videos, etc. I had not uh backed up. So that is all lost. Thankfully, I have a lot of backup. So I'm not uh short of images or videos, but it's always uh sad when you lose all you have. So now I make sure I run backup more regularly plus I uh have a subscription...main airport in Dubai. But in the future this airport will be uh the new main airport for Dubai. They will uh today it's only one runway. They will build four more runways and the huge terminal. So that will be the new main airport for Dubai and the old airport will become a residential area
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this is not human intelligence, this is artificial intelligence. So, how do we ask them? Well, scientists at Google DeepMind say, let’s show them the start of the video, and if the AI understands it, it will be able to tell us what will happen in the next 5 seconds. We humans know what is about to happen...this is a rotating teapot, and I shall do exactly that. Wait…where were the handles exactly? Object permanence is not my strong suit. But, OpenAI’s Sora and Runway’s Gen3 kind of gets it. Not perfect, but not bad. Now, two, let’s paint something. There is a bit of rotation and it is clear as day what
published it. And I mean, it's going to be 2 years soon. And that video will continue to have made me about $100. The time input into that video was about half an hour of thinking and maybe recording and maybe 15 minutes of actually fiddling with the freaking software and figuring out how YouTube worked. So, every single...higher ROI path really if you think about it is like you start with services to get yourself some capital. Once you have some capital, you now have the runway to invest inside of some product so that not only do you scale like crazy on the back end, but you also get that initial kind of upfront liquidity
math out the way that one does. And so I sort of that was one that stuck out to me is nobody's going to give you a motivational video about being consistently above average and just never shooting yourself in the foot, right? It's all about heroic greatness and huge risks you can take and, you know, being...think he's he would say it's when he was 7 years old. He's going to be 94 this year. Okay. That's a 87year runway so far, right? Uh now the thing is that if you have a really long runway, then a low rate of compounding would still get you a big number
company, we still build software, right? We recently built our own video suite, right? To just manage thousands of videos. It's almost like we built a git for video internally, but it's gotten so much easier, right? And there's so much abstraction for us to sit on top of. And now AI is this new abstraction that...would say that's true today because you know I run a company and I want to make sure that things happen quickly because you were always thinking runway. — But I feel like I when I sometimes when I talk to young engineers, they almost feel like it's a little bit purposeless, right? Like I'm just writing prompts
know move certain things within that image now this right here is probably going to blow your mind because this kinds of shows us that in the future how video is going to be made really incredible with the amount of kind of you know tools that we're going to have at our disposal and I know it sounds...because I'm not someone that you know makes short films or I do find them really cool if you've ever seen some of the runway gen 3 submissions like the short film submissions they honestly look outstanding and I think that's really where you want to look at if you're really wanting to understand how good
already, but some of you founders are just not listening to me. And I can't think of any other way than to yell and scream on a YouTube video so that maybe you'll get it. At the same time, I want to acknowledge some of you founders out there who are working with me, who are listening...arrow and make sure that they understand what they're investing in and they believe they'll make money upfront and then give you the runway, allow you to build what you need as the foundation to create that worldchanging technology and move into several levels up of your vision for that absolute gamechanging category defining disruptive whatever you have
expensive the product or service, the more friction you'll generally need to add. And so, my little moniker for this is the bigger the plane, the longer the runway in order to get it to take off. Okay, so now that we're back here, so first off, this needs to not be on YouTube. So, you need...that's then going to go here, which you have uh congrats. And then we'll have our main our secondary headline. Now, here's where we put the video. Okay? Above theuler, okay? And then the scheduleuler is going to be here. So, this will be VSSL. Then they'll have the booking and then postbooking will have
They literally just have a service. And those two things are not the same thing. When I first started out, my pitch was basically like, I do video and social media and help you with leads. That was it. It was too broad, there was no like outcome attached to it, and it could have literally applied to every single...posting before you will actually see real traction. And if you're probably trying to hit $30,000 a month, you probably don't have that type of runway. Cold outreach is the only one channel where you're actually in control. You pick who sees your offer, you control the volume, you can turn it up tomorrow
nude photo shoots, putting spiders on people's faces, and a runway that's dangling from a building. Those are only things America's Next Top Model could do and get away with. Today, I'm breaking down the top things they've done on America's Next Top Model that you could not do in real life...know it's not normal to just put your models in the middle of an ocean with no training? Just do people know? I'm not sure. Today's video is sponsored by Squarespace. This first one I put first because of how important it is for people to know that you can't do this in real life
name's Alexi. I own acquisition. com. It's a portfolio of companies that is about $85 million a year in revenue. All right, I make these videos because I was once broke and I've learned a lot of lessons along the way and I don't want the pain that I experienced to be in vain. All right...more time with you. And so the longer the delay, the bigger the ask. And the visual that I like to ascribe to this is the longer the runway, the bigger the plane that can take off. And so the bigger the payload you can get based on the amount you delay. to the same degree. If you've seen
apps in this category will have a gent components to it. Not going to go into too much details about building agents right now, but I do have a video which I will link up here that goes into a lot of detail about building agents specifically, but agents are just like a subcategory of AI apps in general...people usually don't like to think so much about that. Um but it's also very important to do things like maintaining and monitoring cash flows and forecasting runway and then giving warnings before payroll. like I have had a lot of experience in messing up these areas. Medical insurance assistant uh especially in the US insurance very confusing
someone that uses this is basically something that you can now utilize so you can use whatever image you want and it's really high quality image to video now I got to be honest Google should have got this out a lot earlier because so many other companies have surpassed them in terms of what they able...still hold up to what the AI standard is in terms of you know the things that we're looking at from other companies like you know openi s Runway and of course Luma laab so this is going to be something that I think of course if you want you can experiment with it but I don't think
love the way you're talking keep going so people so women yes and I guess men somewhat 40 to 70. yes but Instagram too are you gonna make videos are you gonna do pictures what both yeah I mean I would do YouTube shorts Tick Tock Instagram Facebook for damn sure and I would start a Facebook group that...years ago but there's nothing wrong with that yeah it's just that time is short you know no it's not oh yeah like our Runway is short we're short I see yeah so if it's like I have to go now you know I mean like at the pace that I was at two years
Some community threads even speculate Sora 3 could enable full featurelength production workflows, turning what today are short demos into feature films. Sora 2 already generates video with built-in audio and lip-sync, but Sora 3 is rumored to take it further. Smarter dialogue generation, better voice variety, and more natural background ambiance control. If you type a woman...client work, and advertising. Speculation suggests approximately $200 to $300 per month for unlimited commercial output, still unconfirmed. If OpenAI wants Sora to compete with Adobe Firefly and Runway ML in the professional space, a clear licensing model is non-negotiable. Now, let's talk
video generation in Imagine Art. I've got access to several video models right away. Sora 2, VO3, Hilio, Sedance Pro. I'm starting with a simple 5-second clip prompt. A lone samurai in traditional attire stands in tall grasses looking toward a majestic mountain under a dramatic sunset sky. First, I'm running this through VO3. Processing takes...fabric on the samurai's clothing even shifts slightly, which makes the whole scene feel more real. Cost five credits. Now, with the same prompt, but generated with runways model processing time is about the same. The result has a slightly different lighting interpretation. The sunset is warmer with richer orange tones. The camera feels more cinematic with cleaner depth
most hours in outside of the games? - Rust. - Okay. Can you... Okay. Uh, a lot of folks have written to me that I need to play Rust, the video game. I have not, have not even looked into it. Somebody on Reddit said it has a steep learning curve. I would like to give it a chance because...this idea of, like, a cooperative PvE shooter. And we actually pitched it to the team before we launched because we were trying to put a bunch of runway in front of us. That worked against us, and it's one of my biggest mistakes I've made as a creative leader in my career, was Overwatch 2. There were
synchronization baked in, especially dialogue and lip sync like cafe test, choose Sora 2. It's the most reliable seen in one pass and also held together better than runway in the physics test that where the glass actually empties. If you want more complete immersive results when it works with strong ambience, full action chain sound effects, and condensing...optimizing for. Raw visual fidelity, sync dialogue and sound, or the most complete and flexible output. And if you want to go deeper or explore more tools beyond just video generation, check out AMS or Pro. Link in the description below. 24% off for the first 1,000 members. Thanks for watching. and I'll see you in the next
that there will be a feedback loop. Of course, there might be some acceleration and that AI systems could enable even more automated research and design, kicking off a runway positive feedback loop. And they're talking about such a scenario would drastically increase the pace of progress, giving us very little calendar time to which to notice and react...human has a nefarious goal and it prompts the AI to do that. Now we also talk about misalignment. This is going to be later on in the video where the AI system takes actions that it knows the developer didn't intend. And this where the key driver of risk is actually the AI model. So this is where
going to do with my life if AI models are better than me at basically anything that I could possibly choose as a career? Well, that's what this video is for. My goal is to give you guys a list of different things that you can do that are likely to be insulated against the AI takeover...various services, pieces of infrastructure, and organizations that manage the experiences you have outside of your computer are quite important and likely to have a fair amount of runway yet. And there are other implications to this as well. Consider nursing for instance. If you guys are a nurse, you're typically dealing with um at risk populations. people that