Q When you, when you were creating, let's say, the nano banana photo selfie thing, did you prompt vZero with the reference image of Instagram, or were you plainly using English and just explaining what you wanted?
A I think it was all English in this case, um, which kind of speaks to like, there is one defining characteristic that I do want to point out is that you have to be able to visualize things in your head. And if not in your head, like you have to have some close reference so that you can guide this system. Right. And so all of this that you're looking at, it's just maybe paying more attention to the details, right? Like if you open the, if you open the camera app, Um, there is subtleties to the border. There's subtleties to the background. There's subtleties to the gradient. I, another big thing that it might, might seem small, but it's actually freaking huge is that a few of the initial passes were overly complicated. So there was a process of trimming stuff down and deleting. If I could actually give one lasting piece of advice to everybody, including my own team is always in myself, it's always delete, delete, delete, delete. There should be as few buttons, links, et cetera, as possible on, on any given product. And I think we kind of nailed that here because like, how much, how much attention can people give you, right? Like five seconds, 10 seconds. Another not minor thing is this is actually a very good, um, mobile product. So by having less UI, you are almost forcing yourself to have a good mobile product. What's very interesting about this little app, if you go to it, vzer…
AI assessment note: “I think it was all English in this case”