Grant Harvey

Have you thought about this?

Like, yes, you can generate, but then edit, adjust, like, make it relevant.

Because I think there's going to be a premium on that kind of, people will get, well, unless the models get better and better and better, which I will see, people would have premium on that kind of engagement.

And if you're talking to a client or someone's talking to you and it's clear that they haven't put in the effort,

That's going to be a big turnoff.

If it's a non-interesting update and it's just like a busy task, I agree.

I'm talking more about the like, we have had a human interaction and now I need to send a follow-up to that.

I should give a human follow-up.

Because people are the constant throughout all this.

They're the fundamental part.

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I agree.

OK, we've got to do more of that stuff.

And there was a lot of those.

I was particularly surprised by how practical and hands-on a lot of the tools were, where it's like, oh, I can see this being applied in creators' workflows every day.

Because that was just one of them.

There was also Harmonize, which seemed like that was a huge one.

And then also, I don't know how long you've been doing this, but the one where now all of a sudden you can automatically map in Premiere the individual skater and the skateboard as two different objects.

Yeah.