Grant Harvey

And just no hours of rotoscoping.

It's already in there.

That's also true with the agentic workflows that you've basically integrated into express and Photoshop.

Like the express demo was really impressive where basically you're chatting with the assistant, having the assistant do a lot of the editing for you.

And then you can take over at any time and say like, Hey, I actually know I can do this faster than you, or that's not exactly what I want.

So let me just get in there, tweak it.

And it's, you know, down to the layer level.

Yeah.

It was very impressive to the point where you can even generate custom UI elements, right?

Like, yeah, that's really cool too.

How do you do that?

Magic, black magic.

I'm going to push through.

AI crawlers.

What are we going to do about them?

To let them crawl or not to let them crawl?

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