YT YouTube2Text

YouTube2Text → Transcripts → AI Advantage S1: CREATE | 12 Sept 2026

AI Advantage S1: CREATE | 12 Sept 2026 — Transcript

by She Loves Data Official · 18,723 words · 2,651 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

Open in transcriber Summarize with AI Download SRT/VTT

Full transcript

0:00Welcome to the third edition of AI
0:02Advantage for Professionals. I am Jana
0:05and I'm a founder of Sheil Loves Data.
0:08Right now I'm 35,000 kilometers above
0:11the ground somewhere in the air between
0:13Singapore and Prague. But I wanted to
0:15say hello to all of you and tell you two
0:18things. One, you are brave. You found
0:21time in your busy schedule to come here
0:23and learn and that is fantastic. It will
0:27make you more employable and it will
0:29create skills for you that are more
0:31transferable. And AI is moving so fast.
0:35So there is always something to learn
0:36and we will do it in a very engaging way
0:40with our fantastic instructors Nikki and
0:44Aish. So you are in a right space and
0:46place. Second, use this opportunity not
0:51only to learn but as well to create your
0:54own global network. We are here with
0:57people from 50 plus countries. So be
1:01active on Slack when you are asking
1:03question or responding and find out
1:05who's there with you because this is a
1:07great opportunity to expand your own
1:10personal network. So please do that and
1:14join us on Slack. I want to thank to all
1:18amazing volunteers that made this
1:20possible that worked tirelessly on all
1:24those preparations that were needed for
1:26us to be here today. Thank you everyone
1:30and thank you our partner Cognizant for
1:33supporting us third year in a row. It
1:36means a lot. Have fun learning. Have fun
1:40connecting to each other. And I'll see
1:42you next time hopefully live on the
1:45master class that will be held on next
1:49Saturday. Bye.
1:51>> Cognizant has been supporting us for
1:55three years in a row, this particular
1:57series. Um, and without their help, all
2:01this free quality learning wouldn't have
2:04been possible. So I I'd love to welcome
2:08now Rebecca Becky Edney from Cognizant
2:12who has a few words to say. Becky,
2:17thank you so much Pat. And uh hi
2:20everybody. Um it's wonderful to be here
2:24with you all this evening. Um I'm
2:26joining from Sydney in Australia and I'm
2:29on the lands of the Gadagal people and
2:31the or nation and I pay my respects to
2:34their elders past and present and extend
2:36that respect to Aboriginal and tourist
2:38rate islander pe islander peoples
2:40joining us today
2:43and I guess as this is a global audience
2:45I'd also like to acknowledge the many
2:46cultures and communities and
2:48perspectives represented across today's
2:51session. Um, so wherever you are joining
2:53from, thank you for being here,
2:55investing your time in learning. Um, as
2:58Pat said, my name is Rebecca, although
3:00most people call me Becky. Um, and I'm
3:03the social impact lead in Australia, um,
3:05and New Zealand at Cognizant.
3:08Um, for those who may not be familiar
3:10with Cognizant, we're a global
3:12technology and professional services
3:14company. um working with organizations
3:17around the world to solve complex
3:20business challenges using technology,
3:22data, and AI. Today, we're helping some
3:26of the world's leading organizations
3:28navigate one of the biggest technology
3:30shifts that we've seen in decades. So,
3:33the rise of artificial intelligence.
3:36So, as Pat mentioned, this is our third
3:38year partnering with Sheila's data, and
3:40it's a partnership we're incredibly
3:42proud of. One of the reasons that we
3:45share a common is that we share that
3:47common belief that access to skills,
3:50knowledge, and opportunity shouldn't be
3:53limited by background, where you live,
3:55or where you are on your career journey.
3:58Um, at Cognizant, we talk a lot about
4:01being an AI builder. Now, that doesn't
4:05just mean building AI solutions or
4:07helping organizations adopt new
4:10technologies. It also means building
4:12people, building confidence, building
4:15skills,
4:17um, and building a mindset needed to
4:19thrive in a world where AI is becoming
4:22part of almost every industry and every
4:24role. So, let's be honest, AI is
4:28everywhere right now. Every day there's
4:30a new tool, a new headline, a new
4:32prediction about how work um, is going
4:35to change. It can be exciting, but it
4:38can also feel a little bit overwhelming.
4:40And so this is why programs like this
4:42really matter.
4:44Um, while technology is advancing
4:46rapidly, people don't need to have all
4:49the answers today. What matters is being
4:51curious, being willing to learn, and
4:53taking that next step in building your
4:55skills and confidence.
4:58In my role leading social impact
5:00programs and community partnerships,
5:02I've seen firsthand how access to these
5:04skills and opport opportunities can
5:07really transform lives. I've also
5:10learned that technology alone doesn't
5:12just create the positive outcome. People
5:14do. So, it's people who are willing to
5:17learn, adapt, embrace new possibilities.
5:21The people who use technology to solve
5:23real problems, support their communities
5:26and create opportunities for others. For
5:29others,
5:30the people who ask questions, the people
5:33who challenge assumptions,
5:35the people who think about how
5:37technology can can be used responsibly
5:39and inclusively, and the people who are
5:42willing to keep learning and that's
5:44today what I hope this session gives
5:46you. So whether you're here because
5:49you're curious about AI, I think I saw
5:51in the chat there there was quite a few
5:52people first time round. So that's
5:54amazing. So whether you're curious about
5:56AI, exploring new career opportunities,
5:59looking to strengthen your data and
6:01digital skills or simply wanting to
6:03connect with others on a similar
6:05journey, I hope you leave with at least
6:08one new idea, one new connection, and
6:12the confidence to take your next step.
6:15The future of AI isn't going to be
6:16shaped by technology companies alone.
6:19It's going to be shaped by all of us and
6:22by the diverse perspectives and
6:24experiences and ideas that we all bring.
6:27So, thank you so much for joining us
6:30today. Thank you to the incredible team
6:32at She Loves Data and I really hope you
6:34enjoy the session. I'm really looking
6:36forward to learning something as well.
6:38So, thank you so much for having me.
6:41>> Hi everyone. Can hope you guys can hear
6:43me loud and clear. Uh I'm excited to
6:45share today with you. Uh the a lot of
6:48you are asking how long session is. It's
6:49going to go on for just under another
6:51two hours and I'll keep it nice and
6:53pacey. Um it is a hands-on experience
6:57today and just a little bit of
6:59background for me. Uh I'm a venture
7:01builder. I run an edtech company and I
7:04help a lot of founders build startups
7:05from the ground up. So, it is in my best
7:08interest every single day to find the
7:11shortest cut I can share to get you up
7:14and running at almost the cheapest way
7:16possible. So, a lot of the tools I'm
7:18going to be sharing uh with you today
7:21are nearly free if not free itself. Um,
7:24what I would love for you to do today is
7:27just to get the kind of topic going.
7:31Let's say you were in a situation today
7:34where all of you have you a lot of you
7:36have used AI before. What I want you to
7:39think about a little bit. How many of
7:40you have been through a situation where
7:41you've sent something and your AI
7:44entirely generated it? Now, if you've
7:47done that before, this poll will be
7:50quite relevant to you. Um have a think
7:53about what you would do. um because
7:55we're going to come back to this at the
7:57end of this course and we're going to
7:59cycle back and see how you navigate the
8:01same situation. Your AI assistant has
8:04drafted a client report
8:06and one line reads the global
8:08plant-based market milk market grew 47%
8:11last year according to industry reports.
8:13Now mind you not everything is going to
8:15be about one topic here today but I just
8:17picked a brand to go with. What do you
8:20do? Do you send it out? Number sounds
8:22possible. Oh wow. Okay. A lot of people
8:24are getting answers going in here. Now,
8:27here's the thing. You may have sent it
8:30before. You may have soft asked your AI
8:33to soften the line so you protect your
8:35back. But it looks like you guys, a lot
8:37of you are already starting to see what
8:39you would lean towards. And that is
8:42actually where today I'm going to show
8:44you how to do it. But there's a problem
8:47with this. Of course, D is a great easy
8:50answer, but have you guys realized how
8:53long it takes to do this? One of the
8:55biggest problems about citing every
8:57single fact, especially when AI throws
8:59it at you, is you need it. Yes, check
9:02the actual report, read the things. One
9:05of the biggest problem though is it
9:07takes a lot of time and you don't know
9:10where your facts are coming from. So how
9:13do we start moving
9:16and and yes exactly as some of the
9:18people in the chat are saying it's quite
9:20long when D is the option right you have
9:22to go through read the source cite
9:25exactly the point but here's the problem
9:28you can't get away with that right now
9:31because a lot of you may have been on
9:33LinkedIn recently and you'll notice a
9:35new term that has been going all over
9:39it's called AI slop now what What is AI
9:42slop? It is when you copy paste content
9:44from an AI and push it out. Don't check
9:47anything. And believe it or not, I just
9:49saw this today on LinkedIn. I'm just on
9:51the she loves data page as an example.
9:54You can post, you can click on any post
9:57and they've added a new button here that
9:59says seems like AI slop. Now, I want
10:03everyone here to know how we're going to
10:05avoid doing that. My entire goal today
10:08is I still want you to use AI. I want
10:11you to take all the shortcuts it
10:13provides but not end up with AI slop.
10:16And that's really going to be the theme
10:19of what I'm trying to do here today. So
10:21if you guys have seen this before, if
10:23you have any questions along the way,
10:24one of the biggest things about today's
10:26session, it is interactive. So throw
10:28questions at me. I'm going to give you
10:30I'm going to even change some of my live
10:32examples to be relevant to you as well.
10:36Now, what are we going to cover today?
10:38Uh, if you have a Gmail account, I
10:40highly recommend you log into your
10:42browser and we're actually going to use
10:44some of the Gemini tools as an example
10:46today, but everything I teach you is
10:48going to be cross transferable to any AI
10:50tool. Um, we are actually going to use
10:53some really popular tools from Gemini.
10:56And I'm also going to wrap up the
10:58session with the this one's not
11:00hands-on, but I'm going to show you how
11:01I use Cloud Code for my clients today.
11:04So you get to see the real professional
11:06layer as well. Um, keep in mind there is
11:09a entire segment on learning how to
11:12build agents later on and automations
11:15and ethics and bias being talked about.
11:18So today I just want you with the
11:20browser. You don't need to write code
11:22hopefully because that's the whole point
11:23of AI. So we're going to jump in. Uh,
11:26Claude code is going to be slightly
11:28different to Claude agents. I will cover
11:30that shortly. So stay with me and I will
11:33unpack that as we go through. So one of
11:36the biggest things I want you to think
11:38about today is you're going to probably
11:40want to apply this to your projects.
11:42Maybe you work for a company, maybe you
11:43run your own startup, maybe you're
11:45thinking of running your own idea, but
11:47I'm going to ground today with a fake
11:49company called Otello. So if you don't
11:51have your own ideas spun up yet, you can
11:54use these examples. Okay. So, Otello is
11:57a fictional milk oat milk startup
11:59invented just for today and it's
12:02preparing its first international
12:04launch. Your job is to decide which of
12:06the three possible positionings you
12:07should lead with. Write a brief and
12:10you're going to have to use real public
12:11sources to pull all the information out
12:14and find out what is disagreeing with
12:16each other. Now, for this, I'm going to
12:19put this link in the chat here for
12:21everyone,
12:23but I want you all to open this link for
12:25me. You're going to need it in a second.
12:28Just pop it over to a tab and come back
12:30to this slide. So if you have any
12:33issues, it's just collective global.net
12:35training AI or Telesourceback. So put it
12:38in the chat, open it up. What you will
12:40see looks like this
12:43because I don't want you to spend an
12:46hour here going through looking for
12:48sources. I've prepared six for you and
12:50we all don't like copy pasting manually.
12:52So, you can just literally click that
12:54button, copy all six, which you will in
12:56one second. But let me tell you why I'm
12:58giving you this link. Because the
13:00reality of the situation is the
13:02internet's full of information, and they
13:04don't always agree. One website is going
13:06to tell you, oh, the shopper's most
13:08important thing if you're launching an
13:10oat milk startup is taste and price. The
13:12other one is going to say the biggest
13:14marketing angle should be environmental
13:16impact. Or it's all about what coffee
13:19you can make. Let me make sure you guys
13:22can open that link. And if you cannot,
13:24do not worry. And if the audio is too
13:26low, I'm going to come in a bit closer
13:28here. Hopefully you guys can hear me. So
13:31I will copy paste each of those six
13:33links for you on the chat now as well.
13:36So do not worry and I will paste it
13:38again and again. So you have nothing to
13:39worry about there. Now why am I talking
13:42about this?
13:44I want you to try seeing one issue. You
13:48all have used Google before and today
13:50we're going to start with Gemini. If you
13:52go to gemini.google.com,
13:56you'll be able to actually type in a
13:58search once you're logged in. And you
14:00can see I'm logged into my personal
14:01account and I can start looking for
14:03things. Now, the six sources, in case
14:06everyone's worried, don't worry about
14:07that right now. I will paste it very
14:09shortly. But what I what the issue I
14:11have is if everyone in this chat here
14:14went in pasted it, you're not going to
14:17get the same information. And Google has
14:20been looking at this as well. I don't
14:21work for Google, by the way, but I just
14:23used it. And I did realize one thing
14:25that they shared that was super
14:27powerful. It's not that you're not
14:30talented at prompt engineering. It's not
14:31a secret prompt and it's not even
14:34anything other than context. So today,
14:37make sure you remember everything about
14:40AI is about context. Let's see how that
14:44works. A little trick I want you to take
14:46away. If you're on a screen today, take
14:48a screenshot uh of this. This is going
14:51to be a little rule or a mantra I want
14:54you to remember. Every time you talk to
14:56an AI, you start with TCI. Google
15:00actually shared this framework, but I
15:01think it's a fantastic one to use today.
15:04The task is very literal. One of the
15:08problems a lot of people do when they
15:10start using AI is they'll say, "Oh, I'm
15:12running a oat milk startup. Write me a
15:15launch campaign." And that's it. So, one
15:18of the biggest problems is the AI now
15:20has no context, doesn't actually
15:23understand what it's supposed to deliver
15:24to you, and it doesn't even know what
15:27references to pull from. So, it's going
15:29to try to invent these. And this is
15:31where you start entering the world. And
15:32mind you, two years ago, hallucination
15:35was worse than it is today, but it still
15:37happens. So, how do we solve this with
15:41TCRI is the top three parts are actually
15:45loading something called the brief. The
15:47bottom two are going to be your cycle on
15:50how you keep improving it after you
15:53create the first three. Now, let's
15:55actually try this in real time.
15:58So for the next step, I'm going to first
16:02do one copy paste. And don't worry, like
16:04I said, I will paste my prompt for you.
16:07So you can copy paste that from the
16:08chat. But this is what a lot of you are
16:11doing. And I I have clients that do that
16:14all around the world.
16:16Now watch what happens. What's going to
16:18come back for me here is not perfect
16:22because it's going to give me
16:25information galore. It is fantastic and
16:28it looks great. But my issue with this
16:31entire thing is it's not grounded on
16:34anything. You still have to unpack a lot
16:36of information and it has no idea what I
16:39was looking for. But let's just quickly
16:40scan through it. It's a strategic go to
16:42market blueprint. Do your MVP, establish
16:46manufacturing, production, so on, so on,
16:48so on. Now, as I go through this, I'm
16:53going to now create a brand new chat. So
16:56remember, there's a reason I didn't just
16:58add it to the bottom. I didn't want to
17:00pollute my chat because my information
17:02above is going to start impacting below.
17:04This is the problem with normal AI
17:06tools. They are built to continue
17:09information over and over again. So what
17:12we're going to do here is we're actually
17:14going to write our own very TCI
17:18kind of format.
17:20Have a look here. So I'm going to copy
17:22the task in context.
17:25I'm going to paste this here and then I
17:26will paste it in the chat so don't
17:27worry. And then for references, I'm
17:30going to go back to the link. Some of
17:32you mentioned you couldn't open it, so
17:33I'm going to paste all six again here.
17:36Literally copy paste this whole chunk.
17:38Don't worry about how ugly it looks.
17:39Just copy the whole chunk cuz remember
17:42AI doesn't need it to be neat and tidy.
17:45So we're going to go back to our Google
17:47and this time note I've got task
17:51recommend one lead angle. This is
17:54important because you're literally
17:56saying, "Hey, don't give me like 15
17:58different directions. One angle, 150
18:01words context.
18:04Ootello is a new oat milk brand entering
18:06its first international market.
18:09Candidates are the taste and price,
18:11sustainability, and coffee performance.
18:13This is the information it cares about
18:17of what are the lead angles to go for.
18:20And then right before you throw in the
18:22links, make sure you inform the thing,
18:26just say references.
18:28So if you guys want to just Yeah, I got
18:31you, Dimple. There you go. Just copy
18:34paste this whole thing. Now check this
18:36out. I'm on to the cheap model. We're
18:39going to just hit submit. I want you to
18:41realize what the difference is going to
18:43come out now.
18:46Boom. Look at the quality the difference
18:49simply following the structure. If you
18:51copy paste the structure again and again
18:53and again for everything your quality
18:56goes up amplified quite a lot. So coffee
18:58performance is the core according to AI
19:02today. No other information purely from
19:05my references.
19:07Now here's another problem. I'm sitting
19:10here. Let's say I went this to you all
19:12and you all are my boss and I told you,
19:14"Hey, so the highv value specialty cafes
19:17are the primary gateway for plant-based
19:19adoption." And you asked me, Nikki, can
19:22you please explain where you got that
19:25information from? And now suddenly
19:28I'm freaking out because I have no idea
19:31where it pulled the information. And
19:33yes, I love the fact that some of you in
19:35the chat are getting different results.
19:36This is going to be my point and I will
19:38explain exactly why. The whole point
19:42here is you're as you structure the
19:44prompt, you're on a public system called
19:47Gemini and it's learning every single
19:51time you use it. So every time you've
19:54been using Gemini, it's adapting and
19:57evolving. So your information is going
19:59to get personalized. I'm going to show
20:00you an exact example here. Let's try the
20:03same prompt. new chat window. In fact,
20:06I'm going to go on temporary chat kind
20:08of like incognito
20:10and let's paste the same thing and look
20:13at the results. Same AI model and look
20:17at the difference in quality.
20:22So, you're going to start seeing how
20:25every single time I'm copy pasting this,
20:28I'm getting better results because of my
20:31prompt engineering. And a lot of people
20:33online are saying in AI you just need to
20:35be a really good prompt engineer. Well,
20:37you just saw that doesn't really work
20:40that well all the time because all of
20:43you are getting different results and
20:44now no one knows who's the right one. So
20:48what should do here? Now what we're
20:51going to do here is I'm going to
20:52introduce the first tool.
20:55Gemini Notebook, historically known as,
20:58I think it was called Notebook LM
21:00before, is a tool that Gemini has rolled
21:03out. Now, if you go into Gemini here and
21:06you click on the bottom settings, you'll
21:09actually see there's a whole bunch of
21:10options here and you may see Gemini
21:14notebook.
21:16Now, if you don't, I'm going to do you a
21:18favor and I'm going to just copy paste
21:21the exact link here in the chat
21:25so you can follow through.
21:27Now, what is Gemini Notebook? What has
21:30it got to do with anything we're doing
21:31here? Unlike just a simple search bar
21:34and a prompt going, "What do you want?"
21:37Google built an entire research notebook
21:39system. Now what it does is it allows
21:42you to inject the same sources that we
21:44were talking about earlier, those six
21:45sources, and then it can ground all the
21:49answers and audit all the information
21:52and claims with a label on where it got
21:54the information from. Now, the only way
21:57to try this is to do it in real life.
22:01Now, before we jump in and test this
22:03directly, you're going to be able to
22:05research any topic. Now, by the way, one
22:08of the biggest tips I can give you, I
22:10use notebook to effectively learn huge
22:13amount of information every single day.
22:15And you're about to see why. But a lot
22:17of people think this is just a gimmick,
22:19right? Like, hey, you can learn things,
22:21you can kind of chat with things, but I
22:24have real work to do. I've got to like
22:25write a proposal, a brief. I have to
22:27generate a full report. If you're on the
22:30free tier, don't worry because the free
22:33tier, the pro tier, and the enterprise
22:36tier all work with this. The idea here
22:39is you just have a little bit less
22:41capabilities along the way in the free
22:44tier. So, it is free to start with and
22:46you can top up along the way. Today, I'm
22:48going to be using the middle tier on
22:50that. So, I want to also show you how I
22:53use real work. It's not just hey AI
22:56thinks this or my model thinks this so
22:58I'm going to write this. I can't do that
23:00for briefs and proposals. So now let's
23:02have a look
23:04before we jump into question questioning
23:07it and unpacking it. Let's actually do
23:08it. So what I want you to do I want
23:11everyone here now we're going to slow
23:12down here so you guys all have time to
23:14do this. I am now logged into different
23:17account. I'm going to switch accounts to
23:19show you first so you can see my
23:21personal account.
23:24And you can see I've got a bunch of
23:26notebooks here, featured notebooks.
23:29Uh if you can't copy from the chat, uh I
23:33will have someone in the team have a
23:34look at that. But we are going to make
23:37sure that you can type this very easily.
23:39It's notebook.google.com
23:43in case you need it. And what I want you
23:44to do is once you're in here, we're
23:47going to actually start by creating a
23:48new notebook
23:50so you can see it from scratch. when you
23:53first start
23:55uh I hope the links are opening for you
23:57all notebook.google.com google.com
24:00when you first start you get to see this
24:02when you create a notebook which is
24:04effectively you can create audio video
24:07overviews and all that information what
24:09I want you to do oh I will answer some
24:11of those questions coming in do not
24:13worry I am reading them I want you to go
24:15back to those six sources that we copied
24:19go here and copy all six again
24:23and in the notebook
24:25you will see on the bottom here you have
24:27a few options. You can search for
24:29sources yourself. You can upload files.
24:32This could be your personal PDFs or so
24:35on. This could be YouTube videos or
24:37links of things you're studying about.
24:39Could be Google Drive. It could even be
24:42a book that you want to unpack and do a
24:44book study partner with. But we're going
24:47to do this with literally links. So,
24:49here I want websites. I want you to
24:50click on websites.
24:52Um, and Benedict, uh, yes, you can do
24:55this on your phone. the UI will be just
24:57a little different. Um, bear with me.
25:00Uh, you just might have a few other
25:01clicks to do on a phone.
25:04So, I'm just pasting all of these and
25:07I'm going to hit insert. Immediately,
25:10what's going to happen is it's going to
25:12start generating and connecting all the
25:14information here. And you wait. As soon
25:17as you can, it'll pop open a little
25:20summary of everything inside as a
25:22combination.
25:24So if you do not see the website
25:25options, you can just say copy paste.
25:29And if some of you are experiencing a
25:31slightly different UI, uh I will cycle
25:33back to that and show you a different
25:34way. The idea here should be adding
25:37sources. You should be able to click
25:39that button and if you don't see
25:42websites, you can even do copy test uh
25:45text as links because or you can search
25:47by pasting all of them here in the box.
25:50So either or should work. The idea here
25:53is you can add individual websites on
25:56the left, individual files, documents,
25:59entire project files if you wanted,
26:02including presentation. And now you can
26:05see it has completely summarized all the
26:08information. Now let's try the
26:10difference. I'm going to go ahead and go
26:13same question.
26:16What what is actually driving shoppers
26:18to switch to plant-based milk? Okay.
26:23All I'm going to do now in Gemini
26:25notebook
26:27is I'm going to ask that question and
26:29it's actually now no longer allowed to
26:31just go to the internet, make up stuff
26:33and tell me information. It's going to
26:35have to ground every bit of information
26:39on those links. Now, for those of you
26:41who might not be able to see clearly,
26:43I'm going to zoom in a lot here, so bear
26:45with me. I hope this is better for
26:46everyone. And you can see the answer
26:49here. Shoppers are switching to
26:50plant-based milk due to a combination of
26:52dietary needs, functional product
26:54improvement, blah blah blah blah blah.
26:56And then it has an exact crop of where
27:00it pulled it from and I can pull out the
27:02source. This kind of citation and it has
27:06more citations. By the way, you just
27:08have to hit that expand button. You're
27:11able to easily see information that is
27:15directly pulled from the sources. So
27:18everything here now I can back up as
27:21long as I trust these websites. So yes,
27:25June's question for those of you by the
27:27way having struggle with the chat if
27:29someone in the team could kindly help
27:31that would be amazing. Um and then for
27:33June just to give you a hand here. Uh
27:36yes the entire functionality of notebook
27:40is actually to lock the information or
27:43knowledge base. So that's the entire
27:46idea and if uh if it's slack just bear
27:49with me for a second. I am going to
27:51paste the entire uh link on Slack
27:56so you can all see it.
27:59So if any of you are on Slack already,
28:01you're about to see the source pack
28:04which will have all the links. Hope that
28:06helps.
28:08Now let's have a look at what's
28:10happening here.
28:12This isn't the exciting part. I mean,
28:15the information is higher quality than
28:18ever. Oh, if any of you want my
28:20question, the exact prompt that I did,
28:23here you go. I'm going to actually go
28:24back two slides and get you that as
28:27well.
28:31There you go. Remember, fill out the
28:34references yourself if you can.
28:39There you go. Hopefully that helps. The
28:41title is automatically created. I didn't
28:43make any of that title. So, what's
28:46awesome here is you can keep on going.
28:49But some of this stuff takes time and
28:51I'm cautious. I want to show you guys
28:52way more stuff. So, I pasted a new
28:55question not in a chat. I pasted in a
28:57new notebook. So, right now we're in
28:59notebook, but if you're still looking at
29:01Gemini, yes, I actually opened an
29:04incognito chat. You can do that on the
29:07top right of your Gemini to open a new
29:10chat in hidden mode or like incognito
29:14mode.
29:16So, one of the things I want to show you
29:18is what does it look like when you've
29:20already generated the studio stuff. Now,
29:23I'm going to jump in with the sample
29:24answer cuz I prepared some of these
29:26beforehand. I want you all to try this.
29:28It just takes a few minutes to generate.
29:31Is on the right. You will now, if you
29:34have all of this and you're following me
29:35with this so far, you can click on audio
29:38and you can click on audio here. I want
29:40you to go and click on brief.
29:45And someone asked, am I cross-checking
29:49the six sources I provided? Yes, it
29:51actually is gaining information from
29:54only those six sources and pulling that
29:56in.
29:57So, I want you to try this audio feature
30:00here with brief six sources. You can
30:03choose to uncheck some of them. If
30:05you're basically saying, I don't like
30:07this link. It's terrible. It's giving me
30:09it's skewing my information. You can
30:11uncheck it at any time. Let's do a short
30:14brief in English. Or if any of you are
30:18looking at any other information, and
30:21I'm going to do this slowly, don't
30:22worry. I'm going to go super slow on
30:24this. So on audio in notebook as soon as
30:28you upload your first set of links you
30:31get a chat window that opens like this.
30:34On the left you will see all the links
30:38of everything you uploaded. In the
30:40middle you will see a chat uh chat box
30:42kind of like to chat with the uh
30:44information and then on the right you
30:46will see something called studio. If you
30:48do not it might be toggled this way but
30:52make sure you can see it. Now I will
30:54cover how the free settings have a
30:57limitation on some aspects but let me
30:59just show you everything first so you
31:01can understand the scope. So if I click
31:03on audio it'll ask me what format do I
31:06want. Now I want to just jump the gun a
31:10little bit and show you the quality of
31:13information you can get cuz I'm lazy
31:16right by nature. I'm like I don't want
31:18to read all this information. I just
31:19want to lie down in bed with my
31:21headphones
31:22and this is what it produced in just a
31:24few minutes.
31:26>> I hope you
31:27>> environmental impact, marketing
31:28strategies and future trajectory of
31:31plant-based dairy, specifically focusing
31:34on oat milk,
31:35>> right?
31:36>> And it is exceptionally strong in its
31:37breadth of data and deep understanding
31:40of both consumer trends and barista
31:42level mechanics, meaning
31:45>> right.
31:46So when a barista introduces standard
31:49almond milk into that environment, the
31:51sudden drop in pH combined with the high
31:54temperature causes the almond proteins
31:56to just denature almost. Now what's
31:58happening here is it took all the six
32:01sources
32:03and what I have done here is simply gone
32:06to audio overview and I have generated
32:11in either a debate, a critique, a brief
32:15or a deep dive. Um, good question. They
32:18do have a free tier uh and they do allow
32:21it in the free tier. There's just
32:23limited information on what you can
32:26produce. like after a while it will say
32:28it'll it'll generate super slow or it'll
32:31be maybe a little bit shorter the
32:34capacity. So you'll notice I've got two
32:36versions and I'll take you through all
32:38the different versions as well. So
32:40please let it run. That's why I told you
32:41just let it run. At the end of the
32:43session you might have a audio already
32:45built for you. I want to show off just
32:47one more feature for you. Not only does
32:50it produce almost like a podcast and Pat
32:53I I made up the six uh sources by my own
32:57search in preparation for this course. I
32:59just pulled them together for this
33:01particular demo but of course you can
33:04add to it or change it. Now when you
33:08want to actually produce let's say a
33:10presentation
33:14look at the quality of what it can
33:16actually produce.
33:19So
33:20I I love how someone's asking about some
33:23information about podcast.
33:25What you wanted to get uh let me just
33:28read that right. I just wanted to text
33:30line spoken by two people. Yes, it is
33:32effectively uh I'm going to hope I get
33:35your name right. Uta uh is effectively
33:37two people having a conversation about a
33:39topic and you can modify and tweak. Now
33:43the prompt isn't the limit. It's
33:45actually the amount of uh length of the
33:49podcast that you can generate is the
33:50limit on the tiers. But as you expand
33:53out, the studio actually can produce an
33:57entire presentation for you with all the
34:00information. None of these designs were
34:03done specially. If you look at my
34:05prompts, all I did was I went in, I put
34:08in the links, and then I started asking
34:11some questions, but then I just
34:13immediately started generating
34:15information from studio. For those of
34:17you who ask me, how do I open the
34:19studio? It's on the right hand side and
34:22that you'll see these icons. You can
34:24always expand it on the very top. Um,
34:27you can actually give a template for
34:29slides. So when you click on the slides
34:31and look at this when I click on slide
34:32deck you see the sources you can
34:35actually specifically give your like
34:37company brand and uh maybe you made
34:40PowerPoint slides already upload them
34:42and then have them as a source and then
34:45tell it to follow. It doesn't do a good
34:47job at creating templates. It's more for
34:50the topic in question. Now, I also love
34:54the fact that on Instagram, if I wanted
34:56to post something about this, like let's
34:59say I wanted to create something to put
35:02online, I just want you to see the
35:04quality difference. And yes, by the way,
35:07some of you may notice it takes a lot of
35:08time. That's why I switched. Um, I let
35:10it run at the background. So, please
35:12don't try to finish everything in one
35:14shot in this class. Let it run in the
35:16background and then you can come back to
35:18it. But
35:21um one of the key things you'll notice
35:23is have a look at the quality of text. 2
35:26years ago and even last year the
35:29information and the text was completely
35:32broken. It looked like AI slop to be
35:35quite honest. But the level of quality
35:37now is just upgraded so much so that
35:40when you're adding your presentations,
35:41when you're doing your work and you want
35:43to visualize something, normally you
35:45might have to spend a lot of time
35:46producing this kind of level of
35:48information. And now this it's spitting
35:50it out so much faster. I can give you
35:53way more tips like you could copy and
35:55download this entire graphic and you can
35:57keep editing it beyond as well. So let's
36:00say that's a great question one of you
36:02asked. I'm going to rightclick
36:04and copy. I'm just going to copy this
36:06image.
36:08Okay, is everyone following me?
36:10Infographic. I just clicked on
36:12infographic. I generated the style
36:14however I wanted it. I'll cover that in
36:16a second. And now I just copied it. I go
36:19back to my Gemini and I want to see I
36:22want to show you this. This is
36:24ridiculous level of work done in
36:26seconds. So, I paste my infographic
36:29and let's say change the title to
36:34Nikki's coffee shop.
36:39Now, I have no guarantee I'm doing this
36:40live. It may or may not work, but
36:44this is how you can start editing. I
36:46have personally used it in work uh
36:49situations or even for my personal life
36:52when I had to make banners, t-shirts, or
36:54posters. I'm actually now using Gemini
36:56to produce it instead of spending 2
36:58hours on Photoshop.
37:01And have a look, it just upgraded the
37:03text. So I didn't have to open anything
37:06special. I did everything in a browser
37:09and just pop it worked. So this is how
37:12you can bounce between information from
37:14notebook and the Gemini chat and it's
37:19yes is a lot like info infographics from
37:22nano banana. So, Telegram, uh, how do I
37:26take the infographic and paste it in? I
37:28just want to show you slowly. Uh, I
37:30clicked on infographic.
37:33Now, I'm a big fan of like putting
37:34things on Instagram, right? So, I use
37:36Square. That's a perfect one for
37:38Instagram. I I don't I don't trust it to
37:42make decisions for me. So, and I don't
37:43want cutesy stuff. Let's go a bit more.
37:46Let's have a look at Okay, I like
37:47instructional. That's more my vibe uh of
37:50what I'm going for here. And this is
37:52brand new. They've added details. You
37:53may or may not have this in the free
37:54version, but I just want to let you know
37:56it's there. Otherwise, standard does a
37:58good job. I usually use standard for
38:00most of my stuff, but I'll give you a
38:01clue on how detailed works. I can make
38:04sure it's from these sources. I don't
38:06even have to prompt anything. So, I just
38:08want to show you again. Square, by the
38:11way, for those of you from different
38:13languages, go nuts. It has so many
38:16languages to pick from. And then I'm
38:18just going to go back to instructional.
38:20Click the one you want. Detailed. Now
38:22you can actually give it prompts. I
38:26didn't bother. I just went generate.
38:29And yes, for those of you who are
38:30saying, "Oh, it's taking so long." It
38:32does take a a bit of time. Give it time.
38:35Please don't worry. The whole idea here
38:37is is generating an entire infographic
38:40by reading every information on those
38:42six websites. If you uploaded a book and
38:46you're like, "Here's a here's a book
38:48about a story about characters, and I
38:50want you to make a mind map of it." you
38:52can make a mind map of all the
38:53characters. So the information overload
38:57that we have with reading so many
38:59articles, reading so much content, I use
39:02notebook to help me organize all of that
39:04and I ground all the information on
39:07sources that I trust.
39:10Um chat GPT and claude I use all of them
39:13to be honest. Um the reason I'm showing
39:15you notebook it's quite unique in its
39:17tool like I haven't you can actually use
39:19different tools which I'll show you
39:20later like clawed code but the organized
39:24structure of notebook is just so easy
39:27and which is one of the reasons I chose
39:28to show this particular one but by no
39:31means is this like the only one. So you
39:35Pat I totally understand. Um I want to
39:38show you guys one more feature and this
39:40one is quite frankly jaw-dropping. Um,
39:43what if you could talk to your podcast
39:45yourself? Like, what if you didn't have
39:47to rely on just, hey, I want to just
39:50listen, but I actually want to talk to
39:51it. I'm going to try my best. I have no
39:53guarantee this will work so perfectly,
39:55but I'll try. Here, I'm going to go into
39:58I just want to show you how I did it. I
40:00go to audio audio overview,
40:03long,
40:04brief, critique, debate, however you
40:06want, right?
40:08But
40:10when you generate it, you can even have
40:13the ability to have interactive mode.
40:16Now, let me turn that on.
40:17>> Think about the last time.
40:20>> I'm going to show you all how to do it.
40:22Don't worry. I just wanted you to see
40:23how it works first.
40:26>> So, what's going to happen is there's
40:28two hosts and they're going to talk to
40:30each other about my topic and I can
40:32raise my hand. By the way, I'm talking
40:34to AI here. I can raise my hand and go,
40:37"Hey, I'd like to interrupt and ask
40:39about something and I'm gonna try this
40:40live. Let's see if the audio picks up
40:42perfectly."
40:45>> Think about the last time you bought
40:46milk. Like, really think about it. Did
40:49you just stand there staring at the
40:50carton wondering if your breakfast was,
40:52you know, single-handedly causing a
40:54drought in California
40:55>> or maybe contributing to defor?
40:58>> I clicked join.
40:59>> Hey, our listener wants to join in.
41:01What's up?
41:02>> Hey, uh, I'm based in Hong Kong. Can you
41:04like personalize this for me? Or maybe
41:06can you tell me a little bit more about
41:08what's happening in Hong Kong? I just
41:11want to keep it about Hong Kong.
41:16Let's see if it picks it up. Now,
41:19usually it works when I'm not
41:20>> Oh, you want to focus specifically on
41:22Oatley. I love that focus.
41:23>> Yeah, they really are the main character
41:24of this free drama.
41:26>> Oh, yeah. Let's hear it.
41:28>> Uh, can you focus on Hong Kong as a
41:30country? uh in particular oat in Hong
41:33Kong.
41:43>> So, I'm going to wait.
41:43>> Oh, Hong Kong. That is such a sharp
41:45pivot. Let's unpack the Oatley Hong Kong
41:47connection.
41:48>> It's actually a brilliant case study of
41:49how they conquer a major global hub,
41:52>> right? Because they didn't just dump
41:53cartons in supermarkets and hope for the
41:55best.
41:55>> No, they went straight for the heart of
41:57the city's culture, the local coffee
41:59shops. I've seen them everywhere there,
42:01especially with that massive Starbucks
42:02partnership.
42:03>> Exactly. Plus thousands of independent
42:05cafes across the region.
42:07>> It's like they use the baristas as their
42:09secret weapon for
42:13>> So, as you can see, it's it's pretty
42:15ridiculous how powerful it is. And those
42:17of you who can't see it yet, don't
42:18worry. I'm going to take you through it
42:20step by step. Uh let me also make sure I
42:22can restart my video so I don't look
42:24frozen. Hopefully that works and you
42:27guys can see me again. All right.
42:29So, when you start a notebook, I just
42:32want to take you from scratch, right?
42:34Let's say you open notebook.google.com
42:36and you're like, "Hang on, how do I get
42:38back here?" I'll take you through step
42:40by step. Don't worry. So,
42:43while it's loading, you can see it's a
42:44little bit slow sometimes. It's fine.
42:46Just let it be. And I open multiple
42:49tabs. So, I even have two accounts. This
42:52account is not my enterprise account.
42:54And this has a bunch of my notebooks
42:57like when I'm studying about security or
42:59my one of the comp ventures that I work
43:01with, I'm unpacking information. Um,
43:05when I talked about Hong Kong just now
43:07and the audio script, none of this was
43:10generated prior. It was live. So, they
43:13just pivoted and Google had information
43:15from Google. So, it pulled it live in
43:18that moment and then had those two audio
43:20hosts jump in. So when you go in, you
43:24can go into notebooks, my notebooks, or
43:26you can even discover new notebooks from
43:28other people that are sharing it. And by
43:30the way, you can share this with your
43:32team, your friends, whatever you want.
43:35Okay, so I want to cycle back. When you
43:36open your notebook,
43:39you just go into the one there.
43:42And let's say I go into this, which was
43:45the same thing here.
43:50Mind you, this looks just like chat GPT
43:52and so on. And then on the right
43:55audio,
43:57I'm going to go nice and slow, so tell
43:59me if I'm going too fast. Okay,
44:02so I want you to pick deep dive. If you
44:05want the one where you can talk to the
44:07host and interact, deep dive is the only
44:10one because that is a lively
44:11conversation between two hosts unpacking
44:13it. I find this such a pleasant way to
44:16learn about a topic. Like I was actually
44:18learning deep like mathematical topics
44:20or whatever I wanted even down to like a
44:22TV show. I just wanted to talk about
44:23game of the new house of dragon episode
44:25and I just did a deep dive for the for
44:27the sake of it and it was really fun to
44:29be able to do that and you can go long
44:31short for those of you who are already
44:33saying it's long. Remember when you
44:35click on that long button it takes time.
44:37So walk away or just close it. You can
44:39come back to it later. You can even turn
44:41on notifications so it'll notify you
44:43when it's ready and you can crack on
44:44with other work.
44:47And you can see generate later. So
44:49doesn't use your limit cheaper and is
44:51ready in a few hours. Generate now will
44:53use some of my limit. Every month I get
44:57to use certain limits on my personal
44:59account. It's only because I bought
45:01Google Drive storage. So that kind of
45:03included as bumped me up to pro. So if
45:06you don't pay for anything Google,
45:08you'll be on the free tier on Gmail and
45:10that will just have a limited less
45:11amount of information. So
45:15right now um the I I will come back to
45:20what I'm talking about in notebook how
45:21it relates to the bigger picture in a
45:23second. I am showing you uh all these
45:26features on notebook. But by the way as
45:28a developer I can actually build all of
45:31these myself
45:33so I can I'll let me zoom out in a
45:35second here. So, just so everyone is
45:37comfortable, can can you guys take a few
45:40minutes? Um, I'll give you guys 3 4
45:41minutes. Just try it and maybe jump in
45:44the chat if you have any questions or
45:45unpack more and I'll go I can show you a
45:48little bit more of what you really want
45:50to understand behind why I'm showing you
45:52this. So, hopefully you all can see my
45:55screen again.
45:57Now,
45:59when we start a notebook, you can now
46:01start seeing how research any topic
46:04works. I missed one feature I really
46:06want to show you. When you open a new
46:08notebook,
46:10you can add sources by [clears throat]
46:12just searching the web. So, I can say
46:15oak milk Hong Kong cuz I'm sitting in
46:19Hong Kong right now. Boom. It's now
46:22going to research websites from Google,
46:24pull me a list of links that are high
46:26authority, and then you can just inject
46:28that back in. So, I hope that that also
46:31alleviates a lot of pressure when you're
46:33like, "Oh man, I got to think of all the
46:34links. Where am I supposed to find
46:36this?" One of you earlier asked a
46:38fantastic question. Where do you come up
46:39with these six? I actually picked
46:41handpicked these, but I can actually
46:44just bump them in and import them all.
46:47Now, my notebook has a massive list of
46:51information. Um, yes, you can stop it.
46:54Uh, it's on the right hand side. So,
46:56we've already started it. Let me just
46:58jump into one to show you if I can. Uh
47:03if you go into a notebook on the right
47:05or just close the tab, you can simply
47:07close it. It will kill the audio
47:08summary. Uh for those of you who don't
47:11like sitting in front of a computer to
47:13listen to all this, you can actually
47:14download the content, download the
47:16infographics directly with the download
47:18button, or you can rightclick and copy
47:20it for the images.
47:24any authentic marking for links that
47:26makes it easier for this is a hard one.
47:28I'll be super super honest with you. I
47:31can never tell you that answer because
47:33links are basically all websites, right?
47:35I I have my own website. I can put
47:37whatever I want in there. So that
47:40authentication layer, how I deal with it
47:42is I actually say
47:45list all can you guys all see this? I
47:47hope you can. list all the
47:49contradictions
47:52that are
47:54in my sources.
47:56I'll just type this back again what I
47:59typed in. And now watch this. Oops. Keep
48:02generating.
48:05I basically have given him so many
48:07sources and it's going to now have to
48:10figure out all the contradictions
48:11between the information points so I can
48:13make an educated decision.
48:18a mistral and all these other tools. Uh
48:21please bring me back in for that
48:23question later because like I said
48:25notebook notebook itself is a Gemini
48:28product but at the end of the session I
48:30will be showing you something really
48:32cool called claude code which uh mistral
48:35does kind of work with sometimes. So
48:37we'll come cycle back to that but let me
48:39show you this right now. I love that all
48:42of you are like can I use it with my AI
48:44tool? This is this is so good to see. So
48:47here you've got every contradiction.
48:50Sources disagree on whether oat milk is
48:52suitable for hot coffee or frothing.
48:54Mind you, I'm not a coffee connoisseur.
48:56I have no idea why I picked this for the
48:58demo. But I just wanted to share
49:00something that everyone can kind of
49:02understand very easily. And this is one
49:05of the reasons I picked this topic. So
49:06remember, you can use this for all your
49:09topics like anything you can think of.
49:11So I love that now I can I don't have to
49:14read all these websites. I can actually
49:16have a conversation with the information
49:18in a way that I would like to speak. So
49:22as you can see
49:24notebook is a pretty powerful tool,
49:26right? It's not just a search box
49:28anymore. So this is a level up from you
49:30just moving to moving from a search box.
49:34Uh one of you asked how do I or where do
49:36I find references um when you start a
49:39notebook? Just remember on the left you
49:41can add sources or you can see this
49:44little search box. I hope you can see
49:45that. I'm going to zoom in a tiny bit
49:47more. So you can see this little search
49:49box and you can see it connects to web.
49:51By the way, for those of you who use
49:53Google Drive, this can also connect to
49:55Google Drive and it's like wild. It just
49:58reads all my documents from my Google
50:00years of Google Drive content and pulls
50:02it in. And you can even do deep research
50:04mode if you have that option available.
50:07And that goes in depth and builds a
50:09report of all the results. So, it's
50:12really powerful.
50:14Oh, um, for for the person that closed
50:18the tab, don't worry, it's actually
50:20running in the back. So, just go back to
50:21notebook.google.com
50:23and you can open your notebook and
50:25you'll be back in there. So, everything
50:27is happening on the server. It's not on
50:28your computer. So, if you walk away from
50:30it, no problem. Um, unfortunately I
50:34don't have permission to show you all my
50:36like actual like client work but I can
50:39talk about it. One of the biggest
50:40powerful things that I was able to do I
50:43worked on a big government project and
50:45obviously with government project I
50:46can't upload all the information. So I
50:48want to make one thing very very clear.
50:51If you are on the pro version or you're
50:53on the free tier, technically speaking,
50:57someone in the Google team could open up
50:59your content, right? Just like all these
51:01other AI tools that are out there, every
51:03single one of them. Technically, a
51:04support staff can. In the enterprise
51:07version or I will show you in a second
51:09how to turn it off for your personal
51:11version, you can actually disable that
51:14searchability. So, in enterprise, I can
51:16upload my real content that will never
51:18go anywhere. And yes, notebook. I did it
51:22for my profile by the way. I pasted my
51:24LinkedIn profile. I pasted topics or
51:27articles of other people I like and I
51:29said I really want to be like this
51:30person and you know like my mentors and
51:33so on and it actually built that profile
51:35for me for those of you trying that. So
51:37just to cycle back on enterprise
51:41proposals and briefs it can you can
51:43upload all of that and then can chat
51:44with it. One of the hardest things I had
51:46to do personally was government work or
51:49big projects like big corporate
51:51projects. They require so much detail to
51:54be double checked, triple checked. This
51:56allowed me to power through all of that.
51:59Now, yes, uh I I saw that uh paste it
52:02doesn't use your uploaded sources at
52:04all. I want to be clear clear how to do
52:06this. So, everyone just follow me step
52:08by step here. When you go to Gemini,
52:11this is your Gemini screen.
52:14there's a little settings icon. Okay,
52:16click on that and then click on
52:18activity.
52:23And in there, you can see I left it on
52:25cuz my personal account I really don't
52:27mind. Uh and and honestly, I I enjoy the
52:31benefits. So, I'm okay. This is my
52:33personal choice. If you're like, "No,
52:35no, no. I want people to keep my
52:37information or anything. As soon as I
52:39use it, I want you to turn it off,
52:41delete all my activity so you don't
52:42track everything I'm doing. You can just
52:44go here. Again, I want to show you step
52:46by step for those of you who might have
52:48missed it. You go to It's actually your
52:51Google activity, right? You can see all
52:52my Google activity here. Now, if I close
52:55this, I'm going to go to Gemini again.
52:57Settings, activity. Okay, so settings,
53:02activity.
53:04It'll take you to myactivity.google.com.
53:08And then you can just turn it off. If
53:11you really feel uncomfortable with it,
53:13which a lot of people do, turn it off.
53:15Absolutely turn it off. And all you got
53:17to do is this. Boom. And a little pop-up
53:20will appear saying, "Okay, this is what
53:23will be the impact." If you're
53:24comfortable with that, just go got it.
53:27So for me personally, I choose to keep
53:29it because I'm comfortable with it
53:32personally because then my personal
53:33account, I don't mind. But my enterprise
53:34stuff
53:36absolutely not allowed. Right? So that's
53:39automatically turned off on enterprise.
53:41So by enterprise what I mean is Google
53:43workspace. That means if your company
53:45uses Gmail for its email address and all
53:48that you already are an enterprise plan.
53:50So just note that this is for startups
53:52and small companies too. Um and yes
53:55that's uh not authentic websites. No,
53:57no, no. It'll erase your activity to
53:59personalize Google on Gemini and stuff
54:01like that. But notebook still works for
54:04authentic websites. That's got nothing
54:05to do with it. So notebook is a separate
54:07product. All right. So you can see how
54:12all of this does actually work. You can
54:14learn a lot faster. You can research
54:17anything you want and then prepare
54:18serious work. Um and yes, someone that
54:20pasted this, there is open source stuff.
54:22So I love that too. Definitely try those
54:24if you're comfortable touching that kind
54:26of technology. So
54:29I I'm just cautious of time. I want to
54:31give you guys so much more information.
54:33I just want to summarize this on plain
54:35Gemini. Your answer you copy pasted the
54:39references right in the chat and it was
54:42able to modify it. But imagine having to
54:44do that all the time or the worst thing
54:47something called content pollution. Let
54:49me show you what I mean by that. Now,
54:53if I go to my chats, let me pull them up
54:56here.
54:59And you can see my activities is turned
55:01off. I just turned it off. I'm going to
55:02turn it back on. I did not mean to do
55:04that. Boom.
55:08There we go. Now,
55:10going back to Gemini, I'm going to start
55:14refresh new chat. Now, what is content
55:17pollution? Okay,
55:21if I go
55:23Oh, I have it here
55:26for those of you who can read the left
55:28side. Yes, I am a nerd and I play video
55:30games. Very proud of it. So, um here you
55:35have everything going on great. But now
55:42I this is a very extreme example. Okay,
55:45I just told it to talk about cats and
55:48now my entire chat flow has suddenly got
55:51corrupted because everything after that
55:53is still going to think I'm talking
55:55about cats
55:57and that's a terrible thing that can
55:59happen, right? Because now you're stuck.
56:01There's no rewind feature in in these
56:04kind of uh products. This is where I
56:07find notebook becomes an absolute gem.
56:14So, just want to pause here. Is everyone
56:16following through on what I mean by
56:18that?
56:22Great question on someone asking, "How
56:24do I know notebook didn't hallucinate?"
56:26It actually you double check everything.
56:29By the way, in notebook, it'll have a
56:31little bubble of the um content that it
56:35pulled from and it will highlight it,
56:36but you can click it and read it again.
56:39Does that make sense? So it'll uh open
56:42studio. Yeah, sure. No problem. I'll do
56:43that really quick. So if you go into a
56:45notebook, it'll open like this. And
56:48studio is on the right hand side.
56:51That little thing here. So I hope you
56:53can actually have it open. And just
56:56remember every time having things
56:59repetitive in Gemini, that was the
57:01problem I found quite a lot. And
57:03notebook solved one part of this
57:05problem.
57:07Right? But now I've got this amazing
57:09tool, can build products, it can build
57:10graphics, help me with my presentations,
57:13research,
57:15and you you have now all hopefully tried
57:18it. Um, mind you, after this, I do have
57:21some takeaways and links, so I'll we'll
57:22make sure the team will make sure you
57:24all have that information. Um, for those
57:26of you asking information getting mixed
57:29up, yes, that's exactly my point with
57:31normal Gemini. So any chat GPT or
57:34prompt, you keep that window open. You
57:36keep coming back to it. But if you make
57:37one mistake, you're now not sure if it's
57:40skewed your information forever. And
57:42that's a big problem, right? With these,
57:44you control the sources. You can turn
57:46off a source in notebook. So that's
57:48really powerful as well. And the key
57:52word here is citation.
57:54That's the one you want to pay attention
57:56to. So ask real questions, click through
57:59the citation, and actually decide by
58:01yourself, does this citation make sense
58:04for me?
58:06Okay. And for me, in my opinion, this
58:09one habit is a difference between using
58:11AI and being used by it. Because
58:12tomorrow, if AI just decided to send me
58:15information the way it wants, like the
58:18model changes, I can't control that. But
58:20with these kind of structures, you can.
58:23Now, what do I mean mean by structure? I
58:26love how all of you are going, "Wait,
58:28but notebooks owned by Google. How do we
58:30trust it? Is the information legit?" Now
58:34when you start doing this yourself, I
58:35want you to try three things, right? The
58:37first thing is you just load the
58:39sources, click auto view, you can
58:41citation fact check yourself from the
58:43links you gave it or the books you gave
58:44it or PDFs. Right? Now, one thing I
58:48would love for all of you who are
58:49following me on this with the hotel
58:51example, you can actually ask it to
58:54write you a 200word position summary for
58:57the launch. Recommend one lead angle.
59:00Cite the source for every claim and note
59:03explicitly where the sources conflict.
59:05I'm going to paste that in the chat. I
59:07know you guys can't uh easily copy paste
59:10from the chat for some reason. So, I'm
59:11going to put it in Slack as well.
59:14Apologies, the Slack is with no context.
59:17I'm just pasting it really quickly. So,
59:19hopefully you can copy that. Now, why do
59:21I want you to do this? Let me take you
59:23through this.
59:25I've added a whole bunch of sources.
59:26Your answers might look different. It
59:28does not matter. I just want to show you
59:30how to do this. Now remember, write a
59:34200word positioning summary. I have
59:36given it a task
59:39forello's launch. Told it the context.
59:42Recommend one lead angle. Site the
59:44search. I'm now harnessing. I'm kind of
59:46creating a a a structure around how I
59:48want it to give me the answer. Uh I I I
59:52hope you guys can see it. I just pasted
59:54on the chat. Oh, no wait. I'll paste it
59:56again. There we go. I was pasting it to
59:58the panel. There you go. Hopefully
1:00:00everyone can see it. Thank you so much.
1:00:03Uh, now let's run this. Now, when you're
1:00:06doing the chat, it's a lot faster than
1:00:08generating obviously an entire podcast,
1:00:11right? So, have a look at what it
1:00:13produced for me. And once it does this
1:00:16for you, you don't have to rush this.
1:00:17You can do it in 10 20 minutes. But the
1:00:19idea here is I want you to keep that
1:00:21open, okay? or if you close it by
1:00:23mistake, go back to notebook and it'll
1:00:25be still there. That's one of my
1:00:26favorite parts. It's like literally
1:00:28there at all times, your entire history.
1:00:31So, this is fantastic. It's created an
1:00:33entire barista grade taste and
1:00:35performance game plan for me to launch
1:00:38my entire brand.
1:00:40Okay. Now, by the way, for those of you
1:00:43who have time and want to really jump
1:00:45into this later today, an advanced tool
1:00:47for you would be to try the critique. It
1:00:50actually challenges your thinking. And I
1:00:52do this a lot when I'm brainstorming new
1:00:54ideas for any of my ventures.
1:00:58But here's a magic trick. If any of you
1:01:01in the chat have heard of the term rag,
1:01:05RA ag, you have basically just learned
1:01:08the fundamentals of rag. I just used a
1:01:10tool called notebook uh sorry, Google
1:01:12notebook or Gemini notebook. But yes,
1:01:15you're basically learning something
1:01:16called retrieval augmented generation.
1:01:19Now, if you think about what those words
1:01:21mean, you're basically retrieving it and
1:01:24taking your AI generated stuff and
1:01:26augmenting it on top. So, this is
1:01:28effectively a rag. You're creating kind
1:01:32of like a private knowledge base on top
1:01:34of all these big foundation models like
1:01:36Chat GBT, Claude, Gemini, and so on.
1:01:40This is the difference where a lot of
1:01:42enterprise companies for those of you
1:01:43who work in that spaces as well are
1:01:45actually building their private
1:01:46knowledge base on top of these models
1:01:49and not having to worry about hosting
1:01:51everything themselves. So rag full form
1:01:54is listed on the screen here and I'll
1:01:56highlight it. Retrieval augmented
1:01:59generation that's what it stands for
1:02:02and for us the term that I want you to
1:02:06really think about is grounding all your
1:02:08answers. So everything needs to be
1:02:10grounded with real facts. And that's for
1:02:12me a really important thing I wanted to
1:02:14part ways and knowledge with is because
1:02:17tomorrow you could be hiring someone to
1:02:19build or you could be you could be the
1:02:21one building it or you could be working
1:02:23with someone building AI products. You
1:02:26want to start asking what sources does
1:02:28it have? How was it retrieved? Are the
1:02:30answers cited? So really remember that.
1:02:33Okay. Yes. Exactly. Dimple. The six
1:02:36sources were rag. That was your little
1:02:37rag that you built. Now, in real world,
1:02:40we have thousands of documents that
1:02:42could represent a rag. So, um, yes,
1:02:46Gemini is my thought partner a lot of
1:02:48the times for creative ideas, 100% of
1:02:52the time. Um, down to the point where I
1:02:54think people in my house think I'm a
1:02:56little bit weird cuz I talk to my phone
1:02:58a lot. Uh, that is because I'm talking
1:03:00to Gemini.
1:03:02So I want to give you guys a five minute
1:03:06break. Um I'm cautious that it is 5:15
1:03:09now. We've got about 40 odd minutes to
1:03:12go through and I will give you guys a
1:03:13quick five-minute break to ask question.
1:03:15We can shorten this five minute if
1:03:17everyone in the chat is like let's keep
1:03:19going. But what I just wanted to remind
1:03:22you is that positioning summary that you
1:03:25had here the create a positioning
1:03:28summary for my brand. If you're
1:03:30following me, you can say hello and we
1:03:33will be using that in the next thing
1:03:34that I teach you. All right, looks like
1:03:38a lot of people are interested in keep
1:03:39going. I love it. Let's go.
1:03:43The next thing, a lot of people
1:03:47may not have heard this one. So, if you
1:03:49have, let me know in the chat, of
1:03:51course. But have you heard of Gemini
1:03:53Gems? So a lot of people nowadays tell
1:03:55you, "Oh, you can build your own AI
1:03:57agent." Uh, bio break. Absolutely. Go.
1:04:00I'm going to go very slow to start with.
1:04:03So I'll give you guys couple minutes.
1:04:05Don't worry. Um, I'll just have a longer
1:04:08conversation about gems. So you don't
1:04:10you won't miss anything much. But gems
1:04:13is basically you have all your research
1:04:15in notebook. But every time you start a
1:04:18conversation, let's say I wanted to do a
1:04:20task. Why do I have to keep typing in
1:04:22information? Like, let's say if I wanted
1:04:25to edit a photo every single time I
1:04:27upload a photo, I got to type the whole
1:04:28prompt. I got to type all the
1:04:30information. It's a lot. So, gems might
1:04:34be your solution here. I do see some
1:04:36people do want the break. Let's give you
1:04:38guys just a couple minutes break.
1:04:40Absolutely. It's been a long session so
1:04:42far. So, let's just pause and I will be
1:04:46back in two minutes. For those of you in
1:04:49the chat that want to start asking me
1:04:51questions, great time. I'm going to keep
1:04:53going. I don't need a break. So, keep
1:04:54going with me. Gems are equivalent of
1:04:58GPTs or cloud project. No. So, Sandra,
1:05:00to your point there, gems, when I show
1:05:03it to you, they're very much like
1:05:05building a mini agent inside Gemini. And
1:05:07I'll show you how that works. So, I'm
1:05:10going to Yep. Go get your coffees. Don't
1:05:12worry. I'll start back in three minutes.
1:05:14Okay. So, three more minutes.
1:05:17um I am not uploading sensitive
1:05:19government information to AI because I
1:05:22can't it's illegal for me to do that.
1:05:23Right? So when I'm working on government
1:05:25projects, we actually have um a local
1:05:28model running on a machine that I
1:05:30control. So a physical machine, I bring
1:05:32my own AI to it and it can read it by
1:05:35itself. So I'm also a developer and a
1:05:38CTO by trade. So a lot of the technical
1:05:41stuff I spend a lot of time building
1:05:43that myself. So, I hope that answers
1:05:45your question in terms of how I upload
1:05:46it. But to be quite frank, the
1:05:50enterprise solutions technically and
1:05:52legally speaking are not meant to be a
1:05:54even a Google employee is not allowed to
1:05:56see your content even in a debugging
1:05:58situation. So, they do allow it, but I
1:06:01would double check with your team if
1:06:03they're comfortable with it. Some of my
1:06:05clients are very comfortable with it.
1:06:07Some of them are very like, "No way. We
1:06:09work with the company. We ain't touching
1:06:11any of that. Let's buy our own servers."
1:06:13But it's expensive, you know. That's the
1:06:15that's the trade-off.
1:06:17Um,
1:06:20cool. I can see some of you. I'm just
1:06:22going through the chat. I apologize. I'm
1:06:23going as fast as I can.
1:06:27So, some Mario you asked, do Gemini
1:06:29notebook answers are not limited to the
1:06:31source you provided? No, actually Gemini
1:06:33notebook the entire point of notebook is
1:06:35it grounds it to the uh source that we
1:06:37provide. So, it becomes like a rag. So,
1:06:39when you work with a rag, you kind of
1:06:41force it. You could in theory ask it to
1:06:44go online and check things but it's not
1:06:46how you use notebook and you kind of
1:06:49destroy the purpose of it. So personally
1:06:51I would use notebook purely for that rag
1:06:54situation where I need to like kind of
1:06:56ground truth and do my research build my
1:06:58presentations or double check my own
1:07:00proposals that did I did I meet all the
1:07:03requirements for me that's a big deal
1:07:05especially when you're uploading things
1:07:06for like you know massive 30-page
1:07:08documents. legal considerations. Great
1:07:11question, Robert. Like I think there are
1:07:13legal situ considerations to do this. So
1:07:16when you're using this for personal,
1:07:17that's why I always I put a disclaimer
1:07:19throughout the slides and I'll mention
1:07:21this again.
1:07:24I use it for personal on my personal
1:07:26account. For my enterprise account, I
1:07:27use the enterprise version. So to be
1:07:30very clear, if legal says no, I will not
1:07:33do it. There's just no way to do that.
1:07:35So there are legal considerations of it
1:07:37because some people are not comfortable.
1:07:39But are are we doing the best to protect
1:07:41it and are there ways to do it
1:07:43completely like unplugged? Yes.
1:07:47I might not be able to cover it in two
1:07:49hours, but yes, there are ways you can
1:07:50completely run this offline. Some
1:07:52someone in the chat earlier mentioned
1:07:54the open source version. You would
1:07:56install that as a technical person.
1:07:58Cleaning emails. Yes, Dimple. That is
1:08:01kind of where we're going to go with
1:08:02gems. One of the gems that I will talk
1:08:04about. Yes, you can. Uh, Benedict, you
1:08:06can do that on phones, too. Lewis, can I
1:08:08make my Yeah, unlearn. Yes, by the way,
1:08:10um, notebook has a feature and sources.
1:08:13You can just uncheck the source and then
1:08:15the notebook will forget it existed. So,
1:08:17that's a super cool feature. Uh, all
1:08:19right, everyone. I'm going to start
1:08:21ramping back on. So, I'll give you guys
1:08:23just a few more seconds to set up.
1:08:27I'll try to answer as many as I can.
1:08:30And remember, anything I don't answer
1:08:32today for you, jump on Slack and from
1:08:35tomorrow onwards, I'm going to be
1:08:36answering everything in many details. No
1:08:38problem.
1:08:40Okay, everyone, welcome back. We are
1:08:43going to now cover Gemini gems. So, what
1:08:46is gems? Let's have a quick peek.
1:08:49Every single time I work with AI, if I'm
1:08:51using like those, you know, chat prompts
1:08:53windows, I'm constantly telling it every
1:08:56time, hey, by the way, this is my thing.
1:08:58This is my thing. I use deepseek for
1:08:59example and every time I have to remind
1:09:01it I can't read Chinese yet please can
1:09:03you go English and it keeps forgetting
1:09:05it doesn't have that memory for me right
1:09:07and Gemini and Google to be fair has a
1:09:10feature where it lets you
1:09:11cross-pollinate information which means
1:09:14remember my things but it doesn't work
1:09:16that well so what exactly is gem the
1:09:20best way for me to show you a gem is to
1:09:23just show you it working first okay I'm
1:09:25going to take something very personal to
1:09:27me and use that as an example example.
1:09:30So, where is gems? You can see I've got
1:09:33a little gems button here in my Gemini.
1:09:35You will probably not if you have never
1:09:37had gems. You have to go to the
1:09:39settings. So, I want everyone to do this
1:09:41with me. Settings.
1:09:44Gems. It looks like a little diamond.
1:09:46So, make sure in the chat you guys are
1:09:49able to find it. I hope you are. And
1:09:51yes, thank you for the person that
1:09:53posted the gems link. That is exactly
1:09:55the link you can go to as well. Um, now
1:09:58what is gems? It's like a mini agent.
1:10:01You've heard of I want to build an
1:10:03agent. I want to build an agent. What is
1:10:05an agent? Right? An agent is an isolated
1:10:09little AI that has its own prompt, has
1:10:11its own rules, and it will live on that
1:10:14forever. Okay, I'm going to show you a
1:10:17very simple one that I use quite often.
1:10:20I called it I call it the photo editor.
1:10:22Okay, I come in.
1:10:25It goes edit. By the way, I wrote very
1:10:28little information cuz I use it all the
1:10:29time. And I'm going to go ahead right
1:10:32now and upload a photo of me and my
1:10:34daughter.
1:10:38Bear with me.
1:10:41Okay, there's I don't know if you guys
1:10:43can see the picture very clearly, but
1:10:44you will. Don't worry. And I don't need
1:10:47to type anything anymore. No prompt,
1:10:49nothing. Just send. Okay. Nothing else
1:10:53was done. I Oh, by the way, yes, Hana, I
1:10:56will totally be showing you. I'm just
1:10:57showing you first what it what it does
1:10:59for me and then I'll reverse back into
1:11:01how you build it step by step. So,
1:11:04you'll be learning everything step by
1:11:05step.
1:11:07And check this out. All I did was dump a
1:11:09photo in and it took a photo that was
1:11:12kind of like, you know, a little mildly
1:11:14untouched
1:11:15and bang. Uh what gives me a bond to be
1:11:19quite honest
1:11:21information that needs to be pulled from
1:11:23my information is available everywhere
1:11:25like school photos and all that stuff.
1:11:28That's my personal opinion and I will
1:11:30totally have a coffee with anyone that
1:11:32wants to unpack that with me and there's
1:11:33an entire session on session three about
1:11:36ethics. So I will save it for that.
1:11:39Totally understand. But I just want to
1:11:41show you what it did first. It I
1:11:44uploaded a picture. No prompt, nothing.
1:11:47I just activated a gem and cleaned up
1:11:49the pictures for me. This is me and my
1:11:52daughter. Okay, mind you, yes, I am very
1:11:55comfortable with sharing that. Um, so
1:11:59what does gem actually mean? How do you
1:12:02use it? Let's try building it together.
1:12:05Right? Unlike notebook, I didn't have to
1:12:08train it on knowledge always, right? So
1:12:11the best way to learn gems, let's build
1:12:13one. So again, I want to show you how to
1:12:16get there. If you don't have the gems
1:12:18button on the left, go slowly to
1:12:20settings and you will see a gems
1:12:23section.
1:12:25Okay, so I'm going to go gems
1:12:28and then you will see some that are made
1:12:31by Google for you. A recipe genie, which
1:12:33is kind of cool, by the way. Um, but
1:12:36we're going to go new gem. So I want
1:12:38everyone to just click new gem.
1:12:43I love that example by the way. That is
1:12:46so good. Uh I have a gem for my uh
1:12:49fitness coach as well. So what is gem?
1:12:51I'm going to zoom in a bit so you all
1:12:53can see. I hope you can see it clearly.
1:12:55Yes. Sorry about that. I totally noticed
1:12:56it was zoomed out. Now I'm going to give
1:12:59it a name. Let's do let's remake the one
1:13:01that I made just now where I uploaded a
1:13:03photo. Except I'm going to do something
1:13:05really cool. A lot of you probably have
1:13:06done this before. Have you ever needed
1:13:08to remove the background from a logo?
1:13:11like hundreds of times and nobody wants
1:13:13to open Photoshop to do it and then
1:13:15you're like, "Oh crap, I need to send it
1:13:16to print." So, it needs to be a big ed
1:13:20file. I'm going to show you how to do
1:13:21that in one click. Not even a click,
1:13:23just upload. So,
1:13:26print ready photo. Mind you, I'm making
1:13:29this up on the spot. So, I will be copy
1:13:31pasting what I can type as fast as I
1:13:34can. Uh, print ready my logo file, my
1:13:39stuff. Okay, you can type whatever you
1:13:41want. This is my personal. You can be
1:13:43quite verbose. What I mean by that is
1:13:45you can type more details so you don't
1:13:46forget what it's for. Okay, now this is
1:13:50how it works. I'm too lazy to type this.
1:13:54So I'm going to first start with basic
1:13:56stuff saying
1:13:59now remember this rule. The user will
1:14:03Okay, the user will The user will
1:14:05remember that the user will
1:14:08upload
1:14:11photos.
1:14:13This tells Gemini to make sure the plus
1:14:16button is there in my skill cuz it will
1:14:18customize. You can see on the right,
1:14:20it's building my little free gem. Uh
1:14:23gems are free by the way. They have
1:14:24limited use for free tier and you can
1:14:26use it as much as your uh allowances.
1:14:29And uh I will share later on on how to
1:14:32track that. Uh but let's go with
1:14:34actually building it uh first. Now, by
1:14:36the way, like I said, I'm super lazy.
1:14:39I'm just going to type bullet points.
1:14:41Okay. So, remove background.
1:14:44Make high-res.
1:14:48For those of you who have ever done
1:14:50print work, this is a godsend.
1:14:53300 dpi. So, even if I upload a tiny
1:14:56picture, it can upscale the photo for
1:14:58me, make it 300 dpi, remove the
1:15:00background, all of it. Okay? And then
1:15:03I'm going to tell Gemini to rewrite
1:15:05everything I wrote to make it more
1:15:06verbose. Let's see what it does. I need
1:15:08to read it. Always read what it does for
1:15:10you, okay? Don't just hit okay. So, I
1:15:12clicked on that magic button here. You
1:15:14will have that too. And look,
1:15:18act as a print ready photo, expert AI
1:15:20assistant, purpose and goals, assisted
1:15:22users, blah blah blah blah blah. Now it
1:15:24can write whatever it wants but and it
1:15:27even gave it a tone. Very nice. Except
1:15:31do not talk, just do
1:15:35the work.
1:15:38User upload image. I speak like a
1:15:41caveman because I'm saving tokens. I'm
1:15:45used to doing that. User upload image.
1:15:49You clean and upscale.
1:15:54send back. Okay, you could not get more
1:15:58clear than that. Right. So,
1:16:02um
1:16:03I see some of you having an issue. I'll
1:16:05come back to you on that. Do not worry.
1:16:06Let me just finish this. Now, in this
1:16:09the default tool in this scenario, I
1:16:12needed to do something. So, look at all
1:16:15the things. I want you to look at all
1:16:16the things it can do. It can create
1:16:18images. It can make videos. To be honest
1:16:20with you, the videos are not great, but
1:16:21they are good for fun. Create music,
1:16:24which is a new thing.
1:16:27Not something I use a lot, but if you're
1:16:29into that space, it's really cool.
1:16:32Canvas, it actually can produce HTML
1:16:35files. It can produce presentations,
1:16:37stuff like that. Deep research or guided
1:16:39learning. Okay, you can try it in your
1:16:42own free time. There's so many out
1:16:43there. I'm going to create image. That's
1:16:46it. All right. Leave the knowledge thing
1:16:49empty for now.
1:16:52Just hit save.
1:16:58You'll see gem is created.
1:17:00Start chat.
1:17:04Okay. Now you get a chat with my gem. Uh
1:17:07yes, canvas for powerpoints for those
1:17:09the the question there. Now check this
1:17:11out. I'm going to I told you to remove
1:17:14the background. So you know what? Let's
1:17:16just for fun upload the same picture of
1:17:18my daughter again and see what it does
1:17:20this time.
1:17:28All right, bear with me.
1:17:31Not what I wanted. It's now talking too
1:17:34much. Not cool. How do I fix this? I
1:17:37wanted to show you this because I
1:17:38experienced this so many times when I
1:17:40first started. It was annoying. So now
1:17:42what you do is it didn't work do what I
1:17:44want which is not great. I go back to
1:17:46gems.
1:17:50Okay.
1:17:51And then I'm going to scroll down. I'm
1:17:54going to go to print ready photo.
1:17:56Click edit.
1:17:58It is because I clicked that magic
1:18:00button that filled in all this other
1:18:02junk.
1:18:04I'm going to just delete everything
1:18:06here.
1:18:08Okay. And I'm going to retype this.
1:18:12User will, this is why I hate the extra
1:18:15gibberish it adds. Just be blunt and be
1:18:18bullet form in this. User will upload
1:18:21photo.
1:18:23You must
1:18:25remove the background,
1:18:28upscale the image, ready for print.
1:18:31Okay, now I don't want to keep going
1:18:34update back and forth. The the demo here
1:18:36is perfectly ready. So, I can just
1:18:38quickly click that. Make sure you click
1:18:40away. You'll see it spins. And then the
1:18:43new version is ready. Okay. Test it
1:18:45before you hit update. So, let's test it
1:18:48right here. I'm going to upload the same
1:18:49photo again. Again.
1:18:56Okay. I don't want to say anything. I
1:18:58want you to just do the work. Let's see
1:18:59if it does it.
1:19:01See, now it's failing. So now what do I
1:19:04do here is if I show you the example. By
1:19:07the way I will be sharing these examples
1:19:09in a full PDF with you. So don't worry
1:19:11about copy pasting too much. Let's go to
1:19:14the photo editor. How come my photo
1:19:15editor worked so perfectly?
1:19:18Now I'm going to paste this in the chat
1:19:20and I'm going to paste this in
1:19:25Slack for everyone so they can try it
1:19:28themselves.
1:19:32Boom.
1:19:34Okay. Now, what I did here was edit and
1:19:37clean up photos.
1:19:39Act as a professional photo editor and
1:19:41digital image enhancement expert. Do not
1:19:43say so this is going to sound crazy. I
1:19:46literally just told it don't say that
1:19:48you can't do it. And it started working
1:19:50perfectly. Sounds weird, but it's not my
1:19:53AI model, right? I'm using Gemini, so I
1:19:56need to work with what it can or cannot
1:19:58do and how it works. So I modified it
1:20:01and I said do not say you cannot
1:20:02directly manipulate image files. I
1:20:04spelled images wrong. I apologize.
1:20:07Images image files and generate a new
1:20:10image based on the one uploaded. Purpose
1:20:12and goal take any image enhance it. I
1:20:14can also add here. By the way I told it
1:20:16to make it ready for IG but you can say
1:20:19remove the background.
1:20:23Okay. And if you're wondering why I said
1:20:26the artifact thing, sometimes there's
1:20:28some noise in the picture. It can remove
1:20:30that, too. Um, by the way, for those of
1:20:33you wondering, I had a situation with a
1:20:35client that was really rough. They lost
1:20:37a really important image for their
1:20:40company and they only had a small
1:20:42version. They actually used Gemini to
1:20:44upscale it back to a point where they
1:20:46could print it on a wall. So, you can
1:20:48actually upsca upscale these. Yes. Uh,
1:20:51Benedict, you don't need to prompt it
1:20:52again and again. You prompt it once and
1:20:55what's crazy is you can share it with
1:20:58your friends and family or your
1:21:01colleagues. So pe other people can use
1:21:04this. So let me just go same picture
1:21:07again. Bear with me. I apologize. My
1:21:09video keeps freezing. I'm not sure why
1:21:11on the chat uh I mean on my face but
1:21:14it's okay. You guys are screen sharing
1:21:16so that's more important. Uh yes uh the
1:21:19session should be recorded.
1:21:26So, check this out. Now, let's see.
1:21:28Because I never told it to remove the
1:21:30background until I'm doing this live,
1:21:31which is always fun thing to do. Boom.
1:21:34Okay, change the background. I didn't
1:21:35perfectly do it. I need to modify the
1:21:37prompt, but no context, nothing. It
1:21:40activates the prompt anytime someone
1:21:41just goes in and throws an image. So,
1:21:44how do you then take this and use it in
1:21:47your real business scenario? So, for for
1:21:49those of you in the chat, just let me
1:21:51know. Did you kind of understand how
1:21:53gems are working really quickly? Because
1:21:56we're going to do one more thing.
1:22:00It learns from your uploads. No, your
1:22:02gems are reactionary. It does the same
1:22:05thing you do again and again and again
1:22:07and just goes pop. You wanted to clean
1:22:10up your emails? No problem. Here's
1:22:13something life-changing even more. You
1:22:15can build a custom prompt in a gem and
1:22:19activate it in your Gmail account. So
1:22:21when you're in an email, you can see a
1:22:24gem a Gemini button. You can then after
1:22:27creating Gemini,
1:22:29you can actually see gems inside your
1:22:32Gemini tab in Gmail.
1:22:34Um, for those of you who had that Kelly,
1:22:37I had that same situation. It kept
1:22:39changing my face. You have to literally
1:22:41tell it uh keep persistent on the faces.
1:22:45Do not make any changes on the face. I
1:22:47know it sounds redundant, but you have
1:22:50to kind of keep playing with the prompt
1:22:52until it remembers that. The cool thing
1:22:54is once you get it right, a Gemini gem
1:22:56is stuck forever on that. So, that's
1:22:58super helpful.
1:23:00Okay, it does not know anything about
1:23:02your company. Remember that. Okay, it
1:23:05doesn't automatically know. It just it's
1:23:06a tool that can even use the internet.
1:23:08So you can build a gem to give you an an
1:23:11analysis report on all the stock market
1:23:13stuff that you're following as well. Uh
1:23:16gem gems is automatically activated in
1:23:19your Gmail account. So as you get
1:23:21through more safety like definitely look
1:23:23into it, but it's your private gem
1:23:26unless you share it. So it's not going
1:23:28to send your information to anyone
1:23:30public um ever because it's a one it's a
1:23:33use and dump situation unlike notebook
1:23:36and all that.
1:23:38Uh yes, I will show you guys at the end
1:23:40of my session what takeaway stuff I'm
1:23:42going to be uploading in Slack for you.
1:23:46So I want you to try one example for me.
1:23:51Uh we're we're about 20 minutes left. So
1:23:53I'll spend about five more minutes on
1:23:54gems before I do a pause and then we do
1:23:57one demo session of cloud code. So I can
1:23:59just show you how that works very
1:24:01quickly as a teaser for what's coming in
1:24:03the next sessions. So your gem
1:24:05instructions.
1:24:07I'm going to copy paste this again. Now
1:24:10remember the context
1:24:16like this is what you paste in the Oh,
1:24:20sorry. I'm going to paste this again.
1:24:22I'll copy the top one for you.
1:24:24Apologies. You can remove uh you can
1:24:26ignore the one right before. There you
1:24:28go. And I'm going to put that on Slack
1:24:29for everyone as well.
1:24:35Okay. Now, underneath context, you
1:24:38remember the notebook LM stuff that you
1:24:40were doing earlier and I told you to
1:24:41write a positioning summary uh in the
1:24:44Slack channel. Um, someone on the team
1:24:47will guide you to it, but it's in the AI
1:24:49advantage. So, you copy your entire
1:24:53positioning summary and put it in.
1:24:57So, here I'm going to show you from
1:24:59scratch. So, for those of you who want
1:25:01to see it, you weren't following on the
1:25:03gems, don't worry. I'm going to take you
1:25:06step by step. Okay. So, we're going to
1:25:09go here in gems and I'm going to click
1:25:12on new gem. Soon as you click on new
1:25:14gem,
1:25:16this can happen.
1:25:18And if this happens to you,
1:25:21and I don't like this interface, but you
1:25:23can use it. You just have to paste
1:25:25everything in here. My personal the
1:25:27popup for those of you saying I didn't
1:25:28get the popup. Click on the settings and
1:25:30click on gems
1:25:34and then scroll down to my gems. And
1:25:37when you click on new gem here, the
1:25:39pop-up appears. So, I'm going to show
1:25:41this again cuz I find the interface so
1:25:43confusing. Don't ask me why. But if you
1:25:47click on new gem like this without the
1:25:49plus button, it's not a best interface.
1:25:53But if you scroll down to my gems or
1:25:55under gem manager, the new gem, so much
1:25:58easier. It has that popup and everything
1:26:00in one screen. So, we're going to say
1:26:03brief writer.
1:26:05Now, remember this is for Otello. I work
1:26:07for a right right now in this fictional
1:26:08company. So, I want to keep using the
1:26:11same thing over and over again.
1:26:14So, what we're going to do here is next
1:26:17is in the instructions section, I want
1:26:20you to paste everything that I just
1:26:22shared. So, this is my entire
1:26:26positioning summary. And then if I go
1:26:28back to the chat that I shared earlier,
1:26:30I'm going to copy all of that and paste
1:26:33it on top.
1:26:35So, I want to go this slowly. You're a
1:26:37brief writer for Aello. Always ground
1:26:39every claim in context below. Never
1:26:43uh yep, never in invent statistics and
1:26:48use words revolutionary, gamechanging,
1:26:50or unlock. This is a little tip I just
1:26:52threw in there for you guys because I
1:26:55hate when you send proposal. It looks so
1:26:57AI when it says things like
1:26:59revolutionary gamechanging idea. Like
1:27:02nobody speaks like that all the time,
1:27:04right? So that's why I'm like always
1:27:06avoiding that. Um
1:27:09I don't know what opal is. Uh I'm going
1:27:12to just check that in a second. Bear
1:27:14with me. And yes, there is a written
1:27:16instruction I will be sharing at the end
1:27:17of the session. So please don't worry.
1:27:20Um positioning summary was from your
1:27:22notebook LM uh your notebook part that
1:27:25you did earlier. Uh in the session
1:27:29beginning we were doing notebook and
1:27:32part of it was to write a 200word
1:27:35positioning summary. If you don't, don't
1:27:37worry. I will copy paste mine so you can
1:27:39just follow along. So, I'm going to copy
1:27:41paste mine now. Just bear with me.
1:27:48There we go. Hello. So, these are the
1:27:52positioning summaries you should have.
1:27:55And then I'm going to show you again
1:27:56where I get there. I go to
1:27:59settings, gems,
1:28:04scroll all the way to the bottom under
1:28:06my gems. You'll see the plus new gem.
1:28:08And you should get this popup brief
1:28:11writer
1:28:15brief for my company.
1:28:19And then
1:28:21copy paste what I shared with you guys
1:28:23earlier. I'm going to copy paste my full
1:28:26prompt for you as well. Don't worry. So,
1:28:28you can just take mine as an example.
1:28:32Okay. I'm going to copy that whole
1:28:33thing.
1:28:35Go back in here under context.
1:28:38Bam. That's my whole copy paste. Okay.
1:28:42And I'm going to put that in Slack.
1:28:46And I'm also going to put it in the chat
1:28:48here. Sorry, it's a long Oh, it's a
1:28:51really long one. I'm going to cut out
1:28:52some parts from my chat. It'll be
1:28:54slightly different, but I think you'll
1:28:56get the idea. Uh I can't paste that much
1:28:59in the chat here. So, if you have Slack,
1:29:01it's there. Otherwise, the context I'm
1:29:03pasting separately. Okay. So, all of you
1:29:06can just see the context. Give me one
1:29:08sec.
1:29:11It's still not going to allow me. It's
1:29:13too much text. So, I'm going to just
1:29:15remove part of it. It's not a big deal,
1:29:18but
1:29:20should be okay.
1:29:22Bear with me. There you go. This is the
1:29:25most I could paste. So, apologies.
1:29:27That's just what we'll work with for
1:29:29now. And then now look what happens when
1:29:33it starts.
1:29:35I just have to go give me brief.
1:29:42This is a very layman's example so you
1:29:44can see how it works.
1:29:46I love how Hannah, you're asking about
1:29:48citations. I'm going to come to that in
1:29:49literally 2 minutes. Bear with me there.
1:29:52So, boom.
1:29:54It now will take everything that I have
1:29:57and every time I ask about it, I can
1:29:59have a full conversation. I need a brief
1:30:02in Chinese. Let's see how well it does
1:30:06there. For those of you who can read and
1:30:08write Chinese, help me out. I don't know
1:30:10if it's correct or not.
1:30:13Boom.
1:30:15Uh, I pasted the context on purpose
1:30:17because I can't paste the whole thing in
1:30:19the chat here. So, if you scroll up and
1:30:21take the top part and then merge it with
1:30:22the context. I hope that's okay because
1:30:25the chat will not let me paste too long.
1:30:28So, you can see
1:30:30great question. So,
1:30:33the idea here is you know all this
1:30:35prompt in Gemini. So, the question was
1:30:38what's the difference between this and a
1:30:39normal Gemini chat? Can I just use this?
1:30:42is imagine you need to do something
1:30:44every week like for example it's a PR
1:30:47company or it's a PR tool and you need
1:30:50to write a new social media post every
1:30:52time right so let's try that I'm going
1:30:54to show you a quick example social media
1:30:56writer
1:30:58okay
1:30:59social media
1:31:04and I'm just going to do a very simple
1:31:06example
1:31:09so it has all my information and I'm
1:31:12just going to Say you are a social media
1:31:15writer for this company. Write posts on
1:31:20any topic provided
1:31:25by the
1:31:27users's message. I'm writing in caps so
1:31:29you guys can see it.
1:31:33Yeah. Yeah. The instructions there on
1:31:35revolutionary, please leave that in
1:31:36there. It's kind of handy if you don't
1:31:38want to sound like AI slop. Now, um, for
1:31:41the person asking what's the difference
1:31:43between Gemini? That's a fantastic
1:31:44question. Let me show you in this exact
1:31:47example. So, now that I've told it this,
1:31:52I'm going to remove the brief writer.
1:31:54Okay.
1:31:57And now it's reloading. And I'm going to
1:32:00just give it a topic. Um,
1:32:03let's say shops.
1:32:08So the idea here is I wanted to give it
1:32:10example of a shop thing something I know
1:32:13it's specific cafes
1:32:15uh Hong Kong cafe
1:32:19let's see so I can effectively load this
1:32:22gem gem up give it a link to an article
1:32:25that I want to talk about in the context
1:32:27of let's say my company so my gem will
1:32:30have all the information about my
1:32:32company but someone earlier asked a
1:32:35really important question. What if
1:32:39I wanted to connect my notebook? If you
1:32:42click here, you can actually add photos
1:32:44as a rag or you can connect your Gemini
1:32:47notebook directly in. And yes, uh the
1:32:50person asking manage social media
1:32:51calendar. A lot of people do that. They
1:32:54actually use this gem thing and they
1:32:56share it with the whole team. So,
1:32:58everybody's creating the post with the
1:33:00same set of rules. And now I can click
1:33:03on Gemini notebook and I can connect my
1:33:05entire notebook inside here.
1:33:11So I hope that helps. And you can see
1:33:14now how I can reuse a gem over and over
1:33:17and over again. So I'm just cautious of
1:33:20time. Let me take you guys back into why
1:33:23we're talking about this. And I will
1:33:25give you a nice little takeaway PDF that
1:33:27will take you step by step about how to
1:33:29make gems. because I know we didn't have
1:33:31enough time to cover so much detail. So
1:33:33I will be taking care of you also on
1:33:35Slack. So do not worry please. But what
1:33:38I want you to achieve with this, let me
1:33:40just go down.
1:33:43So
1:33:44when you start working with gems, the
1:33:47idea is you write the context once and
1:33:50you can never pollute it. If you mess up
1:33:52a chat, it doesn't matter. Just start a
1:33:54new one with that gem.
1:33:58The idea here is you scaffold all the
1:34:00information. You create your social
1:34:01media writer. You create your uh finance
1:34:05alert system that will every day can
1:34:07just you just tell it what are the my
1:34:09latest updates. It'll check the latest
1:34:11stock market and give me information.
1:34:13You can do all kinds of stuff to empower
1:34:15yourself. So can I get this gem agent to
1:34:18read one of the files in my folder? Yes.
1:34:21So you can build a gem specifically to
1:34:23say I want you to read this file always.
1:34:26like let's say a Google sheet and then
1:34:28give me a summary every morning so you
1:34:31don't have to track how it's changed all
1:34:33the time. Okay? So then you can attach
1:34:39your Gemini notebook. I didn't show you
1:34:41too much of this, but I want you to try
1:34:43this. What that does, it takes
1:34:45everything you learned in the first half
1:34:46of the session, merges it with your gem,
1:34:49and now your gem has all that
1:34:51information you've been studying for
1:34:52months and building out. Um, bank
1:34:55statements for my personal bank
1:34:57statements. I'm comfortable uploading it
1:34:59because I have my personal account,
1:35:01right? Obviously, make sure you're doing
1:35:02it on your personal account, not your
1:35:04work account or something like that if
1:35:05it's your personal bank statements. But,
1:35:08uh, I did that literal thing because I
1:35:09had to copy paste. I have to manually
1:35:12input some bookkeeping. I take care of
1:35:13my own bookkeeping sometimes and this
1:35:15thing just broke everything down for me
1:35:17so I could copy paste it into the system
1:35:19which was so nice. Um, can I use jam
1:35:22gems to read my Instagram socials? Great
1:35:24question. So if if you notice Instagram
1:35:28blocks you without a login. So you may
1:35:31have problems. So try uploading a link
1:35:33directly to your Instagram and see if it
1:35:36can read out all the information first.
1:35:38Try that first. It does get blocked from
1:35:40my experience quite often. So test it
1:35:43please. Um now the best way for you to
1:35:47learn this on your own is everyone needs
1:35:50to at least try building a gem. Use it
1:35:53not only inside the gem system. You can
1:35:55use it inside Gmail or you can use it
1:35:58inside a Google doc directly. Click on
1:36:01the Gemini button. I'm going to uh I'll
1:36:03send you an entire guide on how to do
1:36:05that. And then in Slack if you have any
1:36:08questions you get stuck reach out so we
1:36:10can even cover that. But the advanced
1:36:12part, solve a problem for yourself. Just
1:36:15do not forget the most important part,
1:36:17TCI.
1:36:19Use the same technique that I taught you
1:36:21about TCI.
1:36:23And remember, you can adjust your
1:36:26settings however you want, but don't
1:36:29upload things until you're sure you're
1:36:31comfortable doing it. A lot of you who
1:36:33have that question. So, grounding on
1:36:35three scales. The notebook grounds a
1:36:37chat. Gemini makes the assistant or AI
1:36:40agent that you build become grounded.
1:36:43And then let's talk about the last
1:36:45feature. Now I obviously in 12 minutes
1:36:49will not share how to set up cloud code.
1:36:52So I built you a PDF that will be given
1:36:54for you to for free in the Slack channel
1:36:57right after the end of this session. So
1:36:59I will paste on how to set up cloud
1:37:01code. What on earth is claude code and
1:37:04is it only for claude? It is not. That
1:37:08is what I wanted to show you guys. That
1:37:09is a superpower. So, I will do a live
1:37:13demo right now. Um, bear with me.
1:37:17I'm gonna uh I hope you don't guys don't
1:37:19mind I go over by one or two minutes at
1:37:20the end of this session, but I really
1:37:22want to show you this. It's like a
1:37:23superpower. So, I'm going to go in and
1:37:26now I'm going to change my screen share
1:37:29to my code editor. Now, keep in mind
1:37:32this part of the segment is not follow
1:37:34on. So, you don't have to copy what I
1:37:36do. I just want you to absorb what is
1:37:39happening here because the next session
1:37:41you're going to be building agents and
1:37:43stuff anyway, but I wanted to give you a
1:37:45preview of how I personally do a lot of
1:37:47my work nowadays. So, here is a code
1:37:52editor. I use something called Visual
1:37:54Studio Code. Okay. Now, Visual Studio
1:37:58Code allows me to implement Claude Code.
1:38:03Cloud code is a little window I can
1:38:04attach that runs on my computer. That
1:38:08means this is running and it has access
1:38:10to my entire computer. You have heard of
1:38:12this before. GPT6 rolled out Astra.
1:38:15Claude co-work is also a thing that you
1:38:17may have read of on the news. But Claude
1:38:19code doesn't tie you to a subscription.
1:38:23What I mean by that and I'll show you
1:38:25this is first let's see what it can do.
1:38:28I have a very messy file system. I'm
1:38:32sure a lot of you have folders that are
1:38:34complete mess. Okay. So, in my downloads
1:38:39folder,
1:38:41organize all the files
1:38:45into folders,
1:38:48but leave out the pimp files. Okay, this
1:38:51is my personal use. What on earth am I
1:38:53talking about? Uh, I will show uh the
1:38:56person asking about how I connected it.
1:38:58Please bear with me for two more
1:38:59minutes. I want to show you what it can
1:39:01do and then I'm going to talk about the
1:39:03takeaway sheets where you can follow
1:39:04this step by step in your own time on
1:39:07how to attach everything. So I promise I
1:39:10got you covered. Just follow me for two
1:39:12more minutes. I am now going to share my
1:39:14real downloads folder which is a bunch
1:39:17of mess and let's see it. Okay.
1:39:22So I just really quickly want to show
1:39:23this to you
1:39:25and then we're going to jump between
1:39:26screens here today. So bear with me. So,
1:39:30here you have Can you guys see the mess?
1:39:33That is my downloads folder.
1:39:36Okay. So, I want to make sure you guys
1:39:38I'm seeing the chat. You guys can see
1:39:41that. It should be messy. I see some
1:39:42thumbs up. Okay. We're going to clean
1:39:44this up without me touching anything.
1:39:47And it's not pre-cooked. This is a live
1:39:49demo. Okay. I'm going to go back and
1:39:52share my screen now uh of my claude code
1:39:56so you can see how really this stuff
1:39:58works from a fresh chat.
1:40:01Okay, I'm going to not use Fable. I'm
1:40:03going to use Sonnet and these are
1:40:04different models. It's basically I
1:40:06wanted to run fast right now. That's why
1:40:10it's now thinking it's going to use some
1:40:12of my tokens. I have a subscription. I
1:40:14paid for this but you this is a paid
1:40:17tool which is why I didn't want everyone
1:40:19to follow me today but I will show you
1:40:21how you can use cheaper models with
1:40:24cloud code without using cloud co cloud
1:40:27that means you can connect it to
1:40:28deepseeek you can connect it to quen or
1:40:31any other AI model some even running
1:40:33locally on your machine for those of you
1:40:35enterprised uh for Gloria I I have a max
1:40:38plan on claude because I use it for work
1:40:41almost every single day.
1:40:44Actually, that's the lie. I use it every
1:40:46single day. Not almost. I definitely use
1:40:49it every single day. Oh. All right. So,
1:40:51while this is running, there's no point
1:40:52seeing all this. I want to now share
1:40:54what on earth it's doing to my downloads
1:40:56folder. This is insane because it just
1:40:58took two seconds. I'm glad it worked in
1:41:00a live demo. So, this is my I'm about to
1:41:05show you my downloads folder.
1:41:12[laughter] For those of you waiting on
1:41:13cloud resets, I love that. Organized
1:41:16everything perfectly.
1:41:21This is fire because this is an easy
1:41:24example. I'll tell you something that
1:41:26was even better. I have an old laptop
1:41:29and I just went in and I said, "Hey, my
1:41:31old laptop is really slow. Can you turn
1:41:33off things and optimize it like a IT
1:41:36professional and it went in and it fixed
1:41:38my old laptop and I'm running a 2019
1:41:40laptop like it's brand new."
1:41:43This is what the difference of claude
1:41:45code is. Now, what is claude code? Why
1:41:47do I keep saying claude code and not
1:41:50just claude? Let me explain.
1:41:53So, I'm going to jump back to my
1:41:55presentation here. Bear with me.
1:42:02All right. And yes, by the way, uh it's
1:42:04super safe because it's running locally
1:42:06on my machine. Yes, it's using an
1:42:09external model, but I mean it's
1:42:11organizing files for me. I'm relatively
1:42:14comfortable with it personally.
1:42:15Personally, but I want to show you what
1:42:16it does first. We can talk ethics. I
1:42:18know this is a big topic. So, before and
1:42:21after. Bang. 90 seconds. Cleaned up my
1:42:24entire computer. And yes, by the way,
1:42:26GG, I can literally for this demo, I
1:42:28tested it, right? And then I basically
1:42:30told it in the next prompt, undo
1:42:32everything you just did and it just
1:42:33undid everything. So totally flexible
1:42:37because it's just organizing things and
1:42:39it has a memory local in your machine.
1:42:42It remembers everything it does. So
1:42:46I wanted to show you something that it
1:42:48did for me today as well. I'm now going
1:42:50to show you the real Claude session
1:42:52because I find that on YouTube and all
1:42:54that people just share like magic tricks
1:42:56and you don't really know what's
1:42:57happening and I hate that. So, I wanted
1:43:00to show you guys my real prompt which I
1:43:02by the way ran 8 minutes before this
1:43:05session started.
1:43:08Now, have a look. It's a little small. I
1:43:11apologize. I'm going to zoom in in a
1:43:12second. Okay,
1:43:15let's see if I can
1:43:17Whoops. Went a bit too big there.
1:43:24Okay. Now, all I told it
1:43:30is, you remember that prompt? I said,
1:43:33"Generate me a fully detailed,
1:43:34beautiful, interactive homepage for this
1:43:36new brand, make a professional design,
1:43:38and then my positioning summary that I
1:43:40shared earlier." That's it. Okay? And
1:43:43the recommended lead angle. So,
1:43:44everything I took from Gemini, I then
1:43:46dumped it into Cloud Code. And now let
1:43:49me show you the result that came out of
1:43:52what happened.
1:43:55So going back, this is the live website
1:44:00it actually built in one shot.
1:44:05That means I have so much more I can
1:44:07still do with it.
1:44:12All the pictures, by the way, are made
1:44:13up by itself. I didn't give it anything.
1:44:15I just gave it that prompt, one prompt.
1:44:17It built an entire page. Now, tomorrow I
1:44:21can uh cloud code is not great for
1:44:23chatting. It's such a waste of your um
1:44:26uh tokens. So, please don't do that. I
1:44:28think use it to execute. And this is
1:44:30exactly where I'm going with this. So,
1:44:33let me now show you why I wanted to give
1:44:36you a teaser right before we close up
1:44:38this session today of why I'm
1:44:40introducing the cloud code.
1:44:43My structure is I make a folder. I set
1:44:45up cloud code to open that folder and I
1:44:48build things and I actually upload my
1:44:50projects to GitHub which I'll cover in
1:44:53you'll learn more in other sessions. But
1:44:55the idea here is I can actually build a
1:44:58real professional project. So if you
1:45:00look at Collective Global's website, the
1:45:02links I've been sending you, this is my
1:45:03company. The entire website was built
1:45:06using cloud code. I didn't write one
1:45:09single line of code myself, which by the
1:45:12way is weird for me. I've spent two
1:45:14decades writing code and now suddenly I
1:45:16don't even write code anymore. It's
1:45:18inefficient almost for me to actually
1:45:20write it. I rather direct. I left one
1:45:23thing for you guys called Net Lifly
1:45:25which will be shared with you of course
1:45:27in Slack because some people can use
1:45:29cloud code and then upload their whole
1:45:31website live without having to pay for
1:45:34it on Netlefi. Okay,
1:45:38keep in mind you can actually use
1:45:40deepseek and all these others. And just
1:45:43to wrap up, I know our session is going
1:45:45to end soon. So I'm going to share one
1:45:46quick little note for you guys. I want
1:45:49to show you what I gave you. I'm giving
1:45:51you guys as a freebie so you guys can
1:45:54enjoy more of this by yourself. Uh I
1:45:57built you guys two guides. So I'm going
1:46:00to open this right now.
1:46:02Bear with me.
1:46:06So, for those of you wondering, oh my
1:46:08god, Cloud Code, he talked about it. I
1:46:09didn't take any notes. The Oh, by the
1:46:11way, you can host it locally, too. The
1:46:14entire guide, multiple pages, step by
1:46:17step, how to connect different models. I
1:46:20wrote all of it down for you in a
1:46:22structure. And I that's not it. I also
1:46:25built you uh another one for gems. So,
1:46:28look out for that and a step-by-step
1:46:30guide that is 100% given to you for
1:46:33free. Use it, share it, I don't care.
1:46:35It's yours. I want you guys to build
1:46:37some amazing stuff. And just to wrap up,
1:46:41you learned notebook, you learned gems,
1:46:43you saw claude code do some magic
1:46:46running on a machine.
1:46:49And today you learned how to site your
1:46:50sources. So no more AI slop. You guys
1:46:53are not allowed for AI slop anymore. And
1:46:55research notebooks. And you also learned
1:46:58how to build your own mini AI agent. And
1:47:01remember, TCI is a great philosophy on
1:47:04how you can build your prompts.
1:47:08So again, would you hit send? I think
1:47:10you guys already had the right answer
1:47:12before at D. It is now you know how to
1:47:16do it much much much faster.
1:47:19So this is me. You can add me on
1:47:21LinkedIn anytime and I will also be on
1:47:24the Slack. Uh I really appreciate you
1:47:26guys taking your time on a Saturday to
1:47:28spend it with me learning and uh yeah
1:47:31I'm super excited to to keep seeing what
1:47:33you guys build. So please in the Slack
1:47:35share your stuff. I'll give comments too
1:47:38and on October 10th uh my amazing
1:47:42colleague Ash is going to be taking you
1:47:43through innovate where you're actually
1:47:45going to build your own agent. So
1:47:47definitely check that out and you know
1:47:49bring your gem with you. Bring all the
1:47:50information I taught you today into that
1:47:52session. It'll help you make the most
1:47:54out of it. And if you haven't already,
1:47:58you have to join the Slack channel. It's
1:47:59so useful. So much more information
1:48:01there. And like I said, as soon as I
1:48:03stop this sharing here, I'm going to be
1:48:05uploading two PDFs into the Slack
1:48:07channel. And if you miss it, just send a
1:48:09message there. Um, definitely connect
1:48:12with the She Loves Data team. I just
1:48:14want to thank the whole She loves data
1:48:15team again for making this possible.
1:48:17It's so amazing that we can do this on a
1:48:19global scale. and tell them if you want
1:48:21to learn something specific because we
1:48:23do talk about that internally as well
1:48:26and this is the amazing team uh of
1:48:29people that have just put this together
1:48:30globally. So massive massive thank you
1:48:33to the team uh for making this happen
1:48:36and thank you all for making such an
1:48:38engaging session for me as well. Uh,
1:48:40with that I think I'm going to wrap

About this transcript

This page contains the full transcript of AI Advantage S1: CREATE | 12 Sept 2026 by She Loves Data Official, generated from the public captions YouTube serves with the video. The transcript has 18,723 words across 2,651 segments, with the original timestamps preserved so you can click any line to jump to that moment in the embedded player.

What you can do with it

Use the transcript to take notes, quote the speaker, build a study guide, generate a summary with ChatGPT or Claude via the YouTube Summary tool, or export it as a timed subtitle file with YouTube to SRT. You can also re-open it in the transcriber to translate the transcript into 100+ languages.

Free YouTube transcript tool

YouTube2Text is a free YouTube transcript generator — no signup, no daily limit. Paste any YouTube link and get the full transcript instantly, with timestamps, click-to-jump, translation to 100+ languages, AI prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, and exports to TXT, SRT, VTT, or Markdown.