AI vs learning a guitar riff live on stage - AgentTV at SF Tech Week
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AI vs learning a guitar riff live on stage - AgentTV at SF Tech Week
At the SF Tech Week Demo Slam, Sander Saar attempts to learn the Seven Nation Army guitar riff using AI. He contrasts text-heavy AI outputs from tools like ChatGPT and Claude with video content, highlighting that video lessons from creators such as Marty Music remain largely inaccessible to AI assistants. Saar then demonstrates how AgentTV indexes video content to allow ChatGPT to link directly to exact timestamps, before performing the riff on stage.
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Chapter summaries
The challenge of learning guitar with AI
Sander Saar introduces the Demo Slam challenge to learn the Seven Nation Army guitar riff using popular AI assistants.
On screenOn a blue-lit stage at a Google event, a host introduces Sander Saar, who stands holding an electric guitar.
Text limitations vs video internet
Sander explains how most internet consumption is video, yet modern AI tools return to text-heavy instructions.
On screenScreen captures show text responses in ChatGPT and Claude crossed out with red lines, followed by the presenter speaking on stage beside an 80% graphic.
Marty Music and inaccessible video content
Sander shares Marty Music's success on YouTube and points out that AI assistants cannot natively access his video lessons.
On screenThe presenter walks on stage before the screen displays the Marty Music YouTube channel and its five million subscriber count.
Demonstrating AgentTV inside ChatGPT
Sander showcases how AgentTV indexes video content down to the millisecond so ChatGPT can link directly to the relevant timestamp.
On screenA laptop displays the AgentTV dashboard analysing video chapters, followed by a ChatGPT result embedding a video at a specific timestamp.
Playing the riff and call to creators
Sander plays the riff on stage and encourages video creators and brands to test how AI agents see their content on AgentTV.com.
On screenSander plays the electric guitar on stage before addressing the audience, followed by a screen recording of the AgentTV website homepage.
Transcript
The question we've been wondering all night is what would happen if we could watch videos inside of AI?
I have to learn how to play Seven Nation Army riff. So as one does, I opened all 3 of my favorite AI assistants. The riff is just one note pattern played on a single string, and here is a tab. Who else is tired of AI giving you essays to read and how-to text to follow when we just want to see How to fix something, how to do my makeup, how to play the guitar, the destination I'm traveling to.
Eight zero percent of internet traffic today is video, but AI takes us back fifteen years to the text-based internet. So we have to go back to reading. I want you to meet Marty. He quit playing guitar when he was thirteen because he couldn't get excited about learning music through reading sheet music. He started recording those sessions and putting them on YouTube, and now he's got more than five million students who are watching and learning those songs.
Through video. But Marty's stuck on a platform. You and I, when we use ChatGPT and Claude, we can't access Marty's videos. We ran Marty's videos through Agent TV, where we analyze every single word, sound, and frame to the millisecond. So let's try this thing again now with ChatGPT enabling Marty's videos. Let's see what it comes back with.
Now there's a little variation straight to the right moment. We're going to try and make that bassline power chords as well. So We've got the same riff.
So if there's brands who make videos, there's filmmakers or creators, you already make and invest so much in the video, and you want your content to be seen and found on those new platforms. Go and check our How AI Agents Currently See Your Videos on AgentTV.com.