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Zubair Trabzada | AI Workshop · @AI-GPTWorkshop
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July 7th on your plans on your cloud plans. So, go ahead and take advantage of that because after that it's going to get pretty expensive and move to usage. I've been building non-stop. So, I recently built my personal assistant and my second brain I updated with cloud Fable 5 and it's absolutely incredible.
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you if you scroll down to the bottom, you'll see that I have built Jarvis AI assistant prompt. So I've given you this prompt back before this was back when I built Jarvis. So you can have access to that so that way you can build a version of Jarvis for yourself. And then afterwards at the bottom, you're also going to
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Jarvis, can you pull up my social media? All right, so that is Jev at work right there. So you can see before Jarvis even answers my questions and pulls my notes, Jev already made five decisions about the question that I asked in 215 milliseconds. First of all, it answered, okay, is this question related to the vault or my AI second brain? Have I completed my request? Am I addressing Jarvis directly? Is this something related to sending or calling on deleting a particular task? And most importantly, is this task inside the vault? And with the 86% probability, it
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Jarvis, can you pull up my social media? All right, so that is Jev at work right there. So you can see before Jarvis even answers my questions and pulls my notes, Jev already made five decisions about the question that I asked in 215 milliseconds. First of all, it answered, okay, is this question related to the vault or my AI second brain? Have I completed my request? Am I addressing Jarvis directly? Is this something related to sending or calling on deleting a particular task?
And most importantly, is this task inside the vault? And with the 86% probability, it says yes, it is. Right. So, let's try this again. Jarvis, send an email to John Do. Tell him I can attend the meeting tomorrow. >> There you go. Perfect. Before Jarvis does the task, you can see now this time this is related to mail and calendar. Have I completed my request? Yes. Address directly to Jarvis stakes. This time it requires Jarvis to do something. >> I've drafted the note to John. com regretfully declining tomorrow's meeting with all due apology and it's sitting in your Gmail drafts ready for your final glance before it flies.
I noticed you've apparently stood Jon up this way twice before already. So either the meetings are cursed or John's simply unlucky. All right, thanks Jarvis. But anyways, so again, as you can see, Jev already made these decisions. And then most importantly, the difference between the last request and this is that obviously this is going to require Jarvis to act and send an email or um do some kind of a action and therefore the stakes are this time 91% where before it was very low, right?
Because before I was just asking Jarvis to pull up uh something related to my uh AI second brain, right? But this time it's with a 91% probability. It's saying that okay, it's requiring Jarvis to make a decision or act or use some kind of a tool and it needs to confirm. So that's the beauty of Jev. It makes your AI assistant 100 times faster, more efficient, and a lot cheaper because of its routing capability. So in this video, I'm going to give you guys a full demo of what Jarvis is capable of with Jev now.
And then afterwards, I'm going to give you also this free prompt, this guide completely for free. So that way you guys can incorporate Jev into your own AI second brain or if you want to build Jarvis from scratch and add these new functionalities. All of the prompts and all of the guides are going to be in this free PDF guide that I'm going to put in the description of the video. Now, this is something that is going to be relevant to everybody.
If you're building any AI assistant or any AI employee incorporating Jev which is the new AI by type safe and of course I'm sure by now you've heard it it's all over the internet but essentially it's a decision layer right where now every time a request comes in to Jarvis before Jarvis is capable of answering or taking action Jev makes five quick decisions about the request and therefore makes Jarvis very efficient and definitely a lot cheaper because now instead of using its big brain for every single task.
Jev is the second AI layer that's sitting on top and making those quick decisions. All right, so let's go ahead and see this in action. So in order for me to enable Jev, all I have to do is come right here and click on reflex. So you can see it says Jev reflex layer. By the way, the way I have incorporated this is through type safe API. So uh I've created an API key and given Jarvis access to Jev through API. So if I click on reflex, let's say I want him to pull up something that's inside my AI second brain.
Let's say my social media or something like that. Jarvis, can you pull up my social media voice? So there you go. Before Jarvis answers the question or does a pull up all the information, sir. You can read it yourself or if you'd like say read it out loud and I shall. >> So there you go. So so uh my social media brand voice and my social media automation everything related to my social media. These are all the different files and folders.
Now as you saw before Jarvis pulled this inside my sec or inside my uh uh vault here Jev already made five decisions about that particular request. First of all, it said okay is this question that I'm asking which lane should this take? Right? So right here it says it made a decision that okay this is a vault question which with a 99% accuracy uh it said okay this is definitely I'm 100% almost 100% sure about this and you can see it made this decision all these decisions in 261 millisecond and it cost about almost zero right and then the second um decision it made was okay have I completed my request or am I still talking am I am I am I still requesting other things right and then same Am I talking directly to Jarvis or am I just narrating?
And this is particular to me because obviously I shoot YouTube videos for um my community and then for you guys as well. So that's why this is there. But of course for everybody else this this might not be there for your personal assistant. You might have a different set of questions that you want to give Jev to act upon or make a decision on. And then the fourth one is stake. Okay. Is this going to require some kind of a tool usage? am I going to uh would acting send call delete or spend right so that's the question that's the decision it's making right here and this one obviously because I just asked it something that's particular to my vault that's why this has a low probability which is very accurate of course and then this one is the last one which is the most important one does the vault have this particular ask right it says does any note directly answer this and then my case of course with an and as you can see Jev made this decision uh accurately with a 96% % probability that of course I actually asked Jarvis directly a question that's related to my vault and therefore this u question or this decision is definitely accurate because it pulled up uh this social media like I said this is not animation this is probability at work right so you see that this routing happens in uh 261 milliseconds and it makes Jarvis or your own AI assistant extremely efficient and therefore a lot cheaper Because what's happening is that this decision making by Jev helps Jarvis become more efficient because now Jarvis doesn't have to look into 100 other functionalities that it has right because now Jev makes this very very short and tells him exactly where to look at the question that came to Jarvis from me right was something that's related to my vault because Jev was able to make that decision a lot quicker.
Therefore, Jarvis didn't have to look into internet. Didn't didn't have to use any kind of tools because he has access to a lot of tools here. Therefore, uh he didn't have to he didn't even have to go through that process of like elimination because Jev already made that decision for him. So hopefully that made sense. Now same thing you'll see now I'll ask him another question related to a tool usage this time and you'll see that these um decisions will be very different now.
So again remember this particular one right now it says vault question right now you'll see that if I ask him to like send an email or something like that you'll see that lane will change very quickly Jarvis can you send an email to John do and tell him I can't attend the meeting tomorrow >> let me see if I have the tools for that sir >> there you go very quickly as you can see everything changed very quickly >> sir this may take a moment >> now Jarvis has taken its time because he has to use tools but you'll see Jev already made the decision that okay >> a moment more sir I shall not return empty-handed with 100% probability this requires the lane is going to be mail or calendar right because obviously >> still digging sir patience is a virtue I'm performing on your behalf >> okay Jarvis relax >> a quick flag before I proceed sir it appears this exact email same subject same wording to johndoacample.com has already gone out three times today I don't want to add a fourth identical note to poor John's inbox by mistake shall I still draft another one or was this perhaps already handled and we're double booking ourselves >> okay no Jarvis relax okay so as you can This one, the lane is mail and calendar.
Definitely accurate. The complete. Yep. I finished my request. I was addressing Jarvis. So, all of this makes sense. The stakes. Would this act uh would acting send, call, delete, or spend? Yes, definitely. Right this time because obviously I'm asking Jarvis to send an email or asking him to perform a certain task. That's why this time stake is 92%, of course, with the confirmation. That's why it says confirm. That's why Jarvis is asking me, hey, hold on a second.
You already did this a couple of times because I was testing it earlier. Should I do this again? So, that's the power of Jev right here. And of course, Vault has it. The reason why it says 96% is because John Doe already exists um in my vault or in my AI second brain uh because I asked it a couple of times. So, that's why it's saying 96%. So, you can imagine now anything any task you give it anything you ask. If you ask something related to your calendar or this time actually let me give him another task.
Jarvis, can you go ahead and send uh create an invoice for John Doe and send it to me via telegram. All right, there you go. So now you can see right here deal for whom, sir? And covering what? >> Okay, I'm going to Yeah, that's good. I'm glad he didn't answer. So you can see this time Jev already made the decision that All right, this is a specific task, right? this that's why he said lane is agent task complete finish to request yes I did addressed I'm talking to Jarvis correct stakes would this require acting sending call delete or spend and yes it says with the 79% probability and I need to confirm that's why Jarvis asked me a deal a deal for whom sir covering what right because I gave a very vague answer I just said send a invoice to me via telegram so that's why it's jev made that decision that all right something needs to be confirmed because this is requiring some kind of a action some kind of a call to action.
So that's why it made this decision. Does Vault have it? This time it said 32% which means that this particular request that I'm making, Jev is saying no. Most likely this has nothing to do with vault or pulling the information from your AI second brain. That's the beauty of Jev sitting on top of Jarvis because like I said and as you can see Jarvis has become a lot quicker. Before I don't know if you have seen my previous demos of for Jarvis, Jarvis was a bit slower when it comes to these tasks like pulling up calendar, Gmail or performing a task.
But now because Jev is sitting the first layer and making uh the decision the routing for him, it's making Jarvis itself a lot more efficient. So, like I said, that's why it's super important now to incorporate Jev into AI assistance or your AI second brains because it just makes everything a lot better, cheaper, and quicker. Anyways, well, hopefully you guys found this helpful. Like I said, this is such an exciting tool because this is such a great update update for my AI assistant, Jarvis.
Like I said, those uh the free guide, the PDF guide is going to be in the free community. But if you guys want access to Jarvis, the finished version with everything right here, that's going to be inside the paid community. So you can join that as well. It's uh so that way you can go to the classroom section and you can just essentially download Jarvis and all of its file. It's a five minute install. So that way you can get everything ready.
But like I said, if you want to create it on your own and you don't want to join the paid community, that's fine. I have a bunch of stuff in the free community including all sorts of resources in the classroom section that you can build everything on your own if you want to. Hopefully you guys found this helpful. Like I said, let me know if you have any questions in the comments below. Thanks for watching and make sure you like, subscribe because like I said, this is only the first version.
I'm going to create more updates to this, so you don't want to make sure you don't want to miss that. Thanks for watching and I'll see you on the next one.
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