to share songs with people, but I but I use YouTube music and everyone else uses Spotify. Spotify. So, I have this problem. Yeah. So, I'm building a Safari uh share sheet. when you click share, you know, my app will pop up in the share sheet and then it will bring up the equivalent YouTube, Spotify, Amazon link. So you could I could just I if I know you're on Spotify, then I can get the Spotify link to the song that I'm on and send it to you. So that's interesting. Why why why not making a tool where people if you share the song you just share the destination to that page and people can choose where they can open that song. Does that make sense? Oh yes. Because this this requires me to know what streaming service they're on, doesn't it? So that could be that could be another good that's that's a very good idea for it to say here [snorts] it is. you have a billion dollar and I generate yeah it's probably in the query URL I I'll probably send them a link to there's just one page it could be on web flow could just be a onepage web flow thing and then yeah my link gives them the query and then the web the web flow website takes down the query data does the processing and then presents them it's a really good idea that's a better idea than mine I would use it actually but having said that the reason why I mention it is because it me I'm building It it requires an iPhone application. It requires you to install this app. Oh, sorry. It requires me to install this app through the app store. So, that's why I mentioned it just because this whole journey's just been fun. Yeah. Your idea I could build in like two seconds. That's like that's like nothing. I could actually do that now. Um Oh, no. No. Because um I still need to be able to share the link with you, right? I still need to be able to generate that link. So, actually it it still needs the iPhone. aspect but probably yeah interesting anyway so that's what I've started doing for you need a converter a converter in this yeah and I don't and I don't think this is a new and this is this goes down to like building tools to get things done that you want done and having fun with it like I bet there's already something like this out there which well I was going to say there's already a service that I'm using that does the interpolation so I'm just packaging it in an app so yeah anyway Speaking of which, our last stream, we're not talking about last week. We're talking this week. 4 hours long. We said we were going to do it last week. We did it this week. Yeah. So if you're interested that is also something that we will continue building uh an idea turning it into a real app and in the process bringing you up to speed with broad code and showing how I and now you will you know pros develop using claude code build I said I will watch that video entirely again Um I instead I went to the transcript. I gave the transcript to chat GPT and I'm making a list of things that I am interested in because he told me quite a few things about how to use the terminal. Um and they were really definitely do that. Why don't we make that the first part of the session is to clarify things from the last session that you have. I' I've been watching it. I've made I've I've timestamped everything. So meant I've watched through it again and um there are things that I want to raise on on the next episode. So we'll do answer questions. We'll make some tweaks and updates which are unrelated to you know unnecessary but I think will benefit you such as getting a new terminal. Um and then we'll move forward with actually doing core code stuff. Yeah. So you're saying the Apple stock terminal is bad. Yeah. Yeah. Well, no, no, it's not bad. It's just for what you need it for. For what you specifically need it for, there are better terminals out there. Free, is it? Well, well, no, no, it won't be warp. It won't be I installed warp on my PC, by the way. Just we'll keep it free. We'll keep it free because people turn off the claw code. [snorts] Um, [laughter] and and there will be a giveaway. There will be a giveaway. Okay. I have I have free Clawude Code passes to give away. So that is giving those away. Cool. Okay. That that is Oh, so join us next Wednesday. Next Wednesday. 2 3 3 PM UK time. 400 PM Germany time. Um probably 9:00 a.m. Eastern uh Pacific, I think. Yeah, maybe even earlier any. Yeah. Okay, cool. Let's start with should should we start with the intro or should I start with the uh let us know what you uh let's do the intro doesn't really matter to be honest whatever you want do you want to just jump right into blender or do you want to do the intro let's do the intro we have uh a few people so okay you guys know what we are talking about and we have it over with before we start give us a like wherever you are please yeah subscribe on Twitter is in um Twitch. It's a like probably it's also sub subscribers or something like that. I will be monitoring that. If you are watching on Twitch, please um write us a comment so we can see if we can actually see it or not uh [snorts] here in our tool. Anyway, so this week, uh, we have ads coming to chat GPT, something we've been waiting for, uh, and we're not happy about. Skills are getting tons of attention because they're pretty cool and we'll talk about them a ton. Uh, Cloudflare is acquire, no, they have acquired Astro and that might mean something like acquiring web flow. I don't know. We'll talk about that as well. Um, and Apple is building a chat box similar to ChatgPT. All of this and more in this week's uh in today's episode. This is Command AI. I'm Kabarzel and I am Sam and this is a week in AI design and dev. Cool. So, tons of uh cool stuff happening, but we start with what I've been working on. Uh, let me get my windows straight and I'll I'll [snorts] show you guys what I've been building with Blender. So, because we actually practice what we preach. We like building stuff and doing stuff. We're not just here for the hype. Yes, exactly. And where is my Blender MCP? Here it is. Cool. Now I'm going You had a question for me, didn't you? Yeah. I'll And the audience, get ready to type what you think because Yeah. All right. So, let me do this. All right. So, I don't know Blender, but I built this entire 3D thing in Blender with the help of AI with just a few prompts. And you'd be shocked [laughter] if I tell you I built all of this, well, the room from this image. I know it's quite dumb. This is not meant to be something for AI. I made a note about that particular room for myself without noting anything on it and I gave this to Claude code connected it to Blender and it built me this room accurately like very accurately and then I started adding obviously other stuff to it like furniture etc. And we'll go through like the process of how I got here. Um, but the question that I have for you kind of like a dumb one. What do you think this 90 here represents? Because Claude got it right, AI, without any context. I just gave it this and it got it right. [snorts] I I don't know. Type in the comments. Right. Yeah. I thought it might be like Hang before I answer that. Right. Do you do you know kind of architectural diagrams? Is this kind of like inside domain specific knowledge? This is in Figma. By the way, if you like look at this is this says frame because I made this in Figma. I I went to that room at my parents, right? I I measured everything and then I had my laptop. I wrote it down in Figma different measurements and it was all for my head to later on come up with a plan. But then I figured out why not use the the MCP for Blender that you know we've been hearing about to do this for me. And I again I don't know anything about Blender. I barely know how to move my camera. I don't know. I don't know what 90 means. What what does 90 mean? It it it doesn't really matter all that much. It's just that it's cool the height of the window. No, it's cool that AI got it right. It's the floor to window height. Oh gosh. Yeah. See, because that could be any number of things. That could be the window, right? Yeah, it could be. It could be. I agree. [snorts] And these are the blue things, right? Did it like you haven't labeled bed blue, right? As No, I told it to ignore these. I said like ignore the blue ones. I included it in the prompt, but I said ignore them. And then uh you see these. So I don't know. Do do you recognize what what these are? Yeah, like cabinet or Yeah, but like which which specific cabinets? Oh, they IKEA surely. Yeah, they they are IKEA uh kaks. So what I did, I told AI the the cloth code to to add 2x4 IKEA colors. I didn't give it any measurements. I just said it's 2x4. So it did it actually correctly in the correct orientation. And then I said 4x two again did it in the correct um uh way. Anyway, this is the good stuff. But there were some learnings. uh something something that didn't work really well and now let me show you is the bed. So for the bed the first trial I would get something like this for the first few tries it would just have it exploded even though I would say like joint them nothing could nothing was working. [snorts] So I figured what is the problem? By the way, the reason the way I was getting the bed was essentially an image like this, just screenshots from Amazon. Not this particular im particular image, but uh this and images like these. And I feel like I don't know, they were kind of like messing up with with Claude maybe. Somehow I I tried different beds. I tried different images, different prompts, continued clear context. It was always leading to an exploded shot or like very very messy. So what I figured I'd do, I'd g uh I gave that image like this image and the other one to chat. It doesn't matter. It could be any AI for this um task. I gave it to it and I said, "Look, my purpose is to create this in 3D with Blender and Blender MCP, but it's getting it wrong. Can you make a very detailed JSON prompt that I can give to my AI?" And it did. And I didn't I didn't even read the prompt. I just gave it to AI and it did it correctly after that. Um, so the the JSON solved my issue and that plant. Uh I I just demonstrated this uh a few hours ago uh to some friends and they said like can you add a plant in the corner? I was like okay sure let me ask AI. So this is how it works. This is like just type in whatever you want and it surely a few seconds later it add well it took actually one minute. Um well this is for solving an issue but it took about one minute to add the plant. Very cool. Yeah. Very cool. So yeah. Um I bet there'll be some Blender nerds who will look at that like the layer structure or something and be like but at the end of the day like you decide your use case. This could be this could be just a visual. It could be some somebody at home just trying to decorate their room just trying to visualize their room. Don't take it too seriously. Don't look this is literally what I'm doing. I'm not trying to get a hyper realistic look. I'm trying to this is a very small room. I'm trying to get the most out of this room, right? And I I I had to compromise. I have to like see what types of like furniture can I add. This is my goal. I'm like act what I'm doing here is planning. I don't care about the looks of it or like the correctness of Blender. I mean, look at the joint of these walls. It's it's hilarious. It's really bad, right? and there is a leftover from something else probably right um but it doesn't matter for me because what what I care about is the sizes being correct which I have which I checked and they were correct and just to get a feeling like is that what I want maybe I move stuff uh a little bit so if you want to to do something with blender and can't just install clot code and I asked it how to connect it to blender it told me how to do it after I did it. I prompt this. Uh, but if you are a blender like pro, what you could do, you you probably know your thing much better. So, you could give it much better and more clear instructions. Like for me, I was saying to I was saying to Claude, how can I group things? Because I don't know how to group things in Blender. And it was saying like, you can do collections, you can join them. I'm like I don't know what any of that means. Do the do your best. [laughter] Yeah. So, but if you are a pro, you can get a lot more out of it by being very particular and plan it before doing it and you just leave it to run and it does its thing. I also have to mention it's been eating through my context and my tokens like nothing I've seen. like the Blender MCP is just like I I would hit my um my limit after a few edits every single time. So I could do this much faster, but my limits were like being hit constantly. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Cool. Nice. Very fun. Yeah, it's it's really fun. [gasps] Let's uh Yeah, let's move on to Remotion. Let's move on to more intro this one agentic stuff a short thing but I actually I want to prepare the windows for it. We can do it so people also can see what I'm preparing here. Okay. Yeah. Oh yeah. You know what I was thinking as well? I told you before, you know, we prepare. We prepare for this show. We're professionals. Okay. [snorts] One thing I was thinking of is that uh you took a you know, you exported or took a screenshot of Figma, right? And just put that in. Whereas I would have would have used the MC the Figma MCP to say look at that frame, bring that in or something like that. I mean, again, different use cases. And you wanted to actually sketch it. Let's get into it. Yeah, let's get into it. Can you actually tell me? Let's mention that in the video. I think [snorts] this is like very valuable. Um, I didn't think of it and sure I can guarantee that I will do that next. All right. So, um, do I need, by the way, to do this layout shift before the video? Yeah, you don't need to do it for the edit, but you know, for our audience, you might want to up. Ah, true. So that you have the layers, you edit it. Yeah. So ah, okay. All right. All right. So there is a super cool tool that allows me to take this static nice designs from Figma and actually turn it Wait, I I messed up my window management. Let's go again. So, there is this super cool tool that allows me to take this static Figma design and turn it into an animated video. This is a video that I can export and put it on social media, use it for whatever use case I I have. This is for general motion design use cases. And you do all of this with just prompting with AI. And this is where we will get into the depth of it. So, uh, was it good? Was good. Was good. Is that clear? Well, actually, this is something we've we've talked about as well. Audience, let us know. Is is that is that clear? Like from design to a video, you know, because this is there's a mult this is a this is a saga. This is a multi-stage saga. Yeah. this this explanation because I think a lot of people are getting confused about what this tool is. Um do you have your version also ready? I've got my version ready. Yeah. Yeah, let's do that as well and I will continue with this is this is what I've done. Um so I I'll go on. No, just just share the screen. I will I I will prompt I I will continue so you can go after me. Just share the the screen. your screen what what you've been working what I had before would you want the animation or do you want the design? Yeah, the animation. The animation. Okay. Yeah, cool. Do you want to play it? So before we go too much into the depth, I want to show also what you have done. So show us what you have. This is also super cool. I really like the design. And the important note here is you did all of this without having a design to start with without any Figma just from scratch. Cool. So all of this is done with Remotion. Do you want to take us through Remotion? Yeah. So, Remotion is a a application, let's call it, that you run in your your browser and it enables you to take code like you know, yeah, code and animate it and export it to a video. So, as an example, the one the uh the thing that you see on screen right now was we don't see the screen. Uh well, we see the um so this was the original. This was just a little I wanted to I want to add this to one of my videos on YouTube. I want to add this little motion graphic or whatever. So I created the the end design and I created this as a this is just a website. It's all just HTML and then I I put it into Remotion and asked and and I was able to animate it in Remotion. Let me share my other screen. Um, and it yeah, it's able to create it's a react based thing. It creates your react website. It it turns your react website into animation. You can animate different components. You can move it and all the rest of it. And um, yeah, this that's that's Remotion. So, it basically takes layers and then these layers can be animated and as as we showed it. Um, I'll bring back my create real MP4 videos with React. That's yeah, pretty much it. So, and as you see here on the screen, we have a timeline. So, all of this is happening inside of my browser and we have a timeline. And by the way, as I mentioned here, we have I had this initial design. The final design is not exactly that. I can play around with it and that's the whole point of it. I could do it manually but now we can do it with skills. This is what how I have done it and you too right? Yeah. Yeah. So I I mean you can ask claude code to animate this. You can you can add this into you you add your project into the reotion. Um and yeah claude code can animate it no problem. It's just code at the end of the day. However, what we're here to what's getting a lot of buzz right now is that Remotion have released a skill that you can install in Clawed Code or you can install it in cursor, whatever whatever tool you're using that gives the AI guidance on how it should use Remotion. So you get a much more consistent um result because the skill is a set of best practices of how to animate in remotion which is really cool. So you're going to get a better result if you use the skill for sure. This is what I also did. So, I saw I saw it on Twitter and then I um I asked Claude, "How can I add this essentially because I don't I didn't even know how to where to start it." Um and then I mentioned this before the show that I gave it a screenshot from Figma and then the code like the entire CSS, which I knew it's not the best way, but I didn't know a better way of doing it. But you mentioned I could just use the the MCP from Figma. I completely forgot about it. I did it didn't even cross my mind. So I think that would have been much better. I don't know how to do this yet. Uh I will do it afterwards because I played like 20 minutes with this less actually. Just a few prompts. I want to add the actual images because these are not this is not loading the images from Figma or anything. I don't know if I have to do it manually or if it can get them from the Figma MCP, but anyway, I have to find a way to export these images and put them there. Um, what I did the for the initial animation, I didn't tell it what to animate or how to animate it. I just said this frame, animate it. That that's it. Like a very generic dumb prompt. Um, yeah. And then it it animated these from bottom to top and then I said, "No, I don't like that. Animate them from like left to right and right to left," which which it did. So, yeah. Yeah. Mine mine was a much more specific prompt. I knew exactly what I wanted to do. So, I told it how I wanted to animate it. And then once again with that skill, it applies what I've asked of it and use the skill to understand some nuances that remotion requires to get the best out of it. Right. So yeah, my my So to improve your thing here, I would take the JPEG. I would put it in because here's the thing. Remotion um you you you have it running on your machine and you create all of your projects. You could actually this is just one workflow. you create all your projects that you want to animate, all your scenes that you want to animate in that one project. So, let's say, for example, this is your portfolio. You could have a portfolio project and you create all your scenes and then you can hit that render button down the bottom right there. Uh, and it'll export it as an MP4. Really, really cool. Really cool. Yeah. So, you could you could take one of those images that you've got in Figma now, put it into the into the folder structure. So, actually, maybe we can do it right now, right? Uh, where is that? By the way, I don't I can't I'm not sure where where you installed this. So, this this is where you need to know where you installed it. [snorts] Ah, I see. Maybe it's in file. You know, I'm not I'm not amazing at Remotion to be fair. Um I was saying that I was I was in the running for says opening cursor. That might help you under file opening cursor. Uh no. Oh, weird. I got my M. Is cursor open? My cursor is open. Yeah. Okay. H interesting. Okay. So, you need to find where that folder is. You put that image in the folder. And in Claude code, you'd say, "Put this image in the first cell of the squares and claw code will figure it out." Probably won't even use the skill. Probably won't even use the skill. It just read the code. It'll know to import the the image into that React component because it's all React. It's all done with React. and then you'll have that image in there. So, it's all done through React. Um, again, just to just to exemplify the skill is the thing that just gives it guidance and helps it in using Remotion. So, I hope that's clear for everyone. I think there was I think we were careful to not to to introduce you to the varying different layers of this um tool without overwhelming you. The output inevitably is just an MP4. So, if you have any use for an MP4, I'm going to be using this for my YouTube videos. I wish this was out last week because I needed a well, you'll see in one of my videos that I had an explanation or I have an explanation of what plugins are in clawed code and I wanted to show that you could have multiple plugins within a marketplace and then plugins can have skills and blah blah blah. I could have just made it in Figma and told Remotion to do it and then export as an MP4. Bring the MP4 into to Final Cut. Jobs are good. So, um, so yeah, that's Remotion. Really exciting, really cool. Um but this comes off the back of the next article we're going to go through or next um uh topic we're going to talk about which is something from Versel um because skills I think skills are getting a lot of uh basically they're the next big thing and you really don't want to miss out on them. So Versel has released this project called skills or skills.s SH and it's a it's a market I won't I don't want to use the term marketplace because that's another thing. It's a it's a collection of skills. They've even got a skills leaderboard where you can download these skills such as VLE React best practices. So if you're working on a VEL project uh React NexJS presumably um you'll have this skill and it's and claude code or whatever you're doing has got a reference to that. This here number three is the remotion best practices. Oh nice. I see also a few audits. Uh this gives me the idea. I will I will use these um to audit a few websites maybe potentially for like my my clients or like my potential clients. If the results are good, I could just, you know, very easily audit many websites at the same time or like quite fast and then just send these potential clients an email saying like, "Hey, here are things that we could do better." Yeah. Something like that. Yeah. So you see up here all of the different agents that this new because um crawled code I think correct me if I'm wrong people claw code was the first to introduce the idea of skills but now we're starting to see it in uh I think this is um key uh klene uh probably codeex cursor here skills are starting to roll out because they're becoming an important part of AI development. So, what they've done is create an MPM package called skills. God knows how they got that. That's pretty that's a pretty good name for an MPM package. Um, and you can add them with MPX skill ad Versel Labs. And then it'll ask you where do you want to install this? Do you want to install it in your project because you might just want the Remotion skill in a certain particular project or do you want to install it globally? And then which tool, which uh agent are you actually using it with? because it's it'll be different for different agents. So, it installed mine in the claw code um particular folder structure for claw code. So, this is great. This is this is a really handy package for getting involved in skills. But you found there was another there was a few more, right? You found a few lingering around. So, skills directory. Uh I'm going to actually I'm going to show this. So, [snorts] I found also this one skills directory. It looks pretty cool. And something that this does, it allows me to see what other people are doing with AI essentially, right? So I can I can see what are like cool stuff people are doing in you can do go to categories like in marketing like I could do I could okay there is not anything in marketing. Yeah, not in marketing but in research like I could imagine doing um some research and looking at how people are doing some like certain stuff that would be uh something next that I will do. I see there are a lot of development [snorts] skills. Um, not many in other actually. Uh, but yeah, that yeah, they have like 3,500 skills. And and by the way, you can create your own skills. And to plug my little Claude code course, I'll be doing uh a lesson on how to create your how to install and how to create your own skills. Um, you know, the easiest example I can give these are very generic, right? But the easy example they give is like brand guidelines. If your company if you if you if your company has a certain way of doing things, colors, fonts and things like that, you have a brand guideline skill. So that means anything clawed code, cursor or any whatever agent you're using uh does something in a codebase with that skill, it knows to always create things in a certain way rather than just letting it loose and designing it the way that Claude code or whatever designs stuff. So definitely um definitely worth checking out. It's on my Patreon uh patreon.com/joxm5. Uh but yeah, either way, you can create your own skills. You're not limited to these. These are just these this is just a marketplace. These are just um other people's a directory. Yeah, directory. Directory. That's a better place, better way to say it. Yeah. Um because yeah, you'll see there it's got trending which you've got selected. These you can see the reotion one is trending at the moment. So you can sort of see a real time thing of what keep an eye on what people are doing with them. what's getting popular right now. A new trendy one might come out tomorrow even, you know. But yeah, that's UIUX Pro Max. I don't know what that is, but that's also quite interesting. Do you reckon it's Apple? Do you reckon it's Apple stuff? Yeah. Anyway, like at the end of the day, I want to go through these and just kind of like have it as a directory of cool things that other people are doing and potentially what I could do. Um, I can imagine, by the way, to go through these, find a few that are very interesting and relay them to my team. So, instead of like me myself like going through every one of these and do it myself, I might find something specifically interesting for one of my teammates and say, can you like go do this and tell me like how you feel about it, how how it does for you. So potentially and and let's say for example you move your your cababazo website off to a code project you know a nextjs project having a you create a skill for your how you know the colors and and whatever how it looks so that may whenever whenever your team wants to add a feature to that website they'll prompt it but it will always look and feel the same way maybe you'll have a set of rules and things like that. Um, makes sense. And just to just um a lot of confus there's a lot of confusion between commands, skills, and agents. And that they all kind of cross over in this kind of, you know, they they all overlap in some ways. Slash commands are more in the way of like repeatable things that you want to do. I want to push, you know, I don't want to have to write a prompt to push this commit and write this message and do this, that, and the other. So you might create a slash command to do that. Uh it's just a shortcut way of doing something. Whereas skills are more persistent. They're more reference. There something that the agent can refer to to get a job done. It doesn't need it. It doesn't tell it what it doesn't it's not a prompt. It's not telling it what to do. You're telling it in what to do. And then this is just a a tool. It's a tool. got to be careful with all these terms because it's not a tool. It's not a tool. Um it is a it's something that the AI can use to to do what it needs to do. It's a guideline and all that sort of lot. So yeah and and agents are more um recursive tasks in a loop tasks that it will do. So agents sub agents can use skills as an example and it can use slashcomand. So, any questions on any of that, let us know. I'd greatly appreciate that cuz then those can work its way into the course. Um, yeah, that's skills in a nutshell and uh the new versel skills mpm package, which makes it incredibly easy to add skills to whatever agent that you guys want to use. Cool. Um, Cloudfare acquired Astro. Oh yeah, that one. I'm going to get the original um article and not link to Theo. Um, so I don't know if you guys heard, but continuing the trend of buying companies, buying open-source companies because these open source companies are slowly, I don't know, their their whole um, what do you call it? They're they're dying out or like finances dying out their the because of the finances. Yeah. their their source of income is kind of crumbling. Their model, sorry, their model their their their model for for monetary and financial support is kind of dying because of AI and in in true fashion where the ones that are surviving they are often owned by bigger organizations and consumer big organizations. Well, Astro are no exception to that where Cloudflare have just acquired Astro. Now, if you don't know what Astro is, Astro is another React framework for um uh developing serverside rendered websites. It's a competitor to Next. Astro is a another option there. And in fact, they've got some really nice alternative features that Next.js don't. They both serve a different purpose, but yeah. Yeah, Astra is great for like contentheavy websites. We're talking about like marketing. It's not like a website with a login and authentications necessarily. It's websites that need to load fast, perform well, um, be great for, you know, search engines and being able to be indexed, things like this. U, Astro has been great. And this is why also Web Flow chose Astro as their underlying um, technology, I believe, especially when it comes to building with AI, web flow, and all of it will be with Astro. Yeah. And now Cloudflare owns Astro and also Web Flow has a really tight relationship, growing relationship with Cloudflare, which makes me think if they would ever make the move on Web Flow as well and potentially buy Web Flow. I I have no information on this, but I it wouldn't surprise me. here. So, Web Flow did support um Astro with 200,000 which is funny enough pays for like one developer but you know yeah um it's crazy how much this how much this stuff costs which is why they find it hard to support but they are mentioned here look um so the I mean and also web flow have have been demonstrating a very close relationship with Cloudflare for better or worse they've been going down a couple of times whenever Cloudflare goes down and Cloudflare have had a few you know hiccups recently but saying that the new um um what do they call it? What's the web flow um ecosystem for developing appen? No, the one that one the one that you have to push. I did a course on it. [laughter] Pushflow cloud. Web flow cloud. Webflow cloud. Yeah, Webflow cloud. They use K2 storage which is um yeah just key value storage. They We flow use a lot of Cloudflare's products. So there's this incestuous little circle that's going on. So it' be interesting to see how this affects you know um web. I don't think it will. I just think it just tightens that grip. To be honest, I don't I can't see this as being a bad thing. I don't think this is going to be a good thing. I think it's only good really for Astro because they're going to get that continued financial support from Cloudflare who are just huge at this point. Um, and a very very good company. Yeah. And there is also wait uh [snorts] there was also this image uh from Cloudflare that web flow is the second uh most used CMS on Cloudflare after WordPress and we see Wix here was 1% framework sites 2% web flow 15 and WordPress dominating as always um with 41%. But this is quite surprising like this is bigger than Adob Experience Manager. Most people have not heard of this. Yeah, that's crazy. This is big. Like this is big. Cloudflare are very very enterprise friendly, right? Cloudflare are very enterprise friendly. Yeah. Adobe Experience Manager are very enterprise friendly. So it's crazy how those are flipped. Yeah. So hats off to Framer. That's right. Yeah. So that's why I'm saying like I wouldn't be surprised if they'd be acquired by uh Cloudflare because Cloudflare is like what 60 70 80 billion I don't know we uh it's something like that their valuation and web flow the latest in 2019 I believe was like 4 billion so potentially. Yeah. Yeah. It's pretty cool. Um, we are steaming through this week's uh, which works out for me because I've got a hard cut off, but I've got a hard cut off in about 45 minutes. So, we're all right. But if you want, we were also more prepared this week. Like, slightly more prepared. Although, let us know in the comments whether we are making any sort of sense because, you know, maybe we're just curse of knowledge they call it. When you know something, you forget to mention the simple thing because normally you're not prepared and you ask questions that make me explain things more. So maybe maybe you need to be less prepared, man. [laughter] I need to be the noob. Yeah, you need to be the noob. Gosh. Gosh damn it. Yeah. Let us know if you have any questions or anything. Uh like the video wherever you're watching. It really supports the the channel. And uh if you're not following us on uh YouTube, we release clips of everything that we talk about today. We release clips throughout the week, shorts and things like that. So, bit more of a condensed version, and you can tune in to bits you're interested in um over there. So, oh, we haven't even got it. I was going to point to the I was going to point to the QR code, but it's not even there. Gosh. Gosh. Oh. Oh, there. Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, Steaming through chat chat ads and chat GBT. Yeah, you like this one. You can go with the intro. [laughter] Don't know if I like this one, but um I will tell you I've lost the announcement. So, let's get that up and running. Um, so it's kind of what we've all been fearing to be honest and ads are finally here in chatbt and I think this is a bit of a disaster to be honest. I reme I remember a while ago quote me on this saying ads are probably the lowest you're scraping the barrel for f funding if you're if you resort to ads YouTube ads as an example like literally us as as content creators you you I don't know there there's obviously different schools of thought here and I'm probably going to make many enemies by saying it But like you cannot rely on ads from AdSense, you know, they just do they just don't pay anything. Hours, the amount of hours you put into to YouTube versus the reward through AdSense is why we choose sponsorships, right? Open AI are scraping that barrel. They've tried and tried and tried and this is does this represent something even more disastrous at open a saying that I'll go on. You going to say something? Yeah. So, this is very interesting because you're saying like this is the the like the bottom like this is the last resort, right? For a company to make money. But we also know Facebook and Google, they are making ton of money just from ads. They are like ad companies. But there is a difference or there is a point to make here. companies who make money from ads and very successfully so and they are like based on that. There are companies who who also have turned into platforms where they capture your attention and you they keep you there like with Google it's a bit different but it it is still like a lot of your time spending in Google or like a lot of clicks like you would have would go on Google a lot of time so it would at the end of the day you being on Google very active and that's how they make money by having your attention there. Same on YouTube and very, you know, very exactly the same uh on Instagram, Facebook, etc. They they want you there to show you as many ads as possible. So, they make a living and a quite good uh living here. But with open AI and chat GPT, I don't know how that will be because I'm a bit afraid of ads being like there even though they are showing in their principles. Um this is something that we might want to uh point out to. Yeah. Yeah. So in their principles they say answer independent. So that means ads do not influence the answers chat GPT gives you. Answers are optimized based on what's most helpful to you. Ads are always separate and clearly labeled. So this is kind of nice and reassuring. How can I get rid of this blue thing? Yeah. Yeah, it's really I was looking at thinking, sake, Twitter is Just go away. Like I was waiting for it to go away. It's so crazy that we still don't get UX. So many things here bother me like the alignment of these and it just it just gets me crazy. So uh conversa conversation privacy we keep your conversations with chat GPT private from advertisers and we never sell your data to advertisers like I I I don't know. So how can they target at is that like will I see ads for random stuff if it's not based on my conversation and there is always these like two types of like ideas like do you want the ads that are being shown to you to be made for you or do you want the ads to be completely irrelevant and people have like I don't know which one do you want if if you're going to be served ads anyway away. You can't run away from it, let's say. Which one would you prefer? I It's weird because some of my greatest purchases have been done through ads because it was like I really like that. However, like I'm not easily swayed by ads. So, I'm under the I'm under the school of thought. I don't want them personalized. If I I don't want to be encouraged to spend money that I don't have. So, like I'm on the other side of the camp. But, I totally get it. It's a very valid thing to say. like you do if you're going to get ads, you might as well have them related to you. Yeah. So, I would say it would be nice if people could have an option, but definitely uh the the default one should be this ads should be not, you know, relevant uh to your to what you put out there. Uh choice and control. You control how your data is used. You can turn off personalization. Ah, okay. Okay. So, that's that. Um, and you can clear the data used for ads at any time. We'll always offer a way to not see ads in touch GPT including paid tier uh that's ad free. So these are to be honest reassuring but I still don't you know it's chat cheap. You don't want ads. We yeah long-term value. We do not optimize for time spent. I swear I did not read this. [laughter] I did not read this before like making this not [laughter] I did not read this. So we optimize uh we do not optimize for time spent in chat GPT. We prioritize user trust and user experience over revenue. All we prioritize user trust and user experience over revenue. This this sentence doesn't make much sense once they are a public trading company because shareholder value maybe you got to you got to uh increase it. But yeah this there needs to be and there probably is there needs to be a term about this because these two things work together. By prioritizing um trust you gain financial reward. There's no no two ways about it. Gone of the days of the hard salesman tactic of pushing things down people's throats. People are more gentle about it. Now, saying that, there's there's one thing to be said about like ads, right? Again, gone are the days of um being, you know, we were always worried about people reading our emails, worried about people reading our messages. The way and by the way I don't know this I have no data to show this but the way the way I understand or the what the way that be smart about this is we're less interested in the minutiae of what the exact words people say advertising is is beyond comprehension at this point where it's not about the thing you search for easy example um I ask a question about um what uh you know nappies someone a kid needs or whatever or oh my baby has rashes you know nappies advertisers will not care well they will obviously care that I have a child I don't have a child by the way not that I know of um advertisers will not care about the fact that I've got they'll look into broader demographics okay um what what's the age of nappies that they're looking for okay, they have a they have a newborn child. They'll go they'll go so much more broad it's so much more intertwined than that and they'll and they'll cross reference that with other searches to be very very specific. They get spec specificity out of multiple data sources rather than looking at your individual word. disagree with me or agree with me, but that's where I feel like we we're getting so much more intricate with data now that I think there's only so much you can get from what people say in one conversation. You need to have it accessed across multiple things. Anyway, that that's my spiel on on advertisement in 2026. But I I tend to think that I don't think we need to be worried about specific things we talk about because it is it's across many different platforms. It's across many different sites. It's not even across sites. It's more so actions as well. Blah blah blah blah blah. Anyway, yeah. [snorts] So, there there was actually a very good very old video on this seven years ago. This is it said this is a leaked internal video by Google and it's a concept. This is way before AI was a thing. So the idea is what if AI or like Google advertisers would get to a point that they are so good. Is this that video? I'm not sure if it is. Wait, I think I think the concept you're talking about is the same though. Might not be the right video, but we'll share it below. We'll share it below if um so so there is a Google called Ledger uh leaked video. What if AI gets to a point that can um create a product on demand for you? Not advertise a product like match a product to you. Wow. But create a product for you and there is an even crazier point. It's a just a concept. What if it's what if AI knows you so good? Like Chacht nowadays knows us so good. What if Chhatch GPT gets us better than our moms? Because you know your mom knows how you take like exactly she knows what to do that you cannot say no to. That's the point. What if the AI can show you something that you cannot say no to and advertise you that and you you see it and there is like let's say a near 100% chance of you purchasing it because you can't say no to it. Yeah. Yeah. Now, Chpt PT is obviously giving us the reassurance that they are not going to do this, but I'm not sure if other companies are not going to do this. I'm like, I'm I I do not I do not trust this for a second. Uh Chat GPD to me is a very Facebook-like company. I I wish I could trust them, but I I just can't. I'm optimistic, but I don't trust Chat GPT. So, I don't know. They people use church EPT for uh like like a therapist. So what if they with that amount of information about you they could match you or like create products for you with ads that you cannot say no to. Uh anyway, this is something that you can write down in the comments and let us know how you feel about it. But this is how also it looks like. It It looks to me a bit I don't know. It's not too separated. I don't like it. My first impression I don't like. Maybe it's because I don't like ads, but yeah, I don't like this. M um I what I don't like ads and and this happened when we were on stream um last week um where I we went to Google and I we were looking for a boilerplate for this project that we're developing. We're streaming live every week by the way uh building an app from scratch using claw code. I'm teaching imparting my knowledge on to Kabaza on how to use claw code. Right. We were looking through boilerplate and we we ideulated what text stack we might use and we went to Google and I said click on the second link. You [laughter] looked at the first one and you clicked on the second. My eyes that that first one was actually an advert and my eyes automatically skip past the advert. And here's here's inherently the problem why Google in its previous form will die is because it fools you. It fools you to think that is a result. They they want us they want to they want to tread that line that says do people think this is a normal relevant result and it is partly relevant but unfortunately someone's paid to be there and then the first two results are those that have been optimized for SEO and they've gified the whole system so those have paid to play some yeah the actual the actual relevant results are probably on page two I mean that's a side thing but the point is is yeah I I I the reason why I mentioned this is just I don't like ads that try and um hide in plain sight. Yeah. And this is why I'm zooming in here separate and clearly labeled. Do you remember old days of Google that ads were more clear and with time they made it less and less clear to the point that right now there is this tiny sponsored thing that you see and we kind of have learned as a society that the like the first few links are probably ads anyway. Uh just like what you did you you completely ignored them. You didn't even count them as in the index. So thing is yeah like you know rental agreements and things like that will get you because you know something will happen and then they'll raise it. It was in the contract, you know, where where's this line, you know, where people what's clear? Like it will say this is an advert and then you'll you'll be fooled by something. You'll sign up to a service or you'll get your and you'll go and but you'll get back to the adverts and it will always say this is an advert, right? Yeah. But realistically, people don't, you know, don't even on popups and things like that. I'll close a pop-up and think, I didn't even read that popup and it was essential and I've just messed up my whole on boarding process or, you know, sign up or whatever it is. And it's like like because people are so used to getting popups out the way because nine times out of 10 they don't they're they're there to annoy you. And and just to touch on something we spoke about last week as well is that um when when we spoke about the the 10x thing like this is 10x better. It it um teaches a what is it? It kind of teaches society that this is nine times out of 10 this doesn't actually matter. When you see 10x improvement everywhere it teaches you that then 10x doesn't matter. But when it actually does matter you disregard it. In the same way, pop-ups, nine times out of ten, they don't matter. So, when you see a popup, it's kind of lost its whole appeal. I don't know where I'm going with that, but I guess in the same way, adverts, we'll we'll say it in plain sight, but we've learned that to just ignore most things because we just look at the the main title of the header, as long as we see what we want in the header, we'll click on it. Yeah. So, you started by saying like how [snorts] how clear is clear enough or like how clear is it? Um, I'm going to add the problem with language here. As you can hear, English is not my first language and sponsored even I know what it means. I don't think my parents easily know what it means. I don't know non-English speakers easily know what sponsored means. So I would say if if they want to make it like truly clear like how they are claiming here and I don't mean just ch as the like the whole industry there should be an icon that shows this is an ad and that would be nice maybe this is something for EU EU if you are watching this enforce an icon that universally says this block is an ad. Uh I I think that that would that would be uh not too bad. And the last uh slide here just to finish this off. What to know about um the ads test in chat GPT? Who will see ads? Free and go plans. Who won't see ads? Plus, pro business and enterprise stay at free. I'm on plus by the way for now, but I will cancel and go to free I think. So uh I don't use chat not because of ads I just claude [laughter] claude is better uh how ads will work ads do not change chat GPT answers your data your chats with chat GPT are not shared with advertisers but it doesn't say that they are not personalized because they will be personalized ads will be clearly labeled as we talked about it's not as clear as I would like it ads may be shown if they are relevant to your conversations. Oh, that's again talked about but not necessarily personalized broadly personalized. It's relevant to mention nappies. It will show you nappies or something like that. Yeah. If I'm if I'm asking like what is the difference between this tea and this tea? It might show me a tea ad which is Yeah. I don't know. It's not bad, but I don't like this invasion of privacy. Um, chats that include sensitive topics such as health, mental health. I swear again, I did not read this before, [laughter] but yeah, uh, as mental health uh, or politics are not eligible for ads. So, this tells me all I need is to start all my conversation with something political. [laughter] because it makes it like actually this might work I don't know so I don't know like I say I think ads are looking at broad concept now as opposed to an intentions but anyway but for real like maybe it works if you do this maybe it works maybe it works yeah I will try it I will try it we'll put it in your put it in your system prompt so it's always included as part of you always have like by the way I vote for the republic or whatever Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [laughter] Just to just to not show ads. Yeah. Yeah. For sure. And my mental health is not really good. Okay. Cool. [laughter] Yeah. If you show me ads, I will do some I don't know like [laughter] and and saying saying this as well, the only the only other thing to b we breezed over really here is this new go plan um which as will be shown for uh this was a plan that was much much cheaper aimed at sort of developing markets like India um and they're rolling it out to to the everyman obviously you'll get ads Uh but you do get a bit more. It's it might be something you downgrade to. It might be something I upgrade to. I don't really I barely use Chat GPT to be honest, but it's a nice uh just an option for those just dipping their feet into it with extended usage of um latest models and this that and the other. So yeah, pretty cool. Cool. Well, that one was fun. I It was fun. I I didn't More fun than we had to end. Yeah, I it was much more fun. I I learned a few things quite a few things uh myself. So yeah. So word on the street is that Apple might go down the word well word on the street is Apple might go down the road of adding a chatbot according to Mac rumors [laughter] a Siri chatbot and it's not what it seems. It's not what this seems. So this won't be is code name. Campos. What does that compos? Okay. I don't know to be honest. I think it's uh a town. Looks kind of Spanish. So maybe like a town or something. So okay, this is key. The Siri chatbot will be integrated into iOS 27, iPad 27, Mac OS 27, replacing the current version of Siri. Um, I can't imagine it ever replacing the version Siri, but let me let me explain. Have the same natural language conversation functionality like chatbt as you've come to expect when we say the word chatbot. Um, this is this is quite confusing here because this is this is what it's all about. Apple's testing the Siri chatbot as a standalone app, but it won't be offered in app form. Instead, it will be built directly into Apple devices. Apple plans to power the chatbot with a custom model based on Google Gemini, which we spoke about last week. We've got a video on that as well somewhere. So, what this tells me and and what I quite like about it is that it will be it will be almost like Apple intelligence that it will be ever present through your apps. whether it will be triggered. It would just be I think it would just be context aware of what it is that you're doing. So you can say, "Hey, um, order me this online or or what does this mean or convert this to whatever all your usual series stuff, but it's just more integrated and and again I think context aware. This is what I'm this is what I think is quite interesting and what Apple tends to do quite nicely is they it tends to fall into place where you naturally need it rather than kind of being shoehorned uh which they've kind of been doing the last few years but traditionally Apple have been quite um subtle about how they integrate stuff. It needs to it needs to be there when you need it as opposed to forcing itself upon you. Um, so quite interesting that they're going to be doing this and and like I say, of course, it's going to be using Google Gemini. But, um, yeah, I wonder I wonder as well what this means for like Apple intelligence because again, I thought Apple intelligence was contextaware of things. Um, but it but it's starting to take shape and yeah, I don't know. I don't know. Apple has this tendency uh to integrate deeply. they have this whole vertical in integration. So like it was very odd to see they they had chat GPT in the first place. It was a desperate move that the idea of you you ask Siri if it can't answer it will ask chat GPT. This is just an admission of defeat like if it can't answer what what does it mean? Like why can't it? you know it's really bad look by the way uh so it's much better look to to use the underlying model you know use Gemini as the underlying model and just have everything integrated so I think it would be really cool if Siri could do things the way it can now could do more the way um like Google Assist um can do on Android phones but also be have memory like right now you talk to chat to Siri and it forgets it. It'd be cool to have like a memory or like a list of chats. What I don't like uh is the way chatgpt did it with what was it called their uh browser Atlas, right? Yeah. Every time you wanted to do something with Atlas like agentically do something it would add it to your conversations with chat GPT which would bloat your conversations. I don't like that. So um one of my biggest issues with all of these AI tools is that there are certain types of conversations that I want to keep around certain like I'm doing this with co-work right now that there is like a conversation it has a mini app that I built it I use it as a way of doing my work and I I want to keep some of these and then have some also free floating convers if it makes sense like when I say set the timer around 2 minutes I don't want it to remember but when I say hey can you like do some like specific I want to kind of like keep it in the background and maybe go back to it so I can continue um yeah for sure if there is anyone who could potentially figure it out I believe it is Apple [snorts] and with their who was the head of their design the guy who brought the the Apple glass liquid ass stuff. [laughter] Uh, with him being gone, I think there's a good chance that we will have like some really nice deep um vertical integrations and the rest of the industry will will follow. So, we're kind of waiting for Apple to figure this out and then the rest of the industry will join probably. Yeah, probably. I might get hate in the comments for saying that. [laughter] I don't know. I I think Apple will win. I don't think they'll win in totality, but I think they'll win in that integration aspect. They won't be the best model, but it'll be the best the most well integrated and um more useful. And you know what they say about cameras is the best camera is the one that you have on you. Yeah. And I think in the same way because Apple will be so well integrated in just the right way, it'll be on device. It'll be private. I think they'll win in that respect. it will just it will feel so useful. Whereas other a other AI companies will win in um their people will choose to go to them. People will be like, "Right, they're so good. I'm going to go out my way to get work done and do what I need to do, you know?" So, who knows? I mean, they're looking to I mean, hopefully it'll be announced in June at WWDC or WA WA DA or um Dubdub DC or Dubdub. Um yeah, it's my favorite conference by the way of the year. We we didn't we watch it on Didn't we do like a special watch it last year again? I think we did and we should do it again. Yeah. Yeah. Cool. Um but yeah, let's let's see what they announce at Dubdub and um hopefully we'll start to see Apple intelligence kind of taking shape um more formally. Yeah, cool. Right, we are on the last one which was a discussion but I don't know whether I want to I don't know. I mean we can talk about this. I also have like a rant about chat GPT. Okay. Well, we're talking about chat. Well, we're talking about chat bots. So, why don't you do that? Is it related coding tutorials? No, it is I don't want to get political, but it is about not ranting. Get get rant away and then um it might take us up to uh Yeah. So, I have a rant about chat GPT. Do you like these AI chat bots to not answer you or like influence you when you ask them a question? I hate it when they act like I'm a baby or like I'm not a grown-up man. So, you know, like my background and we talked about this uh with the stuff happening in Iran. I was writing some text about protesters like on the streets and CHP I I had the conversation there to do like grammar stuff and like potentially use like alternative words for these protests going uh that that are going on or like were going on in Iran and TGPT basically stopped answering me and I got really mad. I tried a new chat and it was just like no I cannot tell you uh like these specific instructions on protesters protests and I was like no I I don't want like you know you first of all I don't want you to tell me these kind of things or like uh not answer me or like I don't know it wasn't I I wasn't asking for violence or anything. It was it was genuinely like I thought it is like a very normal conversation that I have about like a text that I'm writing and it just didn't uh reply. So I used you know what what would you use? What is the the top model that comes to your mind when you have such a situation? Bad boy X Grock. Yes. Yeah. So I went to [laughter] Grock. I love how you know I went to Gro and surely Grock answered me and again this is not a call to violence. This is not like just some text about protest uh happening in Iran and it got me really frustrated that Chad GPT was acting like it was making a decision or I'm making it felt like it's censoring what I'm thinking because here's the thing it's not I'm not like using TouchPT as a platform to publish right it it That conversation to me felt like a this is how we use chatbots, right? It feels like a conversation I have like close with myself. This feels very close. This feels very in a way in I don't want to use the word intimate but for lack of better words intimate in the sense that it's not it's between us right and I don't want my own thoughts to be censored and if my AI assistant is refusing this type of like especially this type of things it it it completely felt to me like my thoughts are being censored uh because I'm looking for alternative words and it refuses. So, it felt like censorship and I I had to I I I had to say it. I had to let it out. And I don't know if you had situations like this or not, but yeah, Gro did. Not I haven't had any situations like that. However, a lot of my heavy usage of chatbt was during the glazing days. Um so, anything that went back [laughter] then. So, your IQ is 200 and you're smarter than Einstein. Yeah, back to that video that guy made. Um, yeah, the glazing is it's still going on by the way. It's just like we as society were getting used to it in a way. Maybe it is going on. But saying that, I think, you know, this this is inherently the problem with uh one of the problems with um AI and that it's it's a one-sizefits-all aspect. And the truth is people just think and feel very very differently. The the one aspect is around is it the platform's responsibility? How much responsibility should a platform hold on the content it delivers? And I watched a video about it or something, but like you know a lot of there is it was probably something about Grock to be honest. But there there's a frustration that a lot of these other companies do uphold, you know, its own sense of morale and all the rest of it. And I think some people want that. Some people feel it's the obligation of that platform to decide. And they do um they you know they do have a right to do so. It's their their service. They're allowed to do whatever they want to it, right? And they're allowed to do whatever they want with it. However, some people want free speech, free use and all the rest of it. Like you know, you brought up the constitution at the moment. This is who who who are anthropic to write this? Who you know? Yes, broadly you can if you go down to their um values. Yeah, this is very interesting. So this is at least it is clear to me what their values are and I I like seeing more of this how what is the morality? Yeah. Yeah, they're here. Scroll up. So broadly safe, broadly ethical, compliant. I think we we can all pretty much agree with these, you know, values and yeah, they've done a very good job and I love that Crad or Anthropic released this stuff. Like I feel like this isn't something that open don't seem to really think about. They talk about being right for humanity and this that but I feel like anthropic actually demonstrate how they are really thinking about AI in such a way that they they're showing that they're thinking about humanity whereas I don't see chat correct me if I'm wrong I might have missed it but this is great to see however who are anthropic to decide these things like well they don't decide they they they at least publish it right they they show this is this is in Claude's DNA. This is this is inside of Cord's DNA. This is in the training data. This isn't in the system prompt. This is baked into this is in the system prompt of the training, you know. So, yeah, this is how it adheres. These are the constructs in which it works within and um it's great, but at the end of the day, this is one person's decision on what is deemed safe, you know. Yeah. And why should that take precedence over being ethical or whatever? You know, everyone everyone's just on this gray scale of of um morality and no singular person or entity is is right ever. Well, uh that brings us into like a much deeper conversation. But just as a food for thought, there is the idea that I also agree with and believe in that morality and like right and bad these are like objective um matters. So morality can only exist if it's objective and um like if you can define it. So if you say well it depends on culture and like I know people do make this um type of argument then it's not morality because morality by definition for it to exist in the first place it has to be objective but this goes into the philosophy of it which is very interesting but yeah no totally and I I couldn't help but think of you when I was reading up about this and whatever it's very philosophical it's very um it is yeah you know um it touches on many many things And um it's it's not an easy problem to solve. It's not an easy problem to all agree on. Yeah. And I do agree with all of these and I I truly believe like the conversation I had with it was not outside of this realm with uh Chad GPT. But it it it felt really bad. It's I because I wasn't asking to develop a drug. I know how that is bad. that it [snorts] in a way it feels like these conversations are not public facing. It's not a platform where I can influence people and potentially create co uh cause uh harm to people. It is a conversation that I have with my model. Um and maybe it it needs to have a certain level of freedom uh and not decide what it you know to that level that chat GPT does. Um you again I do I don't want to get philosophical and stuff like that. However, I I wonder if you were to go back to the conversation where Chat GBT refused to answer you, whether you discuss it in a way that's more less specific about the events that took place, but more on the moral compass. I don't know what exactly what you're asking about it, but the the ideologies or the economic impact or something a bit more that you could apply to a similar discussion in a different topic and start to dissect it a little bit, make be a bit more nuanced with your questioning to it where you can start to unpack and discuss certain elements of the whatever it is you're talking about. Do you know what I mean? It'd be interesting to see how Yeah. She was Yeah, I I know I could trick it. I did start a new conversation, but it that didn't work. I knew I could like go on and trick it, but that's not what I wanted to do. I wanted to have the conversation, you know, how you have it to come up with different words for that these things going on in in the revolution. And I I had that countdown timer and I was writing also words for it. And it was like because this is a countdown and it's like about um protesters coming to protest and there's a I can't I can't give you what you want. I'm like you. Who are you to tell me that? I'm going to go ask Grock and Yeah. Yeah. It's crazy. Grock to the rescue on everything that's wrong. Well, it's not even wrong really, is it? Just edgy. Edgy. Yeah. This is one of the reasons why I'm going to um cancel my OpenAI subscription. I'm just like heartbroken. Yeah. Oh well. Anyway, I think that's all we got time for. I think we're wrapping up in good time for me to go catch my train. Um yeah, links for everything will be down below. Maybe not in the stream just because this is an admin nightmare for me, but certainly in the clips we'll try and add links to everything that we spoke about. Do give us a like at commandai show on now on Twitch. Hello our one viewer on Twitch. It's not me. I Hello Twitch. One viewer on Twitch. Give us a give us a up. It's Is it you on Twitch? Are you No. Anyway show on YouTube. Um in we don't really use Instagram anymore, but YouTube for sure. Twitch. We will. 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