April 16, 2024 • 34 mins
El Dr. Vinicius Covas, ha desarrollado una investigación de más de 4 años sobre inteligencia artificial.
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Hey, welcome, let' stake off your plane and take off the
podcast. For entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs orwomen who want to take off airplane mode,
if you want to take a turnof your life and take off the
business of your dreams or that youhave that pause that stops you, then
this podcast is for you Let's take off together, this is take
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away airplane mode and those of hostjuscar bal Hello welcome to one more episode
of remove airplane mode podcast. Onthis occasion we are with Vinicius Cobas,
who is a futuristic, a supertop of the world, of artificial intelligence.
Right now he' s gonna tellus a little bit about everything Dr
Vinicius is doing. And the truthis, I was impressed by all the
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knowledge you have about artificial intelligence.I took a workshop with them and the
truth is that I loved it andneeded to bring it to you so that
you could listen to it and takeall these tools of intelligent is artificial that
can serve you for your business.Vinices. All welcome. Thank you so
much for being with us, notthanks to ting oscar Vajal, congratulations on
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the community you run. It isa great job to bring practical knowledge to
you from that community can implement itis not a day by day. Perhaps
many ideas that in the air,because caring and executing it with more than
where you learn is important, accurate. Many thanks to IT and Vinicios.
I' d like you to tellus a little bit about everything you'
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re doing and your research on artificialintelligence. Okay. I' m a
doctor of communication for the University ofTana. Here in Mexico, most of
all, the interaction between man andmagnum. So let' s say a
summary and summary of the interaction thatexists in communication, from communication between computers,
the human person does not and clearhere enters several subjects, various,
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vertical variables and that aspect and inthe official crisis is one of them.
So Sain how those implications could beeffective, they could optimize. The person
' s work is a day-to- day one, whether it is
a personal or a work or asocial one. It' s my understanding
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as a researcher. On the corporateside. I have a digital communication agency
and work, asking for businesses andcompanies in a way to take advantage of
that technical socio formation. The practicalpart to generate more profits for your companies.
Then, from there we can alsocontribute to the companies that, if
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they see, then look at profits. But we also work with vader how
to make them better support society throughthose more corporate tactics. Then I'
m in the middle of the academicand practical part. I' m already
there and water to help you withsome of these lectures, talks and books
about those excellent subs as well.Vinicius, congratulations and thank you very much.
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I would like to start on howto understand artificial intelligence, what it
is and, above all, howwe can get into the world of artificial
intelligence, because nothing else is chatchipitand some other tools that are being like
very popular. There is a hugebranch for a number of impressive industries.
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How people who do not yet enterthis world how they can enter and what
is what. The first step toentering this world is, as you say,
as you said a little bit,to remove fear. That' s
so fashionable. Now you do,exactly try to say it like I do
here. It' s there,no more than you want to use it
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for you, more than this,because it' s a very good excuse.
We have to see that it issomething that is present in our day
to day. We don' thave a way to deny it. We
don' t have to postpone theiron the day- to- day most
Basque tasks to more advanced tasks.Chachi Pit is a tool that is popularized
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by the simple fact that it worksas it is for Sha, but I
can talk and talk to what wedo forever, not from the burning cousins
of society. Today we talk soit allows you to talk with artificial intelligence
and for that reason it was apretty good thing. He' s doing
something quite spoken because it goes back, because it' s a very simple
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use. Not that it' slike it' s a Whatsapps, it
' s an instagran conversation Spoubi,but it' s the machine that'
s going to help you understand whatyou' re causing him, not that
you' re asking him. However, it is one percent of the possibility
that exists in terms of official intentand this market of applications and solutions markets
have access applied to various niches.We can talk about all of them,
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but it would take a minimum offour hours to talk to you. I
' m going to try to summarizethis by thinking about the part of the
communication Creason point Newton, which isto believe that the great breakdown of the
sectors you have so much to learnto use, then we can use I
and we' re going to sumup artificial intelligence there applied to the production
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of content from the very first moment. No, if you have a case
today to produce the point nest yourprofession is facing, it is not going
to burst, it is watching,Ahorita, as we speak, while you
listen, then you have to knowhow to occupy it. And I feel
like there' s still a lotof six weys as to whether it'
s good is bad, it's always good. That salus occupy her
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could be something against coming down tothe occupation in the wrong way. And
you think I' m wrong.You are going to understand how to use
it to complement your knowledge and getto it because you get to where you
want to go faster. I evencatch myself sometimes. There is a situation
that I am occupying to do tasksthat I can do without using it.
So that' s a car against, as decent as it is, for
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myself, because it limits me,it doesn' t shorten my process.
Then, if you can or toget faster, go further. It'
s always a yes, it's always something you should use. Well,
you can take it. You're talking. It is previously the
operation of information to production. Wehave had your distribution, monitoring, creation
of videos, images, text contentanalysis to information analysis, has data preparation,
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There are countless uses. We canhere about the conversation is to enjoy
its uses. But here the understandingof how to enter this market, how
to enter this world happens to meto tend what you want to do there
for who it was I' mnot going to get into nor is it
and it' s like function whatmy road is And this confusion that there
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is today in the special difference,because then you will know how to use
in your favor, not against yourputting your job itself, but we'
re going to talk hopefully you're going to be several ideas with more
this accurate and I think that rightnow, many people do not know how
to make video. There' severybody out there making videos. How could
we look. I' m usingsome of the tools, even my marketing
team uses them because we do everythingmuch faster, for example, these podcast
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episodes to make us the videos.We' re using a tool that you
just gave us this solution called opustclip and I want to recommend it because
of all the ones we' vetried is that it' s super fast.
Then you can make the videos inseconds. Then you just raise the
league of your podcast episode and gettwenty choices from what videos you have.
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So I' ve been seeing thatthey exist, like a lot of steps
that make us take a lot lesstime. I' d like us to
start talking about the subject of thevideos. What we can do in our
content creation for the video theme lessthink about what we would do tool signs.
We would not think to plan onwhat formation we occupy to give foundation
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to the entire creation of the containing, creation of the script of this video.
What questions I' m going toask is my interview. What I
want to get through, because thisvideo. Then I' m going to
assign you a story. You maywant a script from this baby. That
is a step that we would makewith tool of already or without tools of
jas. So, after this isthe production of that content. I require
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a tool that will help me record. No. So, well, we
don' t have to legorize thatthe whole process, but from the beginning
there are a lot of tools outthere and we can think here a workshop
with the community that will allow youto make paranory of information, identify issues
in trend, identify what it isthat instagrammont Bill Red sociales, what kind
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of information generates more interest for yourniche in your community. From there there
are tools that will help you findthe information heart tool. What I'
m going to talk about and howhe was going to talk key words.
From there I remember, it comesto mind now an id id So that
' s going to help you identifycommunities on the Internet that comes up with
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one of yours and what I'm looking for them which fan words they
' re looking for. He's busy with information. So, from
there you know what they care aboutafter this that they produce that information,
but they should have that containing it. There are countless tools right now.
If I remember, what I putthem here for good, then one,
for he sends them to the community. After you' re going to be
allowed to register that containing using somestorytellinger model you have a stuary creation technique.
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It is very applied to the productionof videos. It' s going
to help you point out a storia, it' s going to help you
set up a script and really motiveone to want to continue with your video,
to give hooks several ganges that allowyou to generate more interest attention to
give follow- up. You toyour bura video. So, after production
it' s material. I haveto produce this video and there are tools
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that allow you to improve. Herein my image. I can record this
video and not be an inferior charityand optimize this trans image of tools from
it to improve not only in myimage, but also in the audio of
this containing and make it sound better, that has better image quality. Of
course, then it allows you,even if you have an infrastructure of equipment
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powered, it will allow you toimprove your video channel or more. After
it' s an edition. Thereare decision tools that allow you to edit
without having to look. The videocan only be generated with the text of
mlpdo. So, as I speak, you' re getting a tomatic transcript
of what you' re talking abouthere, wait here is write you Spanish
BB. So it was I cango this video just making fun of what
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I' m talking about. So, if maybe I talked a lot more
about not being several Mexican or Spanishmuffins and that we all have, I
can take those parts of the videofrom you. So to induce total video
time with unnecessary, for example,that I invested talking things that I wanted
to talk to. Then maybe I' ll talk to why I don'
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t agree and post you put medelete texts from the transcript and automatically delete
the video. Then I don't have to watch the video. Hours
of hours of rer watching the video, I put the payment what worro already
I get to edit the containing afterthis, when to improve the editing,
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put some titles, as well asour tools, but I have to sum
up, I have to reverse it, I make a tool. Then there
are paddles that I allowed you togo to several channels at the same time
having to climb one by one.Then they too would have made up your
time of content distribution. In thesame way I can plan those contents to
cut a hundred thousand cuts. HereI say quite well about opps Clipti,
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which is a tool that I alsopersonally occupy and will allow you to then
identify what was talked about in thevideo and calculate a completion square. So
identify that what I talked about asrelevant or not. Then it allows you
to make several cuts days, fifteen, twenty cuts with what you want they
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didn' t stay in a minute, that they are do menuto you are
longer, longer to then reheat.Now, take advantage of it that is
already produced and so you can jouupload to tiktok abriose, Instagram and YouTube,
shuarts what you want to join.It already allows you to export in
that format and after it is published, you have to monotoriate the comments,
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monitor the attention to the people inthis medium and so also really that allows
you, so die among them istaking to evaluate what does work, which
does not work. At the endof the day, the best tool is
you, who have to know howto occupy each process of this production.
Regardless, they are more tools haveteficial or not, but you are a
main tool and totally creation. Andbesides, I don' t feel much
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like there' s another tool.I don' t remember what it was.
I don' t know if it' s exemplary. She' s
something so you put the text andsuggest which videos you mean you don'
t have to make even you videosand the platform intuitively suggests the type of
videos. Then you already have yourvideo in minutes. It' s amazing
what I found on all these platforms. The truth is, especially for video
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for image, no, and hereI' d like to ask you a
good question too. As well vinand Cius already said, we will do
a workshop with him on this topicso you can actually live it and see
all of you how you can usethese platforms. No, but just so
they can imagine a little bit.On the subject of photography there are also
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impressive advances. I' d reallylike you to help us understand the whole
thromps thing. How they work,how they are done, why they do
them, because even already people workingon photography issues, on video topics,
they might already be monetizing through this. So I think this is a very
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important step, especially for the peoplewho are in all these media who may
get on the non- artificial intelligencetrain and lose this fear and that we
also know what we can do withimages. Sure, not perfect exactly.
First part, let' s conceptualizewhat a pront is is a word that
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you put on the party was increasinglypopular with everyone. Basically, the prompt
is a guard. We' regoing to translate it into Spanish, it
' s an order, it's an order that you do and in
this case applied tools. It's when you sublime when you order something
from the machine. When you askfor the artificial one. So, when
I sent a message to the ia, I' m sending in a product.
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And that product, if it iswell written, if it is well
formatted, formulated, will have betterothers for better results. They are soon
a misdeed, may have negative results. It' s not the same as
it isn' t. You don' t expect chat piet as it'
s a very conversant language. Understanda product, Understand your message, even
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if you write it wrongly, evenif you write in a not- so
- well- built way. Andthat' s why he understands you,
because his business model is based onwhat' s called a very conversational platform.
Then you won' t necessarily haveto engineer yourself. You won'
t have to be a prompt engineerto see something you have a good answer
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to and yet sometimes there' ssomething wrong. St but the most complex
tools. Let' s say itallows you to generate even more sophisticated results
of creation, content, photography orvideo, art or general. Yes,
to be that there is a productrather in love, because it is a
more specific result, requires a moredetailed creation of art, of aftography,
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of this containing, then we needto ask better questions, we need to
view more or more detailed messages.And that already we say that it is
a product and a prompt is thencomposed of variables, key words, by
elements that more clearly configured your communicationfor the machine. Then the machine,
when it builds something, because itis already identifying variables that it knows.
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So he' s gone through hiswisdom of the world. Let' s
just say that and give you aresult based on what you learned earlier.
So, when one view message asracingn prompt, I remind the machine what
I want based on its knowledge.So I' m explicit about saying clearly
what I' m looking to accomplish. The magna will look for and that
will try to know, to presageand then get star to roll a result
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waiting for you. So, themore Christ is your prompt, the more
clear your message to macronal logging willbe your results than you expect and here
I mentioned jos basically how we canmonetize, how we can transform the creation
of a prompt into a sea ofbusiness for you, based on your own
knowledge, your expertise, your expertise. Then I' m a photographer.
If I don' t know ifyou' re going to take pictures s
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s SS. With my way oftaking pictures, then you can develop a
product in my name and transform itinto a gameplate, so that what person
could use in my product to trollsimulate exactly what the skintimizo photos would look
like and here we have in discussion, not on intellectual property, about you
losing the work value of yourself.However, for Offolness, then how we
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can be criticizing the normal natural evolutionof the world. I can add and
capture to this transformation. In yourfavor, I am more of the idea
of the Cboom that I can transformmyself to my work here, that I
make use of this in a waythat benefits me no more than to be
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complaining about the natural evolution of theexact world and, for example, in
this example of photography. So imaginethat I buy a prompt about a photographer
that I love your style. Soto make my image in that style,
I mean, I wouldn' thave to take it anymore. For example,
I want a business challenge. SoI take this prompt and then I
take my picture. And how itis done worth The first step would be
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to interpret it. What you didis not sell to mac in step one,
it would be to go to themachine to interpret so much data what
is being seen in several r monthsthat allow you to transcribe your art in
this casten write your photo. I' ll take care of the one called
middi journey, emmd J or rnge journey. Then I just go up
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there in image and I think themanna the tool will write you what you
' re seeing. There is apron yourself there that is a gameplayte of
that tool that allows you to haveto write what you are seeing. Then
he' s gonna transcribe this foryou. Then I' m learning.
I, as a machine, amlearning what I am seeing a tool.
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So, maybe a corporate photo,a picture of whatever it is. Then
I translate this image into data.Now you can get that translation into data.
I get it, then format mystyle. So I have a thousand
photos, but it' s herebefore it goes up to the tool and
I ask here. Then the toolinterprets variables that are congruent in the ten
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thousand photos. Then you' regonna find them that transcript of the image.
Go find an ite, I willfind water that I know because it
is congruent in the thousand contents andthat then does because it is twitter in
tenda as a photographer. Now,based on this, I grab this image
and it' s basically a textand I already speak like a template,
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but you' ll upload several platforms, like you love a clean market,
because yes, or Mark place nefantTy prompt and I' ll put it
as an example Look. If youwant to build a containing similar to those
thousand photos, then you will haveto occupy this product that will allow you
to do something that looks like it. It may resemble that desired outcome.
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If you like that result, thenin you are, for example, illustration
artists. You can be the sameabout your already worked concs. Hasta wey
asks you to the machine, thetool, squeeze what you did. What
congruence there are these contents and fromthere you break down. So you'
re vertical beams, those variables thatmatched and that' s a prompt So,
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more is this interpreted what you've already done and violated the world.
What do you do organically, empiricallyin your exact day, hear,
and here I have a doubt.This also happens for text. So we
get, for example, that anentrepreneur wants to do a kind of communication,
no, then she goes to chatChipit asks for all this style of
communication. But chatchi Pit, manytimes you agree that it doesn' t
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give you the information in your tone, in the tone of voice that you
want it. I mean, myquestion is you can take a prompt of
a style of communication so that allthis chat spit g based on this style
of communication and how it is done. But I always do this metaphor by
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comparing to making a cake. IfI don' t know, it makes
cakes sadly, but I think they' d make you some egg water and
some water. Over there, ifI put more than one egg, a
little bit of flour a little bitmore. In the change of recipe,
change you' re traditional. Ididn' t know how you' d
like a recipe to come out soit' s like you' re waiting
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to mix ingredients so that it's post- destructed, which in this
case is a cake. If youmake it more or less ingredients, the
taste of what you' re waitingfor will come out differently. So a
product is basically the same. Nothow I format like I build that recipe
millimetrically. The exact amount of flour, game and water to then build one
more than I' m waiting forthem to come out. So it also
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works with content creation they use specialtension. If I have a tone you
see clearly defining a very specific language. I only have a communication proposits already
quite well interested and I, beforeordering with k chatspit or which tool also
built how I want to build abase with that recipe that I have determined
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will necessarily have to follow this recipeto leave Abu that are expected. According
to what you' ve done herebefore. The easiest step is to realign
the tool this aspit case or whatyou already did. Then share previous works
and say look identify what I haveas far as here, what matches the
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complicated articles before or the Instagram images, or whatever it is, then it
will identify what it is that coincideswith that creation of content to then create
alucum bas of this. If MarcoChachpit is quite or blue in use and
there are tools that are better tomake end here in nuts recommendations. The
first is the Adpit itself, butversion four zero the paid version is the
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one that I do, because Iwork a lot with the creation I put.
Based on this, then I cansay that it comes out as I
hope it came out more containing,it will be that I occupied a version
four cer of execution It is goodto remember here a fast countries GPT is
not only name of the company,but that is the way, as we
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understood, the pre- trained languageof those variables of ascial interest So the
sygge PT has a lot to dowith that is the pre- trained language
that you put me into the Shatplatform. That' s what we know
that shat and occupies the chipit,but the gipit and it' s transverse.
Or what tools over there he managesby occupying the chpit language and the
language that evolves is the free languageof the shat. Pity' s three
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- five and they send me outquite four zero and they try better on
results. There are tools that alreadyoccupy the four zero. They' re
also paid. Another and that Ioccupy to market content for professionally is called
jasper js Jasper. There they havehad several monkeys. The performers tameplays of
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special interest applied to the creation ofcontents And then, in this case,
when you occupy it, it willcertainly help you to have a tone,
a language, a purpose of communicationmore and cloud to what you hope to
achieve you start what would be anexample of jazzper for the creation of content
we can create with jasper from gullionsof videos. They followed your pair of
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content pro gya, Instagram and brogposts carts, ticketok scripts. Everything you
want to create, everything you alreadydo today, in cras containing for social
networks, for books, for books, for videos whatever, you can occupy
gives you that out, because yougive sacrafth containing, but always occupy you
go to your pre training of yourmarket ok. There' s a function.
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There specifically train brain the ryse andthere you can join all your inventory
of knowing finds you to your brand, pros cons in due dols of how
you have to create, how youare going to do that training. By
the end of the day, thegun is very clever, but that'
s not training without being exact,it' s not like you' re
gonna put it on. I wantyou to do me a publicity art right
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now with the pantone four twenty-eight, so, like, you have
to learn. How you are,what you are building. That' s
right. Yeah, it' slike a drunk not that he' s
starting to ingate, talk, meetpeople, socialize and the stage of adolescence,
youth, is going to grow.Then you have it special. Same,
it' s an alternate person,it doesn' t look like talking
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here in the field just the twoof this what it implies is a digital
entity, ye or in the dayfor the same reason to say that it
just starts massively, it' salready intros a long time ago, but
in a popular way just and piecethen you still have your jida w-
EG. So it' s likeyou' re talking about a super gifted
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wion baby, but it' sstill gonna grow a lot to train him
to know how to handle it inevery situation. It' s very contextual
anten is absficial. I have togive the context that I hope so that
then I can despair between society,something that I would expect to be with
His lady is with baby exactly hearsand on podcast and voice issues, what
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trends there are for artificial intelligence.That' s a great point because we
' ve already started to see alot of published Tiktoky Shorts content and I
' ve told myself that they occupyrations, that they occupy voices they use
official and before it was a bitunpleasant, because it felt like a base
of sada robots. But nowadays itis quite natural and the transcription of this
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text using you of absticial interest theSHATSPT itself the paid version of four points
of steel you can talk as ifit were a southern film that we are
known recently. That' s alot, but he recently came back.
So in that movie you can talkto a digital men, ask about talking
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in the movie is falling in lovewith her. It' s better to
have a very good film than tobase much of that interaction between man and
Macknel. So, as far asvoice usages are concerned, it temptingly already
has that function. I Javi isdriving in the trafo and practical a put
with jachpit and the voice is likea person, they go very contiguous and
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everyone doesn' t give you abreath. There' s a pause.
So if a lot, even fatigue, then it' s very interesting about
the question of people working with voicesjust on a radio or producing voice over
or content voice creations, like eBooks, story stories. This is something that
needs to be kept in mind,because it could really reinvent the labour market.
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And it' s sitting down becausethe one you do being content creation
humans is feeding yourself a library ofvoice styles. Two ways to express yourself
that the official intelencia is consuming bythen creating voices in a certain way is
a positive thing, because you canwake up a snoring day, shoes or
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sintra your energy to work, usuallyhappens, then you can already occupy your
own voice to create your contents,occupy your own ascento. I have already
created nor is it a certain wayin Spanish expressing you Brazilian, which is
something very specific and you managed todo something quite similar and they work in
the same way. Me with contents, I consume all the seats. As
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you know, tol fos that isdigitally spoken, has a curve, a
timeline of audio production. So I, with your crowning this voice and doing
something similar work. I am anugly one that we would increasingly have voices
that are used of special intuition forthe production of contents and that is something
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a little alarming also for the futurecops of communication or simply narration that you
work using the voice. Then itmight be a bit of a benefit or
you can do it yourself, butit might deserve something an exact problem and
how we realize that something is madewith artificial intelligence that speaking quite a lot
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of media are looking for me toidentify even if it' s a depfake,
that is, it' s somethingreal in politics, mainly a lot
of manipulation attempt and that past weekyou from various endorsements that sense and,
of course, how do you identifyif we see an image, we have
a video politically something visual. Ithas to be borne in mind that the
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official venture still does not succeed andthat is something that has been complicated in
explaining that they do not succeed.Design some body parts by putting hands or
not looking, the pupil of theeye, the iris of the eye or
the hand no longer, then theyno longer manage to desire perfect good.
Then it' s a way tonetify. If an image is a video,
it was made using something, atool from it. That' s
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what I' m supposed to bedoing if it' s a video.
Okay, you have to preserve reactions, you have to preserve how the person
is acting toward something very robotized ornot. And I always basically preserves nesslamove
her to the hands and made toneophone how she manipulates. I knew then,
from there the cias still fail togive that result optimally so that it
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will happen little by little. Let' s see tools that you can get
there at that level. But eventhe gany today the weakness to the best
of content creation. You' reusing it there for photos and videos is
those jaw- eyed brothers, howthey' ve had two reactions since and
how much audio is required to submergeaudios and identification tools. It' s
(30:57):
a car that was built using ornot, but it' s still pretty
complicated to identify. It would bea more technical job. Tennify. However,
more and more materials are made.In that sense. So yes,
it' s an alarming one forjournalism companies, for example, what it
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publishes not before later knows that itwent to bu faulso and so on here.
I think here in disclaiment the armis always about the things you see
the most. These are more controversialor political issues, because it could influence
more decisions. We saw each otherin half. Let' s focus on
Mexico. It' s been awhile since he published a woude that was
fake. So, well, it' s pending, but how it stands
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out in that exact way and,in fact, I just saw that there
' s a very famous model onInstagram created with artificial intelligence. So,
how these videos are created, becauseit really seemed like the model was walking,
grabbing a fruit to a coffee,preparing things. How these videos are
created. You send back that allowsyou to create their videos. Of course
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there are measures published as already,which are not five percent, in fact,
as already, but somehow occupy somepart of production premises. There are
measures that occupy other things and wealready think how this result will be able
to be, because you have tomix other knowledge. But speaking of it
there are only very popular tools,very famous, already without tes is one
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of those tools, that is tosay called I of no of estuyomente.
Premise to thank the discor result alsodiscord. It' s a broader tool,
not a message tool. It takesa lot of care of gamers,
so ok, but it has achance to integrate tools. Then nis quarde
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occupies several tools inside his platformn squareto thank his itado, but the run
itself is not a mint already.But if you occupy it as if it
were very dipiti as it is wasa shad that you practice with the already
to have the result square, itis much more its functionality. But there
are remittances that occupy a score togenerate this result. Then I said let
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them build, have a studio thatallows you to do that pere something else
called Jenny Jenny g n and it' s very good and then more affluent.
Also that sense for the others youfirst, three, or think are
more important. Prom Mitch, jourtthe Bette third something like that, but
that' s the quality of yourresult, that tom is an a.
(33:29):
This one deals with other tools,other complements beyond it to have better release.
But from there you can start playingwater, pour an exact one,
because I loved this episode. Thetruth is, it' s super interesting.
I think it' s going todo you a lot of good,
but we' re going to getchopped off to sign up for our next
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workshop and learn to use all thesetools, that the truth is a whole
world out there. I loved interviewingyou, Vinicius. Thank you so much
for your time. I don't know if you want to add anything
else to them continuing to create.Thanks as you already or I hope that
the trend of the modern world,whether it be the companies or for the
people, of making ridges that allowus to give or faster, because better
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used the first step. That's great. Thank you so much.
I' m glad to say helloand I say goodbye. This is off
- road fashion, I' mjal and I' ll see you in
the next episode. This is veryplane clear and I' m looking down
for us on social networks as amodel remover or as Joe looking down I
see you in the next episode
Hey, welcome, let' stake off your plane and take off the
podcast. For entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs orwomen who want to take off airplane mode,
if you want to take a turnof your life and take off the
business of your dreams or that youhave that pause that stops you, then
this podcast is for you Let's take off together, this is take
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away airplane mode and those of hostjuscar bal Hello welcome to one more episode
of remove airplane mode podcast. Onthis occasion we are with Vinicius Cobas,
who is a futuristic, a supertop of the world, of artificial intelligence.
Right now he' s gonna tellus a little bit about everything Dr
Vinicius is doing. And the truthis, I was impressed by all the
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knowledge you have about artificial intelligence.I took a workshop with them and the
truth is that I loved it andneeded to bring it to you so that
you could listen to it and takeall these tools of intelligent is artificial that
can serve you for your business.Vinices. All welcome. Thank you so
much for being with us, notthanks to ting oscar Vajal, congratulations on
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the community you run. It isa great job to bring practical knowledge to
you from that community can implement itis not a day by day. Perhaps
many ideas that in the air,because caring and executing it with more than
where you learn is important, accurate. Many thanks to IT and Vinicios.
I' d like you to tellus a little bit about everything you'
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re doing and your research on artificialintelligence. Okay. I' m a
doctor of communication for the University ofTana. Here in Mexico, most of
all, the interaction between man andmagnum. So let' s say a
summary and summary of the interaction thatexists in communication, from communication between computers,
the human person does not and clearhere enters several subjects, various,
(01:52):
vertical variables and that aspect and inthe official crisis is one of them.
So Sain how those implications could beeffective, they could optimize. The person
' s work is a day-to- day one, whether it is
a personal or a work or asocial one. It' s my understanding
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as a researcher. On the corporateside. I have a digital communication agency
and work, asking for businesses andcompanies in a way to take advantage of
that technical socio formation. The practicalpart to generate more profits for your companies.
Then, from there we can alsocontribute to the companies that, if
(02:35):
they see, then look at profits. But we also work with vader how
to make them better support society throughthose more corporate tactics. Then I'
m in the middle of the academicand practical part. I' m already
there and water to help you withsome of these lectures, talks and books
about those excellent subs as well.Vinicius, congratulations and thank you very much.
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I would like to start on howto understand artificial intelligence, what it
is and, above all, howwe can get into the world of artificial
intelligence, because nothing else is chatchipitand some other tools that are being like
very popular. There is a hugebranch for a number of impressive industries.
(03:20):
How people who do not yet enterthis world how they can enter and what
is what. The first step toentering this world is, as you say,
as you said a little bit,to remove fear. That' s
so fashionable. Now you do,exactly try to say it like I do
here. It' s there,no more than you want to use it
(03:40):
for you, more than this,because it' s a very good excuse.
We have to see that it issomething that is present in our day
to day. We don' thave a way to deny it. We
don' t have to postpone theiron the day- to- day most
Basque tasks to more advanced tasks.Chachi Pit is a tool that is popularized
(04:01):
by the simple fact that it worksas it is for Sha, but I
can talk and talk to what wedo forever, not from the burning cousins
of society. Today we talk soit allows you to talk with artificial intelligence
and for that reason it was apretty good thing. He' s doing
something quite spoken because it goes back, because it' s a very simple
(04:24):
use. Not that it' slike it' s a Whatsapps, it
' s an instagran conversation Spoubi,but it' s the machine that'
s going to help you understand whatyou' re causing him, not that
you' re asking him. However, it is one percent of the possibility
that exists in terms of official intentand this market of applications and solutions markets
have access applied to various niches.We can talk about all of them,
(04:47):
but it would take a minimum offour hours to talk to you. I
' m going to try to summarizethis by thinking about the part of the
communication Creason point Newton, which isto believe that the great breakdown of the
sectors you have so much to learnto use, then we can use I
and we' re going to sumup artificial intelligence there applied to the production
(05:09):
of content from the very first moment. No, if you have a case
today to produce the point nest yourprofession is facing, it is not going
to burst, it is watching,Ahorita, as we speak, while you
listen, then you have to knowhow to occupy it. And I feel
like there' s still a lotof six weys as to whether it'
s good is bad, it's always good. That salus occupy her
(05:30):
could be something against coming down tothe occupation in the wrong way. And
you think I' m wrong.You are going to understand how to use
it to complement your knowledge and getto it because you get to where you
want to go faster. I evencatch myself sometimes. There is a situation
that I am occupying to do tasksthat I can do without using it.
So that' s a car against, as decent as it is, for
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myself, because it limits me,it doesn' t shorten my process.
Then, if you can or toget faster, go further. It'
s always a yes, it's always something you should use. Well,
you can take it. You're talking. It is previously the
operation of information to production. Wehave had your distribution, monitoring, creation
of videos, images, text contentanalysis to information analysis, has data preparation,
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There are countless uses. We canhere about the conversation is to enjoy
its uses. But here the understandingof how to enter this market, how
to enter this world happens to meto tend what you want to do there
for who it was I' mnot going to get into nor is it
and it' s like function whatmy road is And this confusion that there
(06:42):
is today in the special difference,because then you will know how to use
in your favor, not against yourputting your job itself, but we'
re going to talk hopefully you're going to be several ideas with more
this accurate and I think that rightnow, many people do not know how
to make video. There' severybody out there making videos. How could
we look. I' m usingsome of the tools, even my marketing
team uses them because we do everythingmuch faster, for example, these podcast
(07:08):
episodes to make us the videos.We' re using a tool that you
just gave us this solution called opustclip and I want to recommend it because
of all the ones we' vetried is that it' s super fast.
Then you can make the videos inseconds. Then you just raise the
league of your podcast episode and gettwenty choices from what videos you have.
(07:30):
So I' ve been seeing thatthey exist, like a lot of steps
that make us take a lot lesstime. I' d like us to
start talking about the subject of thevideos. What we can do in our
content creation for the video theme lessthink about what we would do tool signs.
We would not think to plan onwhat formation we occupy to give foundation
(07:56):
to the entire creation of the containing, creation of the script of this video.
What questions I' m going toask is my interview. What I
want to get through, because thisvideo. Then I' m going to
assign you a story. You maywant a script from this baby. That
is a step that we would makewith tool of already or without tools of
jas. So, after this isthe production of that content. I require
(08:16):
a tool that will help me record. No. So, well, we
don' t have to legorize thatthe whole process, but from the beginning
there are a lot of tools outthere and we can think here a workshop
with the community that will allow youto make paranory of information, identify issues
in trend, identify what it isthat instagrammont Bill Red sociales, what kind
(08:39):
of information generates more interest for yourniche in your community. From there there
are tools that will help you findthe information heart tool. What I'
m going to talk about and howhe was going to talk key words.
From there I remember, it comesto mind now an id id So that
' s going to help you identifycommunities on the Internet that comes up with
(09:05):
one of yours and what I'm looking for them which fan words they
' re looking for. He's busy with information. So, from
there you know what they care aboutafter this that they produce that information,
but they should have that containing it. There are countless tools right now.
If I remember, what I putthem here for good, then one,
for he sends them to the community. After you' re going to be
allowed to register that containing using somestorytellinger model you have a stuary creation technique.
(09:31):
It is very applied to the productionof videos. It' s going
to help you point out a storia, it' s going to help you
set up a script and really motiveone to want to continue with your video,
to give hooks several ganges that allowyou to generate more interest attention to
give follow- up. You toyour bura video. So, after production
it' s material. I haveto produce this video and there are tools
(09:52):
that allow you to improve. Herein my image. I can record this
video and not be an inferior charityand optimize this trans image of tools from
it to improve not only in myimage, but also in the audio of
this containing and make it sound better, that has better image quality. Of
course, then it allows you,even if you have an infrastructure of equipment
(10:15):
powered, it will allow you toimprove your video channel or more. After
it' s an edition. Thereare decision tools that allow you to edit
without having to look. The videocan only be generated with the text of
mlpdo. So, as I speak, you' re getting a tomatic transcript
of what you' re talking abouthere, wait here is write you Spanish
BB. So it was I cango this video just making fun of what
(10:37):
I' m talking about. So, if maybe I talked a lot more
about not being several Mexican or Spanishmuffins and that we all have, I
can take those parts of the videofrom you. So to induce total video
time with unnecessary, for example,that I invested talking things that I wanted
to talk to. Then maybe I' ll talk to why I don'
(10:58):
t agree and post you put medelete texts from the transcript and automatically delete
the video. Then I don't have to watch the video. Hours
of hours of rer watching the video, I put the payment what worro already
I get to edit the containing afterthis, when to improve the editing,
(11:18):
put some titles, as well asour tools, but I have to sum
up, I have to reverse it, I make a tool. Then there
are paddles that I allowed you togo to several channels at the same time
having to climb one by one.Then they too would have made up your
time of content distribution. In thesame way I can plan those contents to
cut a hundred thousand cuts. HereI say quite well about opps Clipti,
(11:39):
which is a tool that I alsopersonally occupy and will allow you to then
identify what was talked about in thevideo and calculate a completion square. So
identify that what I talked about asrelevant or not. Then it allows you
to make several cuts days, fifteen, twenty cuts with what you want they
(12:00):
didn' t stay in a minute, that they are do menuto you are
longer, longer to then reheat.Now, take advantage of it that is
already produced and so you can jouupload to tiktok abriose, Instagram and YouTube,
shuarts what you want to join.It already allows you to export in
that format and after it is published, you have to monotoriate the comments,
(12:22):
monitor the attention to the people inthis medium and so also really that allows
you, so die among them istaking to evaluate what does work, which
does not work. At the endof the day, the best tool is
you, who have to know howto occupy each process of this production.
Regardless, they are more tools haveteficial or not, but you are a
main tool and totally creation. Andbesides, I don' t feel much
(12:46):
like there' s another tool.I don' t remember what it was.
I don' t know if it' s exemplary. She' s
something so you put the text andsuggest which videos you mean you don'
t have to make even you videosand the platform intuitively suggests the type of
videos. Then you already have yourvideo in minutes. It' s amazing
what I found on all these platforms. The truth is, especially for video
(13:11):
for image, no, and hereI' d like to ask you a
good question too. As well vinand Cius already said, we will do
a workshop with him on this topicso you can actually live it and see
all of you how you can usethese platforms. No, but just so
they can imagine a little bit.On the subject of photography there are also
(13:33):
impressive advances. I' d reallylike you to help us understand the whole
thromps thing. How they work,how they are done, why they do
them, because even already people workingon photography issues, on video topics,
they might already be monetizing through this. So I think this is a very
(13:54):
important step, especially for the peoplewho are in all these media who may
get on the non- artificial intelligencetrain and lose this fear and that we
also know what we can do withimages. Sure, not perfect exactly.
First part, let' s conceptualizewhat a pront is is a word that
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you put on the party was increasinglypopular with everyone. Basically, the prompt
is a guard. We' regoing to translate it into Spanish, it
' s an order, it's an order that you do and in
this case applied tools. It's when you sublime when you order something
from the machine. When you askfor the artificial one. So, when
I sent a message to the ia, I' m sending in a product.
(14:39):
And that product, if it iswell written, if it is well
formatted, formulated, will have betterothers for better results. They are soon
a misdeed, may have negative results. It' s not the same as
it isn' t. You don' t expect chat piet as it'
s a very conversant language. Understanda product, Understand your message, even
(15:03):
if you write it wrongly, evenif you write in a not- so
- well- built way. Andthat' s why he understands you,
because his business model is based onwhat' s called a very conversational platform.
Then you won' t necessarily haveto engineer yourself. You won'
t have to be a prompt engineerto see something you have a good answer
(15:24):
to and yet sometimes there' ssomething wrong. St but the most complex
tools. Let' s say itallows you to generate even more sophisticated results
of creation, content, photography orvideo, art or general. Yes,
to be that there is a productrather in love, because it is a
more specific result, requires a moredetailed creation of art, of aftography,
(15:48):
of this containing, then we needto ask better questions, we need to
view more or more detailed messages.And that already we say that it is
a product and a prompt is thencomposed of variables, key words, by
elements that more clearly configured your communicationfor the machine. Then the machine,
when it builds something, because itis already identifying variables that it knows.
(16:11):
So he' s gone through hiswisdom of the world. Let' s
just say that and give you aresult based on what you learned earlier.
So, when one view message asracingn prompt, I remind the machine what
I want based on its knowledge.So I' m explicit about saying clearly
what I' m looking to accomplish. The magna will look for and that
will try to know, to presageand then get star to roll a result
(16:36):
waiting for you. So, themore Christ is your prompt, the more
clear your message to macronal logging willbe your results than you expect and here
I mentioned jos basically how we canmonetize, how we can transform the creation
of a prompt into a sea ofbusiness for you, based on your own
knowledge, your expertise, your expertise. Then I' m a photographer.
If I don' t know ifyou' re going to take pictures s
(16:59):
s SS. With my way oftaking pictures, then you can develop a
product in my name and transform itinto a gameplate, so that what person
could use in my product to trollsimulate exactly what the skintimizo photos would look
like and here we have in discussion, not on intellectual property, about you
losing the work value of yourself.However, for Offolness, then how we
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can be criticizing the normal natural evolutionof the world. I can add and
capture to this transformation. In yourfavor, I am more of the idea
of the Cboom that I can transformmyself to my work here, that I
make use of this in a waythat benefits me no more than to be
(17:44):
complaining about the natural evolution of theexact world and, for example, in
this example of photography. So imaginethat I buy a prompt about a photographer
that I love your style. Soto make my image in that style,
I mean, I wouldn' thave to take it anymore. For example,
I want a business challenge. SoI take this prompt and then I
take my picture. And how itis done worth The first step would be
(18:07):
to interpret it. What you didis not sell to mac in step one,
it would be to go to themachine to interpret so much data what
is being seen in several r monthsthat allow you to transcribe your art in
this casten write your photo. I' ll take care of the one called
middi journey, emmd J or rnge journey. Then I just go up
(18:32):
there in image and I think themanna the tool will write you what you
' re seeing. There is apron yourself there that is a gameplayte of
that tool that allows you to haveto write what you are seeing. Then
he' s gonna transcribe this foryou. Then I' m learning.
I, as a machine, amlearning what I am seeing a tool.
(18:52):
So, maybe a corporate photo,a picture of whatever it is. Then
I translate this image into data.Now you can get that translation into data.
I get it, then format mystyle. So I have a thousand
photos, but it' s herebefore it goes up to the tool and
I ask here. Then the toolinterprets variables that are congruent in the ten
(19:14):
thousand photos. Then you' regonna find them that transcript of the image.
Go find an ite, I willfind water that I know because it
is congruent in the thousand contents andthat then does because it is twitter in
tenda as a photographer. Now,based on this, I grab this image
and it' s basically a textand I already speak like a template,
(19:36):
but you' ll upload several platforms, like you love a clean market,
because yes, or Mark place nefantTy prompt and I' ll put it
as an example Look. If youwant to build a containing similar to those
thousand photos, then you will haveto occupy this product that will allow you
to do something that looks like it. It may resemble that desired outcome.
(19:57):
If you like that result, thenin you are, for example, illustration
artists. You can be the sameabout your already worked concs. Hasta wey
asks you to the machine, thetool, squeeze what you did. What
congruence there are these contents and fromthere you break down. So you'
re vertical beams, those variables thatmatched and that' s a prompt So,
(20:22):
more is this interpreted what you've already done and violated the world.
What do you do organically, empiricallyin your exact day, hear,
and here I have a doubt.This also happens for text. So we
get, for example, that anentrepreneur wants to do a kind of communication,
no, then she goes to chatChipit asks for all this style of
communication. But chatchi Pit, manytimes you agree that it doesn' t
(20:45):
give you the information in your tone, in the tone of voice that you
want it. I mean, myquestion is you can take a prompt of
a style of communication so that allthis chat spit g based on this style
of communication and how it is done. But I always do this metaphor by
(21:06):
comparing to making a cake. IfI don' t know, it makes
cakes sadly, but I think they' d make you some egg water and
some water. Over there, ifI put more than one egg, a
little bit of flour a little bitmore. In the change of recipe,
change you' re traditional. Ididn' t know how you' d
like a recipe to come out soit' s like you' re waiting
(21:29):
to mix ingredients so that it's post- destructed, which in this
case is a cake. If youmake it more or less ingredients, the
taste of what you' re waitingfor will come out differently. So a
product is basically the same. Nothow I format like I build that recipe
millimetrically. The exact amount of flour, game and water to then build one
more than I' m waiting forthem to come out. So it also
(21:52):
works with content creation they use specialtension. If I have a tone you
see clearly defining a very specific language. I only have a communication proposits already
quite well interested and I, beforeordering with k chatspit or which tool also
built how I want to build abase with that recipe that I have determined
(22:12):
will necessarily have to follow this recipeto leave Abu that are expected. According
to what you' ve done herebefore. The easiest step is to realign
the tool this aspit case or whatyou already did. Then share previous works
and say look identify what I haveas far as here, what matches the
(22:33):
complicated articles before or the Instagram images, or whatever it is, then it
will identify what it is that coincideswith that creation of content to then create
alucum bas of this. If MarcoChachpit is quite or blue in use and
there are tools that are better tomake end here in nuts recommendations. The
first is the Adpit itself, butversion four zero the paid version is the
(22:59):
one that I do, because Iwork a lot with the creation I put.
Based on this, then I cansay that it comes out as I
hope it came out more containing,it will be that I occupied a version
four cer of execution It is goodto remember here a fast countries GPT is
not only name of the company,but that is the way, as we
(23:22):
understood, the pre- trained languageof those variables of ascial interest So the
sygge PT has a lot to dowith that is the pre- trained language
that you put me into the Shatplatform. That' s what we know
that shat and occupies the chipit,but the gipit and it' s transverse.
Or what tools over there he managesby occupying the chpit language and the
language that evolves is the free languageof the shat. Pity' s three
(23:47):
- five and they send me outquite four zero and they try better on
results. There are tools that alreadyoccupy the four zero. They' re
also paid. Another and that Ioccupy to market content for professionally is called
jasper js Jasper. There they havehad several monkeys. The performers tameplays of
(24:07):
special interest applied to the creation ofcontents And then, in this case,
when you occupy it, it willcertainly help you to have a tone,
a language, a purpose of communicationmore and cloud to what you hope to
achieve you start what would be anexample of jazzper for the creation of content
we can create with jasper from gullionsof videos. They followed your pair of
(24:30):
content pro gya, Instagram and brogposts carts, ticketok scripts. Everything you
want to create, everything you alreadydo today, in cras containing for social
networks, for books, for books, for videos whatever, you can occupy
gives you that out, because yougive sacrafth containing, but always occupy you
go to your pre training of yourmarket ok. There' s a function.
(24:52):
There specifically train brain the ryse andthere you can join all your inventory
of knowing finds you to your brand, pros cons in due dols of how
you have to create, how youare going to do that training. By
the end of the day, thegun is very clever, but that'
s not training without being exact,it' s not like you' re
gonna put it on. I wantyou to do me a publicity art right
(25:14):
now with the pantone four twenty-eight, so, like, you have
to learn. How you are,what you are building. That' s
right. Yeah, it' slike a drunk not that he' s
starting to ingate, talk, meetpeople, socialize and the stage of adolescence,
youth, is going to grow.Then you have it special. Same,
it' s an alternate person,it doesn' t look like talking
(25:37):
here in the field just the twoof this what it implies is a digital
entity, ye or in the dayfor the same reason to say that it
just starts massively, it' salready intros a long time ago, but
in a popular way just and piecethen you still have your jida w-
EG. So it' s likeyou' re talking about a super gifted
(25:57):
wion baby, but it' sstill gonna grow a lot to train him
to know how to handle it inevery situation. It' s very contextual
anten is absficial. I have togive the context that I hope so that
then I can despair between society,something that I would expect to be with
His lady is with baby exactly hearsand on podcast and voice issues, what
(26:21):
trends there are for artificial intelligence.That' s a great point because we
' ve already started to see alot of published Tiktoky Shorts content and I
' ve told myself that they occupyrations, that they occupy voices they use
official and before it was a bitunpleasant, because it felt like a base
of sada robots. But nowadays itis quite natural and the transcription of this
(26:42):
text using you of absticial interest theSHATSPT itself the paid version of four points
of steel you can talk as ifit were a southern film that we are
known recently. That' s alot, but he recently came back.
So in that movie you can talkto a digital men, ask about talking
(27:03):
in the movie is falling in lovewith her. It' s better to
have a very good film than tobase much of that interaction between man and
Macknel. So, as far asvoice usages are concerned, it temptingly already
has that function. I Javi isdriving in the trafo and practical a put
with jachpit and the voice is likea person, they go very contiguous and
(27:25):
everyone doesn' t give you abreath. There' s a pause.
So if a lot, even fatigue, then it' s very interesting about
the question of people working with voicesjust on a radio or producing voice over
or content voice creations, like eBooks, story stories. This is something that
needs to be kept in mind,because it could really reinvent the labour market.
(27:49):
And it' s sitting down becausethe one you do being content creation
humans is feeding yourself a library ofvoice styles. Two ways to express yourself
that the official intelencia is consuming bythen creating voices in a certain way is
a positive thing, because you canwake up a snoring day, shoes or
(28:12):
sintra your energy to work, usuallyhappens, then you can already occupy your
own voice to create your contents,occupy your own ascento. I have already
created nor is it a certain wayin Spanish expressing you Brazilian, which is
something very specific and you managed todo something quite similar and they work in
the same way. Me with contents, I consume all the seats. As
(28:33):
you know, tol fos that isdigitally spoken, has a curve, a
timeline of audio production. So I, with your crowning this voice and doing
something similar work. I am anugly one that we would increasingly have voices
that are used of special intuition forthe production of contents and that is something
(28:56):
a little alarming also for the futurecops of communication or simply narration that you
work using the voice. Then itmight be a bit of a benefit or
you can do it yourself, butit might deserve something an exact problem and
how we realize that something is madewith artificial intelligence that speaking quite a lot
(29:21):
of media are looking for me toidentify even if it' s a depfake,
that is, it' s somethingreal in politics, mainly a lot
of manipulation attempt and that past weekyou from various endorsements that sense and,
of course, how do you identifyif we see an image, we have
a video politically something visual. Ithas to be borne in mind that the
(29:44):
official venture still does not succeed andthat is something that has been complicated in
explaining that they do not succeed.Design some body parts by putting hands or
not looking, the pupil of theeye, the iris of the eye or
the hand no longer, then theyno longer manage to desire perfect good.
Then it' s a way tonetify. If an image is a video,
it was made using something, atool from it. That' s
(30:08):
what I' m supposed to bedoing if it' s a video.
Okay, you have to preserve reactions, you have to preserve how the person
is acting toward something very robotized ornot. And I always basically preserves nesslamove
her to the hands and made toneophone how she manipulates. I knew then,
from there the cias still fail togive that result optimally so that it
(30:33):
will happen little by little. Let' s see tools that you can get
there at that level. But eventhe gany today the weakness to the best
of content creation. You' reusing it there for photos and videos is
those jaw- eyed brothers, howthey' ve had two reactions since and
how much audio is required to submergeaudios and identification tools. It' s
(30:57):
a car that was built using ornot, but it' s still pretty
complicated to identify. It would bea more technical job. Tennify. However,
more and more materials are made.In that sense. So yes,
it' s an alarming one forjournalism companies, for example, what it
(31:18):
publishes not before later knows that itwent to bu faulso and so on here.
I think here in disclaiment the armis always about the things you see
the most. These are more controversialor political issues, because it could influence
more decisions. We saw each otherin half. Let' s focus on
Mexico. It' s been awhile since he published a woude that was
fake. So, well, it' s pending, but how it stands
(31:40):
out in that exact way and,in fact, I just saw that there
' s a very famous model onInstagram created with artificial intelligence. So,
how these videos are created, becauseit really seemed like the model was walking,
grabbing a fruit to a coffee,preparing things. How these videos are
created. You send back that allowsyou to create their videos. Of course
(32:01):
there are measures published as already,which are not five percent, in fact,
as already, but somehow occupy somepart of production premises. There are
measures that occupy other things and wealready think how this result will be able
to be, because you have tomix other knowledge. But speaking of it
there are only very popular tools,very famous, already without tes is one
(32:23):
of those tools, that is tosay called I of no of estuyomente.
Premise to thank the discor result alsodiscord. It' s a broader tool,
not a message tool. It takesa lot of care of gamers,
so ok, but it has achance to integrate tools. Then nis quarde
(32:45):
occupies several tools inside his platformn squareto thank his itado, but the run
itself is not a mint already.But if you occupy it as if it
were very dipiti as it is wasa shad that you practice with the already
to have the result square, itis much more its functionality. But there
are remittances that occupy a score togenerate this result. Then I said let
(33:06):
them build, have a studio thatallows you to do that pere something else
called Jenny Jenny g n and it' s very good and then more affluent.
Also that sense for the others youfirst, three, or think are
more important. Prom Mitch, jourtthe Bette third something like that, but
that' s the quality of yourresult, that tom is an a.
(33:29):
This one deals with other tools,other complements beyond it to have better release.
But from there you can start playingwater, pour an exact one,
because I loved this episode. Thetruth is, it' s super interesting.
I think it' s going todo you a lot of good,
but we' re going to getchopped off to sign up for our next
(33:52):
workshop and learn to use all thesetools, that the truth is a whole
world out there. I loved interviewingyou, Vinicius. Thank you so much
for your time. I don't know if you want to add anything
else to them continuing to create.Thanks as you already or I hope that
the trend of the modern world,whether it be the companies or for the
people, of making ridges that allowus to give or faster, because better
(34:21):
used the first step. That's great. Thank you so much.
I' m glad to say helloand I say goodbye. This is off
- road fashion, I' mjal and I' ll see you in
the next episode. This is veryplane clear and I' m looking down
for us on social networks as amodel remover or as Joe looking down I
see you in the next episode
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