13 Mind-Blowing AI Hacks That Can Actually Change Your Life — Transcript

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1. 0:00Here are a list of AI hacks that you can
2. 0:02use right now to improve your life. It's
3. 0:04the most fun you'll have with your
4. 0:05clothes on today, guaranteed. Also, you
5. 0:08can find prompts to reproduce all of
6. 0:09these results in the description. Just
7. 0:11click the Maker Zero link below. First,
8. 0:13you can let AI call your internet
9. 0:14company and literally save you $500. Uh
10. 0:17this is Peter Yang. He asked his Grokbot
11. 0:19to call Comcast and lower his internet
12. 0:20bill, and the bot just told the rep that
13. 0:22a competitor had a much lower price,
14. 0:24turning down three upsells and answering
15. 0:26a bunch of random questions about the
16. 0:27weather.
17. 0:28>> Oh yummy, I know how's the weather
18. 0:30there?
19. 0:31>> Ha, I don't actually have eyes on the
20. 0:32sky, but I'm sure it's typical Bay Area
21. 0:35gray.
22. 0:36>> It will go down to $45 and [music] it is
23. 0:39all locked for one year.
24. 0:41>> Which led to lower prices and far faster
25. 0:43internet. He says that it is almost $500
26. 0:46a year in savings. You guys can do this
27. 0:48with Grokbot, Muse, or whatever other
28. 0:50agent platform you're running. How about
29. 0:52speeding up your PC or Mac for free with
30. 0:54Claude Code? I like extra money, don't
31. 0:56you? This fellow's gaming PC was just
32. 0:58kind of weird. He spent a bunch of money
33. 1:00on it and it just was way too slow.
34. 1:02Things that used to be lightning quick
35. 1:04took a lot longer than he was expecting,
36. 1:06and so he thought, why don't I give this
37. 1:08machine to the machine? And he gave it
38. 1:10to Claude Code. And Claude found a bunch
39. 1:12of problems. He made the SSD speeds a
40. 1:14lot faster. His RAM was like 1.5x. And
41. 1:17then ultimately speaking at the end of
42. 1:19it, uh Claude found that he was using
43. 1:20the wrong cable to his monitor, uh which
44. 1:22resulted in really crappy like hard to
45. 1:24see screen. This all resulted in him
46. 1:26basically getting a monitor that was
47. 1:28like 3x as good simply as a result of
48. 1:30changing a small cheap cable. The reason
49. 1:32why this happens with PCs in particular
50. 1:34is because they typically involve the
51. 1:36interaction of parts from a lot of
52. 1:37different companies, and these parts
53. 1:39just aren't natively optimized. And so
54. 1:41you can actually have Claude like figure
55. 1:42out the native optimizations, and you
56. 1:44can make all of that sweet juicy money
57. 1:46back. Do you guys get spam calls? I get
58. 1:48like 500 a day. What if you could use AI
59. 1:51to remove those? Well, this fellow here
60. 1:54got really pissed at all these spam
61. 1:55companies that are selling his email
62. 1:57address and personal details. So he
63. 1:59wrote a single prompt that told his AI
64. 2:01agents to remove him from all of the
65. 2:02data brokers. Now in case you didn't
66. 2:04know, data brokers are companies like
67. 2:05Apollo, ZoomInfo, RocketReach. These
68. 2:07sorts of businesses will scrape your
69. 2:09data off the internet and then sell your
70. 2:11name, email, and phone number to
71. 2:12virtually anybody who pays for it.
72. 2:14Usually up-and-coming companies that are
73. 2:15trying to make some money.
74. 2:17So what this flow does is it finds every
75. 2:19company's official opt-out page and then
76. 2:21it writes a customized deletion request
77. 2:23that quotes the privacy law where you
78. 2:25live and where they are domiciled. So if
79. 2:27you are European, first, I'm sorry, and
80. 2:30second, that's GDPR, CCPA if you're
81. 2:33California, maybe Pipeda if you're in
82. 2:35Canada as I am. And then it also saves
83. 2:37all these emails for you, which is good
84. 2:39because if your data ever gets breached
85. 2:40later on, you will actually have a
86. 2:42record that you could use legally to
87. 2:44protect yourself saying, well actually I
88. 2:46asked that all this information had been
89. 2:47removed two years ago. Anybody here love
90. 2:49prepping? Well I love a good prepping
91. 2:51round. Turns out there is a large
92. 2:53language model or AI called Survival
93. 2:56LLM. It's a free app that puts an AI and
94. 2:59an emergency library on your computer.
95. 3:01Basically gigabytes and gigabytes of
96. 3:03Wikipedia articles on literally anything
97. 3:05you want except for me. Don't know why
98. 3:07I'm not in there, but I'll fix that
99. 3:08soon, I'm sure. It has medical guides,
100. 3:10so if I don't know, you're in some
101. 3:12post-apocalyptic AI Terminator 2
102. 3:14scenario, you can ask a friendly robot
103. 3:17how to heal your arm. You can also find
104. 3:19US military survival guides and more. I
105. 3:22actually really like this. I'm not super
106. 3:24doomsday or anything like that, but I do
107. 3:26think that it's worthwhile at least
108. 3:27having like a first aid kit. And rather
109. 3:29than saving just Wikipedia, which is
110. 3:30quite difficult to work through, why not
111. 3:32save Wikipedia plus a tiny large
112. 3:34language model optimized to read it?
113. 3:36That way you can just ask it questions
114. 3:37in natural language and then basically
115. 3:39get whatever you need in seconds. Okay,
116. 3:40how about this? You know one thing that
117. 3:42I always want more of? It's giant arrows
118. 3:45on my screen. You ever asked Claude or
119. 3:46another agent for help like peeking
120. 3:48around a user interface and it's like,
121. 3:50go click this button? And then you're
122. 3:51like, yeah, but where's the button? Well
123. 3:53this solves that completely. This fella
124. 3:55here, Franz Enzenhofer, made a free tool
125. 3:58called Big Arrow. Now this lets Claude
126. 4:00Code or Codex basically draw a giant
127. 4:02freaking arrow and a bunch of text on or
128. 4:05Mac screen. Uh the whole idea is now
129. 4:07when you chat with, you know, your
130. 4:08agent, rather than you have to kind of
131. 4:10parse out where to go, your agent just
132. 4:12like shows you with a giant freaking
133. 4:14arrow. And boy, is that is that a very
134. 4:15big arrow. So yeah, really not much else
135. 4:18to say. If you guys want a giant arrow
136. 4:20pointing at on your screen, this is
137. 4:22where you go. I love Claude, but I hate
138. 4:24reading other people pretending like
139. 4:26they wrote something that Claude did.
140. 4:29And so Claude isms really piss me off.
141. 4:32And so I'm always looking for ways to
142. 4:34make the content that Claude generates
143. 4:36for me seem more human. Well, turns out
144. 4:38Uncle Andrej Karpathy has given us the
145. 4:41answer. And the answer is to tell AI
146. 4:43models, whether it's Claude, Codex, or
147. 4:46you know, another agent to write using
148. 4:48ASD STE. This is an old aircraft repair
149. 4:51manual style which basically prunes all
150. 4:54of the flowery vocabulary that Claude
151. 4:56and other models are are more commonly
152. 4:58using these days. Uh and as a result,
153. 5:00you get extraordinarily simple and stoic
154. 5:02answers.
155. 5:03And the best part is you also save a
156. 5:05little bit on your token bill. Do you
157. 5:06love texting and driving? Boy, do I have
158. 5:08something even cooler for you. It's
159. 5:10clouding and driving. And you can do
160. 5:12that now with Apple CarPlay. Uh if you
161. 5:14guys didn't know, you can actually just
162. 5:16call up Claude or another AI agent on
163. 5:19the phone nowadays. Claude in particular
164. 5:21on October 29th got like an Apple
165. 5:22CarPlay integration on your iPhone. So
166. 5:25while you're doing these long haul
167. 5:26drives, you can rip questions to Claude.
168. 5:28I actually do this all the time and it's
169. 5:30basically like an interactive podcast.
170. 5:32Anybody here that has a commute that's
171. 5:33like more than maybe 20 or 30 minutes
172. 5:35one way? This is also a great way to
173. 5:37learn new things cuz just like you're
174. 5:39chatting with like a buddy or a friend
175. 5:40or something, you can chat with Claude
176. 5:41and have it teach you things about
177. 5:42whatever subject it is that you want to
178. 5:44have taught to you. Or how about this?
179. 5:46You can actually track flight prices by
180. 5:48email with Google's AI mode. Don't know
181. 5:50if you guys knew this, but you guys can
182. 5:51actually just use like Google's built-in
183. 5:53search, describe your trip in plain
184. 5:55English, and then just say track these
185. 5:57flight prices for me. And then Google
186. 5:59will actually monitor the ups and the
187. 6:00downs of the prices. And when they get
188. 6:02below whatever it considers a reasonable
189. 6:04threshold relative to the historical
190. 6:05price, they will tell you. And so,
191. 6:07anybody want to go down to Malta? Well,
192. 6:09guess what? I got some tickets. Uh, the
193. 6:11point that I'm making is you guys could
194. 6:12probably save 30 to 50% on ticket prices
195. 6:14here. As somebody that travels a fair
196. 6:16amount, I'm doing this for virtually
197. 6:17every major destination that I'm
198. 6:18currently going to. Did you all know you
199. 6:20can also just start Claude code with
200. 6:21your phone nowadays using remote
201. 6:23control? I don't know how many of y'all
202. 6:25are Claude coders, but I'm Claude coder
203. 6:27numero uno. And one thing that really
204. 6:29frustrates me is when Claude is in the
205. 6:31middle of something on uh my my home
206. 6:33computer and then it runs and do some
207. 6:35sort of blocker or issue. Uh and in the
208. 6:37past, you know, I'd come back home,
209. 6:39let's say after a lunch break or
210. 6:40something, and I'd be like, wait, you
211. 6:41haven't even made any progress on this?
212. 6:43What the hell? Well, I don't have to
213. 6:44deal with that anymore. I can actually
214. 6:46just have Claude on my phone, okay,
215. 6:48using the Claude remote control feature.
216. 6:50And while I'm out at the gym or
217. 6:51whatever, I could just tell my agent,
218. 6:52hey, what's up? Is this thing done? If
219. 6:54it has any issues or any blockers, I can
220. 6:55then deal with it to minimize the total
221. 6:57amount of time that an agent is not
222. 6:58running for me. Have you guys tried
223. 7:00using Google's AI mode? It's actually
224. 7:02really cracked. And this is way back in
225. 7:04August, by the way. I just find so many
226. 7:06Google updates don't actually make it to
227. 7:08me until well after they've been made.
228. 7:10So if you have any questions, search um
229. 7:11the feature that, you know, gives you
230. 7:13answers, has a custom interactive
231. 7:15builder for specific scientific queries.
232. 7:18And so for instance, if you were to
233. 7:19search the words pH scale, you'd
234. 7:21actually get an interactive pH scale in
235. 7:23this AI overview, like a legitimate
236. 7:25scale. You can then ask a follow-up
237. 7:27like, hey, could you show me what, I
238. 7:29don't know, like lemon looks like in the
239. 7:30pH scale? And this AI mode could
240. 7:31actually build a tool for that question.
241. 7:33This is something you guys can already
242. 7:34do with your AI agents, but the fact
243. 7:35that it's Google, the fact that it's
244. 7:37free, and the fact that it's also like
245. 7:38based off of actual data out there cuz
246. 7:40this scrapes the search page, means it's
247. 7:42more accurate and it's a wonderful
248. 7:43learning tool if you guys are nerdy like
249. 7:45I am. I just love learning about the pH
250. 7:47in fruit. How about like sports
251. 7:48coaching? Do you guys ever done this?
252. 7:50You're like running and you're like,
253. 7:51man, my right hamstring really hurts for
254. 7:53some reason. And so what you do uh as a
255. 7:55professional runner um in situations
256. 7:57like this is you'll go to like get a
257. 7:59gate analysis and then some fellow will
258. 8:01look really intensely at your, you know,
259. 8:03upper thigh area and tell you that
260. 8:05you're contracting muscle X when you
261. 8:06shouldn't be contracting muscle Y. Uh
262. 8:08well in case you didn't know you can
263. 8:09just do all that with Claude now. Yeah,
264. 8:11you can literally take a video of
265. 8:13yourself with your phone playing tennis
266. 8:15or whatever and rather than paying a
267. 8:17world-class coach, okay, maybe 150 to
268. 8:20$200 an hour, you can legitimately just
269. 8:22give this out to Claude. Claude will
270. 8:24find a bunch of libraries that track
271. 8:26your knee position, your arm position, a
272. 8:28bunch of like bounding boxes around your
273. 8:29strokes and stuff like that. And it will
274. 8:31tell you, ladies and gentlemen, that you
275. 8:33suck at tennis. Believe me, I suck at
276. 8:35tennis. How cool is it that you can now
277. 8:37do this and you can do this for pennies
278. 8:39on the dollar? I mean like I feel really
279. 8:41old just thinking about kids that are
280. 8:43going to be born into today's world
281. 8:45where they could just ask AI, give me a
282. 8:47running analysis, and it will happily do
283. 8:49so. Did you know you could use the same
284. 8:51technology with smart glasses? I don't
285. 8:53know if you all have like meta glasses
286. 8:55or Ray-Bans or or maybe something open
287. 8:56source and then have AI actually like
288. 8:59pick things out in your environment for
289. 9:01you using vision recognition technology.
290. 9:03And so this is a startup called One
291. 9:05Shot. And you know a few days ago the
292. 9:07guy that owns it posted a video from a
293. 9:08greenhouse full of a bunch of flowers. I
294. 9:10I don't know their name, but basically
295. 9:12the video, as you guys could see, shows
296. 9:13a bunch of these bounding boxes around
297. 9:15flowers that are ripe. And so the ripe
298. 9:17flowers are the ones that you actually
299. 9:19pick. You can apply this to like an
300. 9:20actual company production line and you
301. 9:23can get 150 to 200% the revenue by
302. 9:25picking the right flowers. And so
303. 9:27obviously you guys can all pick the
304. 9:28right flowers cuz who the hell flower
305. 9:30picks nowadays? Probably not the people
306. 9:32that are watching this video. But the
307. 9:33point that I'm making is this works in
308. 9:35virtually any industry right now so long
309. 9:38as there's enough data to tell you which
310. 9:39flowers are ripe and which ones aren't
311. 9:41or which packages to pick up and which
312. 9:42ones to leave or which weights you can
313. 9:44pick up and which ones you can you
314. 9:46should not. Uh you guys can build
315. 9:47something like this yourselves
316. 9:48legitimately just through like a couple
317. 9:50of text prompts with Claude or another
318. 9:52agent. Have you guys tried automating
319. 9:53your work in Claude recently? Well, if
320. 9:55you guys use the Claude in Chrome
321. 9:57extension, you can now actually record
322. 9:59yourself doing something. Just click
323. 10:00this little record icon in the extension
324. 10:02panel and then it will just look at
325. 10:04where your mouse is going and what
326. 10:06buttons you are clicking and then
327. 10:07legitimately do it for you. So I don't
328. 10:09know how many of you have like click
329. 10:10heavy jobs, but I have a very click
330. 10:12heavy job. And I'd legitimately just
331. 10:14went through a couple of the tasks that
332. 10:16I do on a daily basis, clicked record
333. 10:18and then moved my mouse around and it
334. 10:19just replaced me completely. I feel more
335. 10:22obsolete than a Blockbuster membership
336. 10:24card. As you can do a lot more with AI,
337. 10:26you can ask it to make you music videos,
338. 10:28you can ask it to build you simulations
339. 10:30of societies, you can ask it to furnish
340. 10:33your interior office. Really the
341. 10:35possibilities are limitless. Hopefully
342. 10:37you guys learned a couple of new cool
343. 10:39use cases today. And as mentioned, you
344. 10:41guys can grab all of them down below in
345. 10:42the description, just the second link.
346. 10:44If you like this, subscribe. Have a
347. 10:45lovely rest of the day.