EP 118: Canva's Magic Studio - What's New in Their AI Suite?

This is the Everyday AI show, the everyday podcast where we simplify AI and bring its power to your fingertips. Listen daily for practical advice to boost your career, business and everyday life. Is Canva the best generative AI platform that no one's talking about? You know, we've spent the last couple of months saying wait until this platform adds photo or wait until this platform is multimodal and adds video. Canva's already got almost all of it, but why aren't we talking about it or using it very much? We're going to tackle that and more today on Everyday AI. This is your daily live stream, podcast and free daily newsletter helping everyday people like me and you learn and actually leverage AI. So I'm actually extremely excited for today's episode, so make sure to check the show notes. We did a precursor to Canva last week. We knew they were announcing a lot of big features with their new AI Magic Studio. So we gave you a baseline. So make sure, if you haven't already, go back, watch that, listen to that. It's in the show notes. But before we get into that, let's first talk, as we always do, AI News. And again, if you are joining us live, this is a live stream. Thank you. Let me know right now. What are your biggest questions when it comes to generative AI in Canada? Are you using it? Why aren't you using it? Let me know and we'll talk about it. But let's talk about AI news. So one of the original pioneers of AI technology says he fears it could take over humanity. All right, let's explain. So Jeffrey, Jeffrey Hinton, who is commonly referred to as the godfather of AI, dished on his concerns on an exclusive sit down with 60 Minutes last night. Hinton obviously spent a decade leading AI development at Google. But in the interview, Hinton laid out some pretty grave concerns. So he cited some unintended consequences of AI and misuse, including fake news, bias in employment, and autonomous robots use in war. And he also stated very bluntly that humans don't know what they're doing when it comes to generative AI. So pretty, pretty grave concerns there coming from one of the most recognizable names in generative AI over the last couple of decades. All right, there is more chip news. So speaking of all this generative AI, it all needs these GPU chips. These GPU chips are what powers all this generative AI development. And supply is low, which means price is high because demand is high. So we reported last week that OpenAI is apparently getting into the chip game to rival Nvidia which has the overwhelming market share right now. But a recent report sheds new details on Microsoft's plan. Yes, Microsoft for its own GPU chips to power all of these gen AI systems. So Microsoft has been developing the right now, the codename Athena AI chip to rival Nvidia's H100 GPU, which is kind of the industry standard right now. The Athena chip, not sure if that is going to be the eventual name, but the code project name Athena chip is expected to be unveiled at the Ignite Developer concert conference in November. All right, our last news item of the day. AI isn't taking all of our jobs, especially not if you're a celebrity. My gosh. All right, so we've seen these. We shared about it in the newsletter, talked about on the show before. But the Meta platform has released its AI Assistant feature, which essentially uses celebrities likenesses to create chatbots with different personalities that you can interact with across Meta's different platforms. Facebook, Instagram. I believe it's available on WhatsApp as well. So we've seen celebrities like Snoop Dogg, Tom Brady, Kendall Jenner, and Mr. Beast among the stars who are portraying these Meta smart assistants. We didn't know how much money they were getting until a recent report. Now, but allegedly many of these celebrities are receiving more than a million dollars and one reportedly received $5 million just for the six hours of work it took to get this up and running. Wow. I don't know. Hey, Meta, do you want to create a Jordan AI? I will gladly do these six hours for a million dollars. You know what? I'll even do it for a little less. All right, so, but you didn't come here to banter about the AI news. Or maybe you did, but thank you. Thank you, everyone for joining us. And let's, let's talk about Canva's AI. And I want to know for those of you joining live. And thanks, by the way, you know, Brian says, greetings from a chilly Gulf Coast. Yeah, it's a little cold. Michael, thank you for joining us. Happy Monday. Michael's asking, what are y' all using for AI today? A little, little of everything, Peter saying, best show ever. Thank you, Peter. All right, so. And George, George Strom, he says what's up? Been missing the live shout out. Shout out, George. All right, so let's, let's talk a little bit about Canva AI. Okay. And before we jump in, and if you are joining us on the podcast, this might be one of those click the show notes. It's going to be a rather Visual show. But I'm going to try to do my best to explain everything first. So a lot of Canvas AI features are not new. They've, they've been out now for a couple of months as the, the giant design platform Canva has been testing them, but they did, in their announcement last week, announce a lot of new features that were not available. And we're going to go over those a little bit. But first, even before we get there, I want to talk big picture, right? Because, you know, when, when Chat GPT was first released by OpenAI in late November of 2022 and we saw this, this range race, right? We saw everyone, everyone rush to Chat GPT and then, you know, kind of the, the Hype cycle, so to speak, kind of stopped, you know, I think a couple of months ago, you know, I think people, you know, went into Chat GPT, they're using plugins. So shout out if you're using plugins. You should. My gosh, Chat GBT plugins are amazingly powerful and it's something we teach in our free Prime Prompt Polish course. If you want access, as always, just leave a comment with ppp. But after that, I think the hype kind of died down surrounding Chat gbt. And now, you know, over the last couple of months, I feel it's like, okay, what's next? You know, hey, is Google Bard gonna get better? Are we going to see Google Gemini, you know, the, the new large language model to make Google Bard better? You know, we've seen developments in Cloud Anthropic, you know, or the Cloud 2 model from Anthropic, you know, we've been talking about on the show. Even Love, very excited about Microsoft Copilot, which is rolling out Microsoft 365 Copilot, which has been rolling out, you know, already across the Windows system. But the big release is coming in November. But no one's been talking about Canva and I'm wondering why not. Canva reportedly has 135 million users, right? Which, you know, it was the talk of the town once Chat GPT obviously went from, you know, 0 to 100 million pretty quick. But Canva has 135 million users. That's the last figure I could see. And also, according to reports, more than 85% of the world's 500 largest companies use Canva. And if you're not using Canva, let me just go ahead and put this out there. I've been using Adobe Photoshop since I'm trying to do the math here, probably since about 2003 or 2004. So almost 20 years. And, you know, Canva is a great all in one design suite platform that, you know, I think it's been around now for almost a decade, I believe. And when Canva first came out, I was starstruck, you know, you know, even, even with my background working in newspapers and, you know, designing newspapers on these very old systems, you know, Quark Express. You know, what canva can do as a design platform, it's not just for designing a flyer. Right. You can literally do just about anything in Canva. You know, a lot of, even what you see out of everyday AI are, you know, our show previews, our covers for, you know, podcast episode that's all done in Canva, but I think Canvas, some of these new features that they announced I think are really helping us reimagine what canva can be as a generative AI platform. Right. It's not just something you go into to design a flyer. Right. So, and we obviously have to talk about Adobe as well, because Adobe has their kind of conference this week, I believe, and they'll be announcing some things, I think, aimed at Canva. So to get us all up to speed, this is where we are. Canva is a design powerhouse and it is a powerhouse in the generative AI game. Their user base is, is massive. Like we talked about, almost every large company in the United States reportedly is already using Canva, and they just rolled out some amazing generative AI features that, that cover the multi. Multimodal that we're always talking about. So text features, photo features, video features, animation, the whole suite. Right, but why aren't we using it? Why aren't we talking about it more? Let's, let's jump in. Let's jump in, shall we? Let's. Let's take a look at some of these new features in Canva and talk about them quick. All right, so let's do it. So again, if you're joining us on the podcast, I'm going to be sharing my screen. Don't worry, I'm going to try my best to describe everything that's going on. Okay, so the new Magic Studio updates covers a lot, Right. So I believe that there's actually 10 either new or updated AI features. And again, in our episode last week, we went over quite a few of them, but not all of them were released yet. So a couple that I want to highlight here are Magic design, which is the ability to, with a text prompt, create any type of design, any format, really. Right. Which I think is very, very impressive. And then we have Magic design for presentations. So that is again using a text based prompt to create a presentation. So you know, if you think of your traditional PowerPoint, you know, your pitch deck, whatever it may be to create an entire presentation with a text prompt, then you have Magic design for video, which I think is a great feature. And we're going to try to go over most of these features very quickly here. And then we have Magic Write. Okay, so Magic Write with the brand voice, I believe is one of those Canva features that people aren't paying attention to. And I'm wondering if it has to do something with the user experience because I think with all of these generative AI models, the ChatGPT, the Google Bards of the world, you know, Microsoft Bing Chat is, you know, users have been quickly have learned how to interact in this chat based user face, right, where we have a little text box, we put something in, we hit enter and we wait for, you know, the generative AI response. And that's not necessarily how canvas generative AI and how their magic, right, even works. So that, that, that could be one of the reasons maybe it's not getting the shine or the attention that it probably deserves. All right, and then a couple other more trans transforming or content transforming features is you have Magic Switch, which is the ability to kind of change even what your design is. So let's say you start a design as a, you know, a square one by one Instagram post and then you can turn that into a document or you can turn that into a, you know, 16 by 9 presentation. Okay, so that's the Magic switch. Then we have Magic Animate, which is again with text prompts, being able to animate different images. On your Canva design, we have Magic Morph. I played around with this a little bit. So that's the ability to transform words and shapes with magic words with, with just with text prompts. So if you've ever used, you know, Adobe Creative Suites products to, you know, morph photos and objects, again, this was a pain point for me. As someone that's used Photoshop on and off for 20 years, I've wasted many, many hours doing a lot of these features. Now that Canva does pretty quickly. And then last but not least, we have turning ideas into images and videos with Magic Media. So Magic Media is essentially a text to image and a text to video platform. You can choose different models on the front end for text to image so you can connect dolly. I wish Canva would give us a little more information about like, hey, Are we using Dall E2? I assume they're using Dall E2, but Dall E3 is, you know, slowly rolling out to the masses. OpenAI's image generation model. You can also, with the text image, use Google Cloud as the text to image generator. And with the video, I don't think it's out yet. I checked a couple of days ago, but that will be tapping into runways, text to video models. So I'm excited about that. But it also again, begs the question if, if you can tap into the power of Dolly Runway. All of these design features, all in the Canva platform, is this the super AI app that we've been waiting for? Right. If all these things are already available inside Canva, why are we still, you know, looking at, you know, chat GPT to add feature ABC or Microsoft Bing Chat or Google Bard? I don't know. But let's, let's continue to explore. Dr. Muthana says how good is Magic Morph? I've used it a couple times, so yeah, the ability to, with text and maybe we can do a quick, quick live demonstration here, but the ability with text to morph, you know, your text inside the design or your images, it's, it's, it's not bad. You know, again, I don't think this is something you would be using for, you know, magazine campaigns, but for, for basic social media, for website things for small, medium sized businesses. I think most of these Canva AI features out of the box are ready to go, if I'm being honest. Yes. And like, Are you still running in circles trying to figure out how to actually grow your business with AI? Maybe your company has been tinkering with large language models for a year or more, but can't really get traction to find ROI on Gen AI. Hey, this is Jordan Wilson, host of this very podcast. Companies like Adobe, Microsoft and Nvidia have partnered with us because they trust our expertise in educating the masses around generative AI to get ahead. And some of the most innovative companies in the country hire us to help with their AI strategy and to train hundreds of their employees on how to use Genai. So whether you're looking for ChatGPT training for thousands or just need help building your front end AI strategy, you can partner with us too. Just like some of the biggest companies in the world do. Go to your everydayai.com partner to get in contact with our team or you can just click on the partner section of our website will help you stop running in those AI circles and help get your team ahead. And build a straight path to ROI on gen AI. I agree with what Mabrid is saying. Sounds like Canva is becoming the Google workspace of design. May Brit, that's a great way to put it. All right, let's, let's test out a couple of these features live. All right, so first let's look at Magic Write. So the great thing about Canva, and this is worth noting, many of these new AI features require a premium subscription. You get a different, different price whether you pay, pay yearly or pay monthly. But I believe it's anywhere from about 12 to $14. Okay, so let's look at Magic, right? And, and what I kind of like about when Canva did unveil this and they kind of, you know, put all these different features they already had. All these different AI features they already had. They gave them all names, they put them inside of a suite. What I like is now when you go inside of Canva, you get these nice little walkthroughs that you can try it out together. So this is a way that you can try out Magic Write. So as an example, now when you click Text once, when you click a text box, you'll see if you go into edit it, you know, and you double click and your cursor's inside the box, you're not going to get the option. But if you click once on a text box, now above you see this thing set that says Magic Write. Okay, so I'm going to go ahead and click that. And right now the text just says I just put in some filler text about everyday AI. I said Everyday AI is a daily live stream, podcast and free daily newsletter helping everyday people learn and leverage AI. So now when I click Magic Write, I get some different options and I can continue writing right, which is great. Again, we're getting some basic kind of like GPT esque large language model writing features inside of Canva. I can summarize text, rewrite, click More fun, more formal or sprinkle fairy dust. So I'm going to just click More Fun and let's see what Magic right comes up with. So now that same text says, join the AI party with everyday AI, a daily live stream, podcast and free day and free newsletter designed to teach and empower everyday people to make the most of AI technology. You know, not bad for a one click rewrite right there. So that is the highest, highest level overview of this feature. Obviously I think what a lot of people will be using the, the Magic right in Canvas Doc, Canvas Doc feature. So let's let's actually just go ahead and do that because I think not a lot of people are using the dock feature. And this might especially for the magic, right? This might be the most underutilized aspect of Canva that I think not a lot of people are using. You know, because when you think of Canva, you think, okay, I'm creating a design, a social media design. So if I'm working with text, it has to fit in there or I'm creating a presentation. Well, no, Canva actually has a, like a Microsoft Word, like a Google Doc Ask, you know, format right here. So I just opened up a new document and it is just like using any other word, any other Word document. But then if I go in here now, I can use this magic, right? And you'll probably see the, the utility of it quite a little bit more. So one thing, that one thing that is a little difficult sometimes, and if you're seeing live, you're probably seeing me kind of struggle with it is especially in dock, it's in doc view, it is a little bit more difficult to pull that magic up. But it has this plus button and then it says add magic and then you have to click magic right again. So, you know, kind of the nice addition where you used to just be able to hover, that's kind of gone. So it does make it a little hard. And then you have to kind of redo this process to magic, right? So I would like the ability in the doc to just as an example, say continue writing. So it looks like you have to first highlight all the text and then you get that magic, right? So let's go ahead and let's take this text and click continue writing. And let's see how good this, this writing editor is. So just like that, in about less than a second, it went ahead and it continued writing from that original document that are from that original paragraph I had. So it's continued, it's continuing now to write kind of copy about everyday AI. But again, this is all made up. That's the other thing, right? Keep, keep that in mind, right? You don't have. When it comes to the text to text or kind of the more traditional large language model text generation inside of Canva, you don't have a lot of control. You know, you do have some nice different options with the magic write, but you don't have a lot of control to make sure that it's accurate information. But if you're starting with bullet points or if you're writing about something that is, you know, quote Unquote, common knowledge. I think it is a great feature, actually. Okay, that's enough about Magic, right? So let's now, let's now go ahead and look at Brand Voice, which is part of Magic, right? So when you set this up, you should have an option to go to Brand Voice. And so right now I'm sharing on my screen, which is very important. You can describe your brand's unique personality and how you communicate with your audience. So one of the biggest gripes that most people have about AI generated or GPT generated text is its sounds dull, it sounds robotic. Right? And just, just FYI, no, there are no platforms out there that can detect AI generated content, at least when it comes to written words. People say there is, but there's not. But the trained human knows, right? You cannot definitively say this was generated with AI, but you see the patterns over and over. But that's why, hopefully Brand Voice will be a good feature inside Canva, because you can describe exactly when you are using this Magic right feature how you want Canva to talk about your brand. So I think it's a great feature. All right, hey, since we're in here, let's just go ahead and try out the Magic Switch button, right? So right now, what we have on screen is just a basic, essentially just a presentation, but it's about magic, right? So if I click Magic Switch up here, it says, magic Switch got an upgrade. You can translate and transform. So I'm going to say transform into a doc. It looks like that is the main kind of new feature. You can always resize to a different size. But kind of the Magic Switch, the big feature is to transform any design into a doc. So I'm going to go ahead and click this and I'm going to click summary. And so we're going to turn this presentation into a document. So let's see how it looks again. We're doing all these things live, so if you're joining us on the podcast, make sure to click in the show notes. You can go back and watch this kind of this screen share. So, so here we go. We went from a document to. Or, sorry, we went from a kind of a slide presentation now to more of a written, written document. So I'd kept some of the major, you know, branding elements that were in that document. Not everything, but looks pretty good in an easy way, especially if you're working on something more visual. And then you also need a complementary or supplementary document that's more in, you know, written format. All right, let's go back and let's try some new, let's try some of the new features, shall we? Okay, so let's do magic design. So let's actually know. Let's actually do. Yeah, we'll do magic design. So when you try magic design, you'll see now. And I kind of griped about this in, in my Canva episode last week. They kind of buried this feature for a couple of months, but now it's back, front and center, which I'm extremely excited about. So all you have to do, and it's kind of difficult if, if you're not paying attention to the, to the user interface, it says use five plus words to describe your design. So I'm going to say a flashy presentation about the history of artificial intelligence. All right? And I'm going to click Enter. And now you'll see on my screen it's, yes, that's, that's all we do. Right. So now Canva is actually working behind the scenes and it's given me now different options. It's giving me seven different options that are essentially template present presentations that go over the history of artificial intelligence. So the next time you say, ah, I don't want to create a, this presentation, it's going to take forever. Well, it just took about four seconds. But obviously the, the content of these designs is more important than the, than the ability to, you know, quickly create a template. But let's go ahead. I'm going to click on this one so it looks like a nice little template. So I'm going to say customize this template. So now you'll see on screen what we have. I just switched over because it just kicked it into a new tab. So now we have this complete presentation. Right? So we have the history, it says the evolution of artificial intelligence. And I can go in now and I can use these other canvas features to extend on this. Right, so right here, kind of the first slide. And again, is this something I would use? Probably not. You know, if I'm being honest, it, it looks good. You know, it has relevant, you know, so it says, what is AI? And then there's a photo that shows kind of a graphical illustration of machine learning. And yes, this content is technically kind of correct. You know, so it's talking about the history of AI. It says AI refers to the simulation of human intelligence and machines that are programmed to think and learn like humans. It's like, okay, yeah, that's right. But again, it's, it's not the most polished design right now. It's not the Best, the best text. But also it's, I mean, what can you expect from, you know, an eight word prompt? And to be able to create actually, you know, pretty impressive. This is a seven page presentation from a couple of words in a couple of seconds. So obviously if you want to use this feature inside of Canva, you probably just shouldn't use this as is. But it's a great way to get, get you a professional looking template with content already in there and you should go in there and update it. But you know what you can do is you can go in now and use the magic, right? And you can just say continue writing right on this text. And there we go, we have a whole nother paragraph. All right, so let's go ahead and look while we're even in here in this presentation, let's look at some of the other AI features inside of Canva. So if I click Edit. Okay. And I'm actually what I'm going to try to do. Yeah I'm going to bring up a different one here. So now I have a photo and it's a illustration of a hand kind of drawing different things on a board. So I'm going to click Edit photo and we're going to look at some of these new different Magic Studio features within this presentation. So we have Background Remover, Magic Eraser, Grab Text, Magic Grab, Magic Edit. So let's, let's go over a couple of these and I like these. So let's look at Magic Eraser first. And y' all this. I cannot tell you how good the Magic Eraser is inside of Canva. I used to spend countless hours inside of, you know, Adobe Tools, you know, Photoshop, Illustrator, whatever it may be, just erasing things. Because when you erase an object in a photo, you have to make sure that the background fills in correctly. So you know, you'd have to use all these different tools, you know, the heel brush and you know, spot. You know, I forgot all the names of them, but there'd be multiple different tools and it'll take a long time to kind of erase something or replace something and still make it look good. So let's just go ahead, let's just try something here. So I have the Magic Eraser. I'm going to go ahead and I'm going to try to erase this kind of arrow, this last arrow here. So all I do is I click this Magic Eraser. I'm going to click this last arrow there. It's going to process, it's going to take, let's see 2 3. How many seconds do we got here? Not a lot. All right, this is more. More than when I. When I played with this over the weekend. Obviously, sometimes when you do these things live, it takes a little. Little extra time, but there we go. So, okay, it did take maybe about 8 to 10 seconds, but it did an amazing job because even if we zoom in there, you know, this. This background that it kind of replaced something, the. The background has a slight gradient. So Canva's AI did a great job of, you know, when I erased an element, it did a fantastic job of not making it show. Right. Really, really good. All right, so now let's use maybe one other. I like the Magic Edit. So the Magic Edit is similarly, you can do a brush and you can select something, and you can at the same time delete something and add something in its place to make it part of the design. So again, this is going over the history of AI design. We have all these little circles that have years. So I'm going to highlight one of these circles with the Magic Edit button, and then I'm going to click continue. And then it says, describe your edit. And I'm just going to say a green balloon. All right? So we're essentially replacing a circle with a number, and we're just saying, hey, give us a green balloon. So this is something again. As Canva improves their technology, I think these, you know, being able to edit all of these things specifically without having to leave the program, that's such a huge benefit. Because right now, you know, one of my kind of personal gripes with generative AI systems is they all kind of work in silos, right? They all kind of work on their own. So this is great that all these things work inside of Canva by. By themselves. So we're done now, and we have kind of four different options. And, you know, mix mixed results on this one. So, you know, you can choose the four different green balloons. We kind of only got one and a half, and one of them kind of looks like a. A watermelon slash bowling ball. One of them kind of looks like a green balloon, but it has a red balloon behind it. But regardless, I think we just showed some very powerful features of. Of Canva's new Magic suite right there. We looked at the magic, right? We looked at being able to create a presentation with just text, and then we looked at using different AI elements within Canva to instantly improve. So I wanna. Before we wrap up, I wanna. I wanna make sure I get to a couple. A couple of your questions and and maybe, maybe a hot take or two. So it looks okay. Yeah, Brian. Brian says it looks like we have a spammer here today in the comments. I'm sorry, y'. All. All right, so let's get, let's get to the questions, if we have any. Okay, so Ben says Canva versus Microsoft plus Copilot. That'll be a great combination, Ben. Yeah. I'm extremely excited to see, you know, how the world of work changes once Microsoft Copilot starts to roll out in November. It should be, it should be pretty interesting. Okay, Jay. Jay, thanks for joining us. He said similar to some of Google's photos features they announced. Yeah, their, their new hardware and kind of some of their software. Amazing stuff. He said it seems to fill in the background better than Google's current Magic eraser. Yeah. And, you know, I, I did all of these live, y', all, so, you know, results are always going to vary. And you know, Canva just released all of these features less than a week ago, so I do see them improving over time. This is, you know, like I said, a lot of these different features have already been kind of kind of behind the scenes, right. Many of them, but this is the first time that they're all out kind of kind of in bulk. Right. So actually just, just real quick before I wrap up, two other things that I kind of tease at the top of the show. So I want to make sure to get to them. You know, Canva, if you go over here on your left side, there should be a tab called Magic Media, and that's where you get the text to image, which I think is, again, being able to have that inside of Canva is pretty, is pretty amazing. I'm just gonna say Benny the Bull walking down the street in Chicago cartoon style. Right? So I'm from Chicago. Benny the Bull is the Chicago Bulls mascot. So let's, let's see kind of like what images we can, we can get. So having this all in one platform is fantastic. The videos feature. All right, cool. Let's, let's bring this up. This is, this is pretty, pretty good here. This, this Benny the Bull cartoon style. So, so not bad. So we do have the, the text image and the text to video. It's. It's going to be slowly rolling out. I think some people have access to it, but the ability then to essentially work in dolly modes inside Canva and then to, you know, if you are working on video, the ability to work with Runway inside Canva. Smart move by Canva. Not trying to, you know, go off on their own and, you know, try to compete in an area rather, you know, partnering with Runway, which is the leader I say by far in generative AI video creation. So text to video, photo to video. The ability to have that inside, inside of Canva, I think is potentially a game changer. All right, Jacqueline says this is super cool. Thank you. Jacqueline Nissani says it'll be beyond interesting. Thanks for joining us as well. Microsoft Copilot will be trans transformational. I agree. I can't wait. I got to get my hands on access before so. So when it rolls out, we can, we can walk you all through it. So I hope this was helpful. I hope this was a helpful look at Magic Studio. So as a reminder, if you're joining on the podcast, I did an episode last week before all of these announcements preparing you all because like I said, some of these features were already individually available. But this new Magic Magic Studio release brings all of these features kind of together in one platform. So here's my hot take, y', all and I'll leave you with this. I don't know why, I don't know why we're not talking more about Canvas AI features. My guess is it's the, it's the user experience. Because for whatever reason, for, for better or for worse, us humans, when working with gen AI models, we've kind of been trained and we've started to build skills in more of a text to text relationship, if that makes sense. So you know, as an example, you know, chat, GPT Cloud from Anthropic, Google, Bard, Microsoft, Bing Chat, all of these models, you know, we're, we're used to just having that chat interface that left and right, back and forth, you know, like you were in a, in a text message or in a text thread inside of an email. So maybe, I don't know, maybe that's one of the reasons why Canvas new AI features aren't, you know, taking over the Internet. But I think they eventually will. I do, I do foresee Canva making some improvements to their Magic Studio suite. Again, this was just announced, so I, I do see, you know, as the, the text to image models, you know, hopefully get upgraded to Dall E3 if they're not already. As you see the, the Runway text to video come inside Magic Studio as their Magic right tool in their brand voice tool, become better and more flexible and you know, hopefully they, they tweak and improve some of the user experience elements. Because right now I'd say that's the only reason right now, you know, canva has a beautiful and easy to navigate user interface. But us users out there, we are so programmed now to work with Gen AI tools all the same way. So that I think is. Is kind of the hurdle, I think until people start, you know, maybe ditching some of their other subscriptions, you know, because you might have 3, 4, 10 different gen AI subscriptions, so you might start to, you know, ditch some of those and to start bringing it inside. Canvas Magic Studio. All right. I hope this was helpful. Hey, like Tanya said, she said, thank you. So excited. I feel like I'm in on a secret kind of. Tanya, that's what we do here at Everyday AI. You know, we don't give you old news. We give you the news as it happens. We break things down for you live. We go over the pros and cons. We don't lie to you and say, this is the best thing since sliced bread. Also, what was before sliced bread that made sliced bread so revolutionary? Just. Just regular bread. But yeah, Tanya, this is, I think, something Canvas Magic Studio. Something that not a lot of people are talking about. Maybe people are already using it because, like we said, Canva has 135 million users. 85% of the world's 500 largest companies use Canva. So maybe everyone's using it, no one's talking about it. Let me know what you think. Appreciate you all tuning in. Can't wait to see you back for another episode of Everyday AI. Thanks, y'. All. And that's a wrap for today's edition of Everyday AI. Thanks for joining us. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave us a rating. It helps keep us going for a little more AI magic. 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