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We launched AI image editing in Gamma. A feature this powerful deserves its own video. So I watched every Tom Cruise running clip I could find and we started filming. If you want to learn more or are simply interested in watching me run through the streets of San... show more

Grant Lee

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Shruti1 year ago

So cool 🔥

TicketFlipping1 year ago

No it's not AI, we use social media, youtube, and location based data to buy the hottest tickets.

Sam Szuchan1 year ago

Looks great!

Görkem Çetin1 year ago

Lots of innovation going on around Gamma - keep up the good work Grant.

Darrell Lerner1 year ago

How cool. Excited to play with this asap!

Justin Rands1 year ago

Rad man haha

Nayeem Sheikh1 year ago

This looks promising. Can’t wait to try this out.

Growth Labs1 year ago

Everything looks fantastic! Congratulations on the successful launch of your project. It's clear that a lot of hard work and dedication went into it, and I can't wait to see how it evolves in the future.

Muhammad Ayan1 year ago

Love the creativity in this rollout. 🔥

Alif Hossain1 year ago

Excited to see the video! Love the creat

Eli Weiss1 year ago

This is insanely cool. Kudos. 🔥

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