on 19 keys and this is high level conversation.

Okay, so let me use an example of how API works so we can have a basic

understanding of what the opposite is that it awaits.

By showing hands how many people would utilize the lens app when it came out.

The app would actually put your face, upload pictures of your face,

and everybody on your timeline had these AI artwork pictures, right?

So the API or the open source that Lidza was using, right,

was the API from mid-Jerdy, was stable diffusion, one of the diffusion models, right?

So the API is the open source, meaning that you could build the same,

you could build an app that utilizes that technology for your benefits, right?

So you may say I want to make an app that's going to turn people when they upload their picture

into, you know, gods and goddesses, right?

So you go, you get it to develop a quarter, they tweak the API,

you know, and you license it, put it underneath your app,

and then boom, you have yourself an asset, a digital asset,

they could potentially make you billions of dollars if you're in it,

entrepreneur-wise, or if you're a social entrepreneur,

you just want to affect things in your society or what not,

your developed technology is going to aid and assist you in that.

So, you know, past death for application programming,

yeah, it's application program at NFase,

it is something that I highly suggest that many of us look into

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