Jamie

Um, you know, I think it's cool.

I think, you know, there are obviously copyright concerns, deep fakes and all that stuff that could be a problem.

So, um,

Yeah, I mean, I can definitely see that side of it.

I think, you know, the creative it's going to, you know, up to this point, a lot of the video generation stuff hasn't been that it's been kind of gimmicky and hasn't been that useful.

But I feel like moving forward to someone who's like making let's say you're making a faceless YouTube channel and you want to have some nice B-roll content.

You can generate it and it's really high quality, visually engaging.

There's just so many side hustles I feel like you could do with this.

You said you replaced your Adobe Premiere with CapCut.

Is that true?

Yeah, and I have one other quick side hustle you could do.

I am working on growing like a website redevelopment company.

And a lot of companies have these old outdated pictures on their website.

And I found that Google VO3 allows you to turn them into pretty accurate looking video.

So basically you could take a picture of a building and have it turn it into a drone shot like panning around it.

It does pretty well, a lot better than Sora 2, but I feel like something like this could do even better.

And you have the ability to do longer clips, it looks like, and things like that.

So as it gets better, that to me is another hack.

A way you can make money is by helping businesses add some motion graphics to their website instead of just still images.

Yeah, I'm going to get right into that.