EP 171: GenAI in 2024 - What’s coming and what it means for you

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Generative AI has dominated the conversation in 2023. And I've been having a lot of that conversation, right, Talking about generative AI every single day. Coming up on 170 plus episodes of the Everyday AI Show. But there's something that y' all don't always hear. I've talked with probably now more than 120 leaders in generative AI. I'm talking about entrepreneurs and startup founders who are building the next generation of AI apps and industry tech leaders from the world's largest companies that I've talked to. And there's always conversations that happen before and after the episode. There's a lot going on behind the scenes and today I'm just unleashing it all. We're going to talk about Gen AI in 2024, what's coming and what it means for you. And more importantly, I'm going into 24 bold AI predictions for 2024. What's going on, y'? All? My name is Jordan Wilson and I am the host of Everyday AI. We're a daily live stream podcast and free daily newsletter helping everyday people like you and me learn generative AI and leverage it. All right, so normally we start the show off with going into a little bit of depth on what's going on in the AI news. We're going to have the world's shortest version of the AI news. I'm just going to preview a couple things that are in the newsletter. So if you haven't already, make sure to go to your everyday AI.com Sign up for that free daily newsletter. So we'll have a couple stories such as the new Duke of Hazards star saying that AI cannot simulate the heart. We're going to talk a little bit more. Yes. Again, about this new artificial intelligence doom calculator that, that everyone's talking about predicting people's death, as well as a new MSNBC article looking at how AI generated weapons of mass destruction are here. Weird, right? Yeah. I didn't want to take up too much time on today's show. So if you want to know more AI news, if you haven't already, make sure to go to your everydayai.com. sign up for that free daily newsletter. I wanted to give a little bit more time today to the, to the meat of the show because, y', all, today's one of those special ones. Today is one of those special ones. And also FYI, it is our last live stream of 2023. Yes, we still have the show next week, but y' all voted between our, our newsletter audience and our live stream audience to replay some of the best shows of 2023. So FYI, next week, that's what we have some of. I'm personally picking these, some of my favorite episodes of the year. Five of them, or, sorry, four of them to be exact. We won't have a show or a newsletter on Christmas Day, but we will still be bringing you four of the top shows from 2023. And we'll still have the daily newsletter. So don't worry if you still need your daily dose of AI. We still have the fresh AI news and everything that's going around in the world of artificial intelligence. So make sure if you still want to keep up in the holiday season, no matter what you're celebrating, we will be there with you. All right, so why am I making these predictions? Well, it's. It's, it's for all of you, right? It's for people like Trevor joining us, Michael and Douglas and Jay and Cecilia. Even the hotness unleasher show. What's up, Travis? It's. It's for all of you, right? But, but here's, here's the other reason why I'm making all of these bold predictions. I've been lucky enough on the Everyday AI show to talk to 120 plus brilliant people. You know, people from Microsoft and IBM and Nvidia, all the way down to, you know, entrepreneurs, solopreneurs, industry leaders. And like I said, a lot of times there's things we talk about off camera, so to speak, right? When prepping for the show or afterwards. And a lot of times I'm like, wow, this is good. We, we should have talked about that. But sometimes, you know, people can't. They're like, I can't really talk about this. However, right? So I have a collection of so many, you know, kind of unreleased takes in my head and just some of my own thoughts, right? And actually shout out, shout out Ben. I think Ben said he was showing up this morning with oven mitts. Because, yes, I do have hot takes, but. But I like to ask y', all, sometimes I burn bridges, right, when I ask y', all, how hot should these hot takes be? But let me know, you know, should we go? Should we go? One emoji, one flame emoji, two flame emojis, three flame emojis. Let me know if you're. You're on the Live stream. Also, this is one of those. FYI Podcast audience, love you. Thank you so much. You've made Everyday AI a top 10 tech podcast on Spotify. I'm blown away by that, FYI. So thank you and if you are listening, whether you are on Spotify Apple Podcast, please subscribe to the show. Leave us a rating. We very much appreciate this. This whole thing is only keeping going on because of of your support. But let me know our live audience, how many. I can't even count all of these flame emojis that, that Mike 4G just dropped. But hey, should I go super hot? Should I take it easy? Should I not burn every single bridge? Let me know. But with that, let's get into it. Let's talk about what I have. All right. Douglas said, I think no fire. No fire. Garbage. No fire. Garbage. All right, all right. So let's, let's get into it. Let's get into these 24 kind of hot takes and hot predictions. And I'll tell you this, yo, not all of these are going to be right, right? I didn't want to come off with some soft, you know, AI predictions like, oh, everyone's going to be using generative AI. That's boring. Right? I wanted our last live stream of the year to be a fun one, but to also to make us think and to make us really think about what the future of work is going to be like next year. So is a. There is a fun saying in my family group and my friends group and I actually don't talk a lot. I know that sounds weird, right? Because if you are on, on the live stream, on the podcast, you're probably like, Jordan, you talk a lot, right? Shout out to the guy who gave us a two star War two star rating who said, this guy talks too much and you can listen to him on 1.5x. And I'm like, nah, you can listen to me on 2X. But there is this saying amongst my family and friends that, you know, yeah, I don't talk a lot, but the joke is I'm only wrong until I'm right, right? And this is one of those cases. I don't know if all of these are going to come true in 2024, but they will. These hot takes, if not already true within a month or so, are going to be true at some point. All right. Yeah. Cecilia, thanks says you don't burn bridges. You tell the truth as you see it and normally aren't hallucinating. I love it. I love it. All right, let's get this one going. And hey, I'm gonna ask you this a couple of times because I'm gonna. I'm gonna shout out a couple of my favorite predictions from you all in the newsletter. All right? So even by the time you listen to this on the podcast, the newsletter probably hasn't. Isn't out yet. So you can always check your show notes and reply to me. Get your prediction in in the comments. Just type in my prediction so I can find it easily because there's going to be a lot of comments today, so we're gonna feature some of our favorites. All right, so what are your big, bold predictions for 2024? Enough wind up. Let's get into it. Number 24, second computer AI. This is going. Everyone's going to be talking about this if they're not already. But this is a trend of remote workers who can't use AI, using it on a second computer. Talk to anyone that you know in remote work, in hybrid work, if their company is banning generative AI tools like Chat, GPT or Copilot or something else, you are literally going to be talking about this. Second computer AI. Second Computer AI. I'm giving it a name right now. Second Computer AI. Right, where people are literally just going to be having a second device, their own personal device. Their company is going to say, you can't use AI. They're just going to be using it. It is going to be talked about like, it's just like email. Oh, yeah. Second computer AI. It's going to be a thing, y'. All. All right, that's number 24. Yeah, we're counting them down for 20. 24. So now 23. Education. The education world will change with indivi, with individualized learning. Booming, booming, booming, booming. So I already had my Hot Take episode earlier this week with Jason, so make sure to check that out if you haven't already. I ranted against the education system, but I don't just think this is higher education. I think that this. You're going to see, like the equivalent of Khan Academy, right? And they're fantastic. Generative AI learning tool. I think you're going to see that across all industries, all platforms. The. The whole learning space is going to change completely, right? So not just education, as we think about it, higher education, but learning, training, education in the workplace. It's going to become individualized. Think of, you know, jeep, like custom GPTs. Everyone's going to have something like that as your assistant, helping you learn faster, more in depth, more personalized learning. All right, I love. I Love, we already have some predictions coming in. I might shout a couple out on the show. I like this one. Harvey Caster. What's up? Harvey saying his prediction is robot with eyes using chat GPT5 in 2024. I love it. I love it. It might even be kind of on my list here, Harvey. Not exactly, but I love it. All right, number 22. Well, kind of. Look at that. Look at that, Harvey. Look at that. Great timing. 22. AI robotics will grab the limelight and start being used in real life. Yes, they're already being used in real life, but I think these are kind of fringe cases of, of their use. But I do see between, you know, Tesla and other, you know, companies like Boston Dynamics, we are going to see the beginning of this wave of robot workers being used. And I'm not just talking about in factory settings, in warehouse settings. They're already out there. I'm talking about in office settings. We are going to start to see it. I know that sounds weird. That's what's coming, y'. All. That's what's coming. Get used to it. Love this, Douglas. This hot. These hot takes brought to you today by OpenAI. They're brought to me. Hey, just. Just brought to me by me. Because are all my hot takes. So number 21, AI misinformation will run rampant during the 2024 election cycle here in the U.S. we've already started to see it, right? We've already started to see it with the election now here in the US like 10 months and two weeks away, something like that. It's coming soon. It's coming soon, right? We're. We're already going to start seeing primaries here in, like, less than two months. If you think you've seen misinformation before, you haven't seen a thing. It's going to be bad. It is going to be bad, right? I go back to one of the first in depth interviews that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman did. I think this is more than a year ago with Lex Friedman. He said his two biggest concerns about generative AI or, you know, when we get to AGI, which is, you know, probably a lot closer than we all think. His two biggest concerns were economic shock and misinformation. Disinformation, right? It's gonna. It's going to be bad. It's going to be bad. I mean, we've already seen. We've already seen it a little bit here in US Politics. You know, we've talked about it here on the show, both as an examp. Example, former President Trump tried to attribute something and saying, oh, that wasn't me, that was AI. It was actually AI. We've seen, you know, politicians on both sides of the aisle already start to use AI gener, AI generated images. Just wait. Now that, you know, we have things like Pika Labs and whatever Runway is working on, you know, to. It is going to be hard to tell the difference not just between photos, but also short moving videos. That's all political ads are. I think we're going to see a lot of fully AI ads. Maybe not from candidates themselves, but we're going to see it. Right? And we talked about it on the show. There is already one person that's openly using AI robocalling, which is talking to an AI on the other side. You are going to get bombarded if you think the election cycle is already, you know, quote, unquote, bad enough with, you know, these messages and campaigns and commercials following you everywhere. You haven't seen anything yet. There is so much money in politics. Y' all have no clue. I used to be a political reporter. I don't even have a clue. But I was covering politics at a very high level. You don't know. It is going to be bad. The misinformation, disinformation is going to be bad. So let me. Go ahead. Yes, here's a hot take, everyone. Don't share any commercial campaign, political thing on the Internet, right? Until you verify if it is real or not. Do your own research, please, please. Because it's going to be bad. All right, let's keep it going. 20. There will be no meaningful AI legislation in the United States. Sorry. I've been saying that all along. There will be zero meaningful AI legislation. All right? You know, the, the White House executive order. Like I said, it's all teeth, no bites. There's actually. It's actually all gray area in there. You know, I kind of wanted to do an episode on that. I put it out in a poll. Y' all didn't want to hear it. So I'm not gonna, you know, rail on it, but there's. There's nothing there. There's not going to be any meaningful legislation regarding artificial intelligence in the US in 2024. Why? It is way too important to the US economy. Right? I think if you look at all the. The tech and AI companies, they're the biggest companies in the world now. But I believe there's a. A study that I read, I think it was like 12 of those companies were responsible for more than 50% of the gains in, in major indexes, right? Just 12 of the biggest AI companies. You know, your Nvidia's, your Microsoft's, you know, your Apple, your, your Google, you know, Alphabet, whatever, right? Those are the companies that are pulling the US economy forward. Right? So a lot of my hot takes are around the U.S. but you know, the markets are at an all time high, right? People maybe don't see that or maybe they don't feel that, but whether you know this or not, that is because of artificial intelligence. Right? I had a show five or six months ago and I told you all this. That is why there will be zero meaningful legislation. What we're seeing now out of the EU, that's real legislation. We will not, in 2024, especially not before the election cycle, there will be zero meaningful legislation in the U. S. There should be. Let's be honest, there should be. There won't be. There won't be. I'm going to continue shouting people out. What's up, Kevin? Hey, Kevin, thank you for all your feedback. FYI, you know, so many of you that I'm seeing in the comments here, emailing me that are listening to the podcast. Kevin gave me some great feedback, by the way. Thank you. But what, what else, what else do you guys think, right? Brian saying it's going to be an ugly year. I agree, Cecilia. Cecilia is saying at the rate Congress is going, there will be no meaningful legislation of any kind. That's a good point. Point, Cecilia. All right, let's get this, let's keep this going. We're at number 19. Number 19. And this is again, my 24 bold AI takes for 20. 24. Number 19. A lot of talk about AI watermarks, but they won't work. They won't work, right? All the big companies, you know, social media companies, Google, others are saying, oh, hey, we're gonna, you know, we really want to increase safety and increase transparency. So we're going to have AI water watermarks, you know, just so you can see what's, so you can see what's real and what's fake. Guess what? The cheaters are always one step ahead. Start Googling things like take away AI watermarks and there's already booming products out there, right? Where there's money to be made, someone's going to be making that money. So if you think these invisible AI watermarks are going to work, big companies, no, they will not. There's already software applications out there that take away these invisible watermarks. It's funny, it's funny. That's like AI Content detectors. Don't get me started. Don't get me started. And also, what do you guys think? AI watermarks. Are they going to work? I'm saying no. Ah, here's, here's a fun one. And maybe this is why we don't have a Twitter audience or X or whatever you want to call Grok. Grok? Yeah. If you haven't heard of Grok, there's probably a reason. It's because it's not very good. But Grok will fade into oblivion unless it integrates with X, Twitter, whatever you want to call it. So Grok is Twitter's or X's large language model. It is largely one of its quote unquote benefits is that it uses real time data from Twitter, right? Which in theory is great. So you do have to pay $30 a month to use Grox, the Groq chat, which is again, Twitter's large language model. It's hard for me to call it X. Y' all sounds weird. So Grok is Twitter's large language model. You have to pay $30 a month to use it. Its main benefit is it is real time. Right? So when we look at large language models like, you know, Gemini or GPT4, GPT 4.5, whatever you want to say, there's knowledge cutoffs, right? Grok is based off real time Twitter data. Guess what? Twitter is a cesspool. I'm sorry, I love it. I love Twitter. I've been on Twitter for, I don't know, 12, 15 years, whenever it first came out, probably 2008, something like that. But the majority of information, especially over the last year or so, there's so much hot garbage information, misinformation, disinformation, just straight hallucinations. Personally, I would never use or trust a large language model that its main benefit is, oh, it's up to date with all the, all the content on Twitter. Well, number one, people are using large language model content for Twitter. So it's just a recycling of large language model content anyways, but also just so much misinformation, disinformation. I mean, different countries around the world have millions of bots, right, that are just pushing propaganda, misinformation, disinformation. So I'm personally not going to be excited or optimistic about the success of a large language model like Grok that is based off of just, sorry, a lot of not good content. Not good. Yeah, agree. Mike says Twitter equals platitudes. Yeah, it's. It's shocking. Shocking misinformation and disinformation. This is good. Hey, I like, I like hearing everyone's, everyone's opinions. Nadia says she disagrees about Grok. Yeah, I'm sure some people like it. Hey, shout out to all the former Gus, by the way, you know, I, I see quite a few former guests in the comments, so thanks, thanks for joining us y'. All. But yeah, sorry, Croc, I think is, is going to essentially fade into oblivion unless it does integrate with X. And what I mean by that, I probably should have explained that a little better. Essentially all Grok does right now is it reads that information but it, it cannot automate, right? Because I think a lot of people say, oh, if I could use it to automate my, my Twitter growth or my Twitter posting or whatever, then it might. But right now it can just read it and use it, FYI. So 17 Apple will join. Apple will join the AI party late, but it'll be the coolest kid at the party, right? So we've been hearing for a long time now and I've talked about it on the show what Apple is working on in the AI space. You know, whether it's called Apple GPT or ajax, whatever their large language model is and where it will live, right? Those are two very different things. What I see obviously is not like a hot take here, but I see it being on device, right? The same, the same way Google, you know, now has Google Google Gemini Nano, right? So a large language model living on the device, right? So you don't have to be connected to the Internet. I do see whatever Apple releases as being that it'll probably, obviously only work with the newest devices. It's another way that they can, you know, sell those new devices. So whether we're talking about 16 and not. Not necessarily, right? Hotness unleasher slash. Travis. Um, I'm not necessarily talking about the apps, right? Because there's already AI powered apps, right, that Apple has like their Apple maps. No, I'm talking about on the software, right, that's. Or sorry, on the operating system itself, right? That's the future of, of gen AI is living on your operating system like Microsoft Copilot, like Gemini Nano will be living on their, their devices. But think of it like this. Whatever Apple releases, you know, reportedly it will be in 2024 first. I think the report said first quarter, so we'll see. But I do see it living on the device, a GPT that literally just has access to every single thing on your phone, every single email you've ever read, every single app that you've ever had. Up on your screen, you'll just be able to talk to whatever Apple's large language model is and be like, hey, what was that text that I got last week about that place that we were supposed to, you know, meet up at with friends? And what did my friend say? And you know, give me a reply, right? That's, that's the future. But Apple is. Yeah, Apple, yeah. Megan says, Apple take my money. Same Apple has taken all my money. They're, they're late to the party, but they will be the coolest kid at the party. And I think even though I'm not, you know, I'm not bullish on everything Apple, I, I think their, you know, Vision Pro headset, at least the first version is going to be a flop. But I see their Apple, Ajax, Apple GPT, whatever you want to call it, being a smash hit and really being the benchmark for the industry moving forward whenever it does come out. All right, number 16. Bless up for this. Thank you. 16 home assistants will finally get smart. It has not happened yet. Anyone that uses ChatGPT or any large language model, and then when you use something like Siri, right, There's another place that hopefully we'll see this. Apple GPT is Siri smart assistant. So whether you're using Siri or Alexa or whatever the other ones are called, I don't even know, is Cortana still a thing? What's Google's? You just say, hey, Google, something like that. But they will finally get smart. And this is for the betterment of humanity because I don't know about y', all, but after using now large language models for a couple of years, because our team has been using, you know, GPT3 since, you know, late 2020 when it came out, I can't use smart assistants anymore because they are dumb. They're dumb, right? You get so used to having that like, recall in a conversation, right? So you say something to chat GBT. You say like, hey, here's this article, give me 10 good points. And then you say, okay, you know what else can you tell me about the article? Vertical, right? Chat GBT and other large language models keep that context in mind. But a smart assistant doesn't, right? It forgets literally everything right after you ask it a question, I finally see 2024, whether it's through acquisitions, whatever. But you know, as an example, you know, Amazon has their own large language model now. Amazon Q. Obviously Google has an improved model in Google Gemini. I still don't think it's very good, but I see this finally happening in 2024. Okay, thank you, Ted. Ted says it is just. Hey, Google. That's why I have smart people in the comments correcting me live as we go. Thanks. All right, so let's keep it going. 15 AI agents will actually become usable. And here's an ultra hot take. Whether this happens in late 2024, maybe this is 2025, but there will be more.

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Did you hear that? One of my even smart assistants. I don't even know where that came from. I don't know if y'. All. If. If you heard that. That wasn't my watch. My phone is on dnd. I didn't hit anything on my computer. That was literally live. A rise of the smart assistants. You maybe didn't hear that, but I think Siri just told me to try again. Sorry, I'm not gonna try again. That's my. That's my hot take, Siri. All right, hopefully that goes viral, because that was weird. But number 15, AI agents will actually become usable. So whether this happens in 2024 or maybe 2025, but there will 100% be more AI agents than human beings on the planet. Yes, I know there's billions of human beings on the planet. And right now, AI agents are not super usable, but they will be soon. And we'll be talking more about AI agents on the show this year, obviously, but. All right, let's get going. Human. Yeah. Home assistants will finally get smart. Bless up, AI agents. All right, so I was starting to talk about that essentially in the scenario where you think all these humans are working with all these different large language models gen AI systems. An agent, essentially, is when you have an AI controlling all of those. Right? Which there's. There's decent agents out there right now. You know, when you talk about things like Lang chain, things like that, but they are going to become finally mainstream. All right? And I do think whether we're talking late 2024, early 2025, there will be more AI agents than humans. I know. That's weird. Yeah, Jay, I agree. Siri was listening and literally tried to shut. Shut it down. Y' all saw. Saw it live. I'm not making it up. All right, let's keep it going. All right, here's one we've. I don't even know if we've talked about this on the show, but Retrieval Augmented Generation, which is rag, will become the next AI buzzword. All right, so what this is. This is essentially a way. If you haven't heard of rag, it is a way to Bring in external data to make large language models more accurate, to cut down on hallucinations. We'll have probably a whole show on Rag 101. But that is going to be the new buzzword, I think, of 2024, right? Literally, the word of 2023. According to Dictionary.com the word of the year was hallucinate. Right? When large language models lie, I'm not saying rags will be or rag will be the, the Dictionary.com word of 2024, but as we enter into January in quarter one, think we're going to start hearing a lot of business leaders talking about rag, right? It's going to become a verb like, oh, let's rag that. Right? Let's, let's make sure we have some retrieval, augmented generation, bringing in a layer of outside data to improve the accuracy and cut down on hallucinations of those models. All right, thank you. Thank you, Cecilia, for letting me know. You can hear loud and clear. See? Loud and clear. Hey, I was almost silenced by AI. Just, just right there, Nadia. Right? All right, number 13. We got good stuff coming, y'. All. Traditional Internet browsing becomes unbearable. Unbearable. What does this have to do with AI? A lot. A lot. Here's, here's what's already happening and y' all are going to see and feel this pretty soon. Are you still running in circles trying to figure out how to actually grow your business with AI? Maybe your company has been tinkering with large language models for a year or more, but can't really get traction to find ROI on Genai. Hey, this is Jordan Wilson, host of this very podcast. Companies like Adobe, Microsoft and Nvidia have partnered with us because they trust our expertise in educating the masses around generative AI to get ahead. And some of the most innovative companies in the country hire us to help with their AI strategy and to train hundreds of their employees on how to use Gen AI. So whether you're looking for ChatGPT training for thousands or just need help building your front end AI strategy, you can partner with us too, just like some of the biggest companies in the world do. Go to your everydayai.com partner to get in contact with our team. Or you can, you can just click on the partner section of our website. We'll help you stop running in those AI circles and help get your team ahead and build a straight path to ROI on Gen. GPT bot. Right? That is OpenAI's bot and it crawls and it scrapes the open Internet and they use that for their large language model. So a couple of months ago, essentially it became now possible to block GPT, BOT and other large language models. But what we're seeing from big content publishers, if they're not partnering up with a company like OpenAI, which we're seeing that now, we're seeing a lot of official partnerships, you know, with like entities like Reuters or you know, the Associated Press, right? But the majority of large publishers, publishers are seeing less traffic to their websites, right? Which is bad because that means they're losing money because so many of these large publishing companies make money by serving ad impressions on their website. So what happens now? You know, I think one of the easiest low hanging fruit examples is Stack overflow, right? That's an online community where people go to get kind of technical help, coding help, web development help, etc. And now a lot of people are using chat GPT, right, like as a coding assistant or bard or whatever. So Stack overflows, traffic is going down. So I'm not saying Stack Overflow is, is doing this because they're actually not. But so many other publishing companies are making their Internet website unusable. So they're either paywalling harder than ever before and giving you less access to free information, or they're just doubling down or tripling down on the amount of ads on their site. They say, all right, well if our, if our ad revenue and traffic is down by 50%, here's what we're going to do. We're going to put on 2 or 3x the amount of ads on our site so we can make up for that lost revenue. Because AI search, even though we've, we haven't seen the full, you know, implementation as an example of Google's SGE search generative experience, they kind of rolled it back and rolled out this like SGE light. It's going to catch on sometime in 2024. Publishers know this, so they're trying to double down on the ad revenue that they can get, right? And it is so, so horrible. Now I hate this sounds weird. I hate using the Internet. I hate it is terrible, right? Compared to three, four years ago, it was much easier. It was much easier. Now it's not. It stinks. It's difficult to just read the open Internet and that's bad for us all. But hey, you're gonna see it in 2024. Number 12. Yes, Maverick, thank you. GitHub is a great example for what we were just talking about there. Number 12, AI copyright battles will become commonplace, right? I, I think now we hear every, you know, one or two times a month, one or two times a month,. A pretty gigantic copyright lawsuit against one of the big companies, against, you know, an OpenAI or a Google, you know, whether it's, you know, book publishers suing because authors are like, hey, this large language model is using my copywritten work. So we hear about pretty big stories twice a month, right? Huge lawsuits. We're going to start hearing them multiple times a week. It is going to ramp up. And like I said, one of the biggest areas of job security I see is lawyers that are making these claims that are making, not making these claims that are representing companies suing. You know, the Open AIs, the, the Microsoft's, the Google, the, the Apple. Right, because there's, there's a lot of gray area there. And it's weird, right, because whether we want to talk about it or not, everything in the gen AI space is replicated or emulated or mimicked or copy paste duplicated from original copywritten work. Right. So yeah, we're going to see a lot of that. We're going to see so many lawsuits, especially as these companies creating the large language models are the companies that are growing the most. Right. So yes, as these other companies start to lose money, lose traffic, as an example, what we just talked about, the Internet becoming unusable, we are going to see monumental non stop lawsuits against these big companies. All right, Yes, I agree with what Jason's saying here. GPT is just a small portion of AI. Absolutely. Yeah. There's obviously other huge large language models that have already gobbled up the history of the Internet open and closed. Yes. All right, let's keep going. We're almost in our top 10. Thank you all also for sticking with us through those technical difficulties. Apple's trying to shut us down. All right, so number 11, gen AI training will, sorry, gen AI training demand will outpace supply, y'. All. I've talked to people, leaders from billion dollar companies that are even helping, sorry, trillion dollar companies technically that are helping create the, the AI systems that we use. And they tell me our company hasn't even been fully trained on our generative AI systems. Right. There is a need for, for training, a huge need for it. All right. And actually with that in mind, I do have our first commercial. This is a commercial brought to you by Everyday AI. All right, because here's why, here's why. I don't think I've told anyone this. I don't think I've told anyone this, but I spent a lot of time in late October, early November putting together a generative AI course. And guess what? In true everyday AI fashion, it is free. It is free. It is a free generative AI course covering, I think, six different generative AI systems. So chat, GPT, Bing chat, which is now, you know, co pilot chat or Bing, co pilot, whatever it's called. Mid journey Runway 11 labs. One or two others, I believe. So I'm gonna go ahead and play. Yes, I'm playing a commercial here, but I think it's pretty cool. This was entirely created with generative AI. All right, so I'm gonna go ahead. Hopefully y' all can see this. It looks a little fuzzy. I'm gonna.

In a world striving.

There we go. All right, so hopefully you will be able to hear the, the, the audio as well, because also the voiceover, the script, Everything, everything from this little commercial here is generated with AI. And I have a three hour course teaching you every step of it. It is free. You can learn it. I don't care who you are, you will learn at least one thing in this free course. All right, so, so let's go ahead and play and hopefully you'll be able to hear. This is the debut. I spent so much time on this. I'm excited. Ready? Here we go.

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All right, there we go. There we go. Pre built. Flutter, flutter. All right. What'd you guys think? That was all AI. FYI, the whole thing, the script, the. The script was AI. The obviously, the voiceover, the images, the strategy, even the building of this imaginary company was all done with generative AI systems. I am teaching you all of this three hours. You do it at your own pace. So if you want access to it, just do this. Whether you do it now or if you're listening on the podcast, share this. Right, that's all you got to do. So if you're on LinkedIn, all you got to do is repost this to your audience and I'll shoot you over the info on how to access this free course. There's no upsell at the end, right? If you. If you all know me, I'm huge on Gen AI training. I'm huge on helping people. All you got to do, nothing else, is just repost this on. You know, I think this is on Twitter, LinkedIn. But LinkedIn is probably the easiest. So if you're listening on the podcast, there's always links to come back. Share this episode, and I'll give you access. That's it. Yes. Thank you. Thank you. Travis Hotness, Unleasher Studios. So, yeah, if you're tuning in on LinkedIn, yeah, you can't share on YouTube. Thank you for calling that out. I see you're joining us from YouTube. So make sure you go to the LinkedIn or the Twitter stream. All you got to do is repost this to your audience or, you know, share this on Twitter, y'. All, I'm not selling you anything. There's nothing to sell after this. Yeah. So, Jad, if you want access, that's all you gotta do. Yes. The. The pacing of the voiceover was good. Guess what? I teach you how to do all. All of this so you can use and learn all of these generative AI tools. Like I said, chat, GPT, bing, co pilot, chat, mid journey, Runway 11 labs. I literally think I'm missing one other Jenny tool that we use. So, yeah, all you got to do, share this, and I'll give you the access. All right, let's get this going. We're at our top 10. I know this is a long episode, y'. All. Let's keep it going. Number 10, big tech companies are going to just become venture arms. Right? Venture capital. So I'm talking about Microsoft, Amazon, Nvidia, Google, etc, and we're already starting to see it. Here's the thing. I think traditional venture studios, venture capital, they've been a little bearish. Right. In 2023, on all these AI companies, we've already started to see. Right? Right. And this isn't anything new, but I think we're going to see it even more. Instead of talking about traditional venture capital companies investing billions of dollars into AI, it is going to be all of the. These other big tech companies. We. We've already seen it. Right. Like, I was just. I was just talking about, like, Runway. Right. You know, Runway has received huge investments already from places like Google, Salesforce. Right. All of these big companies. In 2024, I see make. I see all of them investing multiple billions of dollars into other generative AI companies. All right, hey, we have. We have more people asking, so all you have to do to get access to, to that course that I just showed you. It's a three hour course. You can learn multiple generative AI systems, how they all work with each other. If you're listening on the podcast, we always in the check the show notes. So you just have to find this live stream, right? In this live stream, whether you're, you're watching, you can't share anything on YouTube, but on Twitter, all you have to do is, is retweet it on Twitter. If you're on LinkedIn, there should be a repost button on this actual stream. All you have to do is repost it, share it with your audience. And I will share the way you can access this course. Jad's already on it. Thanks, Chad. All right, let's keep going. We got our top 10 now. So number nine, Nvidia stock will continue to, to soar there. There wasn't a single company, there wasn't a single company this year that added the market cap that Nvidia did. And y' all don't say I didn't warn you. I literally told you guys back in, I don't know what it was, May, that Nvidia was the most important company to the U.S. economy. And look, look what Nvidia did. Over the course of a year, they more than tripled their value, which is insane for a, a company with a multiple trillion dollar market cap. I think, I think they're up to, or maybe they, they might not be. Let's see. All right, not multiple trillion, but a trillion dollar plus. They're at one point something that is insane and I don't see that slowing down. Again, I talk a lot on the show about chips, even though it's dorky, but chips are powering the future of the U.S. economy because all of these large language models, generative AI, everything that's pushing the, the U.S. economy forward, everyone needs these GPUs, right? These GPU chips that power the generative AI movement. And right now you can't buy them fast enough. You can't buy them fast enough. Demand is, is far outpacing supply. And right now no one can compete with Nvidia's GPU chips to power Generative AI. And I don't see that changing. You know, even though competitors are raising hundreds of millions of dollars to try to compete with Nvidia, Nvidia has such a far head start and they have so much cash flowing right now, I think they're going to continue to stay ahead. And they're, like I said, I don't think it's going to change. I think that they will continue to be one of the most important companies in the US Economy and I think that's, it's telling when you see what happened over the last year. I like this. Nadia says when people are after gold, sell shovels, that's what the makers of processors are doing. Yes, absolutely, Nadia. All right. Also, I do have something fun to announce later, a little partnership I'm working on with Nvidia. So yeah, more, more details on that later. All right. And also, hey, get, get your hot takes in now. Get your predictions. I know this is a longer episode, but I want to read some of your predictions as well and feature some of them in the newsletter. All right. Number eight, GPT5 will outshine Gemini Gemini Ultra. So obviously Google announced Gemini, but they completely fumbled, they fumbled it. They fumbled the announcement. Everything they could have gotten wrong with the announcement, they did. Still, we haven't seen Gemini Ultra yet, which is their Ultra Premium version, right, of Gemini Pro, which we all have access to right now inside of Google. Bard. GPT5 is not out yet. It is the assumption that GPT5 will be released in 2024 at some point. You know, we may or may not already have access to GPT 4.5 depending on if you believe the rumors. But I think by the time when and if Google does finally on, you know, unleash or unwrap Gemini Ultra to the general public, it'll be too little, too late. Right? Because at some point OpenAI is going to be releasing GPT5. I do see it coming this year, even though reportedly they aren't working on it. But they're obviously working on something. But GPT5 will take Google Gemini Ultra's lunch money and it won't even be close. Right? And here's the reason I say that when you look at Apples to apples comparison of benchmarking their currently available model, Gemini Pro, it is competing with GPT 3.5. It's not competing with, with even GPT 4. Right? It's not. When you look at an apples to apples comparison, it is behind GPT4 for so literally. I, I don't know what is going on with Google's go to market strategy with all their gen AI offerings, I think they're fumbling all over and I think that's why companies like Microsoft, like OpenAI and even Apple, right? Apple, even though they've been silent, I don't think they fumbled it. Right? They haven't fumbled it yet. But GPT5 is going to take Ultra's lunch money number seven. 2024 will be the year of AI video. Specifically, PICA Labs, right? I got access the other day. I know a lot of you have as well. Also, I love when y' all hit me up, you know, DMS emails and saying, hey, I get access to this. So thank you for that because I like to see that when. When everyone else gets access. So I got access to Pika Labs 1.0 the other day. Haven't used it yet, but from what I've seen, Pika Labs is amazing, right? So when we talk about the quality, right? Because we also have to talk about the quality of AI images, right? So as an example, that elevates what we can make with AI video with tools such as Pika Labs. Tools such as Runway. You know, if Runway comes out with a Gen 3 in 2024, I'm guessing they will because of how powerful and how geez, ahead of the game Pika Labs one is. But as the quality of AI image generation, as an, as an example, Mid Journey V6, that actually ramps up what we can do with video, right? Because AI video, you can obviously start with an image. So as the quality of AI images increases the quality and the usability of what we can do inside of these AI video tools, it also increases significantly. So even that example that I just showed you guys for the free course. So again, if you want access, just make sure to share this, repost this, this episode. But that was made with, you know, the images were made with Mid Journey 5.2, right? And Pika Labs wasn't even out when I made that. So if I remade that course with all those new tools, the quality would even be better than that. Even though I think the quality of that's pretty good. All right, here we go. Here we go. Number six, big GPT rappers will start dying. All right, so there were companies that achieved unicorn status, right? $1 billion plus valuations, generative AI companies that were just rappers. So I'm not talking like beatboxing rap rappers, I'm talking about with a W. I'm not talking Christmas present wrappers, but essentially what a wrapper is is, you know, when companies build their company around, you know, in this instance, GPT, right? So tapping into OpenAI's API and creating a product essentially as a wrapper, or, you know, it's foundationally just using another company's technology. So the problem with this, and I've talked about this, I had an episode, you know, why so many AI startups are going to die is because they don't really have very many unique offerings or, or unique value to their product. And I do think that we're going to see some big, big names specifically, you know, some people call them GPT writers, GPT rappers. In 2024, we're gonna see some huge names in this space either die or get acquired, period. All right, number five, here we go, top five. What are your predictions? I want to make sure I get some of your predictions here. I want to feature some of them in the newsletter. Get your predictions in. I want to hear them. Or which one am I wrong on? All right, number five. Open AI will need a GPT boost for GPT Store to be a smash hit. Yes. I am always a huge fan of what Open AI has going on. I do think their GPT Sword, which they should be releasing, I think they said either January or first quarter. I think it will be a game changer. Here's the thing, as it is now, I don't think that's how it will be. All right, what do I mean by that? So I think either we will see an official GPT 4.5 update before that happens. I think we will first see additional features being available while you're building custom GPTs such as, you know, maybe real time web access. And I'm not talking browse with Bing. That's not real time web access. Maybe plugin functionality, I don't know, Maybe. But I do see an order in order for the GPT Store when it is released to be the hit that it can be. Right. Because I do think it can be. Eventually it can be in the same realm as like the Apple App Store in terms of popularity, in terms of, you know, bringing in billions of dollars of revenue. Because there will be a revenue sharing model. Yes, there will be free GPTs, but there will be paid GPTs as well as well. But I don't think GPTs are quite there. I think we're going to see an announcement of new features or new capabilities at some point in the first quarter to the GPTs, because right now they haven't really been updated. They're a little more stable than they were, you know, when they first came out, mid November. But I, I see some updates coming. All right, here we go. Number four. You aren't gonna like this, but it's the truth. Job prospects will be scary. AI in the workplace will lead to massive job loss in the US in 2024. I'm sorry. I'm tired of everyone. Sorry, I'm tired of everyone on social media. LinkedIn, Twitter, wherever, repeating the same garbage statement, AI won't take your job. Someone using AI will. That is false. That. Can we stop saying that, please? For the sake of the future of not just the US economy, but for the future of everyone's job security. Stop saying that because it is false. It is patently false. Everything about that statement is wrong. Stop saying it because here's the thing. That person using generative AI won't just take the person not using generative AI's job, but they will also take 3, 4, 5, 10 other people's jobs. It is not a one to one replacement. When companies finally figure out generative AI, finally, right? And I think some companies are getting close, right? There's no training, which is huge. You know, there's these products rolling out. Your, you know, your Microsoft 365 copilot, your Amazon Q, you know, your chat GPT enterprise. There's these, these products rolling out. There's not training. So I think training is going to be huge in the earlier part of the year. And then you're going to see, once companies finally understand, once they finally get their guardrails in place, they understand data security, they understand privacy, they understand ethics, they're going to be like, oh my gosh, this can replace 20% of our workforce. This can, this can replace 30%, 40%, 50% of our workforce. We are going to see it. I don't care. I don't care if, if you hate me for say it, for saying it. If you disagree and then everyone says, oh yes, Jordan, well, AI will create so many other jobs. Yeah, it will, of course, if that. But that's not one to one either. And here's the thing, and I think one of our commenters on the show actually gave me this line, so shout out Travis at Hotness Unleasher. I think he said, to quote him, Wall street hates employees. And that's a fact. That's a fact. Look at what happens after large companies announce that they are implementing a new generative AI system. Or they are investing billions of dollars into AI, but at the same time they're laying off employees. Their stock shoots through the roof. Wall street hates employees. Generative AI systems. Once companies figure out how to use it, they're going to make decisions that are not necessarily ethical. All right? Period. I don't care. I'm sorry, I, I know that's not a nice thing to talk about, but if you're listening to this show, if you're reading our newsletter, listening to this podcast, you are ahead of Everyone else, you are, you have to continually learn, you have to continually adapt. Because whether I do think we are going to be seeing this a lot in the latter part of 2024, companies announcing, hey, we're cutting this many thousands of jobs, tens of thousands, or we're not hiring. You know, normally we hire, you know, 5,000 people a year. We're not hiring anymore because these jobs are going to AI implementation. It is not a one to one replacement. And also it is not a one to one job creation. That is literally not how generative AI works. Just wait until agents get better. It's, it's not good, y'. All. It's not good. Okay, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. But I'm not sorry because I'm telling you and you can do something about it, right? If you are ahead of your co workers, if you are pushing and constantly learning new skills, I think you'll be okay for the most part, right? But that's, that's happening whether we want to talk about it or not. I'm one even. I'm sorry. Even if I, if I lose listeners, I'm sorry. If I offend you, if I scare you, I'm sorry. That's the reality. It's happening in 2024. All right, number three, early AI movers in the business world will gobble up big, bigger competitors. So I am literally talking about generational fortune 5000 companies will start bleeding and get leapfrogged or even acquired by smaller companies. Right. I think a lot of enterprise companies are a little too slow at integrating generative AI or they're making bad decisions. Right. I see a lot of companies thinking that they need to create their own large language model. And you know, what people don't know is if you do that, it's multiple millions of dollars to do that if you want to create your own large language model versus, you know, doing some integration. And that's where we're going to be talking a lot more about RAG in 2024. But companies, big companies are making bad decisions and other companies are making good decisions. So I literally see in 2024, right, I could see it happening in management consulting, right, Where a, a smaller management consulting company that is maybe investing much more into their own generative AI operations and they're training. You know, some companies, you know, as an example, I think Accenture is, is really pushing Gen AI use. I think EY is pushing Gen AI use, right? Those are two that I've seen that I've noticed other like, even if we're just talking management consultant companies, I think others maybe aren't, or maybe they're just dipping their toe. Right. That's one space I'm seeing smaller companies start to acquire market share and maybe even acquire, you know, a larger competitor or a kind of a combination of the two. A merger. So we'll see. Yeah, Nadia says, I agree. Companies need to innovate or die. Yeah, I agree. All right, all right. Getting back to our last one. Someone asking, what jobs do you see at risk? Coders, analysts, sales, customer service, etc. Yes. To answer that question, I mean, if I'm being honest, any knowledge worker, right. If you spend the majority of your day doing knowledge work in front of a computer, that industry is at, is, is, is at risk. Right? Yeah, any, any. You know, and again, I'm not, I'm not trying to be doom and gloomy here. I'm just trying to be the reality. Because everyone else out there talking about generative AI is, is just, you know, trying to get you to buy some dumb product. You know, here's, here's my prompt books. You know, share this and you get my prompt books. Large language models and generative AI is an essential skill set for anyone and everyone, regardless of where you work, regardless of what you do, period. It's essential. You need to be learning and practicing and using generative models and every single day, your company, every single day, or you're going to get leapfrogged, period. All right? Yes. But I do see number three happening early AI movers, companies that already have their plan in motion, they're going to gobble everyone else up. All right, number two, we got two more, y'. All. We got two more. All right, number two, big acquisition in the large language model space. So I see either Google, Microsoft, OpenAI or Anthropic making an acquisition of a smaller LLM company. All right? I don't know what said company is. You know what? Now I'll throw Amazon in there on that list, too. So I'm going to say Google, Microsoft, Amazon, OpenAI, or anthropic will make an acquisition in the large language model space, a big one. I don't know what, but it's, it's, it's bound to happen. That is natural progression of business. When there's that much money, when there's that much at stake, when it is this competitive, a big acquisition is going to happen. Someone that people are going to look at. Yeah, it could be Mistral. I don't know. People are going to be looking at this and be shocked. It's gonna happen in 2024. You will be shocked. I don't know what it is. I'll be a little shocked, but not very shocked because it's gonna happen. Right? That's a bold prediction. Last but not least, number one of our 24 bold predictions for generative AI in 2024, the gen AI wave will become a 2024 tsunami, right? So this wave that we've Talked about in 2023, it is only going to get bigger. The hype cycle will not die down. Right. So we have this Gartner chart here, you know, kind of mapping out the AI hype cycle. And it's kind of, it's. It's kind of hard to see here. Maybe I can make myself a bit smaller. There we go. You know, so it has generative AI. You know, about going into a corporate, according to, you know, the standard hype cycle, heading into the trough of disillusion. Disillusionment. Nope. That's wrong. That's wrong. If you think that the gen AI hype is dying down, that means you don't understand business, you don't understand technology, you don't understand how the world works. If you think we're going to stop Talking about generative AI in 2024, if you think we're going to stop talking about large language models, if you think we're going to stop talking about chat GPT. If you think we're going to stop talking about, you know, Google, Gemini, you are wrong. If you think it's, it's. If. If you think we're going to start to go into this trough of disillusionment, or if you think it's, oh, the hype will die down, you are wrong. You don't understand how business works. Dead wrong. We will be talking more and more about AI. More and more companies are going to be using it in 2024. If you are not already prompting daily, right? If you're not already using some form of large language model generative AI daily, you will. You will very likely be, or a much higher percentage will be at some point in 2024, period. All right, so, yes, let me know. There might be a lot of people, but if you did repost this episode, if you want access to this training, because all of these things I talked about, right? All of these things I talked about all require training. It requires you to stay ahead of the game. It requires you to stay ahead of your peers, ahead of your company's competitor. So if you did share this episode, let Me also know just type live course. So all you got to do share this episode. I'll send you that information and also just type live course that'll help me. But you got to share this episode too. Also I'll send you I have more hot takes as always. I had way more than 24. I think I had like 48. So I actually have 24 more hot takes. So if you share this I'll also send you those other hot takes over as well. All right. And like I said, this is our last live stream of 2023. We will have shows Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Next week we will have be playing some of our favorite shows from 2023. 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