Jyunmi Hatcher

Now it's cheap enough to take over

this particular application.

Now, there may always be other ways to do it.

I've been seeing a lot of back and forth of what should be automated and what should be agentic AI.

There are certain things that are literally a factory.

You're inputting raw material and getting an output, and it needs to be the exact same output all the time.

Automation is probably going to be the better solution for that.

If you're figuring things out or you need those more complicated layers or tasks, that sounds like more of a job for agentic AI.

Right.

I think you make a really, really good point.

I mean, it makes me think of...

sort of the the kind of realization when um high quality digital cameras came out and um i i got into photography and film filmmaking that kind of stuff years ago when you actually used film right early on um even editing uh with videotape was still a fairly manual process right and

moving positions and then you have your third tape to put in the cut or whatever.

Exactly.

And that is why the tool is called Splice in Final Cut and Premiere.

But I guess my point really is that once you had that true digital revolution...

Photography changed from let me make the perfect exact shot that I want and I'll take all the time and light it and position and everything and just wait for that particular moment and then take the shot because you only had 24 shots in your role and it would take forever to switch out the film, right?

And so...

But with digital cameras, it's just keep on clicking.

Just move position or wait for more moments.