Geoffrey Woo

I imagine that the haters would be in shambles if they got a look at your pipeline, just given how much attention the launch got.

But what's demand been like?

And then, and then meeting that demand, uh,

Creatives, I've had the pleasure of working with so many amazing designers, photographers, creative directors over the years, and oftentimes I have found that many of them are not creative.

their life is not guided as commercially as many other kind of domains, right?

Like software engineers, lawyers, accountants, et cetera, where if an accountant has an opportunity to work with a company,

uh, for a great salary and the company is doing something, you know, ethical or, or not even just not illegal.

They're like, cool, sign me up.

Uh, whereas like create, create creatives that I've worked with.

I've, I've at some points just offered to make an intro.

Hey, there's this company and they'll just be like, no, I don't vibes.

And so how, how, uh, how has it been talking with, uh,

Creatives who many of them are already like, I've met plenty of creatives that love AI that are like, this is amazing.

This is like a new tool.

But certainly many of them are also, maybe they wouldn't even admit that they enjoy it as a tool.

So how's it been building out the network?

Do you think, last question, anyone that has worked on building a brand or a product, I think early on in their career, they can have this frustration around the gap between their ability and their taste level.

Do you think that's going away already?

Because I even noticed, historically, if I wanted to try to create, let's say 10 years ago,

I wanted to create some type of render for a product or a design for a product.