It's sort of huge that you can click one button and get a video on your phone in less than a minute.

You can't just scrape data from the internet.

Like the record labels will come and do you.

Yes.

It's sort of one of the first really truly social kind of forays into AI, image and video generation.

Now when you post a photo on X, you can like long click and press and immediately

turn it into a video. The fact that someone who's completely non-technical can build something

that a couple thousand people can use overnight is like amazing and so exciting. None of the

existing social platforms have leaned that heavily into AI creative content.

And a lot of the AI creative tools,

I think can and should and will

sort of integrate more social.

Things in consumer AI are moving fast.

In this episode, Olivia Moore and Justine Moore,

creators and partners at A16Z, break down what's new and what's next across the consumer AI space.

You'll hear about the latest updates from Grox Imagine and what makes it so different from other creative tools on the market.

They break down the release of Genie 3, Google's new 3D world model, and why it might be the start of an entirely new kind of gaming and media format.

And of course, they discussed GPT5, not just what's new, but what's missing and why some users

want their old chatbot friend back. Along the way, we'll hear about AI generated music

and Olivia's very own vibe-coded selfie app starring Jensen Watt. Let's get into it.

Welcome back to this week in Consumer. I'm Justine. I'm Olivia. And we have a bunch of fun

topics we want to cover this week, starting in the Creative Tools ecosystem with GROC Imagine.

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