Corey Noles

I think all of the elements that they've added to it make it really fun and easy to use.

And yeah, I mean, it reduces the barrier to entry to make like basically like TikToks, which is fun.

You know, you're limited only by your imagination.

Obviously, people feel that this is like an infinite swap machine.

They're worried about the implications of it.

And, you know, some people don't like the uncanny valley aspect of it.

Others are just creeped out in general by this type of thing.

So I think all of that will be barriers to adoption.

But I do think that as it slowly grows, I mean, this is really fun.

It's basically an infinite meme creator.

Yeah.

Yeah, I think like, you know, it's just, I mean, just look at how fun this is to just observe.

Like, yeah, not everyone is like, you know, God tier level funny yet, but.

It's not for everyone.

I have, I have a theory on it, on what this means for open AI that I think, you know, may not have been considered too broadly yet.

Like initially, my first thought is this could be a moneymaking platform for them.

You know, they can sell ads on here and that's fine.

You know, we're used to seeing ads in our social media.

We expect that.

I would rather have them here than in chat GPT or in some inconvenient, questionable way in a prompt or something.