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Welcome back beautiful people. Is it everybody or beautiful people? They are beautiful. You are. Of course you are beautiful. Welcome back beautiful people. I knew that. Farhad did not know that. I knew it. I've been saying it for the longest time. Now you know who's your favorite host on the show? Farhad. Me. Always. Who's your favorite host on the show? Team Farhad. Team Farhad. Team Farhad. Let's put her on a vote. Put her on a vote. Yes. Okay. Team Farhad. Or Team Farhad. Let's go. Welcome back beautiful people. How are you doing? Hope you guys had a great weekend. We certainly did. As well because we did not eat a single meal of food and I'm not joking when I say this. Can you guys imagine since the last show that we recorded and posted for you guys we haven't eaten anything. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday and now Tuesday it's been over 90 hours that we haven't touched a single. Only water. Meal. Only water, black coffee, electrolytes or tea. I didn't even have any. If you're wondering why we're doing this, it's a popular method of fasting called water fasting that is incredibly great for your health and your body. Essentially the moment you stop eating, your body starts regenerating all the cells and not just specific parts of your body, the entire body. We're talking about cells in your body. We're talking about cells in your brain all the way to skin cells on your toes. And all of the cancer cells, tumor cells and unhealthy cells that are aging, they will die off because they have no food, no glucose to eat. So technically it's good for us because I remember... It's great for us. Another benefit is you will lose a lot of stubborn fat. Especially if I didn't... We bought a lot of clothes and now they won't fit anymore. I'm not going to show it right now, but I'm going to post a photo on YouTube and on Instagram just so you guys see. We literally bought pants two weeks ago and right now it's so oversized. It's unbelievable. I can fit my entire hand into my pants. You don't have to do that in the show. I'm just trying to demonstrate without actually showing it. So we are water fasting and I'm aiming to finish this fast by the end of the show and actually break it because it's over 90 hours now and I am dying. And the funny thing about it is you would think it's difficult for those of you who haven't done it before. Actually, when you go past 48, it's only difficult at night because you get really hungry. But throughout the day, the energy is really hard. It's your fault because you keep fucking watching food on Instagram. The moment we go into this fast, Faraz keeps scrolling on Instagram over different kinds of food. Ramen, Japanese ramen, Thai food. We're talking about Tomyam. We're talking about Persian food, kebabs, rice, Palestinian food, Jordanian food, Turkish food, Arabic food. You haven't stopped. You keep sending them to me. You make it hard. It's because it doesn't have any food. Another important part is when you break the fast, you cannot actually go and have a giant full of carbs meal immediately. So you can have yogurt. You can have fruit. So our real meal will start tomorrow. Because your gut microbiome, your stomach's lining is regenerating too. So it's very sensitive. If you immediately go out and have Starbucks, Frappuccino, you're going to ruin all of it. Don't do that. The whole point is to transition into the fast and out of it as well. So we're going to be transitioning by the end of the show. Can I have at least a yogurt? Yeah, at the end of the show. I'll break the fast with you guys. Isn't it the best show? We are talking about health. We are talking about tech. We are talking about AI every Tuesday and every Friday. Every Tuesday and every Friday. Well, Farhad, I think it's fair to say we have to start with the most obvious news of all time. We were the very first ones to cover Fable 5. Yes. And immediately after posting the show, what happened? Cloud Fable 5, the most powerful AI model, lasted only three days because the US government and President Trump forced Anthropic to shut it down. Does that make any sense? I got kicked. I kicked you in the face. I got kicked for it. We should take it back. No, we should. Pratt, can you show the video for the people who didn't see we got kicked in the face? Because Farhad won the bet and they released Mythos 5 in June. They took it back. They released it nonetheless. If they don't release it in June again, I'm going to kick you. No. Bro, they took it back. I'm not doing that. They released it without considering the safe guidelines. They released it nonetheless. For three days. They released it. I'm sorry. It was hilarious to have the producer of the show, Pratt, and Farhad, my co-host, kicked in the face. And immediately after, I realized that Mythos and Fable 5 had been removed. After the show, I went back home. And then on Saturday, I was coming back to the studio to actually work with Fable 5 with all these new features. And I saw that it was taken down. The only thing I got from Fable 5 so far is a cake in my face. Play it. Roll it. Roll it. Let's see. Oh, my God. Look at how happy Farhad is this project. This is the best cake. I actually ate some of the cake after that, by the way. Even though they had their face on it. I scraped the top, removed it, and had what was underneath. It was relatively tasty. I promise. Okay. Cake him. Cake him. Cake him. Cake him. Cake him. Can you fast forward to see where I was kicked because Fable 5 was down? Isn't it sad? We're covering the flavors here for everyone. Okay. Three, two, one. Oh, yes. Okay. Now, let's break down the whole story. I love how the cherry got on Pratt's nose. It's like red hair. I look like a clown. You look like Joker. You got the Joker makeup on, man. So, what has happened during the weekend? We talked about it. Actually, we read Dario's essay about safety. And you were saying safety is good. Regulation is good. I was simply reading Dario's essay. And in Persian, we say, Go on now, collect it. It's so funny because as I was reading Dario's essay, the very first rule or advice and recommendation that he had for AI was that if any AI model is found to be threatening or dangerous to America or the society, the government should have the right to block or reverse it. And guess what happened the following day? But he's not happy. He refused it first. So, let me tell you the whole story. Please do. A highly credible, trusted partner of US government and Anthropic. I will tell you who that person is. Who was tested. Why are you not telling me now? Okay, CEO of Amazon. Andy Jassy. He's the one. CEO of Amazon was the person. Amazon is an investor in Anthropic. So, they have good intention. Of course, they are a trusted partner of the US government. They are part of the AI board. Right. So, he is the one who was testing Fable and came forward and saying there is a jailbreak. They told Dario Amadei that there is a jailbreak. What do you mean by the jailbreak? So, jailbreak means they can ask cybersecurity question and it responds. Yeah. Because that was the whole point of Fable 5. It was a mythos class AI model, but they reduced its capabilities or blocked it entirely with cybersecurity, biological... And chemistry. Concepts and chemistry. Yes. Concepts. If you ask any questions regarding these three topics, it would ask you to go and use Opus 4.8. No, no. It would automatically downgrade you to 4.8. Opus 4.8. And so, by jailbreaking, you're simply saying that someone at Amazon was able to ask cybersecurity-related questions. Yes. And when they told this story to Dario, he mentioned that this is not a universal jailbreak. It might happen in certain cases. And if you ask the same question from other frontier models like GPT 5.5 or even maybe Opus 4.8, it will reply you. So, he refused to take it down. Yeah. But he went to, I think Andy went to the U.S. government. And Trump. And Trump. And then the U.S. government forced Anthropic to limit the export to the non-U.S. citizens. So, even the non-U.S. citizen employees of Anthropic shouldn't be able to use it. But I think it was very difficult to distinguish the users. They don't even do KYC. So, there is no way for them to find out who's a U.S. citizen or who is not. So, they discontinued the access to every person. So, now nobody has access to Fable 5 until they figure out the way. Ideal, they improve the model. Or Dario can convince the U.S. government that this is not a jailbreak. What was the general sentiment on the internet about the topic? Oh, everybody's make fun of Dario because he wrote the essay and he got burned. He got burned. So, he said people saying that if you are so against releasing models that are not safe, you shouldn't be mad. And what they are saying is Anthropic has always said that safety is our top priority and it's taken super seriously. But in this scenario, they prioritize releasing a model to consumers faster than what they could have been testing, technically. And now, they are in this situation. What do you guys think? If you haven't watched our previous episode and want to know more about Fable 5 and Dario Amado's essay, I recommend that you do. It's right here on YouTube. It's on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. But I completely agree with you. He called it and he got burned. So, in that sense, it is absolutely fair that Fable 5 be taken down if and only if it has security concerns. My only challenge in my mind is how true and how dangerous was the jailbreak? No, it's Amazon CEO. He's an investor. You said it yourself. You said guys who also work with Anthropic, they could come and help them in their PR videos. Same case here. Maybe they didn't want these guys to release Fable 5. Not yet. Not yet. I think the jailbreak drew a few people. If you allow me to interject for a moment, please. This is perhaps the sweetest moment for the US government and President Trump. They do not like Anthropic anyways. So, of course, it was easy for them to even make the judgment. No, but Anthropic didn't deny. They didn't. No, Dario did. No, Dario did. No, no, no. Dario said. No, no. It said the jailbreak exists. Yes, but it said GBT 5.5 can do the same thing. That doesn't mean that you can release Fable 5. But that also means you have to take down GBT 5.5. Sure, that's a different process. But they haven't done that. No, no, no. But they haven't done that. But it's not about US government. It's about Anthropic prioritizing safety. If you know there is a jailbreak, you shouldn't release it. No, the point is. No, that's a horrible way of looking. You can say because GBT did it, I can do it too? No, that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying Dario didn't accept it. He said. Wait, let me finish. Let me finish. Dario said that short, the jailbreak happened. But a GPT 5.5 class model can respond the exact same way. Therefore, it's not a massive security concern to have the Fable 5 taken down entirely. That's what he's saying. So the jailbreak exists? Sure, the jailbreak can exist. So is the jailbreak against safety? No, just answer my question. Is the jailbreak going to be a massive security concern? What he's saying is no. A GPT 5.5 can do it. If it is that big, then in my opinion, President Trump and the US government should also take down GPT 5.5. Can you actually search GPT 5.5, Pratt, in this essay? Yeah. Let's see exactly what he wrote about this. We have reviewed a report that we believe is the basis of the government's directive and validated that the level of capability displayed is widely available from other models, including GPT 5.5, and is used every day by the defenders who keep systems safe. Yeah. What I'm saying is, what I'm suggesting is that the US government and President Trump didn't even wait a moment to make this directive happen because they have had animosity in the past. Sure. Very recently, in fact. You write an essay, you will get it. It's not just the essay. It is the essay. It's not just the essay. You have to see X. I agree. I agree. I said it is not just the essay. Please understand what I'm saying. I say it is the essay plus the animosity between Anthropic and the government because Anthropic was refusing to work under the orders of the government or at least follow every single order of the government. Sure. And it had to do with autonomous weapons and mass surveillance. We covered that too as well. But anyhow, they are having a meeting as we speak. Yeah. Trump admin officials, they just apparently concluded the talk. But the result was they are not going to lift the export controls yet. And the next steps are unclear so far. But when you say export controls, they banned it for everyone. Yeah. No, but the US directive is export control. Anthropic decided to ban it for everyone. Because they mentioned it was just too difficult to pick out every single person who is truly American and can use it. So for now, it is banned for us. Probably they said give it one or two weeks. You know what's the funny thing? I may be wrong. Please correct me if I am. But I think this is the first technology where we've had to deal with anything at this scale. Where the government has to step in and refuse the public to have access to the technology that is so widely accessible. True. And this is just the beginning. Yeah. How much more of this are we going to see in the future as these models continue to proliferate and expand in capabilities? And just think about how much as a business owner, freelancer, or even someone who works in a company, now you have to consider your tools and your assets. They can be taken away from you like this. I'll tell you guys, I was playing with Fable 5 for the education platform that they're making. And it was giving me beautiful design in cloud design. So I was planning to work on it over the weekend to expand on the number of pages that we have, to design every single applet, interaction, and animation. When suddenly Fable 5 was taken out, I tried it with 4.8 and the results were not equivalent. And imagine if this was a deadline project for a client, I would be left hanging. So I think as a company or a freelancer, and we're going to cover it later on, you really need to have plans. What if this AI model is not available to you anymore? What if suddenly the government decides to cut out all the access to this specific model that you're halfway through the project? Let me ask you a better question. What if you have submitted all of your company's data to Cloud or ChatGBT? It has all of the memory context, years and years of it. Let's talk about three years from now. And then your employees, using your account, ask one wrong question. And then they decide to ban you because of their terms and regulations and remove you. Just like they did on YouTube. Didn't YouTube remove YouTubers during COVID? And completely remove everything. So you've lost all of your intelligence. How much of a disadvantage are you going to have as a business? A lot. So the question then becomes, can you rely entirely on closed source frontier models to run your businesses? The answer is no. Probably not. But there is no open source model that can really truly match the capabilities of Cloud Code and GPT Codex 5.5. At the moment, I feel. At the moment, but you have done your work with GPT-4 and Cloud 4 previously. Now there are open source models to that level. So your level of work, of course, it wouldn't be up to date with the latest model. It would be the same level that it was six months ago, which is not that bad. So there are open source models that are really pushing you hard. You're already crying about Fable 5. You're talking to me about using GPT-4. No, no. I'm not asking you. But I think open source models also will keep up. Yeah. They will slowly come up. I think four days ago, Kimi launched a new AI model, but it's not as good. For coding? Yeah. Do you have data? Please show if you do. There are open source models. Let's not deny that. It's just I haven't used any of them for coding. Maybe we should actually try. We have a lot of computers in the studio now, thanks to Dell. Thanks to Dell. The towers are super strong. You can run any models on it. I've been working on the Dell laptop literally for the past week as I was fasting as well. I've been playing FIFA on this Dell laptop as we... What? We played Dell. Yeah, you guys have been playing. I've been working. So I don't know. I don't know. Pratt and Farah have been playing FIFA. Maybe Pratt wants to share the result of the FIFA games to everybody. Okay. That doesn't sound good, Pratt. I won one round and then you lost. All the rest? Out of? Out of three? And what was the result of one of the matches? 7-0? What? I didn't know what I was shooting by the... 7-0? 7-0? I was really prompting halfway through. No hope for Pratt to really continue that game. 7-0? You're a fucking disgrace, man. 7? I haven't seen that. I didn't know the controls, okay? I didn't know what was the shoot button. I was just passing around the ball. First of all, disgrace. Farah, don't be so shocked. Second of all... I'm going to beat you 7-0-2. Second of all... While I was away working at home... You guys have been playing? We were doing computer. Do. And then we would play. Then computer would do. Man, you guys now know who does real work at Bad Decisions. I promise I wasn't playing at all. Now, before we jump into the next topic, I have a surprise video I want to show Farahad. If you guys remember one of the previous episodes, we talked about how we should create a tool, an application, Claude Coded or Codexit, that allows us to track our games in Paddle. Oh, shit! Someone posted a video saying everyone's upset that Fable 5 is gone, but do not forget that Opus 4.8 by Claude one-shotted this AI badminton scorekeeper. How cool is this? You can just one-shot a Paddle scorekeeper that can track your body using an algorithm and keep score. Because that's always been our problem. I always have problems trusting Mahiar. You guys remember Mahiar from the last episode? He always changes the scores and I never keep them. I'm so focused on the game. I would love to try making this. And if we do, do you guys want to see a video on it? Let us know in the comments. Sure, let's do it. He said he one-shotted it too. I wonder if that's true. But it's so cool. I mean, I know you can make this, by the way. There are motion capture algorithms. I remember for your FIP for university, we were making something much simpler. That was how difficult that was. That was 10 years ago. That was 10 years ago. Buy my FIPs. I paid someone to do that for my final year project. I paid someone to create my project. Now you know Faraz's basic knowledge came from where? I was working, man. I was working. Okay. Actually, let's take a look at this. Pratt, can you describe what you're seeing? Okay. So this is Kimi 2.7, which was launched four days ago. The deep blue. Yeah, the deep blue. And we are doing comparison with Opus 4.8 X High. It's 4.8. It's not Mythos or Fable. But still 4.8. I'm doing everything with 4.8. We're doing it. No, everything we've developed at Bad Decision so far has been with Opus 4.8 and GPT 5.5. And not everything on Extra High either. I think we run mostly... No, I run Codex on Extra High. Yeah, no wonder our credits have finished so fucking fast. No, no, no. Codex credits are actually very generous. Because you guys don't like Codex. What do you mean I don't like Codex? Do you use Codex? I do. You don't use Codex. I do. I have. I use Codex. Pigeon was made with Codex. True. All right. Let's see. Kimi looks pretty damn close. Not that bad. Yeah. It's on an average of plus minus 10, you can say on the scoring. Not plus, but minus 10. Yeah. There is nothing plus. I mean, over here, look. Yeah. Oh, it's done better than Claude? No, no. It didn't do better. Oh, better than... It did do better than Claude in MCP Mark Verified. This is insane. I didn't know this. But one of the biggest challenges, I think, with open source model is also the real world knowledge. For example, I was just asking Claude to make the Discord bot, the one that Pratt wants to handle for our education platform. The reason that Claude knows everything about Discord, about our sort of education platform, makes it easier for him to design the right format. He knows about our educational platform because you've submitted that information. Yeah. So... Here is why... Challenge with open source. Here is why it's important to have a harness. Now, if you do not know about harnesses, they're essentially... Let's imagine a horse. Yeah. The horse is the engine. It's what rides. You need the horse. That's your AI model. That's the LLM. That's your chat GPT, Claude, or Kimmy, whether it's open source or closed source. But all of your data is fed to the LLM. And the LLM's ability to complete tasks are limited by the companies that created them. However, if you create a harness around your horse, you can then control it and decide what you want to do with it. And then you feed the information to the harness. And the harness can store that information. And you can change the horse, but still bring the harness and apply to different horses. But the big companies give you the harness and horse together. They do. So GPT and Claude... They do. They do. You have the agent and LLM, but you cannot switch them. They do. But that's why I'm saying it's fucking dangerous that you have to play by their rules and trust them with all of your data. Not that I'm afraid of them stealing the idea of what I have. Not yet. But what I'm more afraid of is what if I get blocked? Or better yet, I was developing an application called Pigeon. I've talked about this before. I lost one of my chats entirely. And I asked Claude, how the hell is my chat gone? All of the context. He said, oh, that can sometimes happen when we update our application. You may lose your chat. And all of the history was gone. If you have a harness, you can ask it to keep the information. Now, by harness, I'm talking about specific agents here like Hermes, which appears to be the most popular one right now. Replacing OpenClaw? Well, and OpenClaw is another one. So you can combine Hermes with a local LLM. And that way, the Hermes model, or not model, the Hermes agent or the harness, can take care of all of your data, can execute tasks that LLMs cannot do. And what's amazing about Hermes and why it's topped the leaderboards in agentic AI is mainly because of the fact that it self-learns. So what you had to manually do with OpenClaw to ask it to keep files and self-learn about you and your context, Hermes does automatically. And is apparently very good at it. The only beautiful thing that I love about this is that, again, you can constantly change the horse. So you download Hermes once. You set it up with Kimi. Tomorrow, Kimi is no longer the best model. Switch it out with another LLM. He uses API to your LLM. I know. Switch it out with another LLM. All of your information stays. The only thing that happens is it's just smarter now. You don't have to repeat who you are and what you've done. All of the information stays. The harness stays. It's only the horse that you're switching, the brains, the power, the speed. And that's why I recommend that you guys try this out. One of the things that we did, which was insane, I want to recount one of the stories. When we went to Malaysia to set up an AI system for a company, a client of ours, Pratt did something incredibly wonderful there. We were recording the entire meeting so that we can transcribe it and then have AI detail out a summary plan of what was discussed during the meeting. Now, whilst we were on the meeting, I was trying to transcribe everything on the laptop there and then. But then Pratt did something even cooler. Pratt, can you recount the story, please? Pratt, can you just send me an audio file to Hermes and be like, hey, can you transcribe this using Whisper? And it will do everything and it will send me back the file. Now, I have a RTX Blackwell 6000 running on this big chunk of machine and it's super duper fast. I can use a MacBook. I can use an iPhone. I can use a normal phone. I just need to text it and say whatever I want. And it does it for me. You did something even cooler. You said the Hermes agent wakes your computer up at certain hours? Yeah, it wakes my computer up. So, I was concerned, okay, since we are not here, if something happens with the Dell PC, the whole studio is going to go in fire. So, I was like, okay, at nighttime, can you please put my PC to sleep and auto-awake it in the morning? And it did it. I was like, what the fuck? I didn't know that was a feature. And yeah, it worked out. It's funny because me and Pratt had a race. Who can transcribe the meeting quicker? And although this Dell laptop is incredibly powerful, the Dell workstation, of course, is much larger and has incredibly more capable hardware. And so, he won the race. And I was like, there's no way you're going to win because I was trying to install everything on the laptop, whisper and everything at the same time. He was like, let me just send a message to the PC in Dubai. And he got it done earlier than me, which is why I'm talking about how it's important to consider things like harnesses, Hermes agent. Now, if you're a diehard fan of learning these things either for yourself or for your business or whether you want to serve clients, we're going to cover all of it in great detail for beginners and advanced users in our AI education platform. In fact, what we've been working on over the past week as we were fasting, when I say we, I'm talking about myself. Obviously, Farhad and Pratt were playing FIFA. I was working on the script for the new playbook chapters that we're doing. We're going to be sharing with you all of these things, not just creative generation of content with AI, but also the technical side of things like setting up AI agents and harnesses and so on and so forth. We're going to be launching next month. I think it's fair to say we're going to be launching next month, right? It's finalized now. We're going to be launching next month. The wait list has been growing and growing since we've been showing it on the show. And if you join in early, not only will you get extra perks when you join the platform. I cannot talk about what those perks are yet, but you're going to get it at an early bird discount. So I recommend putting your name, your email at ai.baddecisions.studio and then you can get in. And next month we'll get everything started. We're so excited about it. This is going to be, we've been working on this for over four months now. Oh yes, longer. Maybe five. Shall we move on? Let's go. It's evident that the most capable artists work at Epic Games to design all of Fortnite's characters and environments. And if you were curious, just like us, about how with the advent of AI and new tools and technologies, these artists are now creating characters and environments, well, we're all just in luck today because the team behind Fortnite has released a behind-the-scenes footage of exactly what their new process of creating characters and environments looks like. We were amazed because this is the perfect combination of using human talent and AI powers, superpowers, I may call it even. And of course, as per usual, the general sentiment in the comment section is mixed. There are the typical AI haters that say, oh, this is disgraceful. And then there are people who are just excited about how much more possibilities artists can have if they're using a tool like this. Now, I want to talk about this video. Farah, actually, you want to talk about what you're seeing? No, basically what the video shows is that the concept artist starts everything from scratch. So the idea is from the artist. They will create it. They will sketch it. And then they will take it to two different tools, either Nano Banana Pro or 2, or their local model, which they call it ImageGen, if I'm not mistaken. Gen Media Bridge. Gen Media Bridge. Yes, thank you. Thank you for ruining the name. Doesn't matter. It's internal. By the way, actually, I think you are wrong about that. I believe, Pratt, if you can pause the video for a moment, Gen Media Bridge runs on Nano Banana. I think so. We'll take a look at it. No, I don't think so. I have a feeling that's the case because when I was looking at it, the model that they selected was Gemini Flash. Go to 110. Go to 110. They mentioned it. There. There are different models there. Do you see the model there? No, it's Gen Media Bridge, which is their own proprietary tool that they've made for their team of artists. Probably trained on all the Fortnite assets that they have. And then they can choose a different model. Yes, but they're using Gemini here, which... For this example, yes. But I don't think they have their own model. I don't know. I don't know. No, I don't think they do. But they have so much assets. Sure, but making an image generation model is not easy. I know, but it's big games. Sure, but they're not going to invest in AI engineers to just come and make an image generation model. They can optimize. Why do that? They can tune. I actually think they're using, based on what I heard in the video, they're using ChatGPT Image 2.0. Yes. And Google's not a banana. So they can switch between those, but I don't think it's their own model. They fine-tuned it and trained it on their assets. Yes, yes. But they're using, yes, thank you. They're using Gemini 3.1 Flash, which is Google's model. Google's model. But they fine-tuned it, which is important because if they don't... Because they have all the assets. If they don't, then the generations are going to look like other people's art styles and not Fortnite's art styles, specifically. What I really like about the process that they show is that they use the AI models to speed up their workflow. They create the character. They have the idea. And then, for example, for texturing, they'll give it to Nana Banana. But because the guy is skilled, he will take back the textures to Photoshop and color the parts that he doesn't like. Yeah. So, it's not that everything is done with AI. They can't define it for themselves, which I love. No, it's not about even the fun bit. If you don't know how to use Photoshop, then you cannot change the texture because then you have to prompt 10 times. Oh, change this part, change the other part. Now, they are using it. Okay. AI can 10x my speed in this specific part. I'm going to use it. I'm going to take it back to Photoshop, color it again. Let me find which part was it and then I'll ask Pratt to show it. No, no, here. He just showed it. No, no, no. It's not this part. He's recoloring on top of it. Actually, Pratt, since we want to show you, can we go to where he finishes sketching it himself and then uses AI to enhance it? Yes. This is the part that he's sketching in manually. So, manually sketch. And then he uses Gemini 3.1 and their proprietary fine-tuned version of it, Gen Media Bridge, to then turn it into the Fortnite 3D art style. So, he just changes the texture. Puts in a prompt, of course. Now, from the buttons, I can see this is just custom made for the team. By the way, you can make an exact same replica of this for yourself. We've done similar things in Bad Decisions. And then it turned the buckle of the belt. Can you go back? To a skull. Which they didn't want it, right? Yeah. See? Turned into a skull. And that skull may have come from one of the images they trained it on, based on previous Fortnite characters. So, they went ahead and repainted on top of it to get the final look that they want. But this was insane. This was amazing. And if you go to 4.14, you would see that this is the part that they have the mock-up ready. They give it to Nana Banana for colors. Yeah. The colors comes back. Certain part, they don't like it and they want to change it. They'll take it back to Photoshop. So, if you see, the colors are a little bit different. And then they will go color on top of it. So, just to let everybody know, they modeled everything themselves. They even created the 2D sketch and the design themselves. They just used that to apply everything to the 3D look. They saved themselves a lot of time there in that process. But the artist is so talented. He goes to Photoshop. He goes to Blender. He can block out scenes. And I think these type of artists are the ones who will benefit a lot with these AI tools. Especially if they are not against AI. Because their speed is 10 times higher now. Yeah. And they can even... I could say they are more creative. Because they can work on iterations. They can have more ideas. This is the part... Actually, can you go back? I don't think it's at the end of it. To that scene. Go back. Go back. Go back. Go back. Go back. Yes. Go back. Back. Back. A little further back. Yes. So, here they modeled everything themselves. Put everything in place. Got the composition right. And then they used Gen Media Bridge to try out different lighting scenarios. We all know that Fortnite maps change all the time. They have asteroids that come and hit the map. And it changes the lighting, the environment. That's what they're using Gen Media Bridge for. To immediately visualize what that could look like. And I really love this bit. So, until here, they used Blender themselves. And then you can see what happens now. All these different changes. While keeping everything else intact. And if anything wasn't intact, they go ahead and hand paint on top of it using Photoshop. I wish I pick games can give this tools to the creators too. So, imagine if you're in Unreal Engine or in UEFN, which is for Fortnite. You can have access to texture your character, to texture your environment, to add 3D models. I think that would speed up a lot of work. I mean, you can do it right now with third-party softwares. You've got Tripo, AI for 3D model generation. And their texture generation is pretty decent and solid too now. And you've got ChatGPD Image 2.0. But, of course, having it inside the tool is just so much easier. So much easier. So much easier. Do you think there will be an announcement tomorrow about this? Oh, well, we haven't told them yet. We haven't told them. We sneak peek in the previous episode that we are going to co-live stream with Epic Games, the State of Unreal, tomorrow, on Wednesday. Make sure you guys go ahead and click that notification bell that you see so that we will send you a notification when it is live. Essentially, what's happening is we're going to be streaming directly or getting the stream directly from Epic Games on our page. So you're going to get one-to-one live stream of State of Unreal where we get to see what are the coolest, newest updates coming to Unreal. And then, after which, we'll probably go live ourselves. We can be live on Instagram at the same time. So we can also commentate. So get your laptop and your phone. Yeah, get everything ready. Watch us on Instagram. React to what's happening on YouTube. Yes. We're all going to watch it. I'm excited. Or we can be live before and after. Yeah, we can do either one. We'll go live at some point, either on Instagram or YouTube ourselves. So there are different, I mean, the times that you see are based on different time zones. Depending on where you are in the world, the time would be different. 7 a.m., 9 a.m., 10 a.m., not that bad, I think, worldwide. Everybody can tune in and can look at it. So we are going to go live tomorrow for this. Yes. There is one more point I'd like to add about why I am certainly a fan of Epic Games adopting new workflows in their pipeline. Because ultimately speaking, although they have a large capital and an experienced team, they still have to compete with new developers and new studios with new ideas. Because, let's be honest, new studios, indie studios who are tight on budget are going to utilize all of these AI tools in order to make games and compete with the elites. Elites here being Epic Games and Fortnite. If Fortnite cannot create content as fast as the new games or as well as the new games and developers, eventually it's going to fall out and die at some point. Sure. At some point, we're going to experience the death of Fortnite. So far, it hasn't happened. I'm not sure if it's declining or inclining. Clearly, during COVID, it was inclining insanely fast. But the point is that they need to adopt these new styles because other people are going to do it too. And if they want to be able to stay competitive and develop fresh new content, it's important for them to adopt new workflows. So long as their own artists are still coming up with the creative ideas so that it still stays unique to their world. And it would be much easier if it's within the engine, right? In our Ultimate Unreal Engine program, we taught people how to use AI outside of Unreal and bring it into their pipeline. But if everything comes inside the engine, I think that would make it so much easier. And I want to make something clear. Somebody asked in the last video or show that we posted whether it's still worth learning Unreal Engine or should they just prioritize learning AI? I give it a lot of thought. And I think one of the most important things that we'll also be looking at when we're marketing this AI education platform that we're working on now, which is purely focused on AI tools. You have to understand, if your goal has been to become an artist, to develop an art style, to go ahead and spend time coming up with creative ideas, you care about the colors, the cinematography of it, the camera animations, where cameras are placed, what the characters look like, all of these things. You have to, and you should learn tools like Blender, Photoshop, Unreal Engine, whichever one that you desire. I'm not recommending any of them. I'm just saying whichever you desire. You don't recommend Unreal Engine? What do you mean? What I'm saying is no, because they may have their own preference. My point is if you aimed, because someone watching may not even be talking about Unreal. They may be talking about, is it worth me going outside and shooting when I can just generate footages on VO3? My point is we're also very specific about how we're going to place this AI education that we're working on. The AI education is not like our ultimate Unreal education. Ultimate Unreal was designed specifically and only for artists, for people who wanted to come in and learn the art of creating cinematics with Unreal Engine. Now, other people from other industries could also come from real estate or automotive industry and learn it because we taught cinematography and beautiful camera animations and colors and so on and so forth. But with this AI education platform, what we're teaching you is how to use AI tools to become more productive and more efficient and more effective. It's not specifically about art because if you truly want to do art, you still want to go out and learn these tools because when you're generating and when you're prompting, you're giving away a lot of that control to these AI tools. And a lot of people have a problem with that. So it's perfectly fine. We're not forcing you to go and learn AI, nor are we forcing you to go and learn Unreal. You have to make that decision which one is right for you. People like myself would want both. I want to learn Unreal because I want to know how 3D works. I want to know how cameras work. I care about the art. But I also want to learn AI tools because I want to be effective and I want to be able to make more money with our clients when we're delivering services or make ourselves and our team more efficient. And AI gives us that. See, I was reading somewhere that AI is great for commerce, not for art. Yeah. So what you create with Vio, with Nana Banana, with all this image or video generation are great for commerce. If you're a business owner, if you're a freelancer, if you're delivering work to the client, these things will speed up your workflow. The client would be happy. But if you want to really make art that creates emotion in people. And yourself. And yourself. Yes. You need to go to a different path. You can still use AI. Just like the guy who did it. But you need to know the craft. Yeah. Let's just say it's not visual anymore. Music. You can generate music with Suno. It's probably work in your client. And client work. You can deliver a project. Or for your own videos that you upload on social media. Yeah, we did it. We used Suno for one of our Fortnite projects. But if you really want to touch people and you want to do concerts. And enjoy the process of creating the music. You cannot do it on Suno. And it's as simple as that. You have to choose. Is this a craft that I want to learn and I want to excel? Or no, this is something that I want to use for commerce. I want to make money with it. Yeah. Or you can use both. You can have a craft. Honestly, I recommend both. Guys, our Unreal Engine free program on YouTube, which is getting views to this day, takes only seven days for you to learn the beginner level Unreal Engine. And the more advanced users can go to the ultimate Unreal program. In 14 days, they learn everything. And in 14 days, you make your four-minute long short film. And we have a summer sale for that happening right now. Did it start already? Yeah, because of the Unreal Fest. Because of state of Unreal. Yes, yes. So if you go to, we will put the link in the description. If you go to learn.baddecision.studio, you will see the ultimate Unreal Engine course. 50% off? Which is now 50% off. Okay, great. So the point I wanted to make is that you have to decide what it is you're trying to do. So for that person who asked us, is it worth learning Unreal now? Now, you have to ask yourself these questions that we just said and more. For instance, are you going to develop a game or work in a game development company? Is that your aim? Because you sure as hell need Unreal Engine for that. You cannot prompt the game right now. And neither can you do it in the near future. And neither will it be good and people want to play it, even if they can be done in the future. Remember the rock star CEO saying, you can copy. You can make things fast. But it won't be hit. It won't be GTA. It won't be hit because they spend so much time on the IP, on the story, on the lore, on the character. The same thing is true if you're talking about going to Hollywood and virtual production. Can you just learn AI and do that? No, you cannot. You still need Unreal Engine. Can you do real estate architectural visualization demos that are interactive with AI and set it up at places, physical places? No, you can't. You still need Unreal Engine for that. So you have to ask yourself that question. What is it that you're trying to do? Are you trying to learn art? Are you trying to work in these specific industries? If so, Unreal Engine is the way to go. And on the other hand, let's talk about... I'm talking about one of our friends here. He has no creative skills, but he has a lot of business skills. He sells products. And up until now, he couldn't create beautiful ads and imagery on Instagram or videos that would promote his products. Now he can because of AI tools. And he should because it helps him sell more of his products. Yeah, he doesn't want to make a movie. He doesn't care. He just wants a product ad. Yes. AI serves that purpose. Yes. Great. He doesn't need to go through the pain of learning and doing things because that's just 10% of what he does. He's a business owner. So you have to always ask yourself this question. And with that, I think it's time we move on to the next topic. What is happening next, Fano? Can we go to China? Let's go. Because China has revealed a new mosquito-sized drone at only 0.6 centimeters. It is designed for silent surveillance and reconnaissance. Look at this thing. 0.3, bro. 0.3. You just doubled the size. It's 0.3 grams. 0.6 centimeters. 0.3 grams. 0.3 grams? Yes. Now, this video is relatively new. It's been circulating since yesterday, I believe. But I was trying to find out if this video is real or not because right now you cannot trust anything you see. You have to verify. I checked with Grok. And Grok approved that the video is real because there was also a massive news piece in last year, 2025, where one of the universities in China shared their version of the mosquito drone. And they said they were working on it. Multiple different news sources from different countries confirmed that this development was real. And so I wouldn't be surprised if what we're looking at here is actually going to be true. And what's funny is that we've had more and more mosquitoes in the house over the past few days. They are spying on us. No, they all have blood. They could put a small container of the red color. Imagine. Grok, they are spying. Who's spying on us? So even when you kill them, they'll still spill blood. There's like a tiny drop. You could see. The one that I see. Isn't it nuts though? What is it used for? Spying? For reconnaissance and silent surveillance. You want to go ahead and spy on someone in a meeting? Easy. Audio only, right? This cannot take videos probably. I don't know. I don't think so. I think audio only. Audio only. And more than just audio, I think radio waves. So detecting where everyone is in the room and where they're placed. So bad. Or how many people are in the room. We had cockroaches, now flies. What's next? Snake? But it's so smart. I mean, what a cool university project to work on. Seriously, it's so cool. It is really cool. Can't deny it. Can't deny it. Can't deny it. Can't deny it. Can't deny it. What? It's out of Call of Duty. It's so cool. Straight away. Yeah. Straight away out of Call of Duty. I wouldn't like this. Cannot trust flies anymore. But I wonder how it works. Like, how does the battery work? Can it only last for like 20, 30 seconds? Probably they are one time use, bro. They will go to the destination and they will die there because they cannot come back. Do you plug its ass with a wire? How do you charge this thing? I don't know. It's like, you said three centimeters, right? That's how big it is. No, no. 0.6 centimeters. 0.6? Well, the battery is so... I mean, of course, the weight is also so little so they can fly. The reason why I think it's smart is they're using nature as the design reference. And nature has been evolving for so many years. Mosquitoes are still there. Mosquitoes are still there. They are efficient for whatever reason. True. They are efficient and we're using them as reference to create warfare. True. True. Weapons. Okay. Let's move on to the next topic. Let us know what you guys think about the mosquito drone. If you've ever wanted to reach a wider audience, whether it's on social media or within your company, dubbing is the way to go. Because if you're trying to take your language, whether it's English, Turkish or Spanish, whatever language that you speak, and translate it to multiple languages and dub your video, that has always been kept for the most elite films because it costs a lot of money or the most elite companies. But now it's publicly available. In fact, it has been available for a year or two with Eleven Labs, which is the company behind the most popular voice generation models. But they just released dubbing V2, which comes with 90 plus languages that it supports. And you can dub videos of up to 180 minutes. That's a film. You can dub a film in 90 plus languages. And what's even more interesting with this version 2 model is that it adapts the phrasing of how you speak to sound natural to a native speaker. If you remember when you previously have used things like ChatGPT or Google Translate, what happened was that you're translating word for word. Do you understand what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, yeah. When you translate word for word in different languages, you can lose meaning. You may fail at preserving the true meaning of what you're saying. But what happens with using dubbing V2, what they're promising and claiming here is that it preserves the meaning and translates it not word for word, but as a whole phrase so that it sounds more natural to native speakers. And the most important part is the emotion, right? So imagine this is a scary movie or this is a sad movie. It's a romantic movie. Usually when you dub, it's a very robotic voice. Now you will get the emotion. You get the intonation. You get all the feelings through the voice with the same voice of the speaker. It's cloning the voice as you submit it. So imagine our show in Chinese, Turkish, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi. What else do I want? German, Italian. That's it. French. French. Oh, yeah. No, I can't speak French. Yeah, but you're not right now. I can do it at the same time. But you're right. It's important that it maintains the pacing, the tone and the emphasis. So the way I just said emphasis, it will translate it and dub it the exact same way. Let's take a look. I want to hear the audio, Pratt, if you don't mind. That sounds really good. I can hear my tone, my accent and my delivery from the original video. And if I play the original video, take a listen. The demo room behind me, we've got a demo from Eleven Labs. But there are also demos from our partners, such as NVIDIA, Deutsche Telekom. It's exactly like his voice. No, I really want to experiment with that for our education platform. And even our content so people can watch it in different languages. If it's our voice, why not? Imagine the show in Spanish. I think this is the future of watching content. Because up until now, you're relying heavily on subtitles. English content or subtitles. But we know that Meta is already using this technology. Not by Eleven Labs their own. And it works. It does work. Usually the reels that are translated has a lot of views. But theirs doesn't transfer emotion that well. So I can't tell if the reel is translated or not. But nonetheless, you still can't consume the content. I still see it. For me, sometimes I don't even realize it's dubbed. Unless I see that tag. Oh, it's dubbed. Me too. There has been times where I've watched a piece of content. I've liked it. And then realized, oh, it's not English. My content for the past few days has been only kibbutz. I know. I know. I'm going to break my fast. Yes. Come on. 30 more minutes. Are you ready for the next topic? Of course I am. AMD released the world's smallest AI development system that is capable of running models up to 200 billion parameters. They did a showcase. The CEO, Lisa Su, which is, by coincidence, cousin of Jensen Huang, the CEO of NVIDIA. How does it work in that family? I don't know. They would call, hey, cousin, do you want to really? I'm releasing a new computer. We own pretty much all of the hardware that is running AI chips in the world. How does Chinese New Year work in that family? I mean, I'm sure they don't go back to China that often, but it's strange. So what did Lisa did in their showcase? They showed the smallest AI development system in the world, which is tiny. You can fit it in your hand and it can host models as big as ChatGPT. 200 billion parameters. Well, I don't think ChatGPT 5.5 would fit in there, but not 5.5. ChatGPT 5.5 number of parameters. But earlier versions of ChatGPT, sure. Yeah. No verified. It's a trillion, right? Yeah, ten trillion. But earlier models of ChatGPT were billions. But this goes back to the first topic that we covered, right? Fable 5. They cut your access. Now you can have the model at your home with a very tiny device. I think it's the same size as a Mac Mini. And you can run your models. You can run up to 200 billion parameters. This is for you building your own model. Now hosting other people's open source models that are more even optimized, like Gemma, Quinn, or Kimmy. Yes. Oh, there is a comparison now between the two as well. And the price is 2,000? No, no. It's 4,000. I don't know why they wrote it 2,000. It's 4,000. It's 3,99. Oh, 3,99. Okay. It's 4,99. But still. Sorry, 4,000. 4,000 US dollars. And what I found fascinating here is how portable and tiny the machine is. What you said is brilliant. Let's take this back to the first topic. Yeah. We talked about how as a company, as an individual, it's not that big a deal. Even if you're doing a hobby. What I'm saying is as an individual, it's still not a big deal. You can use Claude and ChadGPT and certainly trust them. But the bigger the team gets and the more serious the company is, and as AI becomes not just a tool for email writing in the company or recording meetings, but a tool that sits as the intelligence right beside the humans inside the company, you're going to want to have to somehow figure out a way to secure your data and run things locally, especially when you have sensitive content or sensitive information. That's the case with pretty much all the big companies. All the big companies. Which is why Fable 5 was worrying to them. They all were raising the alarm about it on the internet, on X. So having systems such as this that allow you to run models as strong as 200 billion parameter locally, then you connect a Hermes agent to it. You can just sit there beside your computer. It's not even connected to your computer, so you can turn your computer off and do whatever you've got to do with your computer. This is just running the AI models. And you know what is the best part? You can still use GPT or Opus for certain tasks, but your core activities and memory is stored locally. So now imagine you have designed a system, you have a project, you have a product. You design everything locally for something very specific, maybe a code design, maybe a page design. You can send your agent to Opus 4.8 or Fable 5 or GPT Image 2 to take that and bring it back. But your entire context, your entire memory is with you. Anything happen to these models, you can just replace it. Internally, you can say today I'm using Quen, tomorrow I'm using Kimi, the day after I'm using Gemma. You have all the options. We should make some content about this. I would love to. We should do it locally. I would love to. I think we should be getting the NVIDIA one. There's one NVIDIA DGX Spark. Pratt, can you look it up, please? You can just search it on X as well. Honestly, for people, even Mac Mini would work. It would. But this is stronger. I mean, for us, yeah. Not NVIDIA, Pratt. NVIDIA. Yeah. Did you forget? How does... Pratt, look at me. Pratt? As a shirt. Pratt, did you forget how to sell out NVIDIA? You can only pronounce Dale nowadays. NVIDIA DGX go down. Let's see. Is it the comparison one that they're doing? So, yeah, that was DGX. That's the one. That's the one. DGX stations. Are they presenting in the same hall? Like, cousin, they rented the whole family. They rented the same hall. You just threw it back to back. You know we should get one of these from Dale. Just listen to this. 700 gigabyte memory, right? 768 gigabyte memory. Oh, shit. And so you could run a trillion parameter model. Sorry, you can run GPT on that. Yes. It's insane, right? 20 petabytes. 8 terabytes per second of memory bandwidth. And this sits by your desk. You basically, if you're a developer of large language models, you're a developer of agents. Having this sit by your desk gives you all the compute you need. And then when you deploy it, you put it into the cloud. It's insane. But DGX is a small one I was talking about. The DGX Spark, this is the one that I was comparing to the AMD Ryzen Halo. I think in the first two years and three years, we are now in the third year of all this AI advancement, people were really focused on the software, which models to use. Now, slowly, I think we are understanding the importance of hardware. What hardware every person needs to have? What hardware companies need to have? How big the data centers can get? How much hardware do we need to go to the next model? Because we might be able technically to go to the next model. But if the hardware cannot handle it, we are crippled. Let me also make a prediction here. You may be watching and listening right now as an artist. Unless you're a developer, it's a different story. But as an artist, and you may be saying to yourself, this is really cool, but I would never use it. Why would I need it? I have my computer. I wouldn't need one. Let me make a prediction that by the time when everybody has their own robots, and I imagine that will be in less than 10 years' time, as in everybody, everyone has their robots. Not everyone's going to be getting the chat GBT version or cloud version of robots, which is the closed source robots that are already trained and they do certain tasks. I imagine people like us want to get some of the open source robots that you can train yourself. As an example, let me be very clear about this. When you buy a robot, just like... Okay, what are robots? Robots are machines too. Just like how ovens are a machine and they have timers, they can learn how to cook, but very, very simple. No, it's a setup. Exactly, there's like a setup in... When I say learn how to cook, as in you can tell it, okay, for rice or for... Not rice in ovens. For cakes... For what? For cakes, there's a specific setting. For bread, there's another specific setting. What I'm saying is that's a machine. Now, robots are just going to be the exact same thing with arms and legs. And of course, smarter. But not every robot is going to know how to cook exactly the way you want to cook. And I guarantee you in 10 years time, people are going to have robots that cook for them. Now, I love my mother's cooking. She's an amazing cook. She's the best cook in our family. And in the world, essentially. Specifically, there are certain dishes like Zeresh Polo and Macaroni, if you guys are Persian, you would know, that she is phenomenal at. Now, she's not cooking every day anymore because I don't want her to. It's very tiring to make Iranian food. By the way, Persian food is very tiring to make. It's hard to make. Two days to cook. It's so easy. It's like right now we have steak all the time. Steak takes 30 minutes. Yes. That's it. Iranian meal, you have to make it a day before. There's no way you can make it on the spot. So we don't want to put her under that pressure anymore. So she's not cooking as much. But if I could teach a robot to mimic the way she cooked and trained a robot, fucking hell, I can have that food every day. So everyone's got... People are going to be... Another prediction, two predictions I'm making. One, we're going to have robot trainers. People are going to be paid to become robot trainers. You can teach a robot how to do Kung Fu and that robot can go in and become a Kung Fu teacher and teach other people. Cooking is the best example, actually, you mentioned, right? What? Cooking is the best example for a teacher. You teach a robot to cook Japanese food, you sell it. You either sell the software or the hardware and software together. You don't even have to sell the hardware. You sell the software, actually. Once you train it, then technically that training can be uploaded to the cloud and shared with other robots. So Gordon Ramsay, I used this example in our conversation. Gordon Ramsay will have his own cooking class for robots. Robots will learn, and then you can purchase it on your robot for only 80 bucks. Just like how you purchase a master class course by these guys. Do you know if a Chinese robot will come and it will crack every single software? Sure, you can do that too. Just like right now, we have the same thing with TVs. What I'm saying is that, one, we're going to be able to have robot trainers, but the initial prediction that I was trying to make was a simpler one. When you buy these robots that are open source, you have to train them yourselves. And when you talk about training the robots, I guess not everything is going to be trained by vision. You want to sit them down and connect the hardware to them and start training that hardware, something like that AMD, Ryzen Halo, run an AI model on it, and then feed all of that data to the robot. That's why I think everybody eventually will have some sort of device like that. Man, I can't wait for robots. I can't wait for robots. I don't want to clean my room anymore. What is the first... Guys, what is the first task we're going to give our robot? It's too hard. Too complicated. I said the first task. We're going to get a robot soon. I think making a coffee would be the first task. Making a coffee. Making coffee takes 30 seconds. I pay $7,000 for what? For making coffee? I don't want to make coffee. I'll make coffee myself. First task could be just like... Cleaning the house? Cleaning the house. Cleaning. Just keep cleaning everything. Keep cleaning. Just keep cleaning. As in, pick the stuff up, put them in the right place. Just recognize where everything is once and put it in the right place. Help us with work. What do you mean cleaning? ChatGPT and Claude are already doing that. You don't need arms and legs to help you with work. Let's see. Let's see. All right. I guess it's time... For us to break our bars. To break our bars, Pratt. Yogurts, please. Hey, I still have two more hours to go. I'm done. I started earlier than you. I've already crossed 90 hours. All right, guys. We're going to break the fast with you. This is fun. Yes. Yes, please. Yes, yes. Give me that. Thank you. No, I'm not going to break it now. So you're going to watch me? Pratt is fast. You're going to watch me break it? I need two more hours. The feeling... I feel like my ancestors finding food after many days of scavenging. I mean, I'm done fasting. Should I eat? Actually, actually, give it to me. Give it to me. I look at Pratt. I cannot wait. Give it to me. Give it to me. I'm going to break my fast too. Okay, so I'll wait for you. Yes. Yogurt. Yogurt. Yogurt. I actually wanted kebab. Now we are getting yogurt. You cannot have kebab for the first meal. Okay, sure. My mouth is already salivating. I already have juice in my mouth. Three? Wait. Cheers. Cheers. Mmm. Wow. Wow. After four days. Fuck. So good. Oh. Guys, thank you very much for watching. Can I just say, you can feel every molecule of this yogurt with every single cell on your tongue. Yes. Because you haven't tasted anything. Oh, this is amazing. Thank you guys. Yeah. Thank you for watching. We see you guys on Friday. No, no. Tomorrow. Oh, tomorrow. For the live stream. For the show. See you guys on Friday. Until then. Ciao.