What a one shot AI generated video actually looks like

We're back, ladies and gents. And do you know what? We're doing a repeat again. It's bug after bug after bug lately. I guess that's what building software is all about. So on the last one, I actually showed you two videos, but the second one, for some reason, God knows why, just cut out. I thought I was recording, talking, talking, talking. We re-watched it, cut out. So I think we fixed it. But what I did wanna show you was the second video. So let's do this. Share with audio. Okay, I'm here. Okay, so here's the video. Second video, one shot, literally, mm, kind of one shotted by GPT-6 Astra. Um, so here we go. Damn. Cinematically beautiful. Can you imagine how much you'd have to pay for that kind of thing put together? Insane. Um, so I think it does a job. So the next thing that I've been working on today, I wanna show you real quick, guys. I'm, I'm realizing every episode for me is pretty much like a walkthrough of things. I need to start testing out the other ways. Not that, you know, they're there for everyone to just try, and if, if the short form, real ones you wanna do on your phone is what kind of feels right, then you can. If you wanna do more like this show and tell, you can. There's so many options, but I went over this before, but I, I've, um... Let me just refresh because it's meant to have changed. So let it load up. Is it gonna show? See, this could be a bug, guys. Tonight's context. Let's do one more refresh. Otherwise, this might not be what I think. Oh, it's just not showing what I think. You usually film around 5:40. Tonight's out that way. Reminder is at 8:30 PM. Move it to- 55. Okay, let's click on choose what it takes. Maybe it's here. No. Anyway, let's stop sharing, and then I'll work on this. See you tomorrow, folks