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So you sat in a room with Marty Scorsese and showed him your tools. >> Exactly, yeah.
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>> And what was his reaction? >> Yes, clearly um a a vision in his head of like a scene or
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a scenery where like maybe a a new movie um will be shot. And he's trying to explore that and kind
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of like um we we we basically looked at the scenery of like a village in Eastern
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Europe somewhere and he was describing it. We saw some outputs, we iterated on the outputs.
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Um and ultimately I think and that's what he said in the end is like the like getting like the mental picture of
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something out of your head and communicating it in a visual way by making like these images
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um or the series of images um is something that it just makes it like easier to communicate and convey convey
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like an idea of like what is actually in your head and I think that's like one of
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the like very interesting and powerful ways to use this technology. And I think ultimately
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>> Is to get the inspiration to get the vision out of his head onto an image. >> Yeah, I mean like language ultimately is
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like a little bit of like a lossy um communication medium, right? >> Yeah. >> Um it's also interpreted in different
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ways, but then visual information is so rich so rich like an an image or video there's so
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much signal in it and it's just like another way of communicating. And I think that's like one of the beautiful
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things that this technology ultimately enables