Corey Noles

Yeah.

Have, have you gotten their attention yet?

Are they, I don't know.

Delivery mechanisms for the scent.

Well, I'd like to talk a little bit about...

You know, your end goal here.

You know, I know, and we've talked about this a little bit already, that dogs can smell certain types of cancers and Parkinson's.

How far out are we from a time when a computer can do that?

Whatever.

Not that long ago before that, they were bleeding.

You've got too much blood.

That's what's wrong.

Well, you know, something that I do that reminds me of this, the idea of smelling a story, the idea of all of this, I enjoy taking song lyrics and feeding them to image models as poems.

And seeing what they come up with?

And seeing just what comes out.

I'll do it with poetry.

I'll take some classic poetry and drop it in and see what it creates.

No other instruction, just hear the lyrics, go.

And I really enjoy playing with that and looking to see just kind of how it translates this into that.

And it makes me think a lot about what you're saying here.