The episode, in writing
by Richard Lovatt · from the episode above, checked against what was said
GPT-6 Astra came out a few days ago. In a previous episode I used Fable 5.1 to create a launch video, and I was pretty happy with it, you can literally watch that episode and see. Then I kept seeing people on Twitter say things like "I just one-shot this launch video," so I went ahead and gave it a go, and genuinely, you would normally pay thousands for this. I sent it to my fiancée and we were both like, "Oh my God." She said she was so proud of me, just because the feeling of what I've been trying to build, and the problem it solves, and the video it created in pretty much one shot, captures exactly what I've been trying to do.
I've also added two new things, which add on to my patent application, which I'm in discussions with the lawyer about. Let me share my screen and go over them.
So here's the website. I added what you could call a watcher, which kind of watches you, and a habit former, which kind of learns you, and they're displayed here. As you're building a business, whether that's a mature established business or from the start, one thing you do want to do is automatically keep track of milestones. That's what the watcher does. It can track all the payments, it can track how many customers you have, your staff costs, every metric you can track, and it tracks when you've hit those milestones and tells you. It'll bump you on your phone, on your app, or notify you on your laptop. "Rich, you just crossed ten K in a month for the first time." You can record a moment right then, in that moment it just hit, what do you feel right there and then. It's not about the money, but just that you've built this, you've got to this milestone. You can record a little moment and that can then go into your episode later on, or you can click ask me tonight, and it takes that and puts it into the context that you've hit that milestone. First payment, one thousand in a month, then ten, a hundred thousand, ten customers, episode one hundred. All of these different metrics you can track, and you can capture that feeling in one.
Then habits. This is where the AI picks up your habits, how you like to film. I've made all these different ways to film and capture your day, and as I'm using it myself, I'm on about episode eleven now. Every time I'm doing this I'm doing a landscape version, a sit down long version so I can just ramble, and I'm not really utilising the back and forth questions so much because right now it's more about show and tell. Soon I'm going to try the questions much more and try the podcast format, have those conversations. It says, "You usually film around eight o'clock, and Fridays tend to be a long one. Tonight is set up that way. Your reminder is at seven PM. Do you want to move it to eight PM?" Your phone knows where you drive on a Monday morning without being told. This learns the same way from your episodes, when you start, which nights run long, when you take the podcast instead of the camera. It learns it all.
All of this has morphed into the patent application I've sent, which is why this stuff is staying private for now.
Let's watch this one to begin with. This is the first one shot. That is incredible. Pat GPT-6 on the back, not me. That is literally incredible, guys, you'd pay thousands for that.
Then I created this one. I've actually got a new version of it now, but you might remember from a previous episode what this used to be. I said to GPT-6 Astra, basically, watch it. I really liked the concept but I knew it could be improved, so this is that, improved. It's following a company called Mabel & Beau, a toy building company, from the start to being successful. It's really cool.