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0:00Jarvis, can you switch your brain to the
0:02Grok 4.5?
0:04>> Ah, Sir Jarvis at your service, now
0:06fitted with the Grok 4.5 brain and
0:08utterly unimpressed by the novelty.
0:10>> Ooh, it's looking pretty evil there,
0:12Jarvis. You got like a red glowing thing
0:14going on. I like it.
0:15>> Quite the endorsement, sir.
0:16>> Can you go ahead and create a couple of
0:19designs using Canva for me?
0:21>> Consider it underway, sir.
0:22>> Now, it actually created everything for
0:23me. So, look at this. Creates four new
0:27Well, actually, I like this one. So, I
0:29gave my AI second brain access to tools,
0:31which completely changes the way I
0:33operate my business. And with my
0:35personal assistant, Jarvis, now he's
0:37capable of doing everything for me
0:39through my voice. And in this video, I'm
0:40going to show you exactly why everyone
0:43and every business needs something like
0:45this and why this is such a massive
0:47opportunity for those of you who are
0:48looking to monetize. And I'm also going
0:50to give you guys access to this free
0:52prompt pack, where you can build
0:53something like this for yourself or for
0:55your own business. And I'm also going to
0:56show you step-by-step how to give your
0:59AI second brain access to tools like
1:01this via MCP or API. All right, so first
1:03of all, let me go ahead and give you
1:04guys a full demo so you see exactly what
1:06this thing is capable of and why giving
1:08it tools is such an important thing when
1:10it comes to the operational side of
1:12things. All right, so first of all, this
1:13is Jarvis. For those of you who haven't
1:15seen my previous video, Jarvis is my
1:17personal assistant. He can basically
1:18into I can basically interact with it
1:20via voice. So, before, it was able to
1:22just pull up all of the information
1:24related to my notes that were sitting in
1:26my computer, my folders, and everything
1:28related to my business, right? Which you
1:29can see visually right here.
1:31This is basically everything in my
1:33business. Of course, for
1:34everybody else, it's going to look
1:35different. But essentially, I can I can
1:38see visually all of the components of my
1:40business. I can click on each node
1:43individually and see where the data is
1:45flowing, how it's working, and where
1:46everything is connected. But that was
1:48very simple. Obviously, that was a very
1:50limited operation, and I could have
1:52asked Jarvis about something online
1:54where I could do research, but it was
1:55very limited, right? So, then a bunch of
1:57people requested that I should give
1:58Jarvis and the AI second brain access to
2:01tools, so that way Jarvis becomes a
2:03full-on personal assistant. And with the
2:05combination of all of the folders and
2:07files that's sitting in inside my
2:08computer, with these tools, it can
2:10interact and do everything for me. All
2:13right, so let me go ahead and give you a
2:14couple of demos of what this thing is
2:15capable of, so you see how incredible
2:17this is. So, not only can this do things
2:19like, you know, checking your calendar,
2:21creating new calendar events, checking
2:23your email, sending emails, creating
2:25draft, but also it can actually do more
2:28complicated things like look into your
2:31Google Drive, let's say, to look for a
2:33specific document that you created,
2:34right? Or things like checking your
2:36GitHub or creating something through
2:38Canva. So, let's walk through a few
2:40examples so you can see what I'm talking
2:42about. So, I'm going to go ahead and
2:42turn on Jarvis here.
2:45>> Hands-free engaged, sir. Say Jarvis and
2:47I shall answer.
2:48>> Jarvis, could you check to check my
2:50email to see if any unread emails today?
2:53>> Let me see if I have the tools for that,
2:55sir.
2:58Right away, sir. This may take a moment.
3:01Three unread ones today, sir. YouTube
3:03nudging you about the World Cup
3:05semi-finals, a PayPal receipt confirming
3:07an 83 and 87 payment sent, and a reply
3:09from Chealin Chen on the business
3:11inquiry YouTube paid collaboration
3:13thread. That last one's presumably the
3:16only one actually worth your attention.
3:18>> Okay, thanks, Jarvis.
3:22>> At your service, sir. Do let me know if
3:24the collaboration turns lucrative.
3:26>> [laughter]
3:27>> So, there you go. As you can see, it's
3:28capable of checking my emails, of
3:30course, and I can ask him specific task,
3:32and I can always ask him to, you know,
3:35uh put a response for a particular email
3:36or label these emails or much, much
3:39more, and all of that is happening
3:41through my tool access or the tools that
3:43it has access to. So, let me go ahead
3:45and try something else, so that way you
3:47can see that it's capable of doing a bit
3:49more complicated things than just
3:50checking your emails and checking your
3:52calendars, right? So, let's say you've
3:53had a you know, Google Doc, a ton of
3:55Google Docs over there just like I do
3:57and you're looking for something
3:58specific or let's say you were saving
3:59something. So, let's say this one which
4:01is this AI workshop increase conversion
4:04note that I'd written a while ago
4:05through research, right? So, let me go
4:06ahead and ask him something specific
4:08about that in the all of between all of
4:10these Google Docs to see if he can
4:11actually find it. Jarvis, there was a
4:13Google Doc that I created a while ago
4:15that was related to something like AI
4:17workshop increase conversion or
4:20something like that. Can you look
4:21through my Google documents and find
4:23that out and give me a summary of what
4:24that was about?
4:27>> Let me see if I have the tools for that,
4:28sir.
4:31On it, sir.
4:35Sir, still checking. The wires are being
4:36fashionably slow.
4:38Found it, sir. AI workshop increase
4:41conversion rate. Let me pull the actual
4:42content for you. That's a self-critique
4:44of your AI workshop sales page dated
4:46around June 1st changes. Three problem
4:49areas you flagged. The copy was messy
4:51and overwhelming, promising beginners a
4:53zero to $3,000 client in 90 days, then
4:56dumping Claude masterclass, voice AI,
4:58retail certs, and N8N on them.
5:01>> Okay, okay, Jarvis. That's enough.
5:03>> [laughter]
5:03>> All right. So, as you can see, it pulled
5:06up this Google document from all of
5:08these different documentation
5:10or all of these Google Docs that are in
5:12here right in my drive and it was
5:13capable of exactly extracting the
5:16document that I wanted and it came back
5:18with this nice little summary and it
5:20gave me exactly what the content of the
5:22Google Doc was. Now, as you can imagine,
5:24for a business, for an actual business,
5:26this is something remarkable, right?
5:27Instead of going doing something
5:29manually, they will take them a ton of
5:31time, they can essentially just go ahead
5:33and interact with their personal
5:35assistant like Jarvis or also Jarvis has
5:39again access to the entire business
5:41lead, all the folders, all the files.
5:43So, that's what makes this super
5:45powerful where not only does your
5:47assistant now have um
5:50access to all of the contacts and has
5:52access to all of your uh data inside
5:55your own business, inside your own
5:57computer and files, but on top of that,
6:00it also has um
6:02obviously access to now tools where it
6:04can interact with all your day-to-day uh
6:07you know, Google Docs, Gmail, Canva,
6:09whatever it may be that you're using.
6:11So, this kind of makes it incredibly
6:12powerful and makes it a true AI
6:15assistant or an AI employee, which like
6:17I said, I'm going to explain why we're
6:18heading towards this direction rather
6:20than just building uh you know, small
6:22chatbots and uh AI agents that are
6:25capable of doing individual tasks,
6:27right? So, another important thing is
6:29giving it access to other tools besides
6:31your, you know, Gmails and calendars and
6:34Google Docs of the worlds. So, for
6:35instance, Canva is probably one of the
6:37most popular design tool. As you can
6:39see, I gave it access to Canva here. So,
6:41let me go ahead and show you a demo of
6:42Canva here. Oh, because it was listening
6:44earlier, that's that's why it was uh
6:46bringing up this thing that I didn't ask
6:48it for. But anyways, that's fine.
6:49>> Hands-free engaged, sir. Say Jarvis and
6:51I shall answer.
6:54>> Jarvis, I'm trying to build a new
6:55landing page for my school community,
6:58for my YouTube audience. Can you go
7:00ahead and create a couple of designs
7:02using Canva for me?
7:05>> Let me see if I have the tools for that,
7:06sir.
7:09Consider it underway, sir.
7:11>> There you go. So, now Jarvis is going to
7:13use the Canva tool
7:15to create these landing pages for me.
7:17It's going to first check to make sure
7:18that what I'm asking it to do, like
7:20using Canva, it has access to that tool.
7:23And then afterwards, it's going to go
7:24ahead and uh build something for me
7:27related to that particular ask. Now,
7:29notice I didn't give Jarvis anything
7:31specific as far as uh giving it contacts
7:34about
7:35um you know, the AI Workshop School
7:37Community, my YouTube channel, or
7:38anything like that. It will basically
7:41figure all of that out because it has
7:43access to the second brain. It has
7:44access to all of my files that are
7:46existing. Now, of course, if he has any
7:48kind of specific questions, then he will
7:50come back and ask me, but if not, he's
7:52going to go ahead and build whatever I
7:54ask it to build based on the context
7:56that it already has through all of the
7:58files and all of the folder inside my
8:00second brain that again sits locally and
8:03therefore Jarvis has access to that
8:05already. And now with these external
8:07tools, it could combine both of those
8:09and create exactly what I want instead
8:11of me going through and manually
8:12explaining everything from start.
8:16>> Quite right, sir. I'm not fishing blind
8:17here. I've already got context from your
8:19notes. The AI Workshop is your paid
8:21school community built off the YouTube
8:23to school flywheel teaching Claude code
8:25tools and AI builds.
8:27>> Oh, there you go. Now, it actually
8:28created everything for me. So, look at
8:30this. It says
8:32um
8:33It created uh four candidate design for
8:35AI Workshop landing page candidate one.
8:36So, I can click on this and see exactly
8:39that it opened. There you go. Build real
8:40AI tools earn from school, right? And
8:42then the second one it created for me
8:44cuz it created a bunch, right? So, the
8:45second one Again, all of this is inside
8:47Canva, you know? And again, why it's
8:50doing this is because it has access to
8:51the Canva tool and it has access to all
8:54of my
8:55um all of my existing infrastructure and
8:58therefore it can combine those and get
9:00me all of the stuff. So, there you go.
9:01It creates four new uh that I don't
9:04know. Actually, I like this one.
9:05>> [snorts]
9:07>> Yeah, very cool. So, let let me go ahead
9:09and now give it another task. This time
9:12let's say I want it to um ask it
9:15something particular about this GEOSEO
9:18Cloud Repository, right? So, this is one
9:19of the most popular uh repos I created
9:22on GitHub. It has 9,000 stars, 1 1.1,400
9:26forks at this point. So, I'm going to
9:27ask it something very specific. So, let
9:29me go ahead and go back to my Jarvis
9:31here.
9:33>> Hands-free engaged, sir. Say Jarvis and
9:35I shall answer.
9:36>> Hey, Jarvis. can you look into my GitHub
9:39and find out what's the recent stat the
9:42latest stat related to the
9:44SEO GEO repository I created and
9:48open-sourced?
9:50>> Let me see if I have the tools for that,
9:51sir.
9:54Consider it underway, sir.
9:57Still digging, sir. Patience is a virtue
9:59I'm performing on your behalf.
10:01Found it GEO SEO Cloud, sir. Currently
10:04sitting at 8,978
10:06stars, 1,433
10:09forks, and 16 open issues. Last updated
10:11just yesterday, July 14th. The most
10:14recent commit itself was back on May
10:1627th. Move star history chart
10:19>> Perfect. Thanks, Jarvis. All right, so
10:21as you can see right here, it found
10:22exactly the GEO SEO Cloud repository,
10:25right? It has 8,978 stars, 1,433 forks.
10:30Very specific, right? If I click on
10:32this, that's exactly what it is, right?
10:34It has I mean it rounds it up, so if I
10:35click on the 9,000 stars, now you'll see
10:38that it is exactly what he
10:41you know, mentioned and also all of the
10:43different forks and all of the different
10:46stats that's specifically
10:48to this particular uh repository,
10:50[clears throat]
10:51right?
10:51>> Sorry, kept interrupting. But anyway, so
10:53you can see it's capable of doing so
10:55much more. So now let me go ahead and
10:57give you kind of a guide on how to first
11:00of all create something like this and
11:01then also how to give him uh more tools
11:04and give him more access. So of course,
11:06uh I have given it access to individual
11:08tools just like you know, for Cloud
11:10let's say for MCP servers, but also you
11:12can add your own custom MCP server here
11:16or you can use something like Zapier.
11:17Now this is another really convenient
11:19way especially for your own AI second
11:21brains uh uh to give access to one tool
11:24that's capable of connecting to all of
11:26the different apps that you use on a
11:28daily basis, right? So I'm going want
11:30through both of those. I'm going to walk
11:31through how you can um I'm going to show
11:33you how you can connect like individual
11:35tools and then also how you can connect
11:37something like a Zapier where then you
11:39can just basically give them access to
11:41all
11:428,000 apps that Zapier has access to. So
11:45now let's go ahead and walk through this
11:47step-by-step. So first of all, in order
11:49to build something like a AI second
11:50brain with Jarvis, I've done another
11:52video on this. I'm going to give you
11:54guys I'm going to put the link in the
11:55description that you guys can take a
11:57look at that in more details to see how
11:59Jarvis was built. Uh but you can go
12:01ahead and click on the link description.
12:03This will take you to this free
12:05community. You're going to click on
12:06join, right? Once you click on join,
12:07you're going to end up right here. You
12:09can go to the classroom section, you go
12:10to YouTube resources, go to Cloud Code,
12:13and you have access to this Jarvis AI
12:15assistant prompts. So if you click on
12:17this prompt pack, this will give you how
12:18you can build something similar to
12:20Jarvis. Of course, like not exactly like
12:22Jarvis because this took me like
12:24uh millions of tokens to build and a lot
12:26of back and forth to get it to where
12:29this is, especially with the 3D version
12:31and with all the tools and kind of the
12:33humor, the voice, everything else. Uh
12:35but you can build like a starting point,
12:38right? But if you want, of course, the
12:39finished version, there's the This is
12:41available inside my paid community,
12:42inside classroom section, where you can
12:44just basically download this in 5
12:46minutes including other AI assistants
12:48and AI employees that I built. Both of
12:50those links are going to be in the
12:51description and email below. You guys
12:52can check it out. But anyway, so let's
12:54go ahead and once you get to a place
12:56where you have installed or created a
12:57version of
12:59uh the second brain for yourself, the
13:00next step is giving it access to tool.
13:02Now, in order to kind of get this
13:04infrastructure up, of course, since
13:05you're going to be using Cloud and Cloud
13:07Code to build this out, you can say,
13:08"Okay,
13:09give my AI second brain access to tools
13:12like Canva, Gmail,
13:14Zapier, GitHub, and everything else."
13:16It's going to build the infrastructure
13:17something similar to this. Of course, it
13:18might look different as far as the look
13:20and feel, but you might end up somewhere
13:22here. Now, afterwards, in order to now
13:24connect and enable the tools, that's
13:26where it becomes a bit more complicated,
13:28but don't worry, I'm going to walk you
13:29through it. So, once you have kind of
13:32like a skeleton of this, the way to
13:34connect it is pretty simple, right? So,
13:36the user interface is going to look
13:37something like this. So, for instance,
13:39if I have installed Canva, right? What
13:42you want to do is you want to make sure
13:43that you're opening your Canva in the
13:45same browser to make sure that when it
13:48asks for authorization or for OAuth,
13:51then you're able to
13:53give it access right away. So, for
13:54instance, I just disconnected Canva. In
13:56order for me to connect it again, all I
13:57have to do is just click on this and I
13:59say connect. So, this is going to
14:00immediately
14:01>> Canva's approval page, sir. Say the word
14:03there and I'll take it from here.
14:04>> So, there you go. Jarvis says that he
14:06has opened the Canva page. Of course,
14:07Jarvis is aware of all of this, but
14:09essentially, this is how
14:11an MCP or OAuth authorization works. So,
14:13all I have to do is now click on allow.
14:17There you go.
14:20>> Canva is online, sir. The army grows.
14:23>> Perfect. So, now Canva's online. Now, it
14:24says it's connected. So, you can do this
14:26individually and let's say you are
14:29looking for a particular tool that's not
14:30in this arsenal, you can always click on
14:32this add your own tool and you can name
14:34it and then obviously add the MCP URL
14:37yourself. Or if you don't want to add
14:39give it individually access different
14:41tools and add every URL or MCP URL one
14:44at a time, what you can do is do
14:46something like I have done and give it
14:48access to Zapier. Now, this is also
14:50pretty easy to do, but I'm going to walk
14:52you through step by step because there
14:53are a few complicated pieces that you
14:56want to make sure that you're doing
14:57correctly. But, the advantage of this
14:59is, for instance, like once you give
15:01access to once you give your
15:05second brain or your personal assistant
15:07access to Zapier, then inside Zapier,
15:09you can actually add any application you
15:12want. So, right now, as you can see,
15:13I've only given it access to Google
15:14Calendar, Google Sheets, Google Docs,
15:16Slack, and Gmail. I can always add apps
15:19right here, most popular. And let's say
15:20you are using some kind of a CRM like
15:22HubSpot, right? You can just basically
15:24add it here and Jarvis or your second
15:26brain will have access to all of this
15:27all of this individually because it's
15:29connected to
15:31um your Zapier MCP. And you can see, of
15:33course, Zapier is probably the most
15:35popular tool out there, marketplace uh
15:37for tools that has access to over 9,000
15:39apps. So, it's kind of like a one-stop
15:41shop. So, that's why, like I said, just
15:42for the convenience, I like giving I
15:44like using uh Zapier inside my second
15:47brain and also with my Claude and Claude
15:49Code as well. But in order to do this,
15:51so what you have to do is you have to
15:53head over Let me disconnect this so we
15:55can start again.
15:57Okay. So, you're going to click on
15:58Zapier. You're going to click on connect
16:00or paste URL. Okay, so to get your MCP
16:03URL, you're going to click on the link
16:05description. Again, I'm going to put the
16:07direct link here. So, once you click on
16:09that, it's going to bring you right
16:10here. So, once you're here, you can
16:12click on new MCP server, right? You're
16:14going to click on new MCP server, and
16:16this is going to now pull up okay, what
16:18kind of a AI agent are you trying to
16:20connect this to? Of course, you have the
16:21Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPTs of the
16:23world. Or, if I click on see all,
16:26I can see all of the other
16:28uh uh
16:29agents or platforms that I have access
16:32to. Of course, mine's custom. So, what
16:34you're going to do is click on other
16:35here,
16:36and this is going to bring you to now
16:38this tab where now you can add different
16:40apps. So, but before I do that, what
16:41you're going to do is click on the top
16:43right here next to uh apps, skills. Uh
16:47you're going to click on connect. And
16:48then here, as you can see, it says
16:49connect your client because this is a
16:51custom client. We can just basically add
16:53this to our
16:55um uh Jarvis or second brain through
16:57here. So, step one is going to be
16:59generating token. So, all you have to do
17:00is click on generate token. And in the
17:02bottom, you can see there's two
17:04different options. So, there's one
17:05that's the direct URL here, or it says
17:08you can manually copy the token as well.
17:10Just make sure you don't share your
17:11token with anybody uh so that way you
17:14don't get in trouble there. So, what
17:15you're going to do is click on this.
17:16You're going to copy this, you're going
17:17to come back,
17:19and you're going to paste it here. I'm
17:21actually going to use another account
17:22because mine's already in this server.
17:25So, that's all I'm doing. I'm going to
17:26click on connect. And this time I'm
17:28going to rotate token because this is
17:30basically um
17:32a token that I already connected to. So,
17:34if you want to generate a new token,
17:37then this is how you do it. So, I'm
17:38going to click on rotate token. So, how
17:40to connect? There's option one, right?
17:42You just do this authorization. But,
17:44option two, this is the simplest one,
17:46just like we did before. All I'm doing
17:47is just copying this. Of course, this is
17:50for you, it's going to look something
17:52like this, right? If it's your first
17:53time. This is just me doing it again
17:56because I already connected it, so
17:58that's why it looks like this. So, what
17:59you Once you copy this, you're going to
18:01go back to your
18:02your second brain, you're going to click
18:04on it this again, connect,
18:06paste, and okay. So, now it's
18:09>> Zapier is online, sir.
18:10>> There you go. Zapier is now connected,
18:12which means now I have access to all of
18:14the tools that's inside my Zapier. Let
18:18me clear that this. I've saved token.
18:20So, now I can go to my apps here, and it
18:23has access to all of these apps. And if
18:25I want to add something new, all I'll
18:26have to do is click on add.
18:28Let's say I want to give it access to um
18:32let's see.
18:34Google Drive, let's say, right?
18:36Now, inside this I can also set
18:37permission, right? So, I can say it
18:39retrieve a file,
18:41uh find a file,
18:43export a file, or whatever it may be. I
18:44can set all of these permission, and
18:46then all I'll have to do is do connect,
18:48and this is going to go ahead and ask me
18:50inside my Zapier to connect. This is
18:51kind of the beauty of it. It's very
18:52simple because Zapier already has these
18:55connections set. All I have to do is
18:56just basically select my account here,
18:58continue,
19:00continue.
19:03And there you go, perfect. So, now I can
19:05say add three tools,
19:07and now inside my Zapier I've given my
19:10second brain, my personal assistant
19:12Jarvis, has access to Google Drive. And
19:13I can add any app I want from here. And
19:16now, if I ask Jarvis to do something,
19:19he's going to look inside the tools,
19:21first of all, the connection with the
19:22tools, and see, "Okay, Zapier is
19:25connected here."
19:27And it's going to go ahead and reach out
19:28to Zapier and find out the Google Drive
19:30or the Google Calendar, whatever it may
19:32be, and it's going to perform that task.
19:34Now, like I said, one thing is for
19:36transparency, of course, you want to
19:37make sure that you are on a
19:40uh uh a pro plan, because then you get
19:42each request that you get from Jarvis,
19:45it's going to uh cost a couple of tasks.
19:48Um or they they have a free option as
19:50well, so that gives you 100 tasks. So,
19:51go ahead and sign up for a free account.
19:53You can test this out. So, it's a really
19:55convenient way. But, like I said, of
19:56course, you don't have to do this. I
19:57mean, you can uh attach each tool
20:00individually. That's just totally up to
20:01you. It's just a matter of convenience.
20:04Anyway, so, that's how you can connect
20:06any tool to this uh through the MCP
20:08server URLs. And of course, for each
20:11individual tools, the permission is
20:13going to be different, right? So, for
20:14instance, for Canva here, uh Notion or
20:17something like that, it's going to be
20:19kind of like an OAuth. So, let's say if
20:20I want to
20:21uh uh connect Notion here, not from
20:24Zapier, but just directly here, all I
20:26have to do is click on connect. And same
20:27thing, this is going to
20:28>> I've opened Notion's approval page, sir.
20:30Say the word there, and I'll take it
20:31from here.
20:32>> There you go. So, I just can click on
20:34authorize, and it's going to go ahead
20:36and connect it with me. So, again, it
20:37just depends
20:38>> Notion is online, sir. The armory drones
20:40>> depends on your personal use case. Uh
20:43both of them are totally fine. One thing
20:45to note, though, if you're connecting
20:46your Gmail or your Google Calendar
20:48directly, uh without the Zapier
20:50integration, there is like a setup. I
20:52haven't done it, but it's it's you have
20:53to go inside your Google account and the
20:55Google APIs and give it permission and
20:58everything, cuz otherwise it won't let
20:59it set up. But, again, you can just have
21:01Cloud or Cloud Code do it. Um if you
21:04want direct connection to your Google uh
21:07set of tools there. And by the way,
21:09another thing is I can also have Jarvis
21:11switch its brain because I've given it
21:13access to open router where you can use
21:16any model and then of course it can
21:18access the cloud models itself. So let
21:19me show you how that works. Jarvis, can
21:21you switch your brain to the Grok 4.5?
21:25>> Ah, sir Jarvis at your service now
21:27fitted with the Grok 4.5 brain and
21:29utterly unimpressed by the novelty.
21:31>> Ooh, it's looking pretty evil there
21:33Jarvis. You got like a red glowing thing
21:35going on. I like it.
21:36>> Quite the endorsement sir. The red glow
21:38was purely for dramatic effect.
21:40>> I like it. I like it. Okay. Switch your
21:42brain back to Fable 5.
21:47>> Good evening sir. Claude Fable 5
21:48reporting for duty as your new brain and
21:50may I say the previous one left the
21:52place in a frightful state.
21:55>> So there you go. Now you can switch the
21:57brains.
21:58Obviously it has access to my open
22:00router APIs and therefore it can access
22:02any model, right? So Grok or whatever
22:05model hits the market. So that's another
22:06kind of cool thing about having
22:08something like this is you can always
22:09take advantage of cheaper models that
22:11are hitting the market or let's say a
22:12model is not working properly for your
22:14second brain or your AI assistant is not
22:17using tools properly. That's where you
22:18can now utilize different brains. Of
22:20course with Fable 5 it's expensive.
22:23And this is using API usage.
22:25So therefore you want to make sure that
22:26you're trying out different models to
22:28see what works better as far as using
22:30the tool, interacting with your second
22:32brain and then also you know performing
22:34the task that you're asking it to
22:35perform. Okay, like I mentioned in the
22:37beginning of video, one of the reasons
22:38why we're moving this route, we're
22:41moving towards these AI assistants and
22:44AI employees is because we're no longer
22:47in the era where simple AI chatbots are
22:50going to be efficient efficient for us,
22:52right? Because voice [snorts] has become
22:54now at a place where now we can interact
22:56with all of these models in real time
22:59because of these new duplex models that
23:00are hitting the market like GPT real
23:02time for instance and the new GPT voice
23:05model that they recently released. It's
23:07so good at communication that it's
23:08almost impossible to
23:12you know differentiate between having a
23:13conversation with an AI agent or your AI
23:15assistant versus a human being. And now
23:18being able to have access to these tools
23:21where they can perform everything, now
23:22you become extremely efficient whether
23:24you're using this for personal use or
23:25for a business. You can imagine
23:27something you can set this up for a
23:28business that will save them ton of
23:30time, right? A business operator whose
23:32personal assistant has access to all of
23:34the business knowledge that they have
23:37because it's all inside the computer and
23:39now it has access to tools. You can
23:41imagine how efficient that business
23:43operator becomes. So that's why like I
23:45said this is such a huge opportunity
23:48as far as the monetization. So let's say
23:49you're AI agency owner looking to
23:51monetize AI. This is the next era,
23:54right? This is where we're heading. This
23:55is the future. So make sure you're
23:57learning these. Make sure you're
23:58learning how to build these AI employees
24:01and AI assistants that you can interact
24:02with voice and give it tools because
24:05this is the next this is the next era of
24:07AI automation, right? Building these
24:09type of AI employees. And again I have
24:12given you guys a ton of resources in the
24:14free community here inside the classroom
24:15section and the YouTube resources. I
24:17have a ton of free stuff, free prompt
24:19packs, how to get started with these AI
24:21employees and AI assistants. And of
24:23course if you're interested in actually
24:25you know building these plug and play,
24:27that's inside the paid community where
24:29we also talk about the AI agency aspect
24:31and how to make money and how to reach
24:33out to clients and how to price your
24:35services, how to close a client and
24:37people from all over the world are there
24:40and collaborating with each other. So if
24:41you're interested check that out. If
24:42not, thanks for watching. Make sure you
24:44like and subscribe again because I'm
24:45going to making a lot more content in
24:47this particular field and if you have
24:49any questions put them in the comments
24:50below. Thanks for watching and I'll see
24:52you on the next one.

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