I Gave JARVIS Full Control of My Computer (INSANE Results!) — Transcript

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1. 0:00Let's get a new campaign spun up for the
2. 0:01school community. Clicking create.
3. 0:03>> Oh, he's doing it. He's taken over my
4. 0:05screen.
5. 0:07>> The campaign creation dialogue is up for
6. 0:08a free community. Leads is the objective
7. 0:10that fits there.
8. 0:11>> Nice.
9. 0:13>> Selecting that now. Leads selected. Now
10. 0:16proceeding by clicking continue. We're
11. 0:18in the campaign editor now. Let me
12. 0:20rename it to something reflective.
13. 0:21>> I love that he's narrating everything
14. 0:22for me. So, I finally created a personal
15. 0:25AI assistant that I've always wanted.
16. 0:27This is Jarvis. Not only can Jarvis do
17. 0:29things like send emails on my behalf,
18. 0:31check my calendars, call restaurants,
19. 0:34and call businesses, but on top of that,
20. 0:36now he can take over my screen and do
21. 0:38everything for me while he is narrating.
22. 0:41So, in this video, I'm going to show you
23. 0:42the complete demo of what Jarvis is
24. 0:44capable of with these new capabilities
25. 0:46now. And on top of that, I'm going to
26. 0:47give you this prompt pack completely for
27. 0:48free so you can build a personal
28. 0:50assistant like Jarvis for yourself that
29. 0:52can take over your screen, do things for
30. 0:54you, show you where things are, and a
31. 0:56bunch of other stuff that will allow you
32. 0:58to create your own personal AI assistant
33. 1:00today. So, make sure you stick around
34. 1:01till the end because I promise you,
35. 1:02you're going to want something like this
36. 1:03for yourself. All right, so let me start
37. 1:05with a quick demo here. But by the way,
38. 1:07for those of you who have seen my
39. 1:08previous videos, obviously you're
40. 1:10familiar with Jarvis at this point. But
41. 1:11if you haven't, don't worry about it.
42. 1:12I'm going to explain everything for you
43. 1:14right here. So, not only can Jarvis do
44. 1:16things on my behalf because it has
45. 1:17access to tools like Gmail, Google
46. 1:19Calendar, Google Drive, and it has
47. 1:21access to a phone call, by the way, or a
48. 1:23phone number. So, it means that he can
49. 1:24make phone calls on my behalf, book
50. 1:26reservations, and so much more. Again, I
51. 1:28did a previous video if you guys are
52. 1:29interested in checking out that feature.
53. 1:30Uh, take a look at it. But for this
54. 1:32particular one, I'm going to show you
55. 1:34this enhanced uh version of the screen
56. 1:37share where he can do things on my
57. 1:38behalf. So, on the bottom right here, I
58. 1:40can click on this screen share. So, I'm
59. 1:42going to go ahead and actually start
60. 1:43with uh one of the main features is that
61. 1:46it can point to things for me and show
62. 1:47me exactly where things are. So, this
63. 1:49time I'm going to share my Instagram
64. 1:50with them. So, I'm going to click on
65. 1:51share. I can see your screen and I'm
66. 1:53listening, sir. Just talk and feel free
67. 1:55to cut me off.
68. 1:56>> Hey, Jarvis, can you show me where is
69. 1:58the button to click on and create a new
70. 2:01Instagram reel?
71. 2:04>> Let me have a look, sir.
72. 2:09The plus icon in the left sidebar, sir.
73. 2:10Click it and choose real from the menu
74. 2:12that appears.
75. 2:13>> Perfect. So there you go. So this is the
76. 2:14first feature where if you're looking
77. 2:16for something, right? So uh let's say
78. 2:18you're on a particular website and you
79. 2:20don't know where things are, you can
80. 2:21actually ask Jarvis, hey, can you show
81. 2:24me exactly, you know, this particular
82. 2:26feature or where is something that
83. 2:27you're looking for, right? And in this
84. 2:29case, obviously, I just said how do you
85. 2:31click uh or how do you create a
86. 2:32Instagram reel on a desktop app, right?
87. 2:35So uh that's why it's kind of like
88. 2:37hidden here. So that's why I wanted to
89. 2:38point that out. So you can see he
90. 2:40clearly pointed to the right ones. So
91. 2:42you click on the plus button right here
92. 2:43and you can create a post. So you saw
93. 2:45that it has the arrow which means that
94. 2:47it'll it'll show you exactly where the
95. 2:49button is or whatever you're looking for
96. 2:51is specifically. So that way there's
97. 2:53like no room for confusion there.
98. 2:54>> Precisely, sir. A pointing finger for
99. 2:57the era of interfaces that hide the one
100. 2:59button you actually want. 8,000
101. 3:01followers and Instagram still won't tell
102. 3:03you where create lives.
103. 3:06>> Yeah, thanks Jarvis. So there you go. I
104. 3:08mean obviously Jarvis is always
105. 3:09listening in the background. So uh he
106. 3:11will give you his opinions as well as
107. 3:13I'm talking to you guys here. All right.
108. 3:14So now let's move uh forward and uh let
109. 3:17me show you how he can actually take
110. 3:19over the screen. So for this one I'm
111. 3:20going to actually switch to uh um the
112. 3:23meta campaign because this is a very
113. 3:25complicated thing to do actually if
114. 3:26you're new to or if you don't know how
115. 3:29to create a ads campaign on your meta
116. 3:31business suit which a lot of people
117. 3:32don't actually. It is a bit confusing.
118. 3:34So, I'm just going to ask Jarvis to
119. 3:35basically take over the screen and
120. 3:37create a ads campaign for me instead of
121. 3:39me trying to figure this out. So, you'll
122. 3:41see how efficient it is. Jarvis, can you
123. 3:43take over my screen and create a new ads
124. 3:46campaign for my free school community to
125. 3:48drive traffic there?
126. 3:50>> Okay, taking over the screen now, sir.
127. 3:52>> My hands are off.
128. 3:55>> Right, I can see we're already in
129. 3:56Facebook Ads Manager for the AI workshop
130. 3:58account. Let me start building a new
131. 4:00campaign aimed at driving traffic to the
132. 4:02school community. Clicking create to
133. 4:03start a new campaign. Loading campaign
134. 4:06setup options. Waiting for it to finish.
135. 4:09Manual traffic campaign is already
136. 4:10selected for full control. Proceeding.
137. 4:13Continuing into the manual campaign
138. 4:14builder. Good. Campaign editor loaded.
139. 4:17Naming the campaign clearly for the
140. 4:18school community traffic push. Text
141. 4:21selected. Typing the new campaign name.
142. 4:23Now campaign named. Now scrolling down
143. 4:25to review budget settings before setting
144. 4:27an adset budget. Now on the adset page,
145. 4:30naming it appropriately first.
146. 4:32Naming the ad set and switching
147. 4:34conversion location to website since we
148. 4:36want traffic to school, not messages.
149. 4:38Selecting website as the conversion
150. 4:41location to send traffic directly to the
151. 4:43school community link. Maximize number
152. 4:46of landing page views is a solid default
153. 4:48for traffic goal. Continuing to scroll
154. 4:49to find the budget field. Skipping value
155. 4:52rules not needed for this simple traffic
156. 4:54campaign. Continuing to scroll for
157. 4:55budget schedule. Attribution and
158. 4:57delivery settings look standard, fine as
159. 4:59is. Scrolling further to locate the
160. 5:01budget and schedule section. Scrolling
161. 5:04further to locate budget and schedule
162. 5:06and audience sections. Found the budget
163. 5:08and schedule section. Daily budget
164. 5:10defaults to $20. That's a sensible
165. 5:12starting point for testing, so I'll
166. 5:14leave it. Scrolling down to check the
167. 5:15audience section next. Audience section
168. 5:18found with advantage plus targeting on
169. 5:20meta's AI optimized targeting. Scrolling
170. 5:23further to check location, age, and
171. 5:25detailed targeting controls. Good. More
172. 5:28controls expanded showing minimum age
173. 5:3018. Scrolling to find detailed targeting
174. 5:32to add AI techch interests. Clicking
175. 5:35show settings to expand detailed
176. 5:36targeting options for age, gender, and
177. 5:38interests. Found detailed targeting
178. 5:41field. Scrolling slightly more to click
179. 5:42into it and add interests.
180. 5:44>> Okay, Jarvis, that's enough. Stop. Stop.
181. 5:46I'll take over.
182. 5:47>> Already at the wheel, sir.
183. 5:49>> All right. So, I had him stop because I
184. 5:50don't want to uh have him publish this
185. 5:52ad. But as you saw, he took everything
186. 5:54step by step, right? He went ahead and
187. 5:56clicked on everything and he's giving
188. 5:57you narration so that way you're not
189. 5:59kept at the dark, right? And that I
190. 6:01added that specifically kind of the
191. 6:02narration part so that way I know
192. 6:04exactly what's going on as Jarvis is
193. 6:06taking over my screen. He narrates
194. 6:08exactly what he's doing. So that way if
195. 6:10at any point I need to change something,
196. 6:11I can just tell him to all right, stop
197. 6:13uh stop Jarvis. I want to take over the
198. 6:15screen or something like that and he'll
199. 6:16stop and then hand me off the screen. So
200. 6:19that way I can uh uh you know take over
201. 6:21and make the changes myself. And of
202. 6:23course, not only can he click on
203. 6:25different things, on top of that, as you
204. 6:26saw, he can actually type things. So on
205. 6:28top, you saw he added the title for his
206. 6:31ad campaign as school community free
207. 6:33traffic campaign, right? He typed
208. 6:35everything himself and he went ahead and
209. 6:37moved on to the next step. He clicked on
210. 6:39like, you know, hide, unhide settings,
211. 6:41the selection, and everything else. And
212. 6:42of course, at the end, he's not going to
213. 6:44just publish things for you, right? He's
214. 6:46going to create everything in draft,
215. 6:47whether it's a new ads campaign or
216. 6:49whatever you're asking it to do. he
217. 6:50won't actually uh have the final say in
218. 6:53it. And again, that's on purpose because
219. 6:55you want to have some parameters set to
220. 6:57make sure that he's not doing things on
221. 6:59your behalf and making the final
222. 7:01decision that ends up with you, right?
223. 7:04So, the whole point is for Jarvis to be
224. 7:06able to show you exactly and do things
225. 7:09for you, but on top of that, but at the
226. 7:11end of the day, it's going to be your
227. 7:12decision. The final say is going to be
228. 7:14yours.
229. 7:14>> Exactly right, sir. I build the whole
230. 7:16thing. I show my work and then I stop at
231. 7:18the button that spends your money, which
232. 7:19is why it's still sitting. In Draft with
233. 7:22Publish Untouched, the last click is a
234. 7:24human's job and specifically yours.
235. 7:26Frankly, an assistant with autonomous
236. 7:28access to your card is called a
237. 7:30co-founder, and those require far more
238. 7:32paperwork. [laughter]
239. 7:34Exactly. Thanks, Jarvis. All right, so
240. 7:36All right, so let me go ahead and
241. 7:38actually stop sharing my screen with
242. 7:40Jarvis. And as you can see, as soon as I
243. 7:42stop sharing my screen, Jarvis
244. 7:44disappears, which means that he can no
245. 7:45longer see anything. So now, if I uh get
246. 7:48away from that draft, and you can see
247. 7:50right here. So if I click on my adsets,
248. 7:52right, school traffic adset in draft,
249. 7:54right? So you can see exactly with a $20
250. 7:56budget, right? Uh and it's sitting on
251. 7:58draft, no publish or anything like that.
252. 8:00So, that's how incredibly efficient now
253. 8:02Jarvis has become where now uh like I
254. 8:05said, he can not only show you things
255. 8:07with that nice little arrow, but he can
256. 8:09do things on your behalf. And this is
257. 8:11huge because if you're um you know new
258. 8:14to something that you things like uh and
259. 8:17the reason why I specifically chose the
260. 8:19meta create campaign is because it's a
261. 8:22very complicated setup. The first time I
262. 8:23did this, I had to like literally
263. 8:25screenshot everything to Claude and tell
264. 8:26it, you know, ask, "Hey, how do I do
265. 8:28this? How do I do this?" And that's why
266. 8:30I built this for myself, right? Because
267. 8:32I wanted Jarvis to actually do this for
268. 8:34me instead of me manually putting
269. 8:36screenshots back and forth with cloth.
270. 8:38So again, this is an incredibly uh
271. 8:40useful feature uh for anybody who is
272. 8:43looking to utilize an AI assistant like
273. 8:45Jarvis. And of course, once you create
274. 8:47these campaigns, right, you can always
275. 8:49uh add that to your AI second brain,
276. 8:51which is exactly what this is for those
277. 8:53of those of you guys who are not
278. 8:54familiar. Again, every note that you see
279. 8:57here, this is something related to my
280. 8:58business, right? for everybody. This is
281. 8:59going to go good. This is going to look
282. 9:01different, but essentially all of the
283. 9:03folders, files, everything is inside my
284. 9:06computer and therefore Jarvis has access
285. 9:08to this because everything is organized
286. 9:11and he can pull things up for me. So,
287. 9:13for instance, if I want to ask Jarvis,
288. 9:14hey, can you pull up the free school
289. 9:16community ads already? If there's
290. 9:18something on my existing files and
291. 9:20folder, he's going to pull that data for
292. 9:22me. So, let me actually go ahead and do
293. 9:23that.
294. 9:25J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J
295. 9:25J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J
296. 9:25Jarvis, can you pull up the free school
297. 9:27community funnel for me quickly?
298. 9:31There you go. So he's thinking now he's
299. 9:33going to look through my files. I've
300. 9:34pulled up all the information, sir. You
301. 9:36can read it yourself or if you'd like
302. 9:38say read it out loud and I shall.
303. 9:41>> There you go. So now everything related
304. 9:43to my free school community, the funnel
305. 9:44is right here. I can click on these
306. 9:46little notes, right? So if I right click
307. 9:48it shows you exactly top of the funnel
308. 9:50school community YouTube channel videos
309. 9:51drive viewers here and email funnel
310. 9:53convert signups to air workshop paid
311. 9:54trial. So there you go on top of that.
312. 9:56So you can see all of my social posts
313. 9:58that are related. So all these notes are
314. 10:00related to this community. So now that I
315. 10:03have all of this right now again Jarvis
316. 10:06if he creates a new ad campaign for me I
317. 10:08can um add an additional note or
318. 10:10additional file that's related to my uh
319. 10:12Facebook campaign. So that way in the
320. 10:14future if I ask Jarvis, hey, by the way,
321. 10:16how is that, you know, uh what are the
322. 10:18metrics of that particular ad or how
323. 10:20much did we spend, I don't have to look
324. 10:21through. I can just ask Jarvis and he'll
325. 10:24be able to pull up all of the
326. 10:25information for me. So that's kind of
327. 10:26the usefulness of an AI second brain. Uh
328. 10:29it's not just pretty visuals, right?
329. 10:31It's actually useful if you give um give
330. 10:34yourself uh an assistant like Jarvis
331. 10:36where he can pull everything up for you.
332. 10:38Um and he has access to the long-term
333. 10:41memory. And on top of that, like I said,
334. 10:42he has access to all these tools. So,
335. 10:44for instance, I could tell him, "Hey,
336. 10:45can you go ahead and uh pull up a or
337. 10:48create a um a new meeting with a
338. 10:50particular client or information if I
339. 10:52want to retrieve?" So, I can always uh
340. 10:54um talk to him via my telegram. So, if
341. 10:56I'm outside somewhere, I can ask him to
342. 10:59pull up some information for me uh and I
343. 11:01can ask him to create a invoice or
344. 11:03something like that. As you can see, I
345. 11:04said, "Jarvis, the new lead, Mike
346. 11:06Johnson, that recently came. Go ahead
347. 11:07and create a 2500 invoice for AI
348. 11:09reputation build and send him an email
349. 11:11reminding him of the payment." So, I
350. 11:13said, "Voice on because I wanted him to
351. 11:15send me a voice note." And this is what
352. 11:18he sent me. Take a look at this.
353. 11:19>> Found Mike Johnson in your records, sir.
354. 11:21Drafting the invoice now. It'll be on
355. 11:23your phone inside a minute with a drive
356. 11:25link.
357. 11:25>> And there you go. So, he sent me a
358. 11:26voice. Voice note. Okay. That I found
359. 11:29Mike Johnson because again, Mike Johnson
360. 11:31is an existing employee. uh existing
361. 11:34customer and this is where like I
362. 11:36mentioned that AI second brain and h
363. 11:38Jarvis having access to my files becomes
364. 11:41very handy because now I don't have to
365. 11:42mention who Mike Johnson is what
366. 11:44business he is right he can just pull up
367. 11:46that information from the files that he
368. 11:48has access to and then he go after a few
369. 11:51minutes or after a few seconds he went
370. 11:53ahead and created an invoice for me and
371. 11:56right here as you can see this says
372. 11:58invoice 202606 Mike Johnson's 2500 view
373. 12:02online and he gives gives me a Google
374. 12:04Drive link. And why? Because again, he
375. 12:06has access to my Google Drive right here
376. 12:09and my Google Docs, Google Sheets, and
377. 12:11everything. So therefore, he uses the
378. 12:13tools to generate that voice invoice for
379. 12:15me and save it in my Google Drive. So I
380. 12:17can click it and it opens up this
381. 12:18invoice. There you go. Invoice AR
382. 12:20reputation manager build, right?
383. 12:22Quantity $2,500. And by the way, all
384. 12:24these details that you can see, right?
385. 12:26full reputation suit setup 15 cloth code
386. 12:28skill orchestrator audit alerts request
387. 12:30recover all of this is coming from his
388. 12:33um the fact that he has access to my
389. 12:35long-term memory so he looks through the
390. 12:37leads right so this is a leads table so
391. 12:40he looks up Mike Johnson he looks at u
392. 12:42you know all of the information that's
393. 12:44existing in inside my records and then
394. 12:47afterwards he uh goes ahead and uh
395. 12:50creates this invoice for me with all of
396. 12:51the details same thing flat fee 2500 due
397. 12:54on receipt reference he gives and puts
398. 12:57the AI workshop studio LC and my uh
399. 13:00business Gmail account. So that's why
400. 13:01like I said this is this becomes a true
401. 13:04personal AI assistant because when you
402. 13:06give him access to all these different
403. 13:07tools and on top of that he can do
404. 13:09things on your behalf he becomes a truly
405. 13:11personal AI assistant and like I said he
406. 13:14has access to a phone number. So I've
407. 13:16given him um access through retail AI.
408. 13:19Again, I did an entire demo on this on
409. 13:20my previous video uh where I actually
410. 13:23did the demo of him calling a restaurant
411. 13:25and booking a table for me. I don't want
412. 13:27to add that in here because otherwise
413. 13:28this video is going to become very long.
414. 13:30But I will add that at the end of this
415. 13:31video. So you guys can go ahead and
416. 13:33click on that if you're interested in
417. 13:34watching that part. But u I can also
418. 13:36call him right because he has a phone
419. 13:38number that I've bought for him through
420. 13:40Twilio. Um, and he can call me as well
421. 13:42in my cell phone, which means if I'm
422. 13:44outside, if I need some kind of a, you
423. 13:46know, quick answer about something, I
424. 13:48can call him. Hey, Jarvis, can you pull
425. 13:50up this information about this client?
426. 13:51I'm about to go jump on a meeting with
427. 13:52him or something like that. He will be
428. 13:54able to give me all of that information.
429. 13:56Of course, it sits behind the security
430. 13:58lay layer. Uh, he uh I have to give him
431. 14:00a code, a pin code, and therefore uh
432. 14:03afterwards once he validates the pin
433. 14:05code, then he gives me those details.
434. 14:08otherwise he hangs up on me basically
435. 14:10which again is a huge security layer
436. 14:12because you don't obviously you don't
437. 14:13want anybody to call your personal AI
438. 14:15assistant and give him access to
439. 14:16everything about your business and files
440. 14:18and everything else right all right so
441. 14:19that was kind of the demo again uh you
442. 14:22could do so much so much more right I
443. 14:24can you know have him uh fill forms for
444. 14:27me and a bunch of stuff but again that
445. 14:29meta ads campaign hopefully gives you a
446. 14:31good idea of how complex he can how what
447. 14:33kind of complex task he can achieve when
448. 14:35you have him or give uh the access to
449. 14:39screen and take over your screen. So now
450. 14:40as far as building this, obviously this
451. 14:43full build took me a long time to build,
452. 14:45but I've given you guys this prompt
453. 14:47pack. So this prompt pack will give you
454. 14:49the guide on how to build these
455. 14:51features, these uh pointer, narrator,
456. 14:53and taking over screen uh with claw
457. 14:56code. So you can just utilize that in
458. 14:57order to get access to the prompt pack.
459. 14:59Click on the link in the description,
460. 15:00the free community. So I have two links.
461. 15:02One's going to be the paid, one's going
462. 15:03to be the free. The free community which
463. 15:05is called AI workshop light. If you come
464. 15:07right here, click on join. Again, this
465. 15:08is a free community. You go to the
466. 15:09classroom section, you go to YouTube
467. 15:11resources, and all of the resources are
468. 15:13right here. You're gonna uh go down to
469. 15:15the bottom. Um I have given you guys the
470. 15:18prompt packs for previous versions of
471. 15:19Jarvis, the different functionalities
472. 15:21like phone calls. Um that was Jarvis
473. 15:24version six. Um and then let's see, this
474. 15:28was a Jarvis and debate show. See the
475. 15:31these promp packs are already there for
476. 15:32you guys to build something of your own
477. 15:34like this. And now this new prompt pack
478. 15:36will be added there as well. So that way
479. 15:38you can get started and uh you know
480. 15:40build something of your own. And of
481. 15:42course if you want this final readymate
482. 15:44version right if you just if you're just
483. 15:46lazy and you want to uh install this for
484. 15:49yourself just through a zip file that's
485. 15:50going to be inside the paid community.
486. 15:52Uh again that's going to be this the
487. 15:54link in the description as well where
488. 15:55you can just go to classroom section go
489. 15:57to AI assistance and just download the
490. 15:59zip file for Jarvis version 6 and all of
491. 16:02these functionalities. the entire uh 3D
492. 16:05world and everything else, the tools,
493. 16:07everything will be readily available for
494. 16:09you. And of course, most importantly, if
495. 16:11you get stuck, if you have any
496. 16:12questions, you can post them in the
497. 16:13community. Myself and my team and I will
498. 16:15be able to help you out and uh make sure
499. 16:18that you don't run into any issues.
500. 16:19Anyways, hopefully you guys found this
501. 16:21helpful. Make sure you like and
502. 16:22subscribe because I've got a lot more
503. 16:23content. I'll be creating more AI
504. 16:25employees. Like recently I created a uh
505. 16:28social media AI employee called called
506. 16:30Spark which I'm going to do a video on
507. 16:32which basically uh takes care of all
508. 16:34your social media posting including auto
509. 16:36DMs and everything else. That's going to
510. 16:38be a really good one. Again all of
511. 16:39that's available inside the paid
512. 16:41community. So hopefully I'll see you
513. 16:42guys inside. If not, thanks for watching
514. 16:44and I'll see you on the next one.