about to show you might not completely blow off your socks they do point to the unrelenting Improvement in AI generated entertainment that's coming with runways act one you can see the actress driving the performance showing emotion and creativity in their performance and then that being generated by the model into different character animations in all sorts...while Generations have this AI tinge about them I wonder if they will struggle to achieve public acceptance I suspect the impact of this kind of technology in video games will be much greater than in movies and TV where people want everything to be perfect then there's hen's new interactive Avatar and I think this
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unique character ID. That character is now yours, locked in, consistent across all future generations. Here's where it gets powerful. You can use that character in videos with Clang 2. 6, VO3. 1, and images with Nano Banana Pro. In any content you make, the character stays consistent. same face, same proportions, same identity. You are building recognizable persona...they pay you for it. No other platform lets you do this. You can make characters on MidJourney, but there's no ownership system. You can generate on Runway, but there is no license in marketplace. This is unique to AMS or Pro. If you're thinking long-term, you want to build something that compounds, this
universes, ranging from basic social networks to fully developed virtual worlds known as the metaverse, letting people express themselves in a way not possible before. I’ve been playing video games since I [can] remember, dressing up my game character. Actually, I enjoyed it more than dressing up myself. Five years ago, I was running a physical fashion brand...unimaginable from a traditional fashion perspective. Apart from doing our own designs, we regularly collaborate with the biggest names from the industry. With Carolina Herrera, we collaborated on a runway dress and developed an app where you can wear the dress on your phone using augmented reality. And with Jean Paul Gaultier, we collaborated on a piece that was part
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
still think that they are going to do well in terms of the fact that right now they're focusing on ASI which I'll explain in another video but the question is you know did open AI screw up by releasing this model did gbt 5 not live up to expectations I'd love to know your thoughts...reasoning or test time compute in which there is still a lot of areas that are currently unexplored so I would say open I still have a lot of Runway because they are ones that you know pioneered that area and I think that they will still lead due to their connections and Partnerships but of course there
doesn't mean all of it is good or that it truly resonates with people. The internet might get flooded with AI written articles and AI made videos, but humans can tell or eventually will tell when something's missing that genuine spark or insight. The real value of human creators now is shifting to things like personal voice, regional...more so I can focus on the fun parts, creativity and strategy. But here's the thing. When I started diving into AI, I was overwhelmed. Chat, GPT, MidJourney, Runway, Claude. It felt like drinking from a fire hose. And that's exactly why I created AI Master Pro. Think of it as your all-in-one AI hub. Inside
number 1. On the navigation area, we can see the name of the first waypoint, and the bearing and distance to the waypoint. We are lined up on the runway, and the CDI is centred. The magenta colour means the information is provided by the FMS. We are cleared FL180, or 18,000 feet, which is set with the Altitude...button to activate automatic target speed. Standard climb speed is 170 knots. I didn’t record the aircraft levelling off at 10,000 feet, so I will show a video from another flight
then a short close it can be a set webinar long webinar then a close like there's just a certain amount of selling you know the runway for the plane has to be a certain length doesn't really matter where you slice it just has like this is amount that the majority of people need to have before...look for like the one trick it's just like okay how quickly are we responding how much information do we provide them beforehand are we providing a personalized video like can we give them a gift card for showing up that they can share a coffee with us like just how many different things
base imagery then we used Omniverse audio to face to generate the facial expressions we wanted on the particular voiceover here's where it gets really cool we used Runway ml act one to bring it all together basically teaching the flux generated Avatar to follow the Expressions we created in Omniverse while we're excited about future possibilities with...want to see more behind the scenes stuff on how we're pushing creative boundaries with this tech make sure to subscribe to us for more videos
although obviously there are people crushing it on a variety of platforms. The things to know for Upwork specifically are your CV, it has to pop, and then custom videos or assets. Basically, you need a way to make your proposal stand out. And for both of these, I have templates in the link below in the description...description. But in general, I want you to know that your first campaign's probably going to be your worst. As long as you guys have the runway and the perseverance in order to continue, you can eventually get cold email to a place where it actually works for you. I'll also show you guys an example of both
enough to have those effects. — Yeah. I mean, you said there was around 15,000 satellites. Uh, I did a video, I remember maybe 12 years ago or so, where the number was 2,300, I think, — and here we are a little over 10 years later, and now the numbers are accelerating. Starlink Cologne is hoping...satellite or your boosters things that you're firing up into orbit so that they're not going to cause a Kesler syndrome down the road. some kind of runway debris field. But now it looks like the methods of deorbiting them is going to be a problem as well. So like what's the solution? — I don't know
companies or the training organizations are reluctant to give away manuals because they're the property of uh the companies but I have made a lot of videos you can look at them that will prepare you partially for the training so you get an idea about the cockpit the layout and some of the systems otherwise make sure...approaches for the airports in the database. So it's easy to set up. We have the airways. So you can say okay I will fly this departure runway. I fly this departure procedure. From there I follow a certain airway until a certain waypoint. From there I fly an arrival etc. So it's easier to set up once
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
found both of our courses here that cover Runway ML and he pulled this information from both of those documents this alone is Gonna Save You an incredible amount of time again this works with Gmail too it works with Google Drive I showed you how you use it with YouTube and Google hotels for travel so many useful updates...tutorials from myself and other experts in AI I'll put a link in the description if you want to learn more about that I hope you found this video useful and I'll see you next time
news headlines in 2025 have been clogged with just a few huge persistent stories. But, plenty more was going on hidden behind the headlines. So, today, for our last video of the year, we're going to cover one piece of news from each of the 193 UN member states, starting here in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia sent...World Cup in 2034, even though organizations such as Amnesty International spoke out against the selection. Also looking to diversify its economy, Kuwait welcomed the addition of a third runway at its international airport. A new control tower was also erected as part of the nation's initiative to broaden its influence on the regional map, expanding its potential
real world roles with the most runway are likely to be the one that does not uh have the most specialized skill set, but counterintuitively actually the more shallow and broader skill set. So things like general purpose handymen or maintenance technicians or automotive technicians to be honest, people like electricians like I was talking about, you know, construction workers...prepare for a future that, you know, might look very differently, at least economically speaking, than our current one, similar to what I'm doing today. You could create video content all about how to implement systems in businesses where you see opportunities to build things that bridge gaps. You could help people transition from roles that are maybe heavily
pour trillions and trillions into the AI transition we've just got a new presidency in America with a very Pro AI Administration so we have another four-year Runway that's going to be all about Ai and all sort of positive ones about our back we have an industry that is so diverse that whether you want...chance then I'm telling you if you want to get into business then just there's something here for you and this is like why I make these videos just to make a bit of awareness so that you have some kind of stimulus to take action on it because I promise you there's something in here
should absolutely be considering it after. And so I'm 100% in on that. — We've followed Nvidia's partnership with Palunteer closely. We have a whole deep dive video on the GNCA channel, two of them actually. And this is the first time we've heard about Nvidia and Palencier collaborating on sales or go to market strategies...where we think they're going with this. Nvidia clearly sees the green in contracts federally, and it sort of strikes me at least as Nvidia's seeing the runway maybe run out for some of the AI investments in the private sector. like there's only so many Oracle and open AI type
going to make this noise... “Yaaaaargh! ” (birds twittering) Which is why I was at a former Royal Air Force base, was escorted down a couple of the old runways, and met Mick, who used to be a pilot in the RAF and who’s now part of their Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association. -Tom, good morning! -Mick! Good morning! -Hello...them will kick off and you’ll be at the right time. I’ve been lucky enough to do quite a few air sports in my time making videos, and one thing that’s always been off-putting is the amount of physical equipment you have to lug and the mental workload required before you even
they were like bottom of the big ten throughout the entire scene and they was not they went to the big ten tournament and they are taking off the runway on the plane to go to the big ten tournament and their plane crashed that's right and there when their plane crashed like everyone got off the plane like...believe in this [ __ ] like it was YouTube nobody had ever heard of it like it was five months old there wasn't a video that had million views yet ever like and it was raised it's really a different world when I started and like nobody knew anything about wine that was under 35 like and it was just