Grant

like a final draft UI where you type into it and each sentence is basically a shot.

And every time you write a sentence and you hit period, it will then basically spin off an image that is the frame of that.

And then you can be creating a bunch of frames and shot listing, storyboarding your script at essentially the same time you're writing it.

I think it got cut off halfway.

So I will send you the other half right now.

I actually was reading a Reddit thread last night that I wanted to get your opinion on because I think that this is an interesting idea that Flash kind of enables.

Somebody was doing the classic, you know, oh, software engineers, we're all going to lose our jobs because of AI.

And somebody had a reaction to that where they basically said, what AI is really doing is changing how much we can build in a given time period.

So any company with creativity and vision has a massive backlog of features, bugs, and automations.

But if you think about prioritization through RICE, which is reach, impact, confidence, effort, AI significantly reduces the effort, making things that weren't worth doing before all of a sudden feasible.

And I was wondering, one, what your thought is on that.

And number two, if you think Gemini 3 Flash could possibly have that same impact on Google internally.

I think it was like $250,000 minimum for a new product that you're going to make, something like that.

Absolutely.

And then do you find that, you know, with Flash 3 being so cheap that you're having new conversations inside Google about things that you could build or put in production that maybe weren't feasible to do before?

Or is it too early for that?

Are you staying until 9.30?

That's a good question, actually.

By the way, I wrote a 40,000 token version of this last night to get all of my ideas into it.

And I've also tested that on AI Studio as well to try it out.