Beth

So the command is beautify this slide.

And I suspect that's just going to be a button that we're going to see on our things.

And it's interesting.

I have some reservations.

Andy, you were talking about what you were, you had some examples too.

Yeah.

So I do think that that is really important, and specifically because what it's generating is an image.

This is an image model, right?

So first of all, it's an image model based in an LLM, based in Gemini 3, right?

But you're not trusting Gemini 3 with any of the references that it's giving without checking them if you're going to publish it, turn it in as work in a paper, or anything.

And that's true for the image too.

What gets me about the image is that the text is part of the image.

So if there was a text layer overlaying this, and if those lines were real lines in an image program that Google has, right?

Like, I mean, they have Google Slides actually has its own thing for that.

You could just stretch the line a little further and it would work.

But the text and the lines are all part of the image.

So the image...

is everything.

And everyone's really excited that the text in an image is accurate, meaning that it's actual text.

It's not spelling things wrong in the same way that it used to be.