#73 Jensen Huang, Fable 5.2, Claude Meetings, API Secrets Exposed

I'm You're like way zoomed in compared to me. I'm not actually too Did I have this lens last time? Uh yeah. Should I lens? Should I Should I do my other lens? No. You know what? I can zoom out. Uh I just need to move uh move my uh black out for a second, but you should be able to hear me. Yeah, now I'm also zoomed out. Okay. Feel like I'm still trying to get well. Wrong camera. Well, I kind of like it in some ways. Right. Why aren't you detecting? I'm out of focus. Anyway, I have a crazy hair. My f my camera isn't picked up the USB. Oh, you're doing it over the USB. Yeah. Insane. Insane. I should be able to pick this up now. Um, there we go. Cool. There we go. Now we're kind of even. Now we're even. Stevens, you can hear me. Okay. Yep. And I'm going to put my headphones in as well. Um, yeah. Uh, not a lot this week, but [ __ ] ton. Kind of a lot. Yeah, it's uh yeah, it it was an insane week. So, there are not too many different news. Uh but there are kind of like two big news. Yeah. Yeah. Very big actually. Well, how how was your how's your week been in general? Pretty good. Well, still trying my feel I'm trying to get well again and it's just bothering me without end that I'm that I was sick. I don't get sick very often. Uh when I get sick I'm just like I want to get I want to get well ASAP. So I mean I was a little bit sick but I managed to kind of avoid it. But my biggest thing at the moment is that I'm just going out and getting drunk too much and it's okay. Very different very different problem. Very different pro very different um problem but same result like the next day I'm just I'm knackered and I'm so tired and I think that's my I think that's my age kicking in to be honest. But like, yeah, I'll need like a a nap or I need to be like I'll I'll get a trying I've been trying to focus on getting sleep because I think sleep is getting more and more important for me now because if I don't get the right amount of sleep I'm rubbish the next day and ultimately which is where I think you're going like you just don't feel productive the next day and you just feel like like what what is your average sleep time? Pretty it's been pretty good. It used to be terrible, but since I've moved, um, it's got better. I think, uh, in my last place, it was so noisy. Probably even heard it on the when we did the streams and stuff, like the amount of noise that would happen. Now it's like super quiet, so I'm getting pretty good sleep. Uh, cuz I'm tracking. Do you have a number? Yeah. Yeah, I got a number. I got a number. I'm just getting up now. Um uh but it's kind of messed up because like I said, I've been going out and getting drunk too much. Uh sleep 6 6 hours and 23 minutes last night. Yeah. So that's not great. I don't my numbers are not showing up. I I guess because of the new health app. That's just weird. 7 hours and 25 over the last week and the LA before that six hours 41. I'm I'm struggling to hit the six. So for me 550. Yeah. Wow. That's crazy. Yeah. Very rarely does it go over seven. It's mostly just just under seven. But I think I mean you know there's no competition with it but we all operate on different levels of sleep and I know like I used to be quite proud to like well not proud but like yeah for me that's just it's too little. I think I do need a standard eight hours to be honest. Nine pro possibly if I can get it but and that's a that's a pipe dream. But yeah, it's whatever works. But you also need to be honest with yourself. Like rather fight through being tired, actually being like, "No, I am tired. I need the extra sleep." Whether you can get it or not is a different question altogether. I know you're a parent and you know other people have their own reasons why they might not be able to get that sleep but you know at the end of the day it's uh I've been very much listening to my body and simultaneously going against my body by going out and getting drunk and ruining my day and yeah I've had I've had loads of I've been hellbent on recording loads of videos recently which if something something weird's been going on man like my I've been released loads of I think banger videos recently, but they have not been getting views at all and I have no idea what it is. I I'm maybe I will have a look into them. I'm, you know, I'm more uh levitating towards short video form anyway, especially nowadays. Um, but yeah, put it this way. Put it this way. My latest one yesterday I thought was going to go to be honest I I thought it was going to go viral. It's called your Mac is secretly collecting your personal data. And I don't know whether you know about this but there's a folder on your Mac that stores who you are, who your family is, who your friends are, what they what they look like, the relationships between them, how much you contact them. uh obviously all their private information and it's collecting it through messages, photos, contacts, emails, all that stuff. So, and it's and this graph and you can point Claude at this file and I'll show this in the video. You can point Claude at this file and it can build a map of how everything's related to each other. That's interesting. Yeah. And the whole idea is obviously specifically for LLMs to be able to understand who you are. I think it's a bit excessive to be honest, but like you know I exposed this thing and like it [ __ ] Okay. Yeah, I see. But but um for me you couldn't create like an enough I would say enough of a curiosity gap when you said it first like you it it wasn't as interesting where you were like they're collecting data. It's even though it's Apple, it's still secretly collecting data. Yes. But it's it's like Yes. But like every company does this on every single level possible. So it's kind of like just a given in a way, which is terrible by the way. It shouldn't be like that, but it is. Uh but it got very interesting the moment you said if you point your LLM at that folder, it can create something maybe visual or like something that you can look at. Maybe you can frame the thumbnail and the uh title around that. Maybe the thumbnail can be something like here's how to see what Apple has been collecting about you. Or like Apple has been creating your profile. Here's how to see it. Something like this. Maybe make a short but but that try that. That's I I did that. I did that one. That last one, but a shorter version. Um, but yeah, maybe play with the thumbnail and uh make sure Well, it's already running. It's already running AB testing. The most annoying thing about YouTube AB testing is that if it's not working or something's not right, you've got to then stop that test, redo it all over again. It doesn't like you don't I mean it's happen I'm fine to stop the test but like take me to a screen where it leaves me where I left off so I can maybe just tweak one or two words of the existing AB test that you've got because realistically it's ABC test but like you know stick the thumbnail like auto upload the title and thumbnails I used previously so then I can just tweak them already but it's such an ordeal just to change the AB testing. you got to find you got to re-upload everything and whatever. It's just YouTube YouTube studio behind the scenes is so [ __ ] But anyway, all that to be said, I've been trying to like record shitloads of videos recently and granted I've been doing loads of local AI tests um on this machine and they've been taking like days to run. So, I haven't really been able to record anything anyway. But either way, um yeah, not being hung over is not uh helpful conducive to recording videos. Yeah, for me um I'm getting like I'm very creative. I get ideas uh during the night because it's quiet like the the notifications go down and I can wind it down and but then the next morning I need to wake up to bring my son to to school. So that's why I'm having so little amount of sleep. But I'm most productive at night. Uh most creative at night. And we will see that. I've been playing with a few cool ideas. Well, you you want to show us now before the show? Uh well, it's kind of a part of the show. So, we we we will do that. And also, you know, our new website, which is under works. I don't know if we should show that or wait for it to finish. No, why not? We're not we're not launching it, right? We're just giving people who stream a sneak peek of where we're at, what we're thinking. Yeah. Good, good, good point. So, um, thank you for everybody also joining on Instagram. When I'm looking all the way to this side, my left, I'm looking at Instagram. Uh, guys, we're going to show you our new website that I have been cooking with Fable 5.2. and and I'm saying I've been cooking it, but it's barely been a minute. It's maybe one hour of work uh has been put into it. And I'm really surprised by the like the detail that you can get out of Fable. It's insane. So, here's our new website here. Wow. Our work in progress new website. our work in progress. Okay, I need to start the dev again. Um, run the dev server. Yeah. Uh, I don't Let's Let's just give it one second. Uh, I just realized how much hips hipster I look like with my mustache and my orange beanie. Stupid [ __ ] hipster. I don't know why I stopped. I I like that now we have the the button in uh in cloud code so we can run the the server with a click of a button. Anyway, back to it. I want to show you what we've been working on. So, here's our work in progress website. I'm going to reload it. You see we have a loading animation. There are some bugs but uh I will be playing to to to solve them. Uh you can also see the speakers as there's a little bug there. We'll be fixing that. Uh here I I really like these because I didn't specify these but I did say to make some visuals. That's cool. Um yeah. Uh, it's pretty cool. Drama. Drama boy. Boy, we will be talking about drama today. Then we have these. And I know like everybody is like, how did you make this grid effect? It's just a depth map. Um, we create a depth map per image. It runs locally. You create a depth map once, then you have it, and then the WebGL effect um is applied to that depth map. So that's that and I cannot make a website without a sticky footer. This is just I have a thing for it. Then we have our soontobe shop where you can have these. And for those who don't get the reference, 128 GB of none of your business, this is referencing to Sam Altman complaining why we have RAM and he doesn't get to buy all the RAM in the entire universe. Well, it's none of his business and you can now put it on your t-shirt. I feel like sometimes this is you running locally out and like we can have a hoodie, we can have a bag, you can have a mug and uh yeah, I'm I'm working on some designs and like also like like terminal look. Uh I think that's also pretty sweet. Then we will be having some some shirts. Don't get get attached to models. This is from last year. Do you remember from which model this is? You you remember people were getting attached to an open No, it was an open AI uh 4. Yeah. 40. I I I'm pretty sure I did it prior to that, but when that happened, I was like, "Yeah, we need to do this." Uh, but yeah, some some ideas there. context window. Would be cool to put it on a hat. I will be definitely wearing some of these. We will figure that out. And have it built and yeah, I think it's coming um together pretty good. And we have also you you told me about this idea. You said like the command AI. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, because I wonder if it gets lost on the audience that that it is a Mac shortcut reference as opposed to like well play on words, right? Yeah. And you can also like on your keyboard uh command uh I or command A. It should be command A. Well, I suppose you could do Could you do command A and then I is like a I could, but then because command A is selecting all Oh, yeah, of course. Yeah. Um, yeah, it selects the the the entire text. You should be able to override that though because there's no reason for a user to select everything. I haven't tried that, but that's a good point. That's a good point. You also have the command K and I really like this. So, I I'll dip in here as well because I've got a video coming up about um embedding models and I don't have you ever heard of Gemma embedding or embedding models or anything like that? No. What's that? So, and I I'll probably ruin my whole video because I wanted to know. I was like, what is what is an embedding model? And it turns out you probably need embedding models more than you think. And that basically is going to be the name of the video. You probably need embedding models more than you think. What an embedding what an embedding model does is you pass it a bunch of data. Think of it like pre-rendering data ready for an AI to search. So you pass Oh, isn't it? Um I'm sorry. What is it called? The the the type of database that vector. No, there is a name for it. Uh no, that that's what it is. Yeah. Yeah. A vector database. Yes. Yeah. So you so it the command K thing will be will need an embedding model with a vector database. So we pass all of the data of our website into an embedding model which creates arrays of numbers that it understands what we're trying to say and all of the data and all the information on our website. and it creates arrays of numbers which is like a sorry um which is like a reference to the meaning of what we're talking about. Not exactly what we're talking about, the meaning of what we're talking about. And so when someone presses command K and then types something, their question gets sent to the embedding model. Their meaning is has is created as a string of numbers and then it matches. You're just matching numbers together. So, it's much faster than an AI which has to go and do everything in real time. That's why I me that's why I use the word pre-render because you're pre-rendering all of the data. Every time we publish the website, we need to rerender and pass all of the information back through the embedding model and store all that on a vector database. And that will allow command K to work. So, that will be how you build that feature in. And I've already got that feature on my personal website, my Jupyter and the Draft website. You can press command K, search anything, and it will just it will search the whole website. So that's that's embedding models. Uh now I now I got the the word that I was searching for rag. What is the difference between rag and embed? And it's it's basically the same. Yeah, it's basically the same. Okay, it's the same. Yeah, because I know that you can do rag with Cloudflare. There are some services on Cloudflare that also offer that. So basically for the normies, if you don't know how you could use that, imagine you or your client, they have a website and they want to have a chatbot. This is just one of the examples. And you want the chatbot to only respond with what's on the website and the knowledge that the the owner has given and nothing else. But also you want it to be fast. You don't want it to the model to every time go and search the website because that can be very expensive like if hundreds of people are asking and it can be also not very effective at searching and you you might have issues with those. you just create essentially a database for your AI that can search it. Um this is in opposed to for example searching or searching on the internet or putting everything in the context which can be impractical if you have like a lot of information. So exactly this is making it available to the AI without putting it in the context. Um yeah interesting. I I knew I knew about rag. I I've like watched video on it, but I haven't built one. But I know like if I need it where to go to build one. Yeah. Well, if you want to build the feature into the website, this is what you'll you'll talk about. You'll need you'll need a vector database, which is probably what Cloudflare you're talking about, that rag thing in in Cloudflare is a vector database storage. Yeah. All of our data is is stored in that. Every time we update the data or deploy the website, it will run that through an embedding model, store the vectors in Cloudflare rag, if that's if that's what it's called, I don't know. And then when a use and we'll need the service then so that when a user types in a question, we run that through the same embedding model that the that we vectorized our database with because the model does it in a similar kind of way. um one model might use different numbers for the same vector. So you want to make sure that they're the same vector uh embedding model and then you return the results and return the page in which those results were taken from so then they can go straight to it. So yeah, it was quite a cool little discovery thing and the videos I I'll release a video when it's when that's kind of one of those videos that I want to release when it's quiet, when there's no news and I've got nothing in. This is really useful. Yeah. Yeah. So just give it a go. Give it a go. Tell you want to build a command K thing and that I think it helps when you build these features just to be a bit more specific about what you want. We want a search feature with um vector database and rags. We want our rags vector database to be on Cloudflare and point it to this whatever you've got on your screen right now. You know, you might be able to give it those uh pointers and and build it in the way that you want it to be built. But yeah, it's cool. Yeah. And I think I've done things in the past. I've built tools in the past where everything's run through AI and it's like that is the slow way to do it. I should have been getting the data, storing all of the data in a vector database. Like I I can immediately think of a tool right now that I've built that I'm like, man, I built that wrong because I should have used rag. Yeah. Well, it's cool to to learn that. Yeah. Yeah. Cool. Yeah. Um, so should we get on with the news? Yeah. Yeah. Well, we uh should we do an intro? Of course. Always. Never not do an intro. Gosh. Yeah. So, people know. I don't know what the first item is, by the way. I I've seen it in the list. I saw it like a few hours ago, but I still don't know what that is. So maybe just just say Claude code has been secretly expiring uh revealing your API keys. Oh, revealing your API keys or pushing your API keys to Git. Okay, so this week we just found out that Claude Code has been pushing your API keys to your GitHub. Um, Apple uh is exploring ways to turn Siri into an AI agent that is a bit more useful. Anthropic launched Fable 5.2 and it's oh man, it's good. It's really good. Uh, but we had some much bigger news. Uh, Jensen Hang stepping down uh as Nvidia's uh CEO. Well, now it's the the former uh CEO and Anthropic launches claude meetings, a tool that you can add to your meetings like a cold worker to start like already working while you are in the meeting which is insane. All of that and a meme review in today's episode. This is Command AI. I'm Kavarza and I'm Sam and this is a week in AI design and dev. Uh I was going to add as well um because you know about um teams going down today and Microsoft all going down today. Oh Microsoft. Yeah. How could I for what about Microsoft? It went down by the I saw them everything teams like office. I mean definitely teams because what I was going to say we could have worked in an angle on uh clawed meetings because say it would have avoided the uh the outage that's been going on in in Microsoft Teams. Yeah, that's funny because well web flow went down a few days ago um apparently but nobody noticed I guess. Well actually told me yeah we could we could do an offthe cuff coverage. Did you watch the live stream of the second episode of Vue Source? The second episode? No, I have not. So, we we covered the first episode where they gave us a bit of a taster on on source, web flow source. Then they did another episode with uh more of a marketingish guy and it was a little bit more insight into how you build views in source um web flow s they keep pushing source by web flow that's that's they're trying to be on brand at the moment um and yeah it was a little bit more insightful however we they still don't know pricing yet like web flow still don't no pricing yet and that's why they're going to be they're not they've not announced anything like it's still they're still struggling to find out where the value is in the tool like this. So once they know the value they can price it accordingly. Um and the release is looking to be early next year but they are they're hopeful early next year. It could be or first quarter rather. So within the first quarter of next year, but they're shipping lots and they showed an integration with uh Shopify and that you could just change something on Shopify basically using as a headless CMS and changing the title and then it updating like immediately on Webflow and I think vice versa. I had to take a call uh during this part but I think it was vice versa as well. They changed the title in web flow and updated on on Shopify. My question which I don't think got answered was it will be interesting to see how that was created within source like they I feel like they still haven't shown us what how to build a website in source like what the workflow is like. Um, I think it was this one. I'm not sure if I'm getting mixed up with another bit of news, but the majority of it, the website they built in in Clawude and then imported it into source, which will be a common workflow, I think, but it I still want to see what what source can do and how you go about it. and and also whether it's a BY thing because people want to be able to use clawed subscriptions inside of web flow which would be quite a cool little thing if they use claw claw-p to like you know access people's clawed code max subscriptions but I don't know that's still all a little bit unclear and whether you pay for no setup like normies don't know how to create API keys this that and the other like a normie setup where you just use web flows agent just like framer, right? You use framer's agent when you use their ai service. So yeah, here we go. There's he's updating the title there. Um yeah, and this is all Shopify integration. But yeah, nice to see it progression progressing but still leaving a little bit to desire to be desired in terms of well show us from zero to website purely using source. I might be a bit um I don't know if I'm like uh understanding this enough. Maybe I should watch the video. What we are seeing here is this not essentially a UI built to speak to the use the API like you could do all of that between your own custom shop and Shopify using Shopify as a headless uh system and this being just a UI for that and saving something here would just essentially trigger the API to work. Yeah, Shopify is the back end for this specific collection. So, but this is not just a UI for that. Exactly. Yeah. Exactly. But but you could do this without source. I think everything you can do without source. Source is the hard source is the visual layer to to to visualize these connections and to bring them together. This is why they're so hyped on these views that you like whilst the your AI can build these connections and this and that it's the view that contextualizes all of that together in a way that makes sense for you and your team. Yeah. So um and and they want you know it's all code at the end of the day. All this is just like strappy is it stray which is um Timothy Rex's thing stacky thing that's had a few updates recently. All you all it's doing is recognizing what an Astro project looks like and just giving you a UI to tap into some of that stuff. Yeah. Same here. So there's actually an agent that's built into source that you tell it what what view you want and it will build the view for you directly within itself if that makes sense. Yeah, it's scary when you get to when you look at a lot of these you it's just like a JSON builder at at the end of the day. Yeah. A lot of like what what you see. Yeah. And you just uh are like Yeah. You're you're playing with JSON uh in a lot of these cases. But I guess that there is still like some hope. I mean we are back to the website that we are building. Um once we are done with this if I don't know if like web flow with source they will try to target you know smaller creators or not because we're you know kind of we're bootstrapping this right we're we don't have like loads of money uh to put behind this but will we be able to use source to host it maybe for very little to to no money or will they be like No, it's not for you. It's just for big teams, big marketers that they can use it. Because for us, we could all of the, you know, the content that we have and the automations and that we have, we could have views and maybe manage those visually or like manage changing the content of the site visually. And that is that is quite nice to have. But at the end of the day, I'm a bit scared that they would be like, "It's going to cost you like 200 a month and it's just a starting point." And at that point, I'd be like, "Yeah, um I'd be I'd be probably prompting instead of using it." But maybe it will be free to some point. That would be cool because I mean, Cloudflare, you pay $5 and you get It's insane the amount of value you get for $5 at Yeah. Crazy, isn't it? So, there was a guy on the call, if you go back to the Web Flow stream, there's a guy on the call that that Matthew Manga asks like, "Who is source for?" And this guy says, "Uh, not not that one. If you go back a bit, he's probably disappeared by this." Um, him top left, Nathan. Yeah. He says basically anyone who's building websites like okay so whether you are bu like all across the board I think that's probably a bit um vague when it comes to building a product you need to be quite specific however I think they were just trying to reassure you or us that they will be it will be something for builders but we've yet to see something being built in source so that's what I want and I and Matthew Mer comment in one of our videos and I said to him, I just I think it would be really good to see something being built. I would love that. By the way, just just to be very clear if Web Flow you're watching, I would love to see the community reactivated. I would love to see when I see a like a short video on on any platform, uh somebody building a crazy website or like a scalable website, beautiful website, whatever. They build a website, they'd be like, "Yeah, you do this with source or like you manage this with source or you sell this to your clients with source and you have these UIs and controls. Your clients will be able to do all the things with the CMS and you do it with AI, you have no limits, and then you deliver to your clients with source." I would love to see that, but to be honest, I'm a bit skeptical, especially because I don't see the community aspect of Web Flow from the Web Flow side. Like, I don't think they have the program. No, you're right. But I think what you're looking at right now, which by the way, I think you should jump back just a little bit in this video. Press left a couple of times. No, no, no, no, no. Not like that. Like, just go back to where you are and press left a few times. Uh there was a question basically someone asking um have we seen the designer in source is around here maybe a little bit interesting and I don't I don't know but the answer is no we haven't I don't think we've seen the tweak pain stuff but we've not seen the actual designer itself and then the next question at this bit was which I haven't listened to because I I got called away for a call um is it tokenbased or bring your key. So, someone's actually asked that. You can't share your audio, can you? Uh, I have it muted. Um, let me let me see if I can Oh, can you Yeah. Can you listen to what they say? How they answer that question. If you go forward a bit, it was much more forward than this. It was practically where you were when I said go back. So much more forward probably after that little next chapter probably beginning of next chapter actually like here education and custom view. Yeah, maybe maybe. No, go like Oh, look. Source University. Look. So, they're answering these questions that you have. But yeah, if you go back a bit more, back a bit more. It'll probably be the the next question that we see. Thanks, answering Nathan. Keep going back. Oh, web flow will have AI credit AI credit system and source agents will be so yeah I think it is interesting I want to see it succeed and maybe it is just the way I see it but um I I want to I want to see normies and people just coming into this like new world of world of creation with AI like anything that you can imagine if you can create it especially for the web I want them to use source uh at least for some for some part of it uh but maybe they will because that that's what they have been doing in the past few years maybe they will frame it for bigger businesses and that is also fine but it is more for me like HubSpot you know you you're not excited about HubSpot, but you need it. You use it, big businesses use it, and it's it's a huge it's a ginormous company, very successful, but you know, it doesn't have a community and you can't tap into having a community by uh you need to give something away for free at the start because like that that's how you are bringing a bunch of like new people together. um you need to incentivize essentially people to work together to share together to learn from each other. The views by the way totally have that aspect. That's what makes me hopeful because views are something that you do and it's completely compatible with what I have in source and you can share it with me and that that can create a community but that community can grow if it's if they can give away some of it at least for free. for example, use source, but the agents from Webflow, you have very limited amount of tokens, which is totally fine and fair. Uh, but let us use source to create the to use it to make these views to share it and so on. uh but only maybe charge us when we when we have a when we either use the tokens or when we host like a client website, you know, the custom domain type of thing. Uh but it's it's really hard to to seal it away. I mean, once they open that door, nothing is going to stop you from still using source but hosted on Cloudflare for free on your custom domain, right? You could do that. Mhm. You could use source to manipulate and whatever and then kind of like automate your way out of it to because you sync it with GitHub and then every time but that's why I think that's why I think they're pushing the views because it can be your database can be on um Cloudflare. Your your asset storage can be on Cloudflare. Source doesn't care where it is. It's bringing all of that together in a visual way. That's the whole idea of of source. Yeah. They're not trying they're not trying to box you in from the technologies you I get that. I get that. But how do they how do they want to make money with it? Well, that's up to them. That's up to them to decide. Let's let's move on because this is supposed to be like a a freaking We wanted to do like a small Yeah. small sideline. Anyway, well, this next one will be Were you going to bring something up before we go into this API thing? API. Um, okay. So, what I I haven't showed this to you. You haven't seen it except a few screenshots that I showed on uh I I I shared a few screenshots with you on Discord. So, I made that tool for our for our show and um I made like two presentations. One of them is a meme review. Have you seen any PewDiePie meme review? These are like old videos. He used to nice watch just a bunch of memes and just be like sometimes in a call with friends just they just go through some memes and have a laughter. So, I have that for us. Um, very good. Yeah. Well, and you decide when we do that. It's just a bunch of memes that we go through. Okay, cool. Well, maybe we'll just chill out at the end and get get through this because this next one I don't think it's going to take us that long. I think it's more of a learning thing uh and of interest than uh than anything else. So, yeah. So, let's do that one. Let me share my screen and try not to uh Okay, so Claude Code has been secretly pushing your API keys up to GitHub for everyone to see. So let's go through exactly why it's happening and what you can do about it to prevent it happening in future because I think we could all do a little bit of learning given the vibe code uh onslaught let's say. Yeah. So there was this article uh that they uh that was published. Maybe you can zoom in a little bit. Let's do this. Let's go. Okay. So for the normies um when you when you make an app you probably need some API keys from another provider and those API keys you want to store them in a file in an environ uh file and you do not want to push that to GitHub. you you have your files on your computer or on a server and you put everything on GitHub except some secretive stuff that you don't put on GitHub because if you put it on GitHub, other people can also read it. And if they read your API keys, they can use your credits. You don't want to do that. You don't want to even paste your API keys into the chat from any AI because technically they they can read that or remember it or uh it can be also stored in your sessions and can be accessed by other agents and yeah there are many problems with that. So what happens let's let's not get you've gone to I think you've gone too deep there. So let's just break that down a little bit further right. So, GitHub when you build an application, GitHub is where you you push the code and you store the code so that lots of people can contribute to that code and it manages uh if if two of you edit the same line of code the same line of code then it manages that uh conflict pushed to that your code gets pushed to GitHub that can be public like everyone like you might have gone on to GitHub and downloaded a free open source tool and used it the point all that code is pushed up to there it's a central repository And API keys are a way for your application, it's a password. So API keys are a way for your application to log in to another service, let's say it's a database or something like that, and retrieve stuff. And it's got that secret password that you've set up called an API key. Given those two things that your codebase needs these API keys um to call the database and it's public, you don't obviously don't want to be pushing those passwords up to to um GitHub because they've everyone's got your password and they can use all your well we spoke last week about or week before about people open code getting hacked and all everyone's API keys to their open AI accounts and their Gemini accounts and then everyone got these billing notifications because everyone was using that like they stole their OpenAI account. So, with that being said, it's been there's a little roundabout way where you can accidentally end up pushing your API keys to GitHub for all to see if it's a public repository. You can obviously have a private private repository, but still you still whether it's private or public, you don't want to be pushing your API keys, your passwords up to to GitHub. But what's happening is is that when you you might have used claude and it might have like something that's blocked like the the the action that it's taking is blocked because it wants you to say yes whether it's deleting a file whether it's pushing to get whether it's doing something that the auto mode doesn't like doesn't want to do. It needs your permission. You can say yes. There's three options. You can say yes. You can say yes and don't ask again. And you can say no. You know, but what if when you click say yes and don't ask again, it takes the re it takes the the the prompt that you gave it and puts that into a little file called claude setting uh claude settings.local.json. Okay. what it normally does and and if that command that you gave it contained uh an API key which by the way we'll get into it but you shouldn't be putting your API keys into claude anyway as handy as it is you should be not putting any API keys in claude this is one particular reason why it will put that API key in this file and if it's not get ignored which is a way of ignoring certain files that have sensitive information in from getting pushed up to it if it does if it's not get ignored, it will then push it up there. So, cloud code is not abstracting or or or um redacting the part the the API key or the password before it puts it into settings.local. It's a kind of weird roundabout way of doing it. Uh reason as to why it's happening. It's quite difficult to achieve, but basically this software company said it found 1,122 public uh copies of this file that contained secrets. So they these are all public files with API keys. They didn't test the API keys, but that's a lot of repos that have API keys. Yeah. So the way it happens is like I say if you command uh claude and that command has an API key and then it asks you do you want to take any sort of action on it and you click yes and don't ask again then it's going to put that line of code in the the settings.local.json. What claude code is meant to do is then add that file to the git ignore. But there are some instances where let's say you've already created that folder or you've already created that file then it won't add it to the git ignore. Um if you've copied a doc clawed folder over and it already and you've not managed it through you've not managed that instance through claude then it's not going to add it to the git ignore. So there's a few little ways as to how that clawed file might not get put into the git ignored and then you push it up to git and then it's for everyone to see. So it's it is slightly difficult to to do but it's an opportunity for us to talk about what good best practices are and ultimately that comes down to um not putting API keys into claude and it's not necessarily a claude specific problem actually either right so but not putting your API keys into claude there are certain command in fact I'll go back to the article there are certain commands you can uh run that um you can remove it here with this if you type get ignore or just ask claude to just remove settings.local from the cache. Um where's the other one? There's another way to or maybe I had it in my chat here. No, I've lost it. Um but yeah, you just want to make sure that it's not it's removed and whatever. If you have already pushed your API key to git, then you just need to rotate it like it's in the history of git. There's you you think if by just removing that file that's everything's fine. If you push an API key, the the the simple thing to do is just rotate that API key. I've done it. We've all done it. Uh Git will I think it's called Git Guardian. Git will email you and say API keys detected and and whatever and you need to deal with it like that. But you know I've tried in the past just to kind of rewrite the history and do this and that and the other just freaking just rotate the API keys and unfortunately sometimes it might be multiple API keys however it ended up in your g you know whether you've pushed it through some other means or whatever. So, but yeah, this was a weird way. There were weird circumstances in which that file which should stay get ignored. Clawed code would put API keys into it, you know, but you said you've asked it to, but it's it can't be kind of held responsible for making sure that that file is all like is get ignored. If the file was already there, it's not going to get ignore it. It thinks you've got all that covered. So, that's kind of it. That's kind of all that's the news. Cool. um Apple and Siri turning into a true agent. And again, I don't think this is this is not going to be a long one either. Basically, I think when when Siri AI kind of first rebranded and kind of got launched, we covered it. And I think the biggest thing that I said that it needs, it needs a genic use. needs to you need to be able to tell it to do something on your phone and it will go into settings and turn off air or turn on airplane mode or it should go into emails and write an email and send it. You know, those agentic capabilities are pretty standard nowadays and this article talked about it a little bit here. um duh meta space x si uh have all gone in a new gentic AI interfaces that can carry out tasks for you. Muse and grockbot agents of their own virtual machines can proactively handle task in the background for you then deliver results. So I think it's only natural for Siri to to go down this route and yeah I'm sharing my screen. Um, but all that to be said, home view got released the other. Have you been seeing the news about home view? Like Siri is just shite to be quite frank. Siri is just crap in its current state and they're already really just set off my uh my sword there. Um, I don't have faith they're going to be able to do it with any real uh with any decent execution because they can't even execute Siri on on your phone uh on the in the current state of things. I I've lost so much faith in it that I don't even bother with it anymore. They've they've destroyed so much trust in its ability to do anything that it's like I really can't be asked. Similarly, uh Claude is bad at computer use. You've heard me talk about it loads of times. Claude is really bad at computer and browser use. It's destroyed my trust. So, I just can't be bothered to even entertain the idea of trying it again because it's like I just can't be asked with the with it eventually failing and then having to go down a different route. I might as well just go down a different route. And that's that's the importance I think of launching something like well done the first time because you've only got one shot. You know with most people you've only got one shot. So it will be cool to see. I think it will be useful and it's necessary but I don't think they're going to be able to execute on it. Yeah, it's quite sad, but yeah, sir Siri is really bad. And I don't know if it's a platform issue or data issue, but I mean they I I think they're just too stubborn to use the servers and they're like, we do everything locally and then it just doesn't work. And I I I guess the type of compute that you're doing like what we're doing with claude, you can't do it locally, right? just it just takes too much context, too much compute. Yeah. Yeah. So, yeah, maybe maybe they can figure out I mean, they had a good idea with the private uh cloud. Maybe something with that. Maybe they can make sure that they I don't know. Maybe maybe technically it's not really feasible in the level that they want to to store. I mean, how can they store your photos and be able to, you know, run an AI on it to label stuff, for example? That would be one one thing that they would have to do. Uh, to make Siri work, uh, they have to do the same with your emails. They have to read there must be an AI to that reads your emails in the cloud. And I guess there are just many security and privacy issues with that that Apple won't take. But even if you put that aside, a a stock, I would say stock because like even without context, Siri would be cool, but they don't even give us that. Like a Siri that can do more than here, I searched that for you on the web. It's just it's it's that bad. And yeah, I mean, if you're in the US, uh your Siri is probably just much better. If you are in Europe, your series is just like straight out trash. It's from 2014. Um, I just was doing a bit of a sound check whilst you were talking and look what I came across. What is this [ __ ] What is this? What is this [ __ ] Command AI. 14 subscribers, 14 videos with this AI slop thing. Yeah. How dare they take our name? How dare they? We go to war anyway. We go to war. Cool. Uh, uh, give me a second. Yeah. Uh, but I don't know how do I do that. Give me a second, please. Um because I have a presentation to show but the issue is Yeah. The issue is the presentation has um I didn't think this through because it's new um the tool that I'm building but it has the Nvidia stuff but also the Fable stuff. So, I'm thinking, uh, how do I show that? Okay. I I guess I I can figure it out. Um, okay. All right. So, Fable 5.2 two came out and this room and it's all 3D and this presentation tool were all also created by Fable 5.2 actually oneshot it. So let's go through um the benchmarks and a few examples to see how good it is. Have you been using it? I have indeed. Yeah, heavily. Yeah. So Fable 5.2 2 and also Mythos 5.2 also came out. Um, and man, it's just it's it's too good. It's crazy good. And the things that I've been seeing people creating with it is insane. Especially when it comes to 3D, but by the way, again, like all of this is 3D. And this was oneshotted essentially. Like how good is this? This is a new presentation tool. So, let's uh let's continue here with Fable 5.2 and let's look at some numbers. Um it's we just go through a bunch of like comparing it to Astra. It's beating Astra pretty much at everything. Yeah. um only for business workflows, Gemini Carbon is apparently better, but for pretty much everything else, Fable 5.2 is killing it. Uh it's really, really, really good. like knowledge work um multidisciplinary reasoning it's just much ahead of everything else especially Astra and using it personally man Fable is on its own league Fable 5.1 was already inh in its own league but now this one is just even better uh here we see some some more comparisons um computer use what you've been complaining about is apparently better and by the trust me uh benchmarks trust me bro benchmarks fable 5.2 2 is better than GPT6 Astra being the white one here 89 compared to 79 for computer use but I don't know it might be although too expensive to use this big model for computer use here um also like we see a big jump between Fable 5.1 and Fable 5.2 two. Then here we have the frontier code and this is comparing the cost and the like how good it scores. This greenish color is fable and I'm I don't know about you but I have been using it on med. Maybe one time I tried high. Um, but yeah, I it seems like based on this benchmark, the X high is better. But I wouldn't go. But you see like max just never do max. Okay? No matter what you do, never do max. It overthinks and it's actually worse and it's way more expensive. But yeah, interesting how small of a difference it is between mid and low. by the way, which also compares to like the high is better than the Astra based on this. Yeah. Anyway, let's go to this one. Also better than uh Opus 5.5. Obviously, kind of like just boring. Uh maybe this is where you want to see, which is also funny. See like Fable 5.2 two being on the top of like intelligence leaderboard but Gemini carbon is somehow second and then you have Claude Opus and then you have the open AI uh models which is interesting right uh yeah and this goes into actually them talking about uh IPOing I don't know if we should cover this also here or not but they are going to IPO. They filed everything and uh the company might be um valued at up to 1.4 trillion. But we don't know this like we don't know what will happen with the market like with Nvidia going down like crazy. Does that mean people will buy Anthropic? Maybe. Well, I don't know. There there are people protesting, aren't they, in the offices of Anthropic about not going to IPO? not opoing as well. interesting because I think it would just I think I don't know the details so correct me if I'm wrong but I think they just in the same way people are worried about Jensen and Nvidia which we'll cover it will just shake up the stock market and it will crash if if they IPO it's such a um it could be overvalued completely overvalued yeah it's a very volatile right now the market but Nvidia being down it does it shouldn't I don't know. I don't get it connected to anthropic having issues. If anything, it's the other way around because Nvidia uh was a big like especially Jensen Hang, he wanted uh the openweight models to succeed and it was in their interest to sell more graphics cards. And how do you sell more graphics cards? by having more openweight models because that makes more countries to be uh in this race to get you know better and that meant they have to sell u more chips but now with him being out and Nvidia being in trouble that means the closed source companies should be in a better position but I don't know the markets are too volatile what we see here is the insane revenue that they uh they've been pulling like it anthropic is growing like insane 16 almost 17 billion uh in Q3. Yeah. But yeah, it will be it will be very interesting to see. M uh yeah. So that that's kind of like uh Fable. And on a personal note, this that I showed uh was also like I'm I'm doing all of this with Fable 5.3. I'm not using Opus for this site because it's very design and animation oriented. And pretty much I one-shoted the base concept and after that it's been more like refining things based on like my taste, but it's insane at doing like 3D stuff and oneshotting 3D stuff like these are all Fable. Did you do the tweaks with Fable or just I did the tweaks with T. I do the tweaks with Fable as well, especially like if it's the same context, I just continue asking because we already have it already has the context. Um, but yeah, even the tweaks are in Fable. That's crazy. You think that that that's got that's that's a model that it's got to generate in amongst everything else and amongst accessibility and amongst design and amongst you know everything. It's got to build a 3D model and it's just it's crazy how far we've come. It it is it is it is crazy good. Like genuinely insane. I I made also like this example. Uh this is Oh, no. Let's Let's show this one. No, I I I need to run them. Uh run the servers and they stop probably because I don't have enough RAM because of Wait, wait. I need I need to I need to show that. I need to show that because of this. I need this, but I don't have it. 28 gigabytes of none of your business. I'm talking to you, some old man. I want I want more RAM. I need more RAM for all of these uh local servers that I'm running. But yeah, um Fable 5.2 insane. It's an insane model. It's really really good. I mean it it it oneshotted this tool for for presentations and I and I really like it like you can uh you can go to the the sources but you can uh oh I'm I forgot I'm on the shared version on locally you can also edit stuff manually. Uh, so it's it's really cool. Like I can add pins. I can It's Yeah, I can edit the stuff. I can change the colors. And you know the meme, the crazy guy. Yeah, you you know it, right? Sunny always sunny in Philadelphia. I don't know what it's called. Like this. Yeah. This was the idea. Yeah. I was like, what if we present our show in this way? Yeah. Cool. We're the crazy people going into uh the deep dark niches of of AI. I mean I mean only crazy people would care about stuff. By the way, I didn't mention maybe that's what's uh left and maybe it was somewhere and I didn't uh check, but it's faster. Fable 5.2 is faster and also cheaper, right? Yeah. Yeah, I was going to say more efficient. Outputs up to 30% faster than uh Fable 5.1. And they are $8 in 40 million out. Um, and then there's a fast mode as well. So, 16 million, $16 per million in and $80 per million out as on the fast mode. The um the other thing to add as well is depending on how long you've been with uh Anthropic and Claude, you free resets. So, if you're over if you're over six month or under six months, you get one free reset. I think over a year, you've been you get two free resets. three years, you get three resets or something in that wheelhouse. So, I was uh looking at my usage. I was like, "Oh, I've got three free resets that just are indefinite." Yeah. Yeah. I have two. I'm an OG boy. Two. I have two resets. Yeah. Yeah. Uh I noticed a slight bug. So, uh, my my payment didn't go through for Claude because of my credit card. It declined it. I don't know why it declined it. Uh, it was suspicious. So, the payment didn't go through and I was already using it for like that day and I I already was like at 15% of my weekly usage and then I went in manually and I charged it. So, I never cancelled my account. It was just um the payment didn't go through. So I charged I I I allowed it to go through from my credit cards website and then my reset was it hit the reset like my limit was reseted again. So I was at zero. So yeah. So maybe every month don't let the payment to go through and you can token maxing baby. Yeah. Yeah. So, less than six months, you've got one free reset. Six um less than a year, you've got two free resets. More than a year, you can get three resets. Three free resets. So, that's pretty pretty nice. Um but yeah, I've been um it's been fantastic at editing. Seriously, editing videos. Really freaking good editing videos. Yeah. Yeah. Um and this isn't computer use. This is interpretation of the script and editing it in such a way. The graphics that it puts alongside it as well. Although my workflow's kind of changed a little bit is that I do the initial edit in Final Cut and then I get it and then I get it to uh put the motion graphics. So I'm I'm relying less on its interpretation. I don't mind its interpretation and I will for next week's clips it will do the interpretation. But I then ex I make sure it exports it to Final Cut because it's uh it's just it's just the little edits here or there like it might it might cut off a word in the middle of the word thinking that the sentence has ended in this and that. So like it's still a team effort to do the editing but it's the motion graphics that are really nice. You watch some of my I'm not quite sure actually maybe some of my latest videos but the the graphics are happening as I speak. you know, there's a big wall of text or whatever and different things are happening over the course of several minutes that animate in when I say them and little things like that. So, for editing, it's been fantastic. Um, I'm I mean, I'm just It's smart. It's really smart. Um Um, cool. Yeah, Opus is like that coworker who's pretty good, but it and it's also pretty smart, pretty fast, but it's not like that genius kind of like it's really good. Like Opus does everything, but Fable, it's on its own league, man. It's It's where when you use it, you notice like, holy [ __ ] it it doesn't make mistakes as nearly as much. Like it's very rare for fable to make mistakes. Yeah. Well, that's the other thing as well they've they've mentioned on the release is that Fable Mythos are best for the most ambitious open-ended technical work. For most coding uh knowledge tasks, we recommend that you just start with Opus 5.5. So even though they have Fable, they do recommend kind of starting with Opus and then going down or up from there. I don't know how you could ever think about going down from Opus to be honest. Everything that we do, I think Opus is the minimum. Um, Sonic, I think the other models are for the bigger dogs to use like Fable and Opus using uh the this the Sonnet and the other Haiku to to do like smaller tasks. M I could imagine like Fable telling 10 Haiku uh agents to to do a bunch of like small edits, right, instead of itself going like to to eat of all a bunch of like context. Yeah. But yeah, they they showed also this um kind of like task. They asked it to create a controller. It's a computer and it did like everything from scratch like from the concept to the board design to like even the 3D for the 3D printer. It's just insane. Just just fantastic. Yeah. Also, just one thing about the reset. It's funny because like you mentioned we have like these two resets and they expire for me. I see the resets expire in um March 9th. So, what does that mean? Does that mean we won't get another Fable until March? Like, how would I wouldn't read into it that much. Yeah, I know. I know. But, uh yeah, I mean, I I actually thought it was unlimited. I I thought uh there was I've got one I've actually got a full reset for my full account actually until December 10th. And then I got three Fable resets. Um, but yeah, they all expire March 9th. So if we get another Fable, can we use these resets to reset the new Fable? I would assume so because Fable, it's not saying Fable 5 Fable 5.2 reset. It's just saying Fable reset. So you're totally right. Yeah, true. True. Fair. But that means um presumably from like like anthropic seeing it for the near future we will still have this like 50% limit because you can use fable only up to 50% of your weekly limit which is a bit a bit annoying but yeah I hit it last week. Yeah it's um yeah yeah I've I've developed an app with it today. I was just doing it before the show. Uh, I haven't properly logged in and looked at it yet, but it looks like it's one shot. It's something incredibly like it it's working after one shot. Gave it a lot of direction, a lot of context or whatever. Made it made it do plan mode and whatever, but it's the fact that I've I maybe hit one bug that I had to fix, but like yeah, it's just I want it to be to be the default. Do you know what I mean? Like there's there's just it's was it what's it called? um uh Favon's law or what what's it called or paradox something paradox where it's like the more we get the more we will use it. Yeah. Uh Jo it's with Joven Jo's paradox. Joven's Yeah. Jovin's paradox. Yeah. So yeah. Cool. Well, that's been fable. Yeah. So, I will go I'll do meat because it's Claude and I like a good um I like a good transition or segue. But, uh if Let me think about this because I want to work the Microsoft thing into this Claude me. Yeah. Um let's let's figure it out. Um, well, you might have noticed this week that micros I'll do that again. You might have noticed this week that Microsoft Teams went down. Well, in short order, you might realize that you won't use Microsoft Teams at all anymore because Claude Meetings has just been announced. And RIP, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, all of that lot might just have uh been kicked. So, this is basically called meetings, and I won't play it because it's got copyrighted music, but you've got a usual meetings interface here that you will know and love. Oh, look who joins the party. It's Claude. And what's cool is you can ask it to do things whilst you're on the meeting. This is clutch. It's not just about meeting notes uh and summaries and things and action items. It's about actually going off and doing things whilst you're on the call. Now, I'm trying to think if I can actually build this into my meeting bot that there's a live maybe it's questions. Maybe I have to look at the chat and maybe maybe actions that get given to Claude get put in the chat. I don't know. But yeah, look there's some there's some boards there that it's creating and things like that. Um Claude meetings is here only for team and enterprise unfortunately. Wait, is this like its own meeting app? Yeah. Yeah. I thought this is like kind of like, you know, the other Yeah. a plugin that you add to any other. I don't know. I don't know what interface this is that you can see, but this is Yeah, the interface is very general. I'm I'm sure this is none of the apps that we have today. By the way, it's pretty nice. The the interface is really nice. But it says add Claude to your team's video call. Yeah. So look, uh, you're right. Cloud Meetings is starting with Google Meet with support for other video conference platforms coming soon. So it is a plugin. I think they've just generalized the interface. They don't want to be specific to any particular one. So you Yeah, but it's quite funny looking at the It's quite funny looking at all the memes. Microsoft Team Dev. Oh, I love this. I love this. One step closer to like one person and all of the all of the This is really funny. Bring it back. bring that one back because like today uh I today I told my in the web flow community I was like talking to everyone and I said like my teammate and I we were working on this I I showed something and they they they stopped me and they said when you say your teammate do you mean like an actual human or was it an agent like no no no an actual human this is that there's a funny thing here one he's got Gemini as the CEO what the [ __ ] is that about to Elijah, the only human. Colleagues, can we turn on the web? Can we turn on the cameras? Yeah, this is funny. This is funny. I wake up. Claude takes someone's job. I wake up. This is like overdone in the comments section. Claude joins the meeting. Panic. It only takes notes. Calm. It wrote down what I promised for Friday night. Panic. Transcripts. Your meeting transcripts. Anthropic training data. Yeah. Yeah. And but it's quite good like starting to do something in the artifacts. Maybe you start in the teams and you're like that website idea or that app idea cloud go ahead and and just build it and publish it on artifacts. Granola Microsoft Teams. What is that other one? I don't know. Uh Otter. Yeah. But Granola. Yeah. Yeah. So but I mean Yeah. Everyone has a piece of the pie. But yeah, I guess it's cool. It's cool. Uh I would love to I would love to add it to Discord. Claw teams. There we go. Right. The big one. Jensen Hang. Oh man. Got a two attached to Chinese models apparently. Yeah. and today announced that he is stepping down as CEO from Nvidia, which I didn't think would ever happen. Like he is an icon. People are comparing this to when Steve Jobs got fired from Apple, but actually worse. Like this is a terrible, terrible thing. This is like the biggest company Well, was the biggest company in the world. Exactly. Right. Exactly. We say was because the shares tanked since he has announced. Oh, what happened? Like it should be red now. Like your background it was green. Should we do that? It's like now it has to be Now it has to be red because the the Nvidia shares it. It's been it's been a nightmare for Nvidia and Oh, my battery's on. Maybe I can charge up my laptop and put it. Let's have a look at this. That's that's what we are looking at in the let's say last month it went from uh 230 to 160 per Oh my god. Like 30% drop. That's insane. That's like deep in the red. Deep in the red. Funny you should say. The man might have popped the AI bubble with his dick. There's a joke somewhere. You know how the ongoing meme about like we'll get this happened before GTA 6, that happened before GTA 6? Well, now there's a joke somewhere in this where it's like, well, we got uh Jensen we got GTA 6 before we had Jensen resignation or something. I'm not smart enough to come up with that joke, but yeah. Yeah. This this is like this is insane because he he has been the face of the company, right? And let's let's have a look at this. So, well, actually we I mean it's only briefly we basically he got caught having an affair with um a woman who was suspected to be a Chinese let's say informant. People are saying spy for the clickbait, but it's spy. Exactly. It's not a spy. It's a she uh she has a company. So, she's essentially working at a company where it's getting its money from Alibaba and she was buying tons and tons of chips from uh Nvidia specifically like talking to Jensen and buying it from him and presumably bringing all that chip back to China like transferring it back to China. So, it it's it's not a spy. They weren't trying to get into like Nvidia secrets or at least as far as we know. They were just trying to buy. And Jensen Hang to be clear, he was very critical of the new US um government. He wanted to to sell more chips. He wanted these AI. I mean, it does make sense because like he wants to sell more chips and he wants to sell it to the Chinese as well and they wanted to buy, but the US wanted to put an import ban, an export ban on that. And the there there's a story behind that. And now the interesting thing is this woman has been in contact with him for many months. And this story was known for quite a bit. But it became like public knowledge right after the midterm uh elections and that is presumably because of the change of the power or like we we don't know if they're actually playing 5D chess or you know that they are just like out of spite you know it can be also a thing um doing all of that we we can't really know that but what we know is it was a known fact and the US government including Trump himself completely ignored that despite actually knowing about it. Uh so but then then just to just to paint the picture but then he got found out to be another affair with an executive at Nvidia. So the head of healthcare. There we go. The head of healthcare. So he had an affair. We'll go we'll we'll have a separate video about the memes and we'll go through them. Okay. Uh but he he he had a wife. He has a wife not had he has a wife yet for now. We don't know if uh something will happen there or not. But then he had this affair with the Chinese um lady and also with the head of healthcare and the what is the issue? What why would he resign for that? I mean personally for her his personal life this is horrible but like he is the face of invid he is the Nvidia he is face he was on like media he's he was on one of like in one of these Nvidia what's it called like events it was like developers events or something like this there were like thousands of people and he goes on the stage and he's like you know this is I I I don't know like he it's a conference. It's a tech conference or something like because they they acted like he's a uh what's it called? Like he's a star essentially. Uh he he has a t-shirt cannon where he's like yeah he had pictures of um signing boobs actually. Wow. Yeah. So he was a celebrity and the face of Nvidia and he was good. He was there from basically the start of Nvidia. He used to own, I believe, 20 or 30% of the company, but now he owns about 3.5% of the company right now. Uh, which is still lots of money. He's still um a multi-billionaire, I think, like close to he was valued at close to 200 billion. Now it's maybe 150 billion or something like this. Um, so that's kind of like the the story. But what is the issue with having these affairs? The issue is uh with the Chinese lady, the whole company might might get [ __ ] by the essentially like the US government can go in and start like looking around and if they see that Nvidia or him they knew that they are selling these chips and the chips might be smuggled to China. Nvidia is in trouble in deep legal trouble. So they're removing them. the board has removed him to to kind of like calm that down and maybe transition. I mean, to be honest, I think it like Donald Trump will just accept any form of payment to to hush hush money. So, and Nvidia have all of the money anyway. So, I wonder if even if they did find something, they'd be like, "Okay, we'll pay the fine." Done. But yeah, let let's see. Like the I mean, uh we never had the likes of this before, right? So yeah, the the affair isn't a good look, but it's really about what you've just said, isn't it? Yeah, exactly. It's like on the personal and also on the human level, it's horrible, but on the business side, that's the reason because it makes the whole company liable. It's not just the affair, it's the smuggling of the chips. Um, and also the same with the executive that he had relationship with. It's illegal in many companies, I guess, like in most companies if not all to have this type of like relationships, especially like with the power dynamic, it it [ __ ] everything up. And if you have in some companies, you have to disclose this. I mean, there are memes around this with uh the office because the office is just a goat. You've seen the office, right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay, Michael. Anyway, so here's a interesting tweet. Well, on social truth from Donald J. Trump, now that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who has done a fantastic job, has resigned, there is only one man to take his place, Tim Apple, Cook of Apple, Tim Apple, because he he called him Tim Apple, by the way. He he thought his name is Tim Apple. He's so [ __ ] stupid. This man is so stupid. A legend replaces a legend. President Donald J. Trump. It would be so funny if this would happen. I don't think so at all because I mean Tim Cook is done with this [ __ ] He he stepped down from the Apple. He He's kind of like old. He may want to do this. And he is not the AI chip guy, by the way. Just to be specific. He's he's the opposite of that. Um but I I don't know. he has like theoretically it could be but I don't think like Tim Cook is going to because Tim Cook is also still at Apple. He's just not the CEO but he's still on the board and he's an adviser. Uh yeah, so that happened and Jensen Huang is summoned to testify before Congress. So, but that he will be asked questions. It's not it's not especially now that the with the blue tsunami in in the US, I don't think they are going to let it go uh very easily. So, we'll see what happens. Uh for now, we can look at the shares and see it like how it's going down. Um my some people are asking is this the right time to buy to buy the dip? I don't know. Maybe we should be waiting for the third or the fourth pair to come out. Yeah. Yeah. And then and then uh by man this is brutal. Yeah. Yeah. I'd be tempted to buy% to be honest. I don't have the money to buy because I mean realistically I mean I I don't know enough about Jensen really but he's definitely a character. He's definitely a celebrity. He's definitely a face. But operationally, what good is he to Nvidia, you know? No, that that's kind of the thing. He uh the company was very dependent on him. Like the structure of the company, there were like 60 different people reporting directly to him. So the and and there was no plan for a succession. There was no plan. So if he dies or whatever happens, how are they going to restructure? There are videos of him saying that there is no plan. He's just he's just going to work and he's working and people are directly uh reporting to him. It doesn't mean that now the company is in big trouble without him because you're completely right like it's also not like Steve Jobs with his vision because he had vision for products for Nvidia. Um, I might be too ignorant here, but isn't it just producing more chips and selling more chips? You don't rinse and repeat, isn't it? Yeah. Like they came up with CUDA. That was a really good I guess luck. It was It was basically luck. They it was smart a smart move but they they made CUDA and it it uh they found out that it was very useful for AI and that's the reason they are they are as desirable at as they are. So what will happen without him they can still sell they I mean they've been pre-elling before like production even like through 2027. So, I can imagine the company being completely fine without him and him being out. I think he still can kind of like have a transition, I guess. I don't know. I don't know how that is. Well, I mean, it's still worth talking about the the positives and and that, you know, it's not all doom and gloom from this because like you just said like with him leaving now, this is an opportunity for Nvidia to as it always is when a senior when a CEO steps down, a new one come takes the plate, they will bring their expertise, they will bring their, you know, um, fresh blood, new ideas and things like that. So we could it we all thought that Tim Cook would ruin Apple when he first joined, but actually he made them into a trillion dollar company. Maybe the innovation isn't as as poignant as when Steve Jobs was around, but he didn't ruin Apple. He made them better. And similarly like with Jensen now, he he's uh he set his LinkedIn profile to uh looking for work, right? So he could be he could be brought into other AI companies using his knowledge and expertise of chips and improve those companies and bring that company up to be as an equal power in the AI race. Do you know what I mean? So there are some definitely um positives that come from Jensen's departure. My gut is because Sam Alman got kicked out, you know. Um, uh, Steve Jobs got kicked out, but they all kind of came back and so I reckon they'll get him back. That would be interesting to see if he can come back. I mean, yeah, but like everybody talking about a replace. I don't know. Maybe maybe there is still a chance. But here, I don't know who this guy is saying, Elon, please hire Jensen. and Elon saying that would be an honor. I mean, these these billionaires are all friends. Um, and I I guess that I I don't know that wouldn't be a horrible idea to do the Terra. Is it called Terra Fab or something like that? Yeah, that's the that's Elon's chip manufacturing company. That would fit. No, I I don't know. Uh, but yeah. Yeah, it would be it would be a match made in heaven to be honest. Yeah. Uh anyway, so earnings uh the t Tuesday 17th uh November. So they have their earnings call and we should wait before like buy. I I don't know like if how the earning call would be like are they uh hitting all the the marks that they've been trying to hit or not. That that will be a big decisioning factor. But just all of that said about like Jensen, we'll go into the memes board, but in its own separate video, watch the memes. Um, he had this picture the he made this picture that he's a family guy, that he's a workaholic, and he never showed any sort of like being a degenerate like Donald Trump from the start. like he's the only or like not the only but one of the few billionaires um who who tried to like portray this normal picture and I guess that also caused the hit to be this big like with the affairs to to make it look even worse because he portrayed to be a good guy and it and we all found out okay he he had affairs but this is not a defend But it's crazy that his affairs were like age appropriate women. Uh they were not ch just to be specific. They were not children. No, no, no, no. Yeah. So just to be specific, just because we say a billionaire having affairs, we are used to knowing that they are children. But no, these were not children. So no, they are they are of age. on that on that side, we need to say like he's a normal as far as normal goes for a billionaire. Yeah. Yeah. Well, let's see how it goes then. Let's see how it goes. So, you've got some memes of you. Yeah, the memes have their own board. We We can go to the memes as well. Are we done with everything else? I think so. Yeah. Okay, let's do meme review. It's a It's a huge We need a theme tune. We need a theme tune for the meme review. Yeah. Um before like I go in and on like this is this is a big a big board and I'm thinking like how we should uh do the intro for the video because this is like all the memes in one place and this board is by the way sharable. It's already published so I can like share it. We can share it in the description of the video. Mhm. for people to share with friends. Already some of my friends are sharing this with each other because, you know, it's all the memes there and they're sending me videos. Hey, this meme is not cool. It's not on the board. Add it to the board. So, uh anyway, so let's let's figure out intro. Okay. Jensen Huang just resigned from Nvidia, the most valuable company in the world, and there are memes, as you can imagine. Have you seen some of them? Uh, do you know what? I haven't. Okay. So, I must have done Oh, I've seen a lot of dance videos, actually. Yeah. So, I made a bunch and all of this, by the way, will be in the description as well. So, I made this board and all of this room and uh with the memes and we can go. Can you hear the voice? Should we? No. Can you You can't Okay, let me try again. It's cuz you share your screen. You don't share your browser. It's the when you share the browser with like the actual tab is where you get the audio. Uh no, it says like even which ah I see. No, it's just I need to turn it on. Let's see. I think we we we've done this in the past. I think we're going around in circles, I think. But let's see how it goes. Uh let's see if you can hear it now. Have you have agency for God's sake? You can hear. Yeah, you can hear. Okay. Okay. So, let's go through the memes. Uh but first we start with this one. This is the baseline that he has made. You know, I think you have to hold yourself responsible. You have you have agency. You're the CEO of the company for God's sakes. Um you have to have high standards and expectations. high standards and expectations and you know uh we just find found out that he had some affairs and this this game is one of the the ones we need to talk in this scene he had he wanted to break up with her and he she has done uh the boob job and because of that he doesn't and this one is also a good one. Exactly what Jensen Huang saw before leaking all the Nvidia files to the CCP. This is the Chinese Communist Party. Nvidia cyber security engineers making systems strong and and just Jensen doing his stuff is also a good one. His wife being Chinese. You You got to be suspicious of everyone. Okay. This This is a classic one. I've been experimenting with Chinese model deep and Kimmy. Right. Right. Man, the internet is brutal. Um, someone referred to Jensen Wong's affair thingy as a situation chip, which is very accurate. Yeah. Uh, this is this one is insane. That was his wife, by the way, for those who don't know. Yeah. Yeah. The That's his wife. That's Nvidia earning next Tuesday, which we just talked about the other video. It's going to it's going to be a blood bath. Yeah. Uh oh, this one. It's a bit I can finally tell you what I've been working on. I've been at a startup and I've been working on lithography and the team broke through. We found a way to make one nanometer processes reliably and efficiently. And yo, it's going to be it's going to be gamechanging. We already got some contracts lined up. This is going to be amazing. Oh my god. I can't say too much about it cuz some of it is confidential. It's going to change the game. It's going to change the game. You know what you're what he's trying to do? He's trying to get some Chinese models for himself. Yeah. Yeah. Got it. So, internet is full of videos of people saying like, "We have a breakthrough, but we can't tell you to for China to send a spy." This is This one is also brutal. I I don't like the dance video as much, but announced the second affair. Uh yeah, the that's uh with the which one was Oh, yeah, we saw this. This is Michael Jensen Hang was moving at Nvidia headquarters. New the new logo because of the you know the red color. Yeah, this is um AI industry right now because it's all like based on his his wife like because they don't have a prenup and if she takes half of the the stock and sells it. Yeah. Well, there Yeah, there's rumors that it's going to be the most expensive divorce in history. Yeah. You see this and Jensen, your penis did this. God. Uh, what was this? Wait, wait, wait. Don't be quiet. Quiet. Oh, okay. This is Yeah, the with the leather jacket. Uh, this is his LinkedIn. He was a dishwasher um at uh Denny's, then the founder and CEO. Yeah, he was a dishwasher. Jesus. He was Yeah, he was a dishwasher actually. And then he did his uh mechanical um he went to the university and he did electronics. And now back to back to the the internet is brutal. Okay, this is trying to pop the AI bubble. Yeah. Yeah. Every time a bad was hired. Uh this man definitely doesn't have a type like three completely. And there was another meme with Rock, you know, the actor Rock being the next one saying that he is the next because he doesn't have a type. So anyone Yeah, this is uh with the other uh this is some AI generated uh ones. Not big big fan of it. Uh some of like they are kind of funny but they are funny to see them just once but this is more funny. Jensen Hong anything with legs and wood. Oh I love this one. 18. This is so good with the uh with the graphics car. Jensen Huang with his third girlfriend watching his second news break right now. So so funny. Uh yeah, of course. Uh these are just some Have you seen this one? This one was one of the most viral one if you haven't seen it. It's really good. Yeah. God. Genius. Like family photo. Yeah. So, Oh, this one. This is so good. But you can't do this to me. I started this company. YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED? YEAH. It's from a movie, right? Yeah. It's It's full meme recreated with AI. Oh, do you have you seen Friends? Yeah. Hey, you guys. Hey. Oh, my eyes. My eyes. Seen that? My eyes. This is This is Phoebe in the in the original. Uh yeah, this is this is a longer one, but relax baby. My wife thinks I'm working late. All the AI tricks he has made are used now to destroy him. It's HR. WHY DID WE JUST LOSE A TRIP? YEAH. YEAH, I'll let you watch the the rest on the board. So, there are memes in the office like him trying to like getting hired. Um, there are some other ones. Oh, this this is probably the best video made around this like top. Literally the top like top. It's just so it fits so good and the ending is really good. So, let's have it. China is a tremendous system, Jensen, and that system is our enemy. But when you're over there, you look around, what do you see? Engineers, investors, very, very beautiful executives like you've never seen before. Believe me. And until we win this AI race, they're all part of that system, which makes them our enemy. You have to understand that goes our ad revenue. They want your tips. They want your secrets. And many of them are so charming, so tremendously into you that you forget the golden rule. If she's a 10, you're an asset. Were you listening to me, Jensen, or looking at the Chinese spy in the red flag? Look again. It's if she's a 10, you're an asset. Yeah, I was just saying there there goes our ad revenue with that music. Oh, really? Yeah. Have to mute it. Yeah. Okay. You can mute it in the edits, right? I think so. Yeah. Uh, okay. So, the next one, Jensen Huang [ __ ] uh a Chinese spy, a coworker, and my portfolio in one week. Um, yeah, these are reminders to make sure your board can't do [ __ ] Just for those who don't know like uh the the board on Facebook and Meta cannot do anything because this guy has the majority of the voting power. So yeah. Uh this one I work from the moment I wake up to the moment I go to bed. I work seven days a week. When I'm not working, I'm thinking about working. I mean clearly there was time for not one but two extracurricular activities, right? Or maybe maybe all of this was planned. Maybe all of this the real reason why he resigned so he can play GTA because you know it's about time. I told you there was a joke in there somewhere about getting GTA 6 before. Yeah. Well, this is about him resigning so he can play GTA because people there there were like really a lot of memes around this. People trying to get seek sick leave, people trying to get uh operations. Um people trying to get parental leave by pregnant so they can stay at home uh and play the game. Um, and there is also this one. There is smoke coming from my GPU and new C uh CEO has been chosen. If you know the the pop um I'm responsible for an entire Yeah, this is the first video. And then this is kind of like the end of the meme board, but this is not as funny as it is as this is not funny. This is more like nostalgia. And it's kind of sad that all of this happened because he was especially for like us gamers, he he was like like a rock star, right? So this iconic era of Jensen Huang will be missed and I I I believe that. So shed a tear. Oh can you? Yeah. Is it DGX1? Yeah. Anyway, so he he comes to the stage and he introduces the DJX one and he talks about it. It it was very iconic. I remember I uh watched this and I was like, "Holy [ __ ] this is this is amazing. This is insane." And is he crying? No, I don't think so. But it was um emotional because nobody wanted their first iteration of this, but then OpenAI wants it wanted and it it's insane because I I believe even Tesla wanted this um like with Elon. So all of these happened in the in Silicon Valley, right? And it it was it was a moment, but I guess uh I guess he's out and unless unless like you know Steve Jobs and some Altman coming back is a could be a thing, but I I really don't think so. So he co-founded Nvidia in 1993, by the way, the year I was born. So that that's that's insane. Mhm. And ladies and gentlemen, this is this was our meme review with a board full of memes. And I will be adding memes to this board. Uh I have an agent. I just send it the meme wherever I find it and it adds it and pushes it uh back uh online. So you can also Who the [ __ ] needs rainforests, eh? Who needs water? Yeah. when you can have an agent doing this. I mean there is some irony right in he him enabling all of these AI generation tools and all of it right now being used to to share this like but it is truly an internet moment today with all of these memes. So yeah, I you got to love the internet how like people find something to make fun of it and they are just so and everything. Yeah, you see it and you know the reference and it's just funny. All right. Well, speaking of the internet, I think that's all we've got time for. Yeah, I believe that's all we've got time for. Um, check out what you going to do? Put this down in the link in the description link to this. Yeah. Uh, yeah. Cool. Well, cheers for tuning in. Um, go check out commandishow.com for all the episodes, all the streams we've ever done. Next week, we'll be releasing all of these clips in short form and this and uh, also the podcast as well. So, you can now subscribe to us as a podcast, as a cleaned up episode. Don't suppose you listened to last week's, did you? 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