Ellis Rovin

You need to see how the clothes like drape over your body.

You need to know the length of all the stitches.

I'm not saying it's impossible for an AI to have all these data points, but I'm saying knowing these tech companies, they're not going to get the data point of every article of clothing that's ever made and know all your measurements.

Here's a question.

They're going to hallucinate it all.

Here's a question.

Right now, when you buy a shirt like this, it shows you just like the shirt with no body and maybe a couple pictures of it with people.

is this better than that?

It's somewhere in between.

Like the perfect thing of trying on the shirt in a mirror, that's 100%.

The 0% is just a render of the shirt with no body.

Somewhere in between is it's going to try to estimate how this will fit on you and hopefully it gets it not terribly wrong.

That's like somewhere in between.

I guess, you know, to that, I would just say that like for me personally, like most online clothing has a model in the

a picture it'll say something like the model is 6'1 and wearing this size and you can usually extrapolate like oh this is and given I'm still really bad at that I order tons of stuff that I'm like this technically fits but makes me look like a cereal box or this technically fits and makes me look like a penguin you know it's so like like for example I got you know big long gangly arms I gotta have something with a slightly longer sleeve you know otherwise I look like that maybe

I don't know.

I'm not, I don't have faith, but we should stop talking about.

Well, okay.

Last note, I will say like, I've never, again, never bought anything off Instagram ads, but I might next week, but I almost bought this sweater one time.

There was like a big kind of holiday sweater and had a big cat face on it.