ChatGPT & Google Gemini’s New Features Are Crazy! (Remove Watermarks, History & More) — Transcript
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- 0:00Chat GPT and Google Gemini just released
- 0:01a bunch of brand new updates that change
- 0:03everything. Now on Gemini, you can
- 0:05actually choose to have watermarks
- 0:06turned off, which is pretty crazy. In
- 0:08addition to that, Chat GPT got a bunch
- 0:10of brand new upgrades that make it way
- 0:11better for automating things because it
- 0:13has way better memory now and can
- 0:15literally see and track everything
- 0:17you're doing on your computer. By the
- 0:18end of this video, you're going to know
- 0:19all these changes are, how to turn them
- 0:21on, how to implement them, and how to
- 0:23automate things with Gemini and Chat
- 0:24GPT. Change number one that I wanted to
- 0:26show you is now you could actually
- 0:28request to remove watermarks on music,
- 0:30videos, and images from directly inside
- 0:33of Google Gemini. For example, we could
- 0:34say something like create photo of a
- 0:37sloth. And now this will go through and
- 0:40this will actually create the image.
- 0:41What I'm going to show you is right now
- 0:43I did not touch that feature. So it's
- 0:44not going to remove the watermark. This
- 0:46is going to come with a watermark and I
- 0:48want to show you exactly what that looks
- 0:49like so that you understand exactly what
- 0:51this is doing right here. We can see
- 0:53that this actually created this image of
- 0:54this sloth right here. It actually looks
- 0:56incredible. If I come over here and I
- 0:59download this right here by clicking on
- 1:01download in full size, we could see that
- 1:03there's actually going to be a small
- 1:05watermark in the right hand side right
- 1:07here. In fact, it looks like it's not on
- 1:09here, but I asked Gemini and it says the
- 1:12watermark is located in the bottom right
- 1:13hand corner of the generated image and
- 1:15it appears as a small semi-transparent
- 1:18white logo. We can't see it because of
- 1:20the actual color of this right here, but
- 1:23if we come over here and we click on the
- 1:24setting right here, we're going to now
- 1:26see media watermark right here and we
- 1:27can actually turn this off. So now
- 1:29watermark will not be included when we
- 1:31create an image, when we create a video,
- 1:33or when we create music. And even if a
- 1:36human can't detect it, guess what can
- 1:38detect it? AI detectors. And that's why
- 1:40if you've been using Gemini for things
- 1:42like social media content or something
- 1:44like that, you might be seeing a
- 1:45decrease in reach because there's that
- 1:47invisible watermark on there that you
- 1:49haven't been removing. And then as a
- 1:50result, you're not getting the reach
- 1:52that you want. But that was just change
- 1:54number one. Change number two is now if
- 1:56we come over to Gemini Spark right here,
- 1:58this can actually browse the internet
- 2:00for us, which is pretty awesome. For
- 2:01example, I could say something like I
- 2:03want to buy a Ferrari SF90. Can you find
- 2:07me one for less than 400k? And then what
- 2:11this is actually going to do is go
- 2:12through and do this. We could see this
- 2:14is going to think through this. It's now
- 2:16actually doing a Google search and if it
- 2:18needed to, it could actually open up my
- 2:20browser and browse on my browser through
- 2:22the Chrome extension, which is pretty
- 2:24incredible. So, this actually goes
- 2:26through right here and we could see the
- 2:28current market overviews and I could
- 2:29find exactly where they are. So, Ferrari
- 2:32approval pre-owned is going to be around
- 2:34440. That's 100% accurate. If we come
- 2:36over here, we could see on CarGurus,
- 2:38there are some listed for 390. Cars.com
- 2:41has some in the low 400s. And this is
- 2:43the way it goes through and we can
- 2:44actually click into all these and we
- 2:45could see exactly what they are seeing
- 2:48right here. If we come over here, we do
- 2:50lowest price, we could see that there
- 2:51should be some that are less than 400
- 2:54unless they've sold recently. Okay, so
- 2:56these first few right here are all going
- 2:58to be actually ads right here, but we
- 3:01could see 416 is the lowest run right
- 3:04here. But, if we come back over here, we
- 3:06could come over here and click on
- 3:07Ferrari pre-approved and we could see
- 3:10that these are going to be a lot more
- 3:12expensive right here because obviously
- 3:14Ferrari is trying to actually control
- 3:17the price on these. So, this is
- 3:19incredibly useful for doing research. It
- 3:21makes things more accurate and honestly,
- 3:23this just goes through and is able to
- 3:25give us a much better experience here
- 3:26from inside of Spark where it's going to
- 3:29be able to use the Chrome extension in
- 3:30order to actually get things done. For
- 3:32example, I have an automation running
- 3:33right here, which is a Gmail sponsor
- 3:35email automation where this actually
- 3:37goes through and does the work for all
- 3:39my different sponsor requests that I
- 3:41get. Now, the next change that I wanted
- 3:42to show you is if we come back over here
- 3:44to chat, we click on the model selector,
- 3:46we can now see that we have 3.7 flash.
- 3:49In addition to that, if we come into
- 3:51Spark right here, this is what is
- 3:52actually going to be controlling Spark,
- 3:54which is pretty awesome. Now, the reason
- 3:56that I would strongly suggest that you
- 3:58were using that model above anything
- 4:00else is because it is way better at
- 4:02agentic tasks. Let me explain. So, if we
- 4:05actually come over here and read the
- 4:06release notes for Gemini 3.7 Flash, we
- 4:08could see that this is way better at
- 4:11production code quality. In fact, the
- 4:13one thing I want to call out here is how
- 4:14much better it is in Claude 3.5 in a lot
- 4:16of different areas. Long horizon
- 4:18software engineering. This is actually
- 4:19the only thing that it gets beat by
- 4:21something by which GPT 5.6 Turbo, but if
- 4:24we come over here, enterprise workflow
- 4:26automation. I want you to think about
- 4:27this. Gemini 3.7 Flash is at 30%. Gemini
- 4:303.6 was at 17. Claude Sonnet 5 is at 10.
- 4:34GPT 5.6 Turbo is at 23. So, it is
- 4:37essentially one to two X better, in some
- 4:40cases three X better than all the other
- 4:42models that this can be compared to. And
- 4:44essentially, what this means is it's way
- 4:47better from going with a set of
- 4:48instructions to figuring out task one,
- 4:50task two, task three, task four, and
- 4:53completing it incredibly quickly. In
- 4:55fact, if we come back over here and we
- 4:57remember how quickly this actually did
- 4:59this right here, this did this faster
- 5:01than I would have been able to go to
- 5:03CarGurus, cars.com, Classic Cars JD,
- 5:06Bring a Trailer, DuPont, and Ferrari in
- 5:08order to figure out the price here. Now,
- 5:10the next thing I wanted to show you is
- 5:12that if we come over here into my launch
- 5:13pad, we open up ChatGPT now on a
- 5:16desktop. They got a brand new upgrade
- 5:18that literally changes everything about
- 5:21ChatGPT. So, now once this actually
- 5:23loads right here, we're going to come
- 5:24into the settings and we can turn this
- 5:26on so that whenever this app right here
- 5:28is on on my computer, it's actually
- 5:30taking notes of everything that I'm
- 5:32doing. So, we come over here, we click
- 5:34on settings, and we come into here and
- 5:37click right here. We're going to see
- 5:38computer history. What this is going to
- 5:40allow us to do is actually record. We
- 5:42can click on try again right here, and
- 5:43now this is going through and this is
- 5:45resuming, but we can see what this is
- 5:46actually doing is watching everything
- 5:49that I'm doing. For example, ChatGPT
- 5:50desktop recording workflow, you spent
- 5:52this window recording preparing content
- 5:54about ChatGPT desktop settings and
- 5:56histories features visible activity
- 5:58centered on this. This is actually all
- 5:59the information from the video that I
- 6:01recorded just a few days ago. And if we
- 6:03actually come over here and we click on
- 6:05reveal in finder right here, this is
- 6:07going to actually show us the MD files
- 6:09from this exact thing right here. We
- 6:11could go through it and see everything
- 6:12that ChatGPT actually took note of. Now,
- 6:14if you don't want this to actually be
- 6:16recording what you were doing, we could
- 6:18come over here into permissions and you
- 6:19could exclude certain apps, you could
- 6:21exclude certain websites. In addition to
- 6:23that, you could simply just come over
- 6:24here, you could click on pause, it will
- 6:26then be paused, and you could click on
- 6:28resume. So, whenever you're doing
- 6:29something sensitive, you're doing
- 6:30something you don't want ChatGPT to know
- 6:31about, no big deal. In addition to that,
- 6:33the next change that I wanted to show
- 6:35you here is now if you were using
- 6:37ChatGPT right here, under work, you
- 6:40could automate pretty much anything that
- 6:41you could think of so long as you have
- 6:43the right plugins, you have the right
- 6:45MCP, and you have the right prompt. And
- 6:47there's actually an AI tool that will
- 6:48figure this out for you. It's called
- 6:50llmhelper.ai
- 6:52and it allows you to get 10 times more
- 6:53out of ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. If
- 6:55we come over here, come into my
- 6:57dashboard right here, what we're going
- 6:58to see is absolutely insane. Because now
- 7:01what you're able to do with this tool is
- 7:03come over here into their automations
- 7:05builder and this allows you to choose
- 7:06which platform you're using. For
- 7:08example, ChatGPT, we could come over
- 7:10here, we could give it what my role is,
- 7:11for example, YouTuber, tasks I want
- 7:13automated, we could do script writing,
- 7:15finding content ideas, figuring out new
- 7:19sponsors, replying to sponsor emails,
- 7:23and basically we're just going to go
- 7:24through, tell it everything that we want
- 7:25automated, give it the tools that we
- 7:27use. I'm going to do VidIQ, Google
- 7:29Drive,
- 7:31and Gmail. And then what this is going
- 7:32to do, we click on build our
- 7:34automations, this goes through and this
- 7:36actually finds all the different
- 7:37connectors we should use, all the
- 7:39different MCP servers we should use, the
- 7:40exact prompts that we should use, and
- 7:42even how to fix those prompts if they
- 7:45don't work the first time. Check this
- 7:47out. So, this tells me exactly what the
- 7:49recommended setup is. It goes through
- 7:51and actually gives me all of these
- 7:53different automations. Gives me the
- 7:54exact prompt where I could actually go
- 7:56through and adjust anything that I want
- 7:59here. In addition to that, if we
- 8:01actually come over here, we could see
- 8:03everything that this actually allows us
- 8:05to input, all the different things that
- 8:06we're going to have to do here. Gives us
- 8:08instructions on how to actually build
- 8:10this out. And this is absolutely
- 8:12incredible. We're simply just going to
- 8:14copy this prompt. We're going to put in
- 8:16the things where we need to insert
- 8:17things right here, and then boom, this
- 8:19will be able to automate things. And if
- 8:20we had trouble with it, we could
- 8:22actually come over here and paste this
- 8:23repair prompt right here, where this
- 8:25actually goes through and will walk
- 8:27ChatGPT through how to repair it if it's
- 8:29broken, it breaks, or something went
- 8:32wrong. And the best part about LLM
- 8:33Helper is that if you go to the pinned
- 8:35comment below, you can try it today for
- 8:36free. This tool is an absolute
- 8:38no-brainer. It's going to show you
- 8:39exactly what kind of things you can
- 8:40automate. It's going to give you the
- 8:41exact prompts to do that, and it makes
- 8:43ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini so much more
- 8:46powerful. So, go to that pinned comment
- 8:47below, get started with it today. It's
- 8:49personally allowed me to save over 10
- 8:51hours a week from tedious tasks that I
- 8:53used to do, because now they're
- 8:54automated. Now, the next update I wanted
- 8:56to show you here is going to be the
- 8:57ChatGPT Chrome extension. So, now we can
- 8:59see that we can actually open up ChatGPT
- 9:01right here, and this is going to sync
- 9:02with ChatGPT on my computer and ChatGPT
- 9:05on my phone. Let's say that we are on
- 9:06this article right here. What we can
- 9:08actually do is come over here and say
- 9:09something like, "Can you write me a
- 9:12script in my usual format for a 45- to
- 9:1560-second short on the topic of my
- 9:19screen?" We're going to come over here.
- 9:21We're going to click on this plus. We
- 9:23can scroll down right here, and we can
- 9:24see that we can grab this right here.
- 9:26Then, this is actually going to go
- 9:28through this. This is going to use the
- 9:29skill and the memory that it has, how I
- 9:31actually write my scripts, and it is
- 9:33going to write me a script for this
- 9:34right here. So, I'm using your YouTube
- 9:36script voice skill to match your
- 9:38established short-form structure. Then,
- 9:39I'm going to ground the script in the
- 9:41article that is currently open on your
- 9:43screen. It's then going through It is
- 9:44doing that. What this is going to be
- 9:46able to do is basically allow us to use
- 9:48ChatGPT anywhere that we want because
- 9:51now we can literally just come over here
- 9:53and do this on anything. In addition to
- 9:55that, we can see this literally wrote
- 9:57perfect script right here. If we wanted
- 9:59to actually have multiple things, we
- 10:00could have multiple things open. We
- 10:02could have it actually grab files from
- 10:03my computer. What we can do here is
- 10:05absolutely incredible. In addition to
- 10:07that, they also have plan mode, goal,
- 10:10and record a skill. If you record a
- 10:11skill, this is going to record your
- 10:13screen, it's going to record your voice,
- 10:15it's going to record what you do,
- 10:17decipher that into a skill that this can
- 10:19then automate. On plan mode right here,
- 10:21you tell it what you want to do, and it
- 10:23will actually build a plan around it
- 10:25that can then implement. In addition to
- 10:27that, with goal, you could set a goal,
- 10:29and it will keep pursuing that goal,
- 10:31which is pretty crazy. I wouldn't be too
- 10:33ambitious like this. Like, don't tell it
- 10:34to build you a business doing $10,000 a
- 10:36month because it's going to eat all your
- 10:38credits, and it probably won't be able
- 10:40to do that because obviously AI can't do
- 10:43that. Now, the other thing that I did
- 10:44want to show you, which I find pretty
- 10:46incredible, is that from inside of the
- 10:49app now, what we could do here is pretty
- 10:50cool. There's a few approvals here. So,
- 10:53we have for ask for approval, approve
- 10:54for me, full access. If you give it full
- 10:57access, ChatGPT has unrestricted access
- 10:59to the internet and any file on your
- 11:01computer. I would do approve for me, so
- 11:03it only asks for actions that are
- 11:04detected as potentially unsafe, but it's
- 11:07not taking any of its capabilities away.
- 11:09If you do ask for approval, you might as
- 11:11well just be doing the work yourself
- 11:12because you're constantly going to have
- 11:14to be approving things. In addition to
- 11:15that, right here, we could see that we
- 11:17could choose where chat can run. We
- 11:19could have it run on our computer, which
- 11:20is going to allow it to read and edit
- 11:22local files, of course, with our
- 11:24permission, or in the cloud. It won't be
- 11:26able to access local files, but it'll be
- 11:28able to run 24/7, we'll be able to
- 11:30control it from our computer, from our
- 11:33desktop, or from any other device that
- 11:35we are logged into ChatGPT, and that is
- 11:37pretty cool. In addition to that, under
- 11:39settings right here, if we come under
- 11:41voice, we're going to see we now have a
- 11:42bunch of brand new voice acts. You can
- 11:44actually create a voice chat hot key,
- 11:47which will allow you to start your voice
- 11:48chat from anywhere on the desktop. So,
- 11:50ChatGPT is basically always listening.
- 11:52You could give it screen context, so you
- 11:53could like code X inspect the foreground
- 11:56app when you refer to what's on your
- 11:57screen. In addition to that, with
- 11:59dictation, you could hold the dictate,
- 12:01you could toggle dictation as a hot key,
- 12:03and you could actually create a journal
- 12:06where words or phrases that should be
- 12:07recognized will be recognized, and you
- 12:09could actually see your last 20
- 12:12recordings on this device. In addition
- 12:14to that, if we come over here and
- 12:15actually click on computer use, if you
- 12:17turn all these on, this will let ChatGPT
- 12:19control any app on your computer,
- 12:21basically control your computer. You do
- 12:23the same exact thing with a browser
- 12:24right here, where you could let ChatGPT
- 12:26control its built-in browser. You could
- 12:28manage your history, manage your
- 12:30passwords, you could manage your
- 12:31location, you could manage all of that
- 12:33from directly inside of here. If you
- 12:35want to get the most out of ChatGPT, I
- 12:37would strongly suggest that you're using
- 12:39these different things, you're turning
- 12:40these different settings on, because it
- 12:41really does make a difference. And then,
- 12:43the last thing I wanted to show you is
- 12:45that now, from inside of ChatGPT, if you
- 12:47come into ChatGPT work, you could do
- 12:49@googledrive, and we can actually get
- 12:51this to edit or create anything inside
- 12:54of a Google Drive, be it a sheet, be it
- 12:55a doc, and we could see right here that
- 12:57we now don't actually have to leave
- 12:59ChatGPT, don't have to change tabs. We
- 13:01have our doc right here on the
- 13:02right-hand side while also having
- 13:05ChatGPT pulled up. So, the two things
- 13:07are open simultaneously, and this is
- 13:09just a way better experience if you're
- 13:11doing anything inside of sheets, inside
- 13:14of a Google Drive, inside of Google
- 13:15Docs, and this personally has made my
- 13:17life way easier, because now I can
- 13:19script things, it can reference my
- 13:21email, all of that, all from just one
- 13:23place without a having multiple tabs
- 13:25open, which is how I operated in the
- 13:27past. Now, if you enjoyed this video and
- 13:29you want to learn about a brand new way
- 13:30for you to be able to build voice agents
- 13:32that can answer the phone for you, that
- 13:33can call people for you, and so much
- 13:35more, I would strongly suggest you check
- 13:36out this video right here that walks you
- 13:38through exactly how that works because I
- 13:39just released it and it's crazy.
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