[00:03] two of our amazing brand partners, Greg and Dan. Who is the greater AI content today in Opus Clip Jeopardy. All right, so we got ready to hear your categories? There's four categories. We're going to start
[00:19] off with the first category at the $100 question. Each category has five questions going from 100 up to 500. If you get it right, you can either choose to switch categories or pick the next question from that category after you
[00:32] end, we'll tally up the scores and we'll see who wins. Sounds fun. Cool, yeah. All right, so the categories are the AI tool showdown. Category two, the creator's corner. Category three, the deep cuts. And
[00:47] category four, guess the tool by its tagline. Category one, question one for 100 bucks. This AI video editor automatically turns it? >> Opus Clip.
[01:01] Opus Clip. It is Opus Clip. Nice. Well done. Well category or switch categories? The categories again are AI tool showdown, creator corner, deep cut, and guess the tool by its tagline.
[01:15] >> Um I'm going to stick in the category. >> All right, the AI tool showdown for 200. This text-to-video model by Google DeepMind generates >> No. >> Veo.
[01:28] >> Veo! He got it. All right, Dan's up. All right, already at 300. Does he have wave? >> Greg, I'm going to keep going. >> All right, for $300, this AI startup lets you clone voices in
[01:42] >> ElevenLabs. >> Oh, you got it. ElevenLabs. of the startup? >> It's still a startup. Yeah. It's still a startup. They haven't gone public, right? They're still storing in
[01:54] >> Yeah, yeah, >> For 400, I'm assuming we're going to >> confident in this category. >> All right. Yeah, he is. You're up 600 bucks already, so. All right, next up, 400. This company's Magic Studio lets
[02:09] users create full videos from scripts, images, or URLs using lifelike avatars images, or URLs using lifelike avatars and text-to-speech synthesis.
[02:21] >> Very good. Yeah, Hey Gen. Hey Gen released a uh full video generation >> The Col Make. The Col Make is right. >> I don't know how good it is. I I've >> Is it the the video agent? Yeah, the video agent. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
[02:36] I'm I'm trying it. Yeah, yeah. >> All right, there you go. Dan pulling out category? >> going. All right, for 500. Ready?
[02:48] This tool generates high-quality music tracks. >> Nope. Another one. I haven't finished. This gen tool generates high-quality music tracks from text descriptions and artist references and was recently
[03:01] acquired by a major social platform. >> Ooh. Wow. Major social platform. Um text-to-music Could be ElevenLabs?
[03:14] No. No. No, no, no, that's not required, no. >> Yeah. I didn't go high deep with the music generators. I think that's I mean, does anyone been after Suno? Like
[03:28] >> Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> It was acquired by Yeah. >> Yeah, yeah. >> All right. So, we're up to uh 400 to 600 after the first category. Uh Greg remains in the lead. All right,
[03:41] going down the list, yeah? All right, category two, the creator's corner for $100. This YouTube became famous for testing dozens of AI tools, ranking them, and coining the catchphrase AI is eating the world.
[03:56] >> Um >> Yeah, go ahead. >> No. >> Roberto Blake? >> Oh, is he? Oh,
[04:08] okay. Yeah. >> Next up for 200, the creator corner. Known for his clean editing and deep AI commentary, this creator often posts videos like Chat GPT versus humans, who wins?
[04:21] wins? >> Oh, um company. >> The Futurepedia? >> No, it's not Futurepedia. >> I don't know the name, but I I I
[04:36] >> Come on. >> Give us a hint, like an extra. >> It's like you guys feel like it's hot in here or is it a little bit >> Cold Fusion. >> You got it. You got it. I'll give it to
[04:49] we're at 800 to 400 now. Next up for $300 this young creator rapidly summarizes tech trends, often using titles like AI
[05:02] tools you need to know this week, but she's much more famous for her millions of short-form views. >> Jenny Hoyos? >> Yeah, you got it. You got it by a second. You got it by a second.
[05:16] All right, we're up to 1,100 to 600. He's He's got to speed up. He's holding He's He's got to speed up. He's holding the mic. You have no excuses. Relax. >> All right, for 400, a character a a
[05:30] charismatic British YouTuber and podcaster known for his thoughtful takes on AI, tech, and the future of creativity. >> British? >> Yeah.
[05:42] It's your country. Can I ask you to repeat what he's known for? A charismatic British YouTuber and podcaster known for his thoughtful takes on AI, tech, and the future of creativity.
[05:57] >> Yeah. >> He does a lot of robotic stuff as well. He's more of a general tech creator. He's very large. Is it that guy like >> Matt?
[06:12] >> Faze or Faze or something? >> Looking for Tom Scott. He's >> He's retired. thinking of Tom Scott. >> That's true. He did When did he retire
[06:24] ago, yeah. >> Yeah. >> All right, next up for 500. This futurist and media personality runs a show exploring how AI will change
[06:37] business forever and has interviewed OpenAI leaders. >> No. >> He's interviewed OpenAI leaders. >> Yeah, and other tech leaders. >> Oh, uh
[06:50] >> Yeah, it is. It is. Drop the first letter. >> Um You'll know if I do it. Probably L. >> No. He hasn't interviewed OpenAI leaders. He
[07:04] doesn't have that kind of You know, I mean, I love Linus, but >> Can't be >> It's a podcast. >> No, it's a podcast. >> I don't know what a podcaster is.
[07:17] >> The name of the podcast >> I'm calling it. I'm calling it. Lex Fridman, guys. All right, we're on to category three. Greg still taking the lead, but maybe everything turns around here with the
[07:30] everything turns around here with the deep cuts. All right, so for $100, the easy question. This OpenAI model's name comes from a Pixar robot and is the comes from a Pixar robot and is the backbone of many creative AI assistants.
[07:45] >> What? >> It's GPT-4. >> Yeah. Is that from Pixar? >> What? >> I guess so. I >> I don't know. I did not know that.
[07:59] >> Yeah, that is Dolly would make sense. the little thing. >> The lamp. better. >> Uh I actually think it might be Dolly.
[08:12] >> It could maybe it could be. Maybe the question's bad. All right, we'll cancel >> to I want to fact check. >> We'll fact check. We'll fact check that one. The funny thing is that it's GPT giving me this. So, they
[08:26] It must have its own question. All right. Next up for $200, this AI art generator from Stability AI produces images based on prompts and prompts. >> But that's not a question, right?
[08:40] Jeopardy. I'm giving the I'm giving the question. I'm giving the answer and you have to give the question. >> From >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. You'd say like the tool.
[08:53] >> Yeah, there you go. I got it. >> Nice. Nice. >> For at $300, Runway used this model family to create the first Oscar-winning film visual effects generated mostly by AI.
[09:13] >> Yeah. Runway used this model family >> Is Is it Is it Runway Act Two? >> Yeah. >> Wait, Gen Two actually? >> Not Gen Three, not Gen Four? >> It's Gen Two that they managed to get
[09:28] used little segments. >> Yeah, okay. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> For $400, this AI memory platform can recreate a deceased person's personality
[09:41] >> From text? >> Yeah, from text and video input. now, but >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. No, no, I I I saw the promotional like Nano Banana recovering it, but it's not Nano Banana
[09:56] >> No. >> No, yeah. Um Okay, finish the question. >> That's all question. This AI memory platform can recreate a deceased person's personality from text and video
[10:09] input. It's controversial, but fascinating. >> Google Gemini? >> No, it's called Project December or Yeah, Replika. >> Yeah.
[10:21] >> Yeah. $500 question. This cutting-edge startup, led by ex-OpenAI researchers, aims to build AI personalities with emotional intelligence rather than pure logic. Don't overthink the question.
[10:40] >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, um >> No, no, no, um >> You guys are overthinking it. >> I want to answer, but is it is it Claude?
[10:53] >> Grok? >> Then Anthropic. So, I'll kind of give it >> Yeah, yeah, I'll give it to you. Anthropic. I'll give it to you. Yeah.
[11:06] >> Cuz it is the cutting-edge AI startup. >> Yeah, okay. >> Nice. >> That's the tiebreaker. Going into the final category. This is the fun one. Guess the tool by its tagline.
[11:20] >> So, these are going to be short. All right, for $100, your co-founder for content creation. It's you. >> Is it big tools or small tools? >> These are tools that are in sort of the
[11:33] >> These are tools that are in sort of the category of tools that you and other AI creators and other similar niches talk about. >> Close, but no. It's not a creation tool.
[11:48] Writing tool. >> Your AI co-founder for content creation. >> What a weird weird slogan. It's not a creation tool.
[12:00] >> Your AI co-founder. >> It's very popular on LinkedIn. >> Oh, okay. Is it the the tool EasyGen? >> Oh. >> Oh, that was my guess.
[12:13] >> Notion? >> Notion's tagline is your AI co-founder for content creation. It's on their It's on their It's on their website, yeah. Next one for $200. >> Need this, come on.
[12:27] >> Need this, come on. >> Their tagline is make your ideas move. >> Clink? >> No. >> Okay, then it's going to be make your ideas move.
[12:41] >> Come on. You guys are keep overthinking these. >> Uh Runway? >> Yeah, you got it. He takes the lead. right, we're calling it fine. Two more questions, you still still make it all
[12:54] back right here. You can get it, you can do it. >> This one This one, if you guys fail me, I'll be really disappointed with both of >> Opus clip. >> Create anything you can imagine.
[13:09] >> No. Create anything you can imagine. >> Adobe? >> Oh, wow. >> They're the first create first creation But not for video. >> Not for video.
[13:25] Canva? >> No. Creation AI tool. so >> That's fair. >> Okay. Um Create anything you can imagine.
[13:38] >> Imagine? >> No, but getting closer. >> Midjourney. >> But I'm not going to give that to you. guessed You guys guessed wrong so many times.
[13:51] What? No. Well, he guessed it right. You guys times. All right. This is the final question. right. You're down currently 450 points. So, yeah. So, if
[14:06] If you get this question you win. Otherwise, you knew it was all comes down to this. >> Okay. This is why I got all those wrong. end, you know. >> Yeah, exactly. Yeah, we staged the whole
[14:18] thing out. We spent days planning this, guys. All right. Final question. All comes down to this. Who's the better AI creator? This is the little slogan is where AI meets your workflow.
[14:31] >> Any done? >> I'm done. >> I'm done. >> Yeah, he got it.
[14:47] is better, but only by a hair. And he's winning by 1,000 subs right now. So, you know Both great brand partners. They're into everybody for tuning in. Hope to see you guys around. If you guys
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