Logan Kilpatrick

And the reality is it works right now today.

Like you can go download an app that does that or build an app yourself even better that does that.

No, I think it could do that.

I think it could do that.

I mean, in a cup without the packaging, it wouldn't be able to do that.

In containers.

I mean, the models can read the text extremely well, like superhuman ability to read that text.

I think you'd be able to do that right now.

So I'm curious.

I have almond milk and regular milk in my fridge.

I'll go test after this, but I'm almost positive it'll be able to pick up on it.

That's awesome.

Do it in an AI studio, Grant.

Do it in an AI studio and let me know if it doesn't work and send the feedback of whatever doesn't.

But I have to imagine this is like super achievable single prompt and it works out of the box.

Yeah, I think the thing we're missing right now in a studio for the like keeping track of what you eat example is we don't have we don't have like persistent database support right now, which is what you would want.

You'd want to store it over time and then build a bunch of infrastructure to retrieve that context where it's useful.

So we're working on that.

I think that will make that use case easier.

It will, like, the demo will work really well.