Brian Maucere

You can see on people's YouTube feeds about how to create things that they build the...

they build the machine gun out of, uh, like foam core or something, or like it's a little kid machine gun and they are performing what's happening.

And then they're able to drop that performance in, uh, in a background.

Also, we didn't really mention, uh, Jeannie from Google.

We'll talk more about that next week.

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But that is also informing this because now you can build a whole world and then drop the character in and then have the camera angle follow that character as first person viewing the world that you've created or third person.

So you're a camera, you're like a drone following your main character along as it's moving through the world.

It's very cool.

And there's a post that I will post in the community.

And let me get the name.

It's Bilawal Sidhu says one of the wildest emergent capabilities of Genie 3 is that maps actually work.

So they are doing first person holding a GPS or holding a, I don't know what it is, but if you walk around woods, you have a map thing that attaches to the satellite.

I don't do that.

So I don't know what that machine is called, but you see a map on it.

And as Jeannie is building this display, the map coordinates shift.

Like that, that turns the way it normally would like just really cool stuff.

That's not a favorite story, so please go with it.

I'm going to add to it here.

So you named a lot of the stuff that I was going to say, so I won't repeat that, which is great.