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Alright, ready? Why does it say that?

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It's recording, it's recording. The big REC is on there.

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What are you saying? Alright, I am here with

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Andy Andy, and what do you do at the company?

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Product Services Provisor on the camera side, I guess. Alright, so cool.

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I'm just asking everyone, what are your thoughts on the current state of AI?

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What is your current thought on the current state of AI?

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I've just checked GPT before, and that's the way I have touched.

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And pretty much that's it. That's it? Okay, well,

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do you like it? Do you think it's good? Do you think it's bad?

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I think for day-to-day, if I don't want to deal with

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customer representative, hey, I want to get refund of this.

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I was like, hey, check GPT, write me an email about getting a refund of this.

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So, especially helpful when I'm like,

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you know what I'm talking about, right? Some of the wording is like,

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I'm not able to come up with that formalized

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words. Yeah, so in that use case,

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it's useful, and I can see

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for college students, they can do the research faster,

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but there's also concern of plagiarism.

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Like what? Plagiarism.

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It's another thing. It can be good,

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it can be bad, because people getting their information a lot faster,

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but also there's concern of plagiarism, and also

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selling other people's work. Selling, and there's also

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concern of selling other people's work, right?

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Because you don't know, am I selling yours?

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I probably don't know, but probably the AI

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gets trying to buy your material. So, technically,

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I'm selling your work, but I don't really know. Okay, so I think I answered

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three questions in a row, which I wanted to ask, like,

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have you used it? What are you against it? If you're for it, and vice versa,

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and just overall those thoughts. So then, come through.

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Let's see, let me check my question.

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Let me just check I got everything there.

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Oh. There's a lot of people

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worrying that AI will take our, sorry, let me try it again.

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There's a lot of worry that AI will take over creative jobs, and as we are

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in a creative field, what do you think about that? I personally don't think so,

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because AI can be very

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objective, but they probably can really be

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subjective, because creative work is kind of subjective

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to my standpoint. And, you know, if we today

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just have a camera, just like recording line is, well, people

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still watch that? I don't know. Like,

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you know, there's like framing and there's like how to, you know, create

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exposure, how to do the lighting and stuff. I think like it's still pretty

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far for AI to replace at least, you know, the camera side of the job.

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Yeah, so like in the near future, maybe not in like next 5, 10 years, like

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10 years, when you're thinking of retirement, like not my problem.

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Yeah, it's like, we're not VTuber, you know, like if I'm VTuber, I probably

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like worry about like, hey input this, lines review something

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and then have like a cartoon line is, okay, that might

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be, you know, something that we need to worry about

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if we're VTuber, but we're not. So, still, human factor

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is still there. And even though for like some of the objective

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like things, for example, like on camera, like

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if I trust the AI to grab focus for me, sometime

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if we have a face in there, they will grab like focus like pretty well,

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but there is one percent of the chance that, you know, the focus

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get shifted to something else, because the camera thing

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that's the face. So

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people like human being in general is still

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better in that case, like determine which part is the important part.

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So that's exactly the reason why we don't use like auto

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focus on the top down and B cam for ShortCircuit. It's like

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they're quick enough, they're fast, they're AI driven

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because like all the Sony camera now has like some sort of like AI stuff,

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but they don't really know which part is the most important part.

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Yeah, determine that, you know, it's still something. So it's more like a

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tool than more anything else. Yeah, it's definitely like a tool that

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you can use to assess your job,

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but I don't think it's going to be fully replace us

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in the near future, at least for, you know, camera people. We kind of touched

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on it, but do you think as a company we should use AI, like at any level

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or anything that or? Definitely, I think like as a company level,

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like we should definitely use AI because that speed up like the workflow increase

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efficiency. Yeah, I don't think

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I don't think there's anything wrong with that. But like saying that

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but like we want to make like an image, should we use AI for that?

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I'm not against that because like a lot of times like if

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if I'm not like sitting out of other people's work, I'm okay with that. Because like

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I need lines to be in a car where I can get the car.

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You know, like that car it costs money, that costs time, that

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costs people's effort. Yeah, so in general

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just like as long as the AI we're not like sitting out of other people's

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stuff and be able to help us like increase

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our production quality, increase our speed. I think that's

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a good thing to use. Yeah. Alright, is there anything that we didn't

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mention today that you want to mention to the float planers? It's a new thing I'm bringing up.

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They're float planers now. Hi, float planer.

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I think that's pretty much it. Yeah.

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Okay, one more thing. I think like for a lot of like

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the medical environment I'm pretty like

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pro AI because like

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people are doing research on like data and stuff. Like for data driven

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stuff, I think AI is definitely winning and also

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quite like useful. You know,

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maybe like if the AI research enough like paper we can cure cancer

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you know, you never know. So in that perspective I think it's great.

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Alright, well thank you for your time Andy and

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bye. Bye float planer. Oh my god, it's Bell. And cut.

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And cut.