So, it sounds like you're pretty
seriously meditating.
>> Yes. Yeah. Um, it was originally to
fight off a skin condition and then it
ended up fix.
>> Yeah. Gemini fixed that. So, the story
there was
>> Gemini fixed your syphilis.
>> The the
uh zombie fix is here, man.
>> Sniffer gave me the sy.
>> No. Um,
>> the I had a I had subatomic driisitis
for about two years.
>> Subatomic
>> subor doteritis. So basically my face my
face would break out like red and I
wouldn't want to go outside the house.
So I spoke to a few different doctors. A
lot of them recommended topical steroid
creams. Uh a lot of them said it was
because of stress. So I got deep into
meditation. I stopped eating like so
such little sugar that I once flagged I
once got diagnosed with type 1 diabetes.
Um which was a complete false diagnosis.
>> Type one is pretty hard
>> which is another side story. But I want
then when I was away I tracked my skin
for years and nothing would work.
nothing would work. So when I was away
on holiday, I just uploaded the file to
Gemini and it just
>> the file you mean a photo?
>> Yeah. No, all the photos that I have and
it just said, "Oh, just put nisarol
shampoo on your face."
>> Oh, wow.
>> And it's never it's not an issue ever
since.
>> So it was fungal.
>> Yes. So the biggest the biggest
recommendation I would give
>> Niserol is ketoconazol for people who
are wondering. Yeah.
>> This for dandruff and I do it once
again.
>> It's for dandruff.
>> Uh it's also very effective for topical
fungal. I did it once every two weeks
now and it's completely
>> [ __ ] crazy.
>> It's completely gone. So any
recommendation at home, like a practical
thing would be just upload a photo of
yourself to Gemini or Chat GPT and just
say, "Hey, based off what you can see
with my skin, recommend me moisturizers,
recommend me everything." And it'll be
better than Do you know anything?
>> What do you use? What do you use Gemini
for versus other models?
>> I I'm I'm a an LLM [ __ ] Tim. Like I I
shift. He's like the Andrew Hubman of
LLM.
>> Yeah. I'm shifting each. Oh, but to
Sorry, I didn't finish the story. So,
the meditation point there, there's a
great question um which I ended up
learning was asking your mind what
thoughts going to come up next.
>> And it's like your mind gets a bit it's
almost this Mexican standoff. And the
problem with these devices, I once asked
myself that and my mind went quiet for
six seconds and then for whatever reason
there's this former Bayern Munich winger
called Iron Robin and it's just him
checking in on the left foot in my head
and it's like that was that me? Why is
that there?
>> So if I have a Neuralink device, it's an
interesting one of how does it know what
was me versus what's just my monkey mind
doing strange behaviors. really, you
know, um I can't wait to see the first
failed demos of, you know what I mean?
Like these epic software demo fails and
someone gets up and it's just like [ __ ]
[ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] twe
especially given that the likelihood of
it being Elon to do the first
presentation is quite high. A man with a
mind that I don't think anybody wants to
see broadcast out into public.
>> Did you see that demo of the Cyber Truck
where he was on stage?
>> Smash the window and he smashed the
window. He's like, "Wait, that's not
supposed to happen." Yeah. Um, the best
film I've watched all year. It's a
British film. It's probably one of the
best like storytelling examples I've
ever heard. So, people will know it from
the Brits award. It was this horrific
incident where Michael B. Jordan went on
stage and somebody shouted the N word
out
>> and it was this huge controversial
incident. But what actually happened was
it was a guy who has one of the most
severe form of Tourette's
>> and he was subject of a film.
>> He was subject of a film. So, he was at
the bath. So, the film is called I
Swear, and it's incredible because this
guy grew up in Scotland, which is like,
think about all the stereotypes you have
about England. Like, the further north
you get, the more like harsher it
essentially is.
>> Yeah. Like people from Abedine are some
of the most like brutal people on the
planet.
>> So, this man grew up with extreme
Tourette's in the 70s, 80s England when
nobody knew what the condition was. So
the film's amazing because it's just him
like walking to the shops going fat [ __ ]
and he go and he's just getting the [ __ ]
bean out of him and he can't explain
what it is. So he's constantly getting
into fights. There's a scene where he's
walking his dog and this is real. So
he's walking his dog um across the um
about to go across a busy road and he
loves this dog, but there's a car coming
and he goes walk forwards now and then
he has to grab the dog like he's
Tourette's.
>> He's fighting against himself.
>> Yeah, he's fighting against himself.
It's so good. It's such a good film.
>> Oh, where can you see it?
>> Um, I sw if you just search I swear.
>> [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you.
>> So,
>> I missed it.
>> [ __ ] you.
>> From Living with Chris, the man's a bit
of a boomer. And I'll often like give
him a recommendation and I'll go he'll
go, "Where can I see it?" And if it's
not on Netflix, he can't get it. No. No.
Just Google it. Just figure
>> That's not fair. That's not That's not
fair and that's not true. But my
response is, "What can I watch it on?"
>> And I'll just say, "Google it."
>> Right. But that's a fair I I feel like
this is a little bit like
here's a fantastic new restaurant. Okay,
what street's it on? I just want a
little bit more information. And the
fact that you want me knowing what you
know, which is that you might understand
what streaming service it's on.
>> Saying to me that I have to go and
Google it when you could just say it's
on Netflix and me and Tim this side of
the table.
>> We just expect a little bit more
decorum. You know what I mean?
>> This is why I This is why I want AGI to
come because it gives me
>> So glad you brought me this [ __ ]
>> All right. All right. All right.
>> Wait, going back to the um photo thing.
Do you guys know what people are
utilizing um chat GBT and whatnot for
when they upload photos of themselves?
>> Looks maxing.
>> Well, that's interesting. Do you know
Codes?
>> What do they what they upload a set of
photos? There's these apps on the app
store too now that kind of do a rapper
experience. But the idea is that
effectively, you know, you upload photos
to to Gemini or Chad GBT and then it
suggest things that you might want to do
whether
>> your cheekbones with this type of
>> medical procedure, you know, jaw
surgery, um having a symmetric face,
even things like hairstyle make a huge
difference or a beard or whatever.
>> Skip that section. And roughly it's it's
really interesting that people are doing
this because um obviously there's this
huge craze of looks maxing and whatnot
and um turns out huge use case for AI.
>> Dude, check out Cooves. I've just sent
this to you Jared. Um co Q. So look at
this. So this is glow up without
surgery. Get your personalized facial
analysis and transformation.
So I know the science team behind it.
The science team behind this are
absolutely sick. So look at the guy in
the right and then like you should be
able to do a transition. You see how you
can get the middle of the guy's face.
You should be able to click on it. Yeah,
exactly. So move it all the way to the
right.
>> You was worried about mean intent. Look
at this.
>> And then go to the left.
>> Wow. Got it. So it's like drive by
shooting suspect to soap opera star.
>> Exactly.
>> Uh get more career opportunities, boost
your self-confidence, make a stronger
first impression, improve your dating
life, enhance your quality of life. So
basically it's go let me see the one on
the left again. Go the easy swing it.
>> She's really attractive.
>> I feel like that's one of those like
Sandra Bulock. Oh, she takes off the
glasses and walks out and she goes
>> You're like, "Wait, she model."
>> That's all she did. Uh, she's shaped a
face. Do it again. Jared,
>> show me.
>> Slow it down. Go really slow.
>> [ __ ] hell.
>> Uh, slow.
>> You know, this is just IRL Facetune,
right?
>> Um, yeah.
>> So, if you There's like Facetune has all
of the Facetune. I don't Do you guys
know what Facetune is? I learned about
it from Freyer India a couple of weeks
ago.
>> One of the most it it came out very a
long time ago, Israeli company
>> and u
>> and it's it's just a easy way of
manipulating the way that your face
looks and you know slims your jawline or
whatever you have
>> like as in on a photo not not actually.
So, so it turns out every Instagrammer
or before they post any time people post
photos um they typically went through
the same workflows and Facetune was kind
of a um you know just a bunch of tools
that you can utilize and now with AI
>> oh yeah
>> um holy crap I mean the possibilities
are quite limitless and so you know it
can regenerate that photo and so there
at the bottom there are all these like
AI filters and um people use them so so
so much and often I I heard story where
uh one of my friends met somebody from
Instagram and you know they had a they
had all these photos and uh she looked
nothing like herself real life.
>> Well, let me give you this from Freya.
Um when
>> from Freya
>> Freya India is a a girl writer who just
released a book called Girls
>> the Nordic God.
>> Uh she does look a little bit like that
blonde hair. She's like a the what would
what's the female equivalent of the Uber
mench ubering or whatever it's called?
>> Uber.
>> Yeah. Uh she's that um yeah, she uh she
was telling me that when groups of young
girls are out and they're taking photos
at a party, everybody fights to be the
one whose phone is used to have the
photo taken because that means that
they're the one that's in charge of the
face tuning.
>> Yep.
>> So that they can work on themselves a
little bit more and I know it's actually
a huge social faux if you
>> post a picture where you look good and
the other person doesn't. stitching.
That is stitching your mate up a little
bit. You know, there's a famous uh
English footballer called Ashley Cole.
Can you just search Ashley Cole squad
photo? And uh this How long is this? 10
years. Uh yeah, he was when he was at
Roma, so it's He's retired. Do you want
to tell story?
>> Well, it's just a a squad photo. It's
it's one of those I know it when I see
it ideas, I guess. Um, but it's just a
football photo of the entire Roma team
and Ashley Cole, who's this Brit, is
like trying to mingle with these
Italians.
Iconic Yeah. top left
>> cuz he's just awkwardly leaning on the
outside. So then he gets me'd
everywhere.
>> This became one of the biggest memes in
the world for a long time. It's a team.
>> It looks like the headline. Scroll down
a little bit.
>> Ashley Cole appears to be an outcast in
an incredibly awkward Roma team picture.
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