Hello everybody welcome back to another AI video in this one. I want to talk to you about drag gan or drag gan. Yeah that's right. The researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Informatics, that was a mouthful. MIT and Google have recently developed drag gan and they've got a new technical paper which I'll put in my description below there so you can link and go read it. That said, it is highly technical. It has a lot of mathematics, math equations and a lot of really big scary words in it. So yeah, you've been warned. But anyway, what drag gan or drag gan allows you to do is it allows you to drag any part of a picture to exactly where you want it. As you can see here with these good looking puppers behind me, you put on a blue dot and you can put on like a red point and a blue point and you can drag them and move them. The drag gan has two main parts that has motion supervision. This guides the point you're moving towards, the target position and then it also has point tracking and this uses special features to keep an eye on the point that you're actually moving. So I can't exactly explain exactly how that works because I really don't understand it. It's still quite new and the paper is just out. But yeah, please take a look at it. If you own a copy of Photoshop or if you're thinking about buying Photoshop, you may want to watch a few more seconds of this because this is some pretty heavy duty looking stuff here. But yeah, there you go, so this isn't out for demo yet. The paper is on hugging face and hopefully there'll be a working demo in the next few days. But here you go. Get ready for it, guys. Every day, AI is changing. This is just nuts. Thanks for watching.