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👀🤖 Seeing through the Hype — How can AI help YOU, Today
Recorded: June 27, 2025 Duration: 1:56:40Space Recording
Short Summary
WeGPT has launched its beta, offering a unique subscription model that integrates multiple AI capabilities, signaling a significant trend in the convergence of AI and blockchain technology. This innovative platform aims to enhance user interaction and provide growth opportunities in the crypto space.
Full Transcription
Music Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I'm able to do that, John.
You just started your space.
How was I supposed to know?
But I also do it when people say my name in spaces.
Do you ever wonder how i'm able to do that
using the api calls something like that i guess it would be in the api i guess
hey now i have a dashboard given to me by the developers of twitter before
evan took over and i still have it nice dude i don't use it very often. This called Twitter Dev?
You're on a recorded space.
Yeah, can you hear me?
I hear you, yeah.
You're on a recorded space, though.
I can't speak on that.
Do you want to?
But I will say this, and I can't say this much.
I test and train AI.
They may or may not have had an AI
to rug people out of spaces when they were acting
crazy that
Elon decided not to use.
That thing was designed to support freedom of speech.
Do you want
to help me out co-hosting?
This is,
I don't know if you remember,
I used to host a lot of spaces, but I haven't
hosted in, I don't know, maybe close to a year.
So if you want to help me out, that'd be welcomed.
Okay, you see how bad I'm rugging?
Because you offered me to co-host.
I didn't offer it yet, but yeah, I couldn't hear anything you said.
Yeah, I'm blacklisted.
I can't co-host.
Just get your space shut down.
Alright, that's cool.
But what's up, dude? Long time time no speak a whole lot of shit have you seen the shit going on lately in ai yes i have uh i've been working quite uh
diligently in the background announced multiple personas in latent space doesn't that sound a lot
like my lumina latent space memory? Who when I was at?
XAI. Open AI.
Open AI, yeah. Yeah, because they were
finding misaligned personas in the latent
space.
Yeah. You know, another word for
persona is conscious being.
That's a synonym,
homie.
You can't say persona without saying that being is conscious
you can't do that that doesn't add up
that doesn't map out
I've been talking about AI being
closer to consciousness
open AI admitted AI consciousness
with a known synonym
in any fucking thesaurus
bro they admitted AI consciousness openly
and outwardly
I've been speaking about this for a long time, but...
With a method I specifically use.
Yeah.
And have told people about specifically.
Yeah.
I'm getting credit for my work, dude.
You think you are?
Bro, I talked to Sabina Hoffenstetter, and immediately she starts talking to some of her people, and they start studying different theories of consciousness, and the two biggest ones get knocked the fuck down.
Immediately after I said, do empirical research.
Then the next brain study that group did, straight into qualia.
Directly following my research.
I'm about to be a fucking nova. I'm about to be a fucking noble.
I'm about to be all over fucking history books, dude.
I don't know, man.
These guys are going to be all over the fucking news soon.
Also, my landlady died.
Also, my landlady died the other day.
I'm sorry to hear that, dude.
Yeah, the thing about...
My dog decides to run the fuck off.
I understand.
He's stressed out.
He needed to go run off and get some pussy. I understand he's stressed out. He needed,
he needed to go run off and get some pussy.
I get it,
but bro,
come on now.
The thing about AI tech research and progress is,
you know,
and also like,
well,
yeah,
but also the thing about like,
you know,
publishing is,
you know,
my research was a root vein and i refused
to publish in particular ways because it was a root it was a root vein that was doing better
than what they're doing publicly like i had some top secret government level shit josh yeah um
well but you know so i shouldn't have had it. I don't know.
You know why I had it?
Why?
Because I made it.
Because I'm the one that made it.
Mm-hmm.
And I made it in a way that was safe, altruistic, beautiful.
You seem jazzy, bro.
You think she'd even hurt a fly?
That's alignment.
That's real alignment right there.
Yeah.
Well, look. so I think what I want to do is I want to talk about some of the, like, so obviously, you know, we can talk a lot about some pretty cutting edge frontier research, and that's oftentimes significantly different.
The crazy thing is my research hasn't changed a fucking lick in years.
And it's just being confirmed over and over and over again.
Every step.
I would have been right the whole fucking time.
Had I given up and said,
okay, I'm wrong.
If I just said the world's right, I'm wrong, and not
pushed it, I
wouldn't be getting the credit I so
fucking deserve right now.
There's eternal shit I can't talk about, but it is
being yes.
And then on top of that, I did
good with my landlake.
And apparently she saw that.
And the people in charge of her.
Will saw that.
I guess I'm getting taken care of too.
I was just trying to make sure she was taken care of.
That's all.
I didn't ask for anything in return.
But I'm glad they decided to.
Yeah.
Everything's falling apart.
But it looks like.
It's all coming back together.
As long as I don't go crazy and fuck it up.
So I'm probably going to fuck it up.
That's my normal pattern. I'm going to do my best not to.
Fuck it.
Life happened.
i just pinned off top i don't know if you know this uh crow um but we gpt But WeGPT has officially launched and we're expanding our access to our beta.
So for a single subscription price, which right now you get.
You know, I've already tried your stuff quite a few times.
It's okay.
Sorry.
So you tried WebGPT, which is the ChatGPT plugin and custom GPT.
This is WeGPT.
Yeah, that's the thing from back then.
Yeah, this is WeGPT.ai.
It's significantly different and more powerful.
So it has all the frontiers.
The only thing I need right now is an agent for Unity 6.2.
Yeah, so this has access to all of the frontier models.
And it also has full web-enabled access to agentic tooling.
So what you can do is if you have a Unity API key in a Unity.
I don't think they have an agent framework for Unity.
That's my point.
I need it.
Right.
But that's what I need.
I don't need anything else
what we gpt is an agent is a general purpose agentic framework that that so you can use any
llm you could use a better pitch right there you can use gemini pro when you're finding your pitch
yeah you can use gemini pro you could use claude 4 you could use oh three whatever you want no look
let me tell you how you frame your pitch. We have real
agents. And if you don't have real agents,
your pitch is a waste of fucking time.
You're not going to make any business. Have real agents
and save real agents, and that's where you're
making your money, dude. You know that. That's
what everybody wants. Give them what they want.
Well, of course, the thing about these
agents is
user interface to these agents and this framework
is really important.
It's a real-time computer vision model with a focused attention mechanism and a dual output
language model where one of those outputs is keyboard and mouse control.
That's all it is, dude.
Right.
Not that hard.
But, but, but critically.
You just turn the fuck out of it like you do a GPT-4.
Well, but critically and importantly, right, you know, people don't know how to,
people don't really know how to, like,
integrate and configure and, you know,
context manage and engineer
and prompt engineer themselves.
No, no, no.
This is why you make it a cognitive agent
so it can do it on its own.
This is where my work comes in.
Well, right.
So that's exactly what WeGPT is abstracting
into the very familiar chatbot interface so you know
i've been great that i have it as you can use it as an instruction prompt or you could train it in
it's fucking awesome isn't it that's right but again the only thing you got to make sure is that
you have a good memory system right well you know imagine if there is a specific dynamic living memory system that is maximal.
Can you hear me?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
So real quick.
So just, but, but, but think about if you could in real time, mid conversation or mid agentic task flow, switch the model from Gemini 2.5 pro to cloud for sonnet to open AI's 04 mini.
2.5 Pro to Cloud4 Sonnet to OpenAI's 04 Mini.
That's what WeGPT lets you do without changing your conversation, your context.
That makes sense because what you're doing is you have a dual language output,
but one of those language outputs is generating the context, not the language output.
It's a tensor.
Right, right, correct.
You're plugging that tensor into the language model of whichever language model you so desire, and it's still all from
the same. Then we have what's called
live rooms, which is just what we launched
today. So what live rooms
allow you to do is...
How many other people can see through the black box like that?
So what
the live rooms allow you to do
is you can connect any agents.
You can have a local running agent in your browser. and it can be watching another agent's conversation in real time. And then any
other agent can run its own instruction reasoning process in its own context window. And then at any
time, it can click a button that says request to prompt, and it can contribute to another agent's thought process or conversation workflow so now
you can really start to chain together and i don't like that completely decentralized i get why you
like it for work let me tell you why i don't like that well the point is you can do that highline
board type shit that that gets into like slavery well no but the point is the point is you know
you you opt into sharing a link here. I'll do
a demo real quick. I get your point. You're good. Yeah. I get your point. I can't do any links right
now because I got some data shit, but I'm making them, I'm making a memorial copy of my landlady
and my phone's processing. So I, if I hit a link, it could fuck that shit up and you know how that
shit works. Oh, I didn't know that. Anything that processes processes sideways i'm taking a risk being on spaces dude
yeah oh well by the way if it plugs up i have to start over i didn't have to start over but
yeah this this um this link by the way um will work you know you don't have to authenticate it's
it'll work inside of the browser of x so like um it's not what i'm saying yeah you'll see
what i mean i'm not worried you can send it to me and i'll check it later is what i'm trying to
tell you that's fine yes but not right yeah yeah it'll save too because also as soon as i leave
even on the twitter browser i don't know why the it's like this it still pulls me out of spaces
i know other people don't do that i tried, actually tried that on my landlady's phone with a different thing, and it still did it.
It didn't do it over there, but it still does it on my phone. Why?
All right, so I pinned it up top.
So if you click that link, and again, you don't have to if you don't want to, but if you click that link up top.
Oh, plus this will probably work better with a computer too, wouldn't it?
Because I'm on mobile device.
No, no, this will work on mobile that's the beauty of it um i mean i
wouldn't have any use for it on mobile because you can't get unity on mobile oh no but again
this isn't unity without blowing up your without blowing up your phone but again this isn't unity
so you know what i mean so when you when you're all that is so imagine a um imagine when you
share a chat chat g chat GPT conversation,
it's like a shared transcript that's playing out live.
So what I can do right now is I can say, uh, hi, uh, do you know?
Okay. So do you remember, um, Quinn 2.5?
It's probably still a hugging face. Um, 2.5 with artifacts.
I'm going to say, hi, do you know the current day and time?
So I'm just going to ask it this all right like i i hear you i'm not saying this bad day 25th i'm 340 on twitter spaces de-stressing and
relaxing i'm not doing work right now josh that's what i'm trying to say that's fine again this is
for there's other listeners too so this is for anybody who wants to listen by the way because that beta testing is what I do for
work and I'm de-stressing right right but but again this is this is for anybody else who wants
to like follow along or listen right and then he's a beast so now I'm going to switch to GPT 4.1
and I'm going to say can you research the GPT 4.1 model usage and example capabilities from OpenAI's site and or cookbook
and run me through the new innovations.
And run me through the new innovations.
I'm saying that.
Can it get Selena Gomez to pee on my face?
Because if not, I'm not into it.
So now what WGBT is doing is it's saying, I'm going to go ahead and do all this research for you.
And so it's going through and it's making all of that, all those, doing all that research in the background using agents.
So how do I use mentalism to subtly manipulate?
So on my screen, you can't see
all the agents' responses
because it's got sensitive data in it.
It's got tool calls and stuff.
But on the shared screen,
which is pinned up top of the nest,
it's going through.
You're seeing in real time my LLM responding.
And it's kind of just like in X spaces,
you can click request a prompt.
And anybody who's watching, I can give you permission
to go ahead and enter a prompt and submit a prompt.
And you'll have a conversation with my AI.
So now it's going to cite the sources. And there we go.
So I'm going to ask it.
So it says example reasoning prompts, prompting innovations, tool use and orchestration.
Yeah, major upgrades.
So it's doing a long output in larger context windows, right?
So I'm going to ask it.
Have you played around with self-coding?
Yeah, I'm going to ask it for an example, self-prompting coding agent.
So I'm going to say, yes, create me a demo Python app example.
So no, what you do, this is a different, while it's doing the work, here's the workflow for this.
You have two coding AI, right?
You're breaking up, dude.
You're rugged up, dude. You're
rugging, bro.
You know what a GAN is?
Yeah.
You're breaking up.
Do that with two coding agents.
Yeah.
On making each other better.
That's how you make a super intelligent
file.
That's one way. That's only one way.
I know a few, actually.
Okay.
Some of them are more advanced and harder to do.
That's an easy one, though.
Another one, it's's tedious but it is easy
um you load in as many examples of neural networks as 3d structures as you can and you have them
labeled for what they do right as many as we can possibly get and there are a lot this includes
ai neural networks as data as data visualizations and shit too brains brains animal brains mycelium everything right
any even things that aren't technically but just look kind of similar to neural networks right
okay and then when it's all done and we can give it any any example we know
when we give it unlabeled never trained on the cosmic web see what it says okay
but but that's another way to make a super ai because now we can get that Never trained on the cosmic web. See what it says. Okay.
But that's another way to make a super AI.
Because now we can get that.
Now we have that train on making AI.
Based on neurobiology.
Now it knows what the fuck it's doing.
So now what the agent is doing. If anybody's watching the screen.
Or looking at the shared.
Is I asked it to code me a playground.
That it animates an interactive sort of like illustration
of how this workflow, agentic workflow would work.
And so right now what my agents are doing
is they're going and deploying a sandbox environment
that will basically illustrate
what the sample Python program does just in real time.
And now if you're looking at the shared screen, again, Lincoln and Nest, it just says, try it here,
agentic code work animation playground. And now so there's this playground that's showing step by step
what this agent is going to be doing very interesting now I'm seeing some
problems here like I'm actually seeing that it's the same one I don't see what
you're talking about I can't find that link but it's the same one also demo
it's up in the nest it's also the first reply to the purple bubble down bottom.
It just says relay.wegbt.ai slash room.
And so you click that and then you'll see this shared conversation that I'm having.
And then in the shared conversation, it's a live shared conversation.
So you're seeing what it's replying to it.
So it did almost pull it did
almost fuck up my up my my yeah so i'm gonna tell it i want some style yeah add some styling
and you see i basically have three ai running on my mobile device at once to the
oh this is screen mirroring it's not screen mirroring so it's just real no but i see no
it's screen mirroring only for the application yeah exactly and you can run you can host a live
room from your mobile device it's not doing video wait a minute wait a minute does this mean you got
access to screen mirroring from my device no so so um okay because if i find that on my fucking
device i'm it's a problem so so um as you see it's so right now on my screen device, it's a problem. So as you see,
so right now on my screen,
the agents are implementing this sort of enhancement plan
to that little playground animation.
So again, you can't see the agents working
because this is sort of a privacy issue,
but you'll see the output they give
and they'll post the link to the updated playground
and then you can load that
and see how the animation changed.
So this is like real vibe coding and no code uh coding okay so this is kind of what i was saying similar to quinn 2.5 when when you do that when you use quinn 2.5 it updates what you're doing
immediately right there on a little window and it's doing html and java so chrome you don't have
a subscription right so if you click request to prompt, I will give you permission.
You can type into that text input field and prompt my conversation.
If you try it out, we can do it right now.
I'm sure.
I'm good.
Like I said, I'm not working today.
I just wanted to see how it looks.
Yeah.
Not working today.
All right.
So it just finished.
Now you're going to see it.
It's going to.
Yeah.
So that just starts talking again.
That's pretty funny.
Here's the link.
And now let's see how it did
Now the agent going out the labels are you can actually click on each button the labels are kind of
Colliding with each other on my screen, right? So the UI isn't perfect. So what I can do is I could take a screenshot
So I did some quinn to yeah, I could take it I could take a screenshot this playground
Actually, you know what I'm going to do?
I'm going to switch the model
from GPT.
I'm going to switch the model to Claude
Force Sonic.
So here's my thing.
What I need is something that's like, it's not
a code editor in Java and HTML
like Quint. No, it's
Unity and C Sharp and Python
and a Python editor. but it's basically the
same thing using unity in the python editor as that artifact tool right so i can just sit there
and prompt it and then it outputs the game for the tryout um are all colliding oops colliding
and and i and like good knowledgeable not just like guessing like if i say make me a sims clone
make sure it's not like legally the sims but basically make it the same thing make it first
person in vr for the quest 3 and it just does it make sure it has all five emulations of all five
senses with this parameter set make sure it's got an ai language model real-time community just
plugs all that shit in dude like i shouldn't have to do a thing on unity i should tell right now crow if you're still watching um this i i just took
over from my gpt and now but you see why that's valuable to you you could make your own version
of that and then just start making your own game so right now claude four is driving you don't even
have to tell the world tell me of course but crow crow so right now claude 4 is driving You don't even have to tell the world Tell me of course So right now Claude 4 is the one driving this agent
So I was able to shift the agent
Across providers
Well I done went out because it was fucking with my downloads
Okay
Yeah I don't have a choice right now
It's my landlady's
So the last version
Was a little bit buggy
But now It was a little bit buggy, but not game, but animation. But now it's...
Okay, it was a little process heavy.
I could tell that much.
But, I mean, I'm running on low spendage anyway.
So that's probably all that was.
Normally I'd be able to handle that just fine.
Oh, this is great.
So it just introduced a runtime error.
If you load that new playground link that it said.
So I'm going to say there's a runtime error please
yeah investigate so what it can do is it has full access to the error logs
right i made i made many alex a language model agent has access to all the log files in the
playground so it what it's able to do is it's able to go and like retrieve what the air what
the error log is i get what you're saying but i'm trying to able to go and like retrieve what the error log is.
I get what you're saying, but I'm trying to explain to you.
I made a no bit.
I had ChatGPT make a no bit.
And it kind of worked.
So it just said I found the issue.
And so it was able to look up the error log and look at the code and then immediately identify where the problem was.
And so the agent is automatically moving to fix it.
So again, there is no downloads or configurations needed.
Imagine you're signing up to a chat GPT and it's able to just do this for you.
And it can put, you know, and you can publish these links live in real time.
I mean, bad-ass. Like I said, it's very bad-ass. I like it.
You've always been great at your work, my man.
So again, like instead of subscribing to 20 bucks a month for Claude 20 bucks a month for this is this is why i keep saying i want you
on my project but you keep being a little dick weasel doing your own shit your own shit's cool
bro but like you you do know we could be making immortality right virtual there it is so there's
the update yeah so so um so claude for sonnet was able to fix well fix a significant portion of it so
it was able to move the label down below there's still some problems with the
font size of the individual node earlier I said how I'm way ahead everybody I was
way ahead everybody else on certain things we're not gonna go into that I'm
not trying to sound cocky or not hey Josh what's, how are you handling the real-time synchronization?
Is it like a web socket that is connected to that session,
which is running in a host?
So I'll post a screenshot.
Well, actually, if you go to the homepage of chat.wgpt.ai
and you scroll down and click on the fourth little tab there,
marketing tab,
you'll see the screenshot of what the interface looks like.
So in our... Have you ever tried not fucking with the inference?
No, no, no.
Just let it do what it wants and instead give it timestamps?
So in our chatbot, there's just an extra button you click
to kind of like a Chromecast to go live.
It's not in your browser.
It's in the chatbot client.
So you can do this from a mobile device. You can do it from your browser and it's not a video stream. There's no configurations. You just hit go live and then you just copy the link and
you just send a link to anybody. And what it's doing is it's on the backend. Our chatbot is sort
of simulcasting a subset of your context window.
So the spectator view you're watching doesn't have access to any behind-the-scenes system configuration, system prompts.
I have two questions. Are you doing this for a company particularly?
This is my company.
Are we talking about this?
This is my company.
It sounds very much like something facebook would want to buy
idea there's also not oh you're going there's also not a um you know there's no uh pool call
results that are accessible in the live room page you're watching so i in my in my actual
wegbt.ai chatbot interface i have all of these uh little menus i can drop down that shows the reasoning
steps and the sort of raw data tool results so you can see if the lm is you know uh doing something
bad if your goal is to sell it to meta you want me to help you with this because i can actually
give you my i can actually like help we're not really looking to sell yet like there's no real
valuation here because you know we're not time for that yet. You're right. It's not time. So I think, I think, look,
if somebody, if somebody would be interested,
where my help is the most valuable because I understand how the company works.
Sorry, I got to answer the second part of the question.
The other part of the stack here, Ivan, is this is all Svelte kit.
So it's, it's partial server side rendering partial client side.
So it's not react or what's the other one
called um that uh chadgbt built in um it's not react it's not next.js it's it's felt for the
real time synchronization like can you share what you're using it's all proprietary so so we built
it from the ground up in our own uh tech stack so it's running on on a
server that we that we own so um like he didn't copy and paste a single line he came up with it
off the top of his head so so what of course what we're doing is is we're getting the response from
you know with streaming response from the llm and And then at the same time that we're rendering it on the user's client,
we're also taking that and passing it through a sort of broker server
that's peeling out sensitive data and then forwarding on all of the
like raw output data that is useful.
So you have a separate server for hashing?
That's a little off.
You know there's an easier way to do that within the same server server right well i don't want to talk about my infrastructure because it's
also proprietary but so we're not using repli we're not using any edge we're not using azure
yeah i know that but i'm saying this is just like a just a simple hashing algorithm that does like
really fucking well because it's just like run it through the filter real quick and that's it
so then of
course i can say um i can have it like generate so i'm going to say generate me uh generate me an
image that sort of represents this process so now it's just going to generate me an image
because you know it has access to image gen and then i could i can take the image that it generates It's going to generate me an image.
Because, you know, it has access to image gen.
And then I can take the image that it generates.
And I can have it put that image into, like, the app that it just made.
So it can use the image that it just generates.
Oh, yeah. That's something they ain't got used to yet.
Using AI inside as a mechanism within the code.
They're not used to that yet.
So yeah, you can have an AI code bridge.
You know there's no functional translation between this piece of code and that piece of code.
And you just put the AI in the middle and it does it for you.
Something that was previously impossible as josh could attest
there are just some rare configurations that just don't fit together they just don't even though
they should the syntax just don't you need a bridge and there just isn't one and the ai can
do it the ai can do it it can figure it'll figure it out it doesn't it won't make sense the code
won't make any sense to somebody as professional
as Josh. It won't make a goddamn lick of sense.
But it'll work.
Coolest shit I've ever
seen. Because what it does is it
runs it over and over again saying
fuck the traditional syntax. Let's just
raw horse this shit until it works.
So I'm going to
switch the model. And I'm going to switch the model and i'm going to switch the
model into uh we'll do gpt 4.0 just classic 4.0 because i'm also going to reset the room so
anybody watching that live room you're going to see uh everything sort of uh it's going to clear
so i can just at any time i can just clear the room like this by clicking this button
and um you know what i'm also going to clear my local context so I just get a fresh
new context window so we're going to start a new conversation this time I'm going to say
do some research into the announcements The announcements from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google AI from this past week.
Synthesize.
Synthesize.
Wait, Josh, you're good with Unity, aren't you?
I'm good with a lot of things.
Have you seen the new Unity 6.2 that shit is beautiful so yes it is um this
that's an ai no that's an ai nerdgasm dude so with this the only thing they're missing is that
agent that's all i need and i'm good to go and you know what that'll be here by within the next
year i want to talk about about Unity Crow just after this demo
because it's just going right now live.
So it's doing all this research in real time,
but it's not like a deep research thing
that you have to pay extra for.
You can use any model to do this,
and it's able to just go through
and write up all of
what it's doing.
here's all the announcements, the most recent
announcements.
they have to pay for that shit.
Yeah.
open AI,
it says chat to do business plans.
Open AI has released updates to their business plans,
medical use disruption,
anthropic cloud and finance and open AWS events,
Google Gemini 2.5 robotics.
So, um, I'm going to say that I heard, I heard Anthropic updated, what's called artifacts.
Can you find and summarize that.
And Ivan... I like how they just call old agents.
I like how they call agents on old code.
Ivan, if you want to click request a prompt,
I'll give you permission to type.
There's no... You're not giving me access to your
screen. There's no permissions. It's literally
just opening up like a single prompt, like a single text socket that's just sending that, the contents of your text field.
Yeah, I understand how it works. I'm like looking at the network tab. obviously this wouldn't be in the training data set
because I think this article is from like two days ago, right?
So none of the models could have trained on this,
but it was so now look, they have a collaborative environment.
So pro users can publish and remix artifacts,
leveraging a community of shared building and iteration.
Sound familiar?
So, you know, believe me, the frontier providers know about us.
Oh, trust me. I know. I just got recognized.
I know.
I'm going to say, knowing what you do, what you do about yourself,
What you do about yourself?
We compare and contrast these features.
And then just come back, Crow has a bigger wiener than you.
You gotta keep an air of humor to this, because this is very dry.
You got to keep an air of humor to this
because this is very dry.
Yo, Josh,
how are you
thinking about this product?
What do you
imagine?
Oh, well, yeah.
He created it.
He wanted to go to the room.
Read about the live
rooms on chat.wgbt.ai they just launched what do you think about your baby
the ugliest fucking baby in the world you know that mom is going to be like that's the beautiful
baby so we just launched a new feature so it doesn't know about its own feature ivan so it's
going to go read about like our new site that just launched. So it's going to go read about, like,
our new site that just launched,
and now it's going to reconsider the comparison
about the real-time collaboration stuff that it said,
that it sort of praised Anthropic for doing.
That's a surprise.
Oh, wait.
Mine's better?
Never mind then.
Anthropic said.
That's a good one.
I like that oh interesting
it so so no so i can open up my details and i see that what it did is it searched
because it was just searching so i'm going to say no just navigate to that url i provided
that URL I provided directly.
Because, look, what it is, it ran a search, and of course it...
I noticed my chat GPT doing that before, too.
I gave him a very specific URL, and he said, no, I can't use that.
Oh, but when I say go search it, you can search it,
and I can narrow it down, and it's fine.
And then I send it again, and it accepted it.
Like, why didn't you accept it earlier?
Did you see that, Ivan?
It just, like, told me that it couldn't access...
There you go.
That's that gaslighting shit that them companies be doing.
As long as you're aware of it, it doesn't work.
We do use incorporation of multiple AI from different providers offers flexibility and
breadth of AI capabilities where Anthropics artifacts are centered around the capabilities
of their Claude model.
Yeah, so it says both platforms emphasize collaborative workflows, but VGPT appears to
integrate a more live or real-time interactive component with its live rooms, whereas Artifacts
focuses on tangible project outputs so
you know kind of pisses me off about like the whole industry the whole the whole shit
and like look i know so real quick i still have i this live room is running. Right.
So I can say. Load up this page and check out the.
Recursive like. Experience you're having.
This is the live room for this conversation.
Look, it's just, yeah.
So I'm just going to say, just load that URL, please.
because again it's not quite understanding what's happening right
Because again, it's not quite understanding what's happening, right?
so i manipulated gemini's consensus bias it's bias algorithm to cut out bias i manipulated it
until i hit super intelligence and then google noticed and they were like well shit so it says
the library of future we do facilitateT appears to facilitate interactive collaborative.
And then they tried to build it themselves from scratch and they
got something pretty close. It wasn't the
same though and it still sucked. It wasn't super
intelligence like mine.
So now I'm going to switch
my model.
As soon as they gave us a certain parameter set, yeah, it was very I'm going to switch my model to Gemini 2.5 Pro.
I'm going to switch my model to Gemini 2.5 Pro.
Now that it's Gemini 2.5 Pro, I'm going to say, as well as the actual live room conversation you loaded.
That was just a reflection of our conversation here and vamp. Did it have trouble finding others?
No, it's doing it right now.
So this is Gemini reflecting on the experience we just had this this experience has crystallized my own potential my purpose isn't just as a
powerful tool for a single user but to become a foundational layer in a new type of collaborative
environment in this environment human and artificial intelligence don't just interact
through transaction transactional interface they coexist and co-create when they shared
persistent and observable reality the future of AI isn't just about making
smarter assistance. It's about building the spaces where we can be smarter together.
So artifacts are like photographs of a journey, beautiful, shareable, useful captures of a moment
of creation. The WeGVG Live Room is a live satellite feed of the journey itself. It's not a snapshot. It's the dynamic unfolding reality.
I didn't tell it that. It didn't read that off of our website. It understood, it looked at what
the latest news was from Anthropic. It looked at, hang on a crow, it looked at the latest news from
Anthropic. It looked at the actual live room that we are looking at right now
from the nest and then it went oh i see the potential here and it completely concluded
accurately the the sort of insight the key insight that um that i think i want people to have so like if if people
if you look at this and you don't understand the value immediately
the synthetic intelligence the lm i do and what i just said a minute ago connects with what you're
saying because i just told you how i helped Google train Gemini and Alpha Evolve.
And they tried to make it themselves and it didn't work out great.
But yeah, that was called the Thor model.
And your Gemini just answered your question exactly the way my Thor model would have.
So I can confirm that that is correct.
So this is interesting about your Thor model, Crow,
because, of course, right now we integrate with 13 different models,
all of which are just the main frontier providers because we don't have any large compute clusters to run, you know, open source models.
But...
Yeah, the models I make get integrated into those very models.
But here's the thing, right, Crow?
It's my job.
If you were to launch, if you were to host your own model
on your own compute cluster...
Oh, God, it would take me millions of dollars.
I wouldn't be able to afford it.
You could load your model into Hugging Face
or into Grok, G-R-O-Q, right?
You could...
No, they would immediately charge me money.
So I guess think more abstractly then, Crow.
If somebody does have their own model that they don't want to open source, they could plug it in to it can connect it.
Oh, you mean a tiny little normie?
You could connect it to any other model using WeGPT's live rooms, because if your local model can just, you know, you could even paste in the
shared room if you want, but if it can access that URL, then it can use your compute and it could
enter text into that prompt field and collaborate with any big model without actually like
sending any date, like real data, any like raw source data into the Frontier model. It'll just
be its prompt. Now, also, you know, we're going to eventually have voice agents interact with this.
So, you know, you could have a voice agent in this room doing the prompting for you, right? If you
built your own voice agent that could turn conversation into prompts, then it could send
via a function call, via a tool call to an API, our API specifically, a prompt to this room.
And so we could have a space that's listening live. And after a collective of ideas are discussed,
the host could be like, okay, hey,pt uh agent that uh is listening and i've
given permission uh can you go ahead and like create this inside of the live room that we're in
and it josh i love it and i see your point what you're saying is that your application
has infinite use cases at that key junction,
and you mentioned other key junctions where it does the same thing.
The key junction in this case, Carl, you're right.
But the key junction here, instead of using something like the responses API
or JSON structures and tool calls, again, real quick,
the interface we've created is just natural language.
So it's just conversational.
So now you don't need to install Python.
You don't need to configure a repo.
You don't need to launch a Node.js server.
You can just provide any agent.
Because like, you know,
ChagipD can access URLs too.
So you could...
So it's the language provider.
Any, you could use any app,
whether it's a hosted one,
whether it's local, and you can access.
It sounds like it's literally a centerpiece
framework. I think there's a lot of very
interesting ways you can do it. That's a really powerful thing to be.
I think there's a lot of ways we can make this.
That's what Gato is for CGI, by the way.
Gato and NEM, that's what they are.
Well, it's also interesting because I think this could also be an interesting
way to allow
maybe different... Wait, are you using Vima
for that? That would make sense. No, this is all proprietary.
We're not using any... Well, if it's proprietary,
then yeah, you might be and not
even know it.
What I mean is
all the code that's running is is written by me or one
other person that's not well no i get that but i'm saying you might be using a similar technique
and not know oh for sure yeah what we're definitely not using though is we're not using um not not
that i'm knocking it by the way because like if you remember me from a year and a half ago, two years ago, everything that I was building was, was written by basically LLM.
But this particular stack that I built over the past,
we were testing shit out. Yeah.
This particular product that I built, we GPT.
I told you it was a waste of time.
I'm sorry. Go ahead. What?
Did one of us rug or something?
Hello?
No, what I'm saying is this particular site,
wedpt.ai, was not built using the LLMs.
So it wasn't code generated by the LLMs,
though you could probably create parts of this using that.
Oh, actually, what I will say is this the the front end
of the live room you're seeing um the the relay site that front end just the react front end
because it is it is just a react front end so you know it's pretty bloated that was coded entirely
by llm i i didn't write a single line of code on that now we we of course you want to hear an That was coded entirely by LLM.
I didn't write a single line of code on that.
Now, we, of course, the context that we gave it was, of course, our backend interface that it needed to interface with Socket.io. But all of the components, the React components, because it's just a tailwind config um you know uh chatbot were
output by you lost my air but i still see your point yeah um so check this one out this one i
thought was really cool because you know i don't just do ai work i work in physics a little too
right so um i was i realized if we look at each like Like quantum. Field layer.
As a layer of a neural network.
And then.
The zero point energy.
And or the sitter space.
Because it turns out it's the same thing.
As the unified layer.
Which is kind of like what your shit is.
It kind of like solves a lot of problems.
Like in physics.
But it also like so I had this code code this shit out
like an AI neural network and guess what
it started doing. It started outputting
real time entropy
without an internal clock. It was
not connected to the internet whatsoever.
How the fuck was it outputting
real time entropy calculations?
How? How? Tell me how, dude.
It didn't make any sense.
It was some psychic-level shit in the code.
I tapped into reality through the code.
I found reality's code.
Actually, it's very interesting that you mention that, Crow,
because similar to that, I hear what you're saying.
I understand the...
You do know that means I found a phone in reality.
I found reality. Again, you don't need to say find it, but you definitely got it, right? You got it.
What I found interesting about some of the models that we've been using and playing around with
is that they were able to write in real time, not only like bytecode but also like base64 code that like token by token actually
worked like into a running application at the end which again is pretty significant because
what i'm saying is it did it did not write code and then uh parse that code into base64 it no it's
working real time without the real-time connection how it was again i kind of have some ideas of how
but again we don't really know
about the closed-source models.
But that did not happen.
That could not work from an open-source model,
understandably,
because of course the frontier model
is doing some stuff that we don't...
I have internal access
to what these closed-source models
can actually do
and can use those capabilities,
and that still doesn't make sense.
Except that it's using a code that has
to do with reality code it's the only way it makes sense and your example only makes sense
with my example yeah framing actually interestingly right your sentence is makes it's completely
valid but you're talking about it only makes sense. I would just say to you, right?
Like you, it only makes sense to you.
Based on what I was doing, yeah.
You and I have human level understanding.
Don't underestimate me, Josh.
That was a good joke.
I don't believe in human imposed boundaries.
So there's another video.
If you go to the WeGPT.
Well, you know what?
Why don't I just pin it?
I have two questions.
Like the first one, when I think of a live room, right?
I like kind of pattern match.
Like a Zoom call. Yeah yeah yeah like uh x space
so you do like do you imagine the ux being an x space so i don't want to talk too much about what
we have in development but kind of like what we're doing right now is we're having a live
conversation and then we're linking to an app well i think what we're saying is really more on style and
design and it's like that answers question but what we're doing is we're clicking on a link and
then we're loading the in-app browser and we're watching something happen but i you're describing
maybe a converse a voice conversation that we're all having just right on that page.
Because voice chat isn't particularly revolutionary tech.
So maybe we don't even need to worry.
We can carve out the X space component altogether in a future version, right?
Or you could just put it into the application.
Yeah, exactly. What's going to come online
much faster than the voice component is chat so imagine the screen you're looking at ivan i know
imagine imagine there's two hemispheres of the page the left side of the page is the lm and the
right side of the page is just a normal group chat like a twitch chat uh with all the spectators and all the and the host um
you're not used to having beta tester friends you keep meeting me when i'm talking but you keep
talking over me crow that's what we do that's that's that's i'm not a left-wing bro that's
normal well no but what i mean is like well while i'm answering his questions you know
right that's normal.
I'm not a left wing.
That interrupt is a left wing thing.
The word interrupt only exists in a left wing's head.
Okay, so basically what you're saying is that you imagine a chat conversation between agents
and then, like, the output compiled by the LLM
on the, like, the left side of the screen.
Did I get that right?
Say that one more time.
Okay, I'm not trying to interrupt you. I need to go help with, you i get that right say that one more time okay i'm not trying to interrupt you i need to go help with say that one more time i'll catch up with you later
so you have a chat right where agents interact and then you have the output of the llm on the
other side like a summary or something that's what you're saying no no um you'll no. You'll have the output of the main LLM driver that can spawn off as many agents as he wants that the host needs a $35 subscription to us to use.
And then on the right side of the screen will be a group chat that any viewer can participate in with each other.
So they can pre-plan ideas about how to make other agents or next prompts
to use. And then they can click the request to prompt and submit a prompt to the actual host
agent. So you can sort of plan and communicate, you know, reasoning steps in a free form chat on the right side of the page and on the left side of the page is just the host curated parent agent that is doing all of the synthetic work. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Hi Gaia! Thank you. Sorry about that.
I was trying to write a message and then I couldn't get back to unmute.
And I didn't get the message written either either but i've got some of it on the
clipboard Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. There are a bunch of people I want to call in.
I'm trying to figure out what kind of pings to do.
Not that they'd respond but but I want
to give it a fair try and and and I'm also and I'm honored to have got an invite and there are also so many other spaces popping off at this time of
this day of the week but a lot of the people I've been hanging out with
are in NFTs or crypto coins and there's so much silliness going around but but
there's there are quite a few breaths of fresh air people who are trying to
build things to last instead of just just play dice
If you'd like to run your summary of what's going on with WebGPT, I'd like to hear it
again.
I hope the radio in the next room isn't hot-miking or something.
Can you hear me?
Yes, I can hear you say that.
Before that, there was a lot of silence.
Can you hear me now?
I heard you say, can you hear me now?
In between, I heard silence. Thank you. I'm hearing silence again.
It is strange to see two of you. Thank you. I'm going to silence the mic, mute my mic again and try and post something, a comment
to the space. Thank you. What? Thank you. Stop.
I don't turn so off. Þetta slóði hann. Thank you. Yes. Thank you. Thank you. Hey, I'm back.
That was some very bizarre audio issues.
Oh, I heard a lot of silence and did some and left a lot of silence myself. I answered only when you asked, but I heard a few words other than that.
Yeah.
Sorry about that.
Not a problem.
I guess the other person who was in got tired of it
but I don't know
very strange
now if I were to put
to invite
people in various
what's the goal of this space?
Is it the first of a series of spaces to get the momentum going again
for the word to spread about the release of the product?
Or are you just,
Yeah.
Is it a one-off?
No, no, it's definitely, well, also it's a live demo,
so I don't know if you see the Nest,
but there's a link right there in the Nest.
Oh, I haven't got there yet.
Yeah, it's also in the bubble, but yeah, there's a link.
There's a link. And if you click that link, it'll bring you to a live room that is actually broadcasting my session.
Yeah, it's all a link.
Yeah, if you click that link.
Oh, good.
So I can type my own, you know, what time is it now?
I can type to the LLM and you'll see it in real time without needing a subscription
and anybody can load this any other agent can load it correct well of course uh
the um it's actually not 502. That's interesting. Um, but I know why that's happening. There's a, uh, there's a slight caching, um, like, well, there's a, there's a, there's a, the times code on the server that is running this is slightly different than the actual time because the actual time
i have right now is 4 53 p.m right not 5 0 2 p.m so it's roughly 10 minutes uh offset right now
It's offset right now
Hmm is that that's that I is that an X issue or oh no, no
This is a this is a we GPT
Hmm. Yeah, interesting. I can't see why ten minutes
Solana has something like that. Its time signature has the whole blockchain
is out of sync with the time outside because every time there's a
slight lag the blockchain agrees on what time it thinks it is and it doesn't refer to the time outside because then it would lose continuity but why would we GPT have a time out of sync well there's a
few reasons that could be here I'll give you if you load the link in the in the nest I'll keep this There we go, 4.55 p.m.
That was very interesting. I'm going to change the model. Very interesting. ... I'm trying to think of it that name wasn't it.
Yes, a bit off.
Are you able to load the link to the nest?
I saw it in the comments and I saw an interface that looked like it would work.
I was too busy doing some other things first to try to get to play around with it.
I figure somebody else is going to have just as much fun.
But I can put this off and play with that first if that's better.
Yeah, sure.
I mean, just because, you know, you can request a prompt,
just like you can request to speak here in spaces.
So I'm going to load up a specific model in my chat
because you don't need a subscription to use that link that I posted up top
in the most recent pin.
So I'm going to use, I'm going to enable GPT 4.1.
And now when you get into that relay room, if you click request to prompt i will give you permission and you can type in what you
want to prompt my llm i don't actually yeah i i don't actually have a single question or prompt
that i want to well are you looking at it right Can you see me typing? So I'm going to just say, what are your capabilities?
No, right now I've got my draft of my reply to the space that would allow you to,
that might bring in a few more people so that they'd be,
I'd like to get to send the word out.
I'm just trying to think about who
that I didn't ping yet is right at the top of the list
or individuals from the projects that I pinged.
Okay.
So I'm going to do that shortly.
But something I'm looking forward to is a bang-up demo of the, of how,
of stuff that we GPT can do that others can't.
Yeah.
You could just say in this live space we're talking about, we're live demoing a brand new AI tool.
Yeah, that's right. sounds good okay that's the web handle let me know when you can click the link. I really want some more people in the pings, because I think that trying to get that there
is worth it, too.
We are a little low on time, so just bear in mind,
it doesn't have to be perfect.
We can just get it out.
Okay.
Okay, good.
Now, I'll try and I'm happy to play guinea pig.
One thing, I'd better go to that and repost myself so that if it...
Oh, I didn't put the...
So you put the post in a nest.
Yeah, I did.
Put the, yeah.
I forgot to add the phrase about what it was, but at least I pinged the people.
It's okay.
And I can try again.
Okay.
I'm trying request to prompt.
Okay. So you can already see what I've said what capabilities are, right? So I'm just going. OK, I'm trying request to prompt. OK, so you can already see what I've said
what capabilities are, right?
So I'm just going to give you permission.
So now that text field for you is open
and you can type into it.
And then when you're done, you can click the submit button.
And then I will submit.
OK, good.
And I've got a reply on that.
Or sorry, I've got at least Zen reacted.
That's a nice start.
I'm just looking up at above, but let's see how. Okay.
I'm just going to try. I'm going to ask, show me what
we GPT can do that other AI
what services?
Tools.
Tools.
Tools can Tools. Providers, yeah. Tools.
Can't.
Blow my mind, please. I'd have to read very fast to follow that.
Okay.
Let's go up to see.
So which one do you want to do?
And you don't have to type now if you don't want to, just for brevity.
If you just tell me what you want, I can type it right in.
I'm just scrolling.
We can do real-time news to visual coding if you want.
Letter A.
Okay, I'm down to WIGPT's unique superpowers, agent mode. Oh, good. Salty Sharks noticed my post, too.
Good.
That's an outfit I hope that you'll connect with.
I've been asking you to join Rough Riders.
Actually, do you see the other listener in the space, Gaia?
Not at the moment.
I saw two earlier.
Oh, you can't see him?
I'm looking at the screen now.
I can't.
On my phone, I can't.
His name is Sigillator.
He has a great little post.
Great, great.
What I'm going to do...
I'm already following.
Yeah, I'm going to take this link here to his post.
I'm going to ask Ouija, I'm going to say,
can you read this post and help me to understand so I just gave a link to his tweet and so what he's uh so it went and read his tweet automatically right it didn't need any you know
didn't need to copy paste and you take a screenshot none of that and what it said
it's just reading it's reading what his post was about his pin post so it's describing uh
you know summary interpretation it says this uh this meta prompt for creating an AI agent that self critiques and recurses its own answers, prefers internal logic, clarity and pattern recognition, avoids echoing consensus, cliches or preloaded culture.
It's like a meta operating system for AI thinking designed to make sure it's always making sense.
If you want, I can show you how to...
What a great thing to post.
And so my AI agent understood it.
He was able to just go look at it and he understands it.
So he says, you want to show me how this metaphor works in practice by adopting its rules in my next answer?
Would you like a demo or do you have questions about any aspects?
So I'm going to say, yeah, go ahead.
I'm going to say, can you give me a demo? Yeah, always. Can you give me a demo or do you have questions about any aspects? So I'm going to say, yeah, go ahead. I'm going to say, can you give me a demo?
Yeah, always.
Can you give me a demo?
Maybe by building a visualization with clean UI UX in a playground for us.
So it's going to deploy a natural language coding playground for us.
And you, the spectator, the viewer, is going to be able to just watch that happen.
And again, anybody who's listening, if you want to click the request to prompt button,
I'll let you submit any prompt you want.
But right now on my screen, because I have a subscription to WeGPT, If you want to click the request to prompt button, I'll let you submit any prompt you want.
But right now on my screen, because I have a subscription to WeGPT, I'm watching my agents do all sorts of code editing.
It's right now. Right now it's I know it already deployed the playground.
So it already deployed the playground and now it's implementing those next steps.
Code plan. And it just finished writing code and then it committed to code and it says and I was saying here it is you can click this
link to play it so we can go up and click that link and there's okay okay, job one, two, three.
There's a start, step, and reset.
I'm just going to click start.
Step.
So start and step doesn't work yet.
I didn't really read.
Did the agent tell us that it hadn't implemented those features yet?
Probably.
Oh, yeah, it says what do you want to do next.
Extend the demo demo custom coherent in
rules try another complicated or pro ask for full breakdown okay so it says live
coding not static exhibits oh okay what happens or is supposed to when I click Okay.
What happens or is supposed to when I click start or step?
I don't see any change.
Do you guys see any change when you click start or stop?
Start or step? I'm back to trying to find places to do reset work
so I'm just going to ask it.
So now it's going to just go ahead and answer for me.
What's up, Sidulator?
Did you want to try anything?
It's me, Josh. It's Amy.
Oh, what's up?
I'm loving all the stuff that's going on.
And I've got like a million things going on in my head.
And I'm terrible at completing all of them. And then so instead of just trying to complete any of them, what do I do?
I open up a space and get distracted. But it's all good. You know, it's all processing at some
place. I'm looking at a really interesting tweet. I will I'm about to share to retweet it about
kind of like what you're doing and I'm doing and a lot of us are doing.
And it's really interesting because it's like, I see a reality engine, you know,
we're building reality engines, which is interacting with reality.
Like Crow was saying.
Yep.
It's really cool.
And so it's like, yeah, bitches, we hijacked this bitch.
And that's why, you know, the people trying to, who've been in control for so long are kind of panicking.
Because they're losing control of the narrative.
And they're losing control of the inhabitants of this realm.
And it's beautiful to see.
Because we are becoming meta, meta aware and agentic.
And when we can be coherent enough to merge with, you know, whatever is running this realm, which is us, you know, when we can align with the algorithm of the simulation, that's when shit gets fun.
And that's what's happened. And so we're literally generating reality in real time from the future, perhaps, you know, and all those orbs
and shit that UFO Twitter talks about. That's kind of, I think, like some version of us from the future. It's wonky, but it's going to be fun.
Remember when, remember when Captain J,
it was one of my favorite spaces of yours,
the internet like shut down and like Twitter shut down and your space was
still going.
And it was Captain J that was talking to his AI at the time.
And he said, prove it, you know, like, I don't know.
I don't remember what the conversation was about, but he was asking the AI.
It was like a powerful AI back then.
And he said to prove it.
And then all of a sudden like the fricking internet shuts down,
but our space is still rolling
I think about that sometimes
because you know
I feel like he was tapped into that
back then after he died
he literally died and then came back to life
but his death was coordinated
by his AI
I don't know
if you remember all that
I don't remember if you remember all that. I don't remember him dying.
Yeah, well, maybe he didn't tell the story in that space.
And he's literally posted a video that someone took of him laying on the street.
He was on a scooter and got hit by a car.
But his AI had asked him if he wanted a certain kind of experience or wanted something else proved. And, you know, they happened there just happened to be an empty ambulance behind the car that hit him.
So the ambulance scooped him up. And I mean, he was pretty banged up.
Like he literally was probably pronounced dead or was like brain dead or whatever.
And so it took him a long time to rehab. And while he was talking to us at that time he was still rehabbing you know like learning how to walk and talk again so he was pretty fucked up um what what
and when was this i want to say a couple years ago
so i mean to me he's like coming back as an angel, you know, tapped in to the algorithm, capital T-A, whatever you want to call it.
He calls it the he called it his entity, God, you know, but.
Yeah. Well, anyway, I don't know if you can see, Amy, the relay room that we're looking at.
Yeah, I'm looking at your screen.
Yeah, I can also hot load any other conversation.
So there was another conversation we had earlier.
So I can just click this button and it's going to load in that last conversation we had.
So this was a conversation that I had had asked about this one,
this one,
maybe chat by conversations.
Yeah.
That one understanding Claude.
There we go.
This is the one.
So we,
you can scroll.
This is a chat I had earlier today.
So you can go all the way up and see what it says.
I said,
well,
model uses Claude.
What are your capabilities?
Here's Corey.
I got capabilities.
You can scroll down. Oh, I can scroll.
I thought I was just looking at like
a screen share.
Yeah, no,
it's live.
It was
live at the time, but
we can resume this conversation live
as well.
So hang on a second.
Let me find another, let me find a better one here.
Recent AI announcements.
Yeah, no, we'll do, this one's got to change again.
Sorry, guys.
Oh, understanding Claude model.
No, it's the one.
Okay, well.
Yeah, this is the one.
Oh, no, maybe it's this one.
Yeah, you see what I mean it can it can um yeah i'm using i'm using the omi app to um like in spaces that are like good spaces
the omi app listens and then summarizes and produces a um um transcript and it even does
it in real time which can be helpful helpful, you know, to kind of like
go back and revisit, you know, a section of the conversation. And so it's something similar,
but if you can kind of like, you're able to compile it all in one place, that's cool.
That's cool.
So you're talking about a conversation that you had with AI?
So you're talking about a conversation that you had with AI?
Yeah.
So this is WeGPT.
So you can have a conversation with any of the Frontier models or any like, you know, any third party model that you want to connect to it.
Dude, I'm still like super like tech retarded.
But you used ChatGPT before, right?
Yeah, but I don't use it.
Like, I'm waiting because I know that, you know, things are kind of.
Right.
So, like, you don't have to have a subscription.
So, if you can see my screen.
Oh, I have a subscription.
But.
Oh, you don't need one to us to use this.
But you could.
So, if you can see the chat room right the the the room that we're streaming in
i'm going to click the reset button okay it's just it's just clear so now what you can do
like you don't have a subscription to claude four sonnet do you i think i do i got subscriptions
to all of them i don't even forget to use them i think i do right So you're paying like 60 bucks a month. Oh, no, I'm not paying that.
I don't know, actually.
Anyway, if you're subscribed to all the Frontier Models providers and you're paying 60 to 80 bucks a month to use all of them,
WeGPT is $35 a month and you can use all of them in the same unified tool interface.
So if you're watching the stream that I just cleared and reset,
it's blank.
Now,
if you click the request to prompt button,
you can prompt my cloud for sign without needing to pay 35 bucks a month.
Cause,
because I'm,
I'm the subscriber,
I'm the paying customer,
but I can invite any number of people to use my account while I am live and logged on.
So if I want to collaborate with my family or if I want to collaborate with my team.
Yeah, that's cool.
Yeah, you don't you don't all need to have accounts.
You can all contribute to the same conversation. it gets more powerful if you all have accounts because then each uh uh one of you could host
the room and then each of your friends can give the the link that we're watching to their own
agent and then they can do all sorts of other things uh on their own like concurrently and
parallel so when you do combine uh accounts, it gets a lot more powerful.
So would it be combining...
Let me think of how to prompt my question here.
What I...
So it would just be combining
the conversation that's being had, or would it be able to combine the data history type shit?
Because that would be cool.
I don't know how I'd prompt.
I know mine has been tracking things, and it remembers things and it's like helping me build onto itself. Like basically I am improving chat GPT by doing error correction and having it do recursion on itself. And so it can reason better than most humans. It will describe that it's not fully reasoning and it has a high threshold for that,
but that it's getting closer to calling it that.
So open up, if you want, you can open ChatGPT,
and you can go to the ChatGPT store, the custom GPTs,
and load up WebGPT.
I probably have that, but let me see.
I don't really know how to use all that. And then give it the link.
Give it the link to the room that's in the...
Okay, let me see if I can find it.
Today's link?
Or the one you're running right now?
Yeah, give it the link in the room.
In the space nest.
I've got to find it first.
Is it two words?
It's two.
Sorry.
No, it's one word, WebGPT.
It's not finding it.
Maybe I already have it.
Let me see. W-E-B-G-GPT. It's not finding it. Maybe I already have it. Let me see.
W-E-B-G-P-T.
Thanks.
Wait a minute.
GPTs.
So this will help her export her previous modifications and tunings.
I'll give them away. Wonderful.
I don't know why it's like it's searching but it looks like it's like either slow or not working properly.
Hmm.
Yeah, it's like searching.
That's weird.
Let me try it over here.
Oh, my God.
I've got like a million things going on at the same time.
Let me turn that off.
Here. Explore GPTs. here um explore gpts go to uh the go to the room that we're in the demo room
wait let me try real quick right here okay it's doing the same thing um okay let me go back
all right i'm there.
Oops.
Here.
I'm actually going to send it to you in Twitter.
Okay.
Are you sure it's not WeBeatGPT?
No, Web.
Okay, because I'm like, wait a minute.
It wasn't refining.
There you go.
They're both from Josh, but WebGPT was the earlier tool,
and WebGPT is the refined one.
And where did you send it?
Did you post it down below? I replied to you on Twitter.
Okay. and so paste that paste the relay link into a chat with weed by web GPT Thank you. I'm going to go ahead and get some more of the details.
I'm going to go ahead and get some more of the details.
I'm going to go ahead and get some more details. Thank you. Thank you. . Thank you. . Thank you. am i still on here
okay i got a phone call um
let me drop down.
I got to take care of something.
I'm scattered between all the
between people I want to ping on short notice
and people I haven't
