I Forced GPT 6 Astra to Build 3 Businesses in 3 Hours

0:00I prompt GPT 6 Astra to create me three

0:03businesses in 3 hours. While every other

0:05YouTuber is talking about the benchmarks

0:07of Astra 6 and how it's better than

0:09Claude and coding and nobody gives a

0:11about any of that. I'm going to

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0:32Let's get into the video. This right

0:33here is my nephew's drawing. This is

0:36hanging on my refrigerator. Let's turn

0:38this into a game. Let's go inside of

0:39ChatGPT, connect to the Higgs field, and

0:42let's give it a prompt telling it to

0:44turn this into a game. Watch how

0:45fantastic and cool this is. For some

0:48reason, I'm I'm very angry of how easy

0:50this is. I don't know why. It's just an

0:52emotion that came to me. We uploaded the

0:54kids' drawing into GPT 6 Astra, and

0:56we're just going to give it a prompt.

0:58Let it do its own thing. Let it make its

1:00own game. If we don't like the game, we

1:01can always prompt it again. So, we're

1:03going to give it a prompt like this.

1:05Make a cool kids' game around this

1:07picture. And that's it. It connected to

1:09the Higgs field, and 20 minutes later,

1:11here's what it gave us. This is all

1:13controlled by the keyboard. This is a

1:14browser [music] game that we can sell to

1:16parents. This is so exciting. The future

1:18is here. Look at this, guys. He jumps

1:20from block to block. I know this doesn't

1:22seem like a big idea, but this would

1:23have costed thousands upon thousands of

1:25dollars to make and months. Look at

1:27this. He jumps. He hits the sun, and he

1:29completes the level. Now, uh we can make

1:31it as complicated, as fun, as as [music]

1:34as cute, as exploratory, as adventurous

1:37as we want. I just can't talk straight.

1:39This is [music] so excited. Check this

1:42out. I like the game. I like it a lot,

1:44but we can make it better. And a better

1:46game is just one prompt away. Let's do

1:48this. Instead of having him jump on 10

1:50blocks, let's make the climb 90 blocks.

1:53And when he gets to the top and touches

1:55the sun, all of a sudden, out of

1:57nowhere, he has a jetpack and he flies

1:59up into the air collecting stars into an

2:02infinite crazy fantastical sky. So, now

2:05there should be 90 steps that [music] he

2:07has to climb and at the top it should

2:10launch him into the sky with a jetpack.

2:13Let's Let me meet you at the top. Let me

2:15fast forward this.

2:17Okay, I'm at the top now. So,

2:19theoretically

2:21when we hit the sun, it it's supposed to

2:23launch him in the air with a jetpack and

2:25he's uh supposed to collect stars. Let's

2:27see what it actually does here.

2:29Yes.

2:31Yes.

2:33100%. Look at that. He even goes faster.

2:35Oh my god, this is fantastic. This is so

2:37cool, guys. We took a kid's drawing

2:39>> [music]

2:39>> and in less than a half an hour we

2:41turned it into a full video game that

2:43they can play on their browser. I even

2:45on their phone. It's [music] absolutely

2:47insane. Parents already spend ungodly

2:50amounts of money on their children. Can

2:51you imagine if you put this in front of

2:53them and said, "I can make you a

2:56complete video game around your

2:58children's favorite drawing." And

3:00towards the end of the video I'm going

3:01to show you where to get customers for

3:03this specific business. Before we get

3:05into the second business, you might be

3:06wondering, "How do we connect ChatGPT

3:08Astro 6 to Higgsfield?" So, when we're

3:11in our ChatGPT window here, we're going

3:12down to our name. We're going to click

3:14settings.

3:16Then we're going up to plugins.

3:19And then browse.

3:21And then we're going to type in

3:22Higgsfield. And then there it is. We're

3:24going to click the plus button next to

3:26Higgsfield. We're going to sign into our

3:27Higgsfield account and allow ChatGPT to

3:30connect to it. And that's it. Let's get

3:32into the second business.

3:34Business number two is this. Imagine a

3:36family goes to a local pizza restaurant.

3:39The kids scan a QR code on the table

3:41with their phone and they start playing

3:43a pizza making game that has to do with

3:45the specific restaurant that they're at.

3:48The kids are happy, the parents are

3:49happy, everyone's having fun, memories

3:51are being made. This is how businesses

3:53make their brands better. This is how

3:55the kids

3:57convince [clears throat] their parents

3:58to go back to that specific restaurant

4:00because that restaurant has the game

4:02that they love.

4:03We're going to be creating a business

4:04around this. It can be any type of game

4:06that you want, pizza restaurant, taco,

4:08burgers, sushi. Remember, all it takes

4:11to make games like this is a few prompts

4:13and 30 minutes. Let me show you how it's

4:15done. All right, chat. We're making a

4:17game for a pizza restaurant called

4:19Tony's Pizza. It's going to be a pizza

4:22making game where uh children can scan a

4:25QR code sitting on the table and they

4:27can choose their toppings. They paint on

4:30the tomato sauce, the pepperoni, the

4:31fresh basil, and a waiter keeps coming

4:33to them with new types of orders. Make

4:35it fun, fantastical, and just make it

4:38super memorable.

4:40Yeah, that's all we need. That's all we

4:41need is just a simple prompt like that.

4:44Let's click run and see what it gives

4:45us.

4:46Okay, so within 20 minutes it created

4:49all the artwork. Here, it created a user

4:51interface.

4:52It created all the ingredients, the

4:55colors, and then it gave us a button to

4:58open up the specific game. Guys, you

5:00have to understand, I gave it one single

5:02prompt. I went and walked my dog for 20

5:04minutes. When I came back, this whole

5:06game was already built for me. Let's

5:08check it out.

5:11All right, this is exciting. There's

5:12Pete. There's Pete the server. He says,

5:14"Okay, we have an order, a pepperoni

5:16pizza with basil and sausage." Let's get

5:18it done, guys. Scrolling to the bottom

5:20right here. Let's click on on it, Pete.

5:22We're going to paint the pizza

5:25with [music] to- This is even fun for

5:26me. Imagine for kids. Uh if I have a

5:29good time doing this, if an adult

5:31[music]

5:32has a great time making a pizza in a

5:34game like this, imagine kids. We add the

5:36pepperoni as much as we want. Let's see,

5:39it calls for fresh basil.

5:43Perfect. But, this literally made us a

5:44game in less than 20 [music] minutes.

5:46This is super fun.

5:48Next, the cheese. We're going to add the

5:49cheese on here. There we go.

5:52Ready for the oven. Slide it into the

5:54oven.

5:55Once it's done, it gives us some play

5:58[music] money. $14 we made. We're going

5:59to hand it to Pete. Let me show you what

6:01it looks like on the cell phone.

6:03User interface is super super clean.

6:05It's probably more fun to play it on a

6:08cell phone because you're touching the

6:09screen and you're touching and adding

6:11the pepperoni pieces, the basil, the

6:12sausage, and then dragging the cheese

6:14around the pizza that's actually [music]

6:16way way more fun than desktop in my

6:18opinion. I think the only thing that we

6:20can change here is the the receipt of

6:23the pizza order is covering the pizza.

6:24So, all that

6:26uh all it takes is one prompt for us to

6:28fix that and the the game looks pretty

6:30good. It's actually flawless. This was

6:33made in less than 20 minutes from uh one

6:36one or two prompts and that's it. That's

6:38all it took. No design, no developers,

6:40no coding, nothing. All we did was

6:42talked to Higgs Field

6:45and GPT-6 Astra and it created us this

6:47game. All right. Business number three.

6:50The first two were They were super fun.

6:52Kids drawings, restaurant games, good

6:54money, and probably very easy to sell.

6:57This one hits way different. This one

7:00actually made me tear up a little bit.

7:03Kids know their grandmother or their

7:06grandfather as the person who makes

7:08pancakes and remembers everybody's

7:09birthday. They have no idea that

7:13their grandmother moved across the

7:14country in '19 with one suitcase. They

7:17don't know she played in a rock band.

7:19They don't know how

7:21she met their grandfather. Nobody ever

7:23tells them. And then one day

7:25there's nobody left to ask. So,

7:28let's build a game about that. Not a

7:30game about grandma, a game about who

7:33grandma was

7:35before she was grandma.

7:37We want to make a game about

7:38grandmother's life so her grandchildren

7:40can play them and learn about

7:42grandmother in an inter- interactive

7:44way. This can be about grandfather as

7:45well, but let's do this specific game

7:47for grandmother. So, I'm going to upload

7:49these pictures from grandmother's life.

7:51You can upload as many pictures as you

7:53want. Let's do her favorite [snorts]

7:55radio, her favorite fern plant that she

7:58managed not to kill. Let's do

8:01a photo of her and her her and her

8:03husband, her waiting for the train, and

8:07a couple more photos so we want to

8:09include in the game. We're going to give

8:11Chat GPT and Higgsfield grandma's life

8:14story as well as any other artifacts

8:16that we want it to have. We're going to

8:18prompt it like this.

8:20I need you to make an interactive game

8:22about Rose who's the grandmother of two

8:25grandchildren. Let's make it simple at

8:28first and then we'll make it better if

8:29we need to. I'm going to upload photos.

8:32I'm going to upload a quick story about

8:33her life. I need you to make an

8:34interactive game exploring her house

8:37maybe a building a recipe or um uh

8:41packing her suitcase.

8:42Make it sentimental. Make it emotional.

8:45Let's go.

8:46Okay, so all of the pictures are

8:48uploaded. You can upload as many

8:49pictures as you want to this, but let's

8:51go with these seven pictures to start.

8:53And then we're going to click run. Come

8:55back in 20 minutes and see what it gives

8:57us. As you can see, it's given us all of

9:00the scenes from her house. It's taken

9:02all the pictures. It created the music.

9:04It created the voice. It created a

9:06grandmother speaking. It uploaded every

9:09single thing.

9:11Her recipe book, the suitcase she

9:12traveled with, the key to her house, and

9:14it created us an entire game called The

9:17Sunday House, a life you can visit. This

9:20This took 20 minutes. I I walked away

9:22from my computer and this was completely

9:23done in 20 minutes after we uploaded

9:26everything from grandmother. Let's open

9:28the game and see what it looks like.

9:34>> Hello, love.

9:36Before everyone arrives, will you help

9:37me find three things?

9:40An old recipe box,

9:42the suitcase I left home with,

9:46and a little brass key. [music]

9:49They don't look like much,

9:51but there's a whole life

9:54tucked inside [music] them.

9:57Come in.

9:58I'll put the kettle on.

10:01>> We can then click around grandmother's

10:02house and learn stories about her. We

10:04click on the recipe book and it shows us

10:06how to make her famous Sunday apple

10:09crumble. We drag the recipe

10:11on the plate, we stir it around, and we

10:13create the pie. And then after it shows

10:16us a picture of grandmother, and then

10:18grandmother comes on, her voice comes

10:19on, and she tells us a story about it.

10:21>> My mother never measured the cinnamon.

10:24>> [music]

10:24>> "Just a little more," she'd say.

10:27>> Then we can continue to click around to

10:28the house, click on her suitcase, we can

10:30pack her suitcase for her

10:32that day that she left

10:34and moved across the country with with

10:36that one bag.

10:39After we're done, she tells us a story.

10:41We can interact with this, we can

10:42interact with her voice. We can even go

10:44out back and help grandma in her garden

10:47grow her famous heirloom tomatoes, as

10:49well as other veggies and fruits to help

10:51her prepare delicious dishes in the

10:54kitchen. What a fantastic emotional way

10:56to honor grandma's life and teach her

10:58grandkids about her. Okay, so how do we

11:01start a business around these three

11:03ideas? The first one with the kids

11:05drawing video games, let's put our

11:07services on Fiverr. This is the base.

11:10This is where we're listing our specific

11:12service and for we're waiting for people

11:14to come to us. Look at the prices that

11:16people charge for mini games here. These

11:18people design these games all by hand.

11:21These are coders. This is why they're

11:23charging so much money. The This

11:25technology is super new. Chat GPT Astra

11:276

11:29in combination with Hicksfield just came

11:31out, so you can massively undercut the

11:33competition. You can charge whatever you

11:35want to make games like this. Just make

11:36sure you're on Fiverr and Upwork. You

11:38can also join parenting groups or

11:40community groups. There are thousands

11:43and thousands with millions of members

11:44in these.

11:45But do not try to sell in these groups.

11:47Give massive amounts of value. Post

11:49before and after. People will start

11:51sending you DMs. The same thing for

11:53restaurant mini games. Join restaurant

11:55groups, owners of small to medium-size

11:57restaurants. Join the groups. Do not try

12:00to sell. Do not try to sell as soon as

12:02you get in the group. Just give massive

12:03amounts of value. Show examples. If

12:05people are interested, they will send

12:07you DMs. Another powerful way to sell

12:09this is to actually walk in your local

12:11pizza shop or your hamburger shop or

12:13your taco shop with a sample of the game

12:15on your phone and show the owner this is

12:17what you can do for them. The worst

12:19thing they can say is no. The best thing

12:21they can say is yes, you have yourself a

12:22deal.

12:24Let's make this happen. The third

12:25business idea can be sold inside of

12:28ancestry groups or genealogy groups or

12:29even parenting groups where the first

12:32business idea works as well. Remember,

12:34you don't want to sell these. You want

12:35to show these. You want to demonstrate.

12:37You want to show what you can create,

12:38how much value you can bring. If they

12:40see the value in this, they will send

12:42you a message.

12:44It's not a question of if, it's a

12:45question of when. And listen, if you

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