I think there's going to be another transition to basically content that's generated on the fly. So, I think 90% of the content on the Internet, metaverse, gaming is going to be on-the-fly generated for a specific context, maybe for a specific person at a specific time—very transient, ephemeral. And I think there's just going to be a lot of orders of magnitude more AI-generated content on the Internet than there is now.

There is a world where, in the not-too-distant future, you launch Photoshop and there's a text prompt at the top. And you have an image that is up on the screen, and there's some kids in the background, and you can say 'remove the kid on the left' or 'change the color of the decking to yellow.' 'Oh, that's a little too much. Dial it back up a tad.' All those could just be things that you type in, hit enter, and then the AI goes to work on the image.

When people think about BrainDrops, really what we want them to think is AI art. And this is the platform or the home for where we see the beginnings and then also the evolution.