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
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generated all four shots. They're sitting in my Aool asset library organized and tagged. Now, let's put them together. Full disclosure, AOL is sponsoring this video. But the reason I'm using it for this tutorial is simple. It actually solves the production chaos problem. You generate, organize, edit, and export in one place. No scattered files...creating a new project. I'm calling it product demo v1. Now, here's the magic. I can import the clips I already generated from Sora VO and runway. Drag and drop. They're in. But a cool also has native generation tools built in. Sora 2, VO3, nano banana for images, and their own a cool model for hyperrealistic
create a short ad together. something you could actually post today. We'll generate a few assets for it. Everything happens in one tab. Step one, generate the base video. I'm in Paulo's canvas mode. Prompt: Closeup of a red energy drink can with a simple white diagonal stripe being opened in slow motion. The pull tab lifts...onto the clip. If I want a different feel, I tweak a word and regenerate all inside the same canvas. Now compare that to the old workflow. Log into Runway, generate. Wait, download. Log into Midjourney via Discord. Type prompt in a thread. Download that. Open an audio tool. Find SFX. Download. Open an editor. Import everything. Sync manually. Export
alien, ghost, or human. I am tired. So, this has been my first full year working fully on Welch Labs. Um, we made some progress. So, we did nine videos this year and we did one book. Um, and man, getting that done filled like every available second of time that I had. Um, for now on the business...there's always challenges. The business side is hard. Um, I've tried to do this full-time before, once in 2018. Um, I just didn't have enough runway and enough focus on the business. So, I think we're doing it right this time, but gosh, it takes time and man, it takes a lot of work
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
children's memory game. Contestants need to memorize the path through a grid. A staple of game shows produced for literal children. Three, M2, M1, and Andrew's away. Runway, slip away, takeaway, and causeway. — That 30-year-old clip from the Australian cult classic children's game show Time Masters is arguably more complex than the one here...eliminated. Small Tyler and Bryley are the obvious candidates. So, after Big Nick eliminates Small Tyler with a sledgehammer, we get our cliffhanger. As we covered in the main video, the third elimine is veiled in the edit, but the show signals with equal bluntness that
know what its run time was. Apparently, that dongle drains the power a lot faster than the teleprompter app. So, I had no weapon, I had no first-person video, and I had no idea Sam had already said go. By the time I realigned my chakras, the battle was in full swing. Remember that green piranha that tried...clone, and made him a phantom headless. The first real knockout of my death racer's career on another player. The fight was on. I used my herd one runway to build momentum and pounced on a red piranha, smashing through its spin attack to claim head number three. A black piranha plowed through bluey at maximum overdrive. I swung
flight, such as the hydraulic pumps and ice protection systems. If you want to know more about the electrical system and the hydraulic system, please check out those videos. The flight crew was considered highly experienced. The captain had logged a total of 12,300 flight hours, including 5,600 hours on the ATR. The first officer had accumulated...look at the flight itself; a short journey that quickly turned eventful. On June 15, 2019, at 12:39 local time, ATR 42-320 registered PR-MPN departed from runway 11 at Eduardo Gomes Aerodrome in Manaus, bound for Carauari Aerodrome. The flight was a scheduled public transport service with four crew members and 34 passengers on board. The captain
good. And on approach, we select gear down. Three green. Beautiful. And we are about to land. We touch down. And as we slow down and taxi off the runway, off some lights. The first officer does his after landing procedure, which includes selecting probes heat off. That triggers some alerts. And after 2 minutes, we will feather engine number...that, battery OFF. That's it. Okay, that is all for this time. Thank you to everybody supporting this channel. And I hope you enjoy the content. My next video will be about crosswind landings. And until then, thank you for watching, have a wonderful day, and happy landing. But now I will not de-crab. I will just continue
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
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
this year to a 5-year-old Airbus A35900, which had just landed in Shanghai after having operated China Eastern flight 5406 over from Shangdu. Now, videos from inside and outside the aircraft shows the Airbus repeatedly hitting a jet bridge with its left wing and engine causing plenty of damage. But fortunately, everyone inside were still able to disembark...screens which included navigational systems and their brakes. More faults then followed which the pilots dealt with by following the appropriate ECAM actions and they eventually landed safely on runway 18 left in Shanghai and slowed down normally. But as they taxied towards their gate, they suddenly lost all brakes, leaving reverse thrust as their only option. But the thing
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
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
until you can complete a transformational cycle. Go through a learning path until you get that and that's otherwise you kind of you watch five minutes of YouTube video or you watch a Tik Tok you watch something else and there's all these like micro steps versus this one big — Yeah. just Yeah. I do hope they picked...bucks a month for if you're brand new to business, does creating a $50 a month business make sense if you've got a three-month runway? Like how many customers are you going to need? That's why I often talk about the 5K product is better because you don't need as many customers to meet your