“I keep thinking there's going to be a job called imagination engineer. It's a better version of prompt engineer for most normal people, where your job is to come up with weird scenarios the AI wouldn't think of on its own. Like in that pipette video: what if an earthquake happened?”

That's what the trillions of super intelligence are for, Kevin. I just want to say one last thing about Genie before we go. In the blog post, which you should read, it's very long, a lot of really good examples from Google and Genie 4. They show video of a robot training in this model. And this is what it's really, really being created for. Like, we can talk about like riding porcupines all day and like that's fun and the idea that we would want to do stuff like that. But really what it's being created for is to simulate the real world. And in this video, they show like a robot like putting pipettes into the like different, you know, I know a lot about pipettes because of you can see everything now. I went deep on Elizabeth Holmes' story, so I know a lot about pipettes. But like if you can set up a system where I keep thinking there's going to be a job where like the job is like, is like imagination engineer. And the idea basically is human brain, only it's kind of like a version of prompt engineer, but it's a better version for most normal people where your job is…