Corey Grant

And I don't think we've really gotten to that place.

I think AI is really focused on a lot of corporations and stuff like that.

I'll give you another example.

it was, I was at IBC, which is the international broadcasters, something, something, something, uh, it's in Amsterdam.

And I, one of my favorite, even though it is AI, it's more computational, but is Gaussian splats and nerfs, right?

Where you basically take a 2d image, you turn it into a 3d reconstruction.

You can like go inside it, visualize it.

So a lot of companies use it for like, Hey, I'm going to build a 3d world of my factory or this part, or surgeons will take a 3d scan.

of a patient to practice surgery so they're like whoops I cut the wrong spot oh well that was the digital person not the real person so there's a lot of that but I was at this and we had a really cool setup in our booth and it was my buddy Mike Rubloff who's like I'm not gonna say the foremost world's expert on it but he's pretty damn good man like he knows what he's done and he sent me a bunch of pictures for this demo where it's him sitting on a bench in a park and I was showing the demo and it just comes to life and everyone sees and you can go in and navigate around but

the person was watching was a wedding photographer and they, their mind was blown.

Like you could just see it on their face.

I was talking and they're like, so you mean to tell me that this tool, which is called post shot, and I can send you all the link to put it down below, but I can take pictures cause I'm a wedding photographer.

So you're saying I could recreate the,

and capture these images of a couple's first kiss where they could be able to relive that in 3d for the rest of their life.

And I was like, that's exactly what I'm telling you.

And I'm going to sell that for $1 million.

It's more money.

Oh, I know.

I know.

And it's all free tools, but you just need a GPU.