Corey Knowles

You promised to continue to develop your own models.

You promised to continue to explore good opportunities for partner models to have available in the tool.

And you also promised the ability to do your own models and to train your own tools.

And I'd love...

to learn a little more about the thought process that went into that, because that feels like the right approach.

All of the biggies.

Like the big Frontier models that are out on the front?

That's good to know.

You know, something I think is also an interesting call out is that I feel like what we're watching is Firefly go from being, a year ago, an app barely anyone knew existed.

And steadily it's crept up, it's crept up, it's crept up.

And now, I don't know, we're not a year in.

How long has Firefly been around?

Very complicated answer.

What I think is really interesting is that

as AI begins to work its way into your platform and make its way into Photoshop and into Premiere and into everywhere over time, presumably.

that Firefly is kind of becoming this central element to the cloud now, to Creative Suite, as opposed to this other app we offer.

I think that's one of the biggest call-outs for me too, is that while all of this is like really impressive for professional designers, for professional graphic artists, for everyone in that realm, it also brings a lot of value to people who aren't in that professional role.

You know, if what you're wanting is, you know, if you dabble, if you have, you know, a small YouTube channel and you're doing little stuff on your own, or maybe you... I feel like we always need thumbnails.

God, we always need thumbnails.

It's so true.