Nyla Worker: belief

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…That sounds awesome. I think that's maybe the, not mistake, but like misunderstanding that people have when they think of NPCs. It's like video games. Uh, but it seems like most of the actual use cases are like commercial. It feels like maybe the video games market is like very consumery, but like, you know, at the end of the day, there's not that many large video game publishers, you know, that you can sell them to. So. I think with gaming, I believe there is a new even way of interaction that's coming up with this AI experiences. So yes, it's in gaming, But it is more like a new form of entertainment altogether of like conversation, generation, procedure, world creation, that is up and coming. So we're going to see that happening over the next couple of years. To me, that's pretty obvious, but to your point, yeah, it's true. There are very few studios and the studios have their ways of developing. They are not very experimental sometimes in the sense that they don't like to try game mechanics that. Have not been tried and tested, which is why we have so much development from indies and like Convay is beloved by our developers. We're like the highest rated asset in both the Unity and Unreal asset stores by the indie developers that are exploring and coming up with incredible ideas and incredible games. But yeah, we're early on the gaming journey, but I believe it's going to come. And on the other side of use cases, the commercial sets of use cases, these humanoid entities are also going to be invaluable. What about content? I know you have made this like a AI generated podcast about AI love stories. What's like the state of the art there? Like any other interesting projects you've seen, like any learnings from, from doing that?…

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