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  "full_text": "The company famous for turning text into AI images just built this, a machine that scans your entire body in 60 seconds and can detect details finer than a single atom. It's called the Midjourney Scanner, and it runs on sound. You step into a ring lined with almost 9,000 tiny transducers, each one smaller than a grain of sand. The cool thing is that every single one acts as a speaker and a microphone, firing ultrasonic waves into your body, then listening for the echoes that bounce back. And it does it with insane precision. Each sensor can pick up vibrations finer than the width of a single atom. A scale so small we don't even have an everyday word for it. So all those echoes pour into 21 servers running two pedlops of compute. And this is exactly why an AI image company is the one building it. Their whole superpower is turning raw data into images. The system reconstructs hundreds of slices of your insides into a full 3D map of your organs accurate to half a millimeter. Now compare that to an MRI. It takes up to two hours and can cost thousands of dollars. The midjourney scanner is 60 times faster and 10 times cheaper. And because it's just sound, no radiation, nothing to use up, the cost of actually running a scan is effectively zero. They're not putting these in hospitals. They're building spas. The first midjourney spa is opening right next to the Apple store in San Francisco. Saunas, cold plunges, hot tubs, and 10 of these scanners side by side. as powerful as an MRI, as casual as a sauna. And the goal, 50,000 of them running a billion scans a month. Enough to give a full body scan to every single person on Earth. Midjourney, a company I haven't talked about in a while, just stepped back into the spotlight and became relevant",
  "timestamped_text": "0:00 The company famous for turning text into\n0:01 AI images just built this, a machine\n0:04 that scans your entire body in 60\n0:06 seconds and can detect details finer\n0:08 than a single atom. It's called the\n0:10 Midjourney Scanner, and it runs on\n0:11 sound. You step into a ring lined with\n0:13 almost 9,000 tiny transducers, each one\n0:16 smaller than a grain of sand. The cool\n0:18 thing is that every single one acts as a\n0:20 speaker and a microphone, firing\n0:23 ultrasonic waves into your body, then\n0:25 listening for the echoes that bounce\n0:26 back. And it does it with insane\n0:28 precision. Each sensor can pick up\n0:30 vibrations finer than the width of a\n0:32 single atom. A scale so small we don't\n0:34 even have an everyday word for it. So\n0:36 all those echoes pour into 21 servers\n0:39 running two pedlops of compute. And this\n0:41 is exactly why an AI image company is\n0:43 the one building it. Their whole\n0:45 superpower is turning raw data into\n0:47 images. The system reconstructs hundreds\n0:49 of slices of your insides into a full 3D\n0:52 map of your organs accurate to half a\n0:55 millimeter. Now compare that to an MRI.\n0:57 It takes up to two hours and can cost\n0:59 thousands of dollars. The midjourney\n1:00 scanner is 60 times faster and 10 times\n1:03 cheaper. And because it's just sound, no\n1:05 radiation, nothing to use up, the cost\n1:07 of actually running a scan is\n1:09 effectively zero. They're not putting\n1:11 these in hospitals. They're building\n1:13 spas. The first midjourney spa is\n1:15 opening right next to the Apple store in\n1:16 San Francisco. Saunas, cold plunges, hot\n1:19 tubs, and 10 of these scanners side by\n1:22 side. as powerful as an MRI, as casual\n1:24 as a sauna. And the goal, 50,000 of them\n1:27 running a billion scans a month. Enough\n1:29 to give a full body scan to every single\n1:31 person on Earth. Midjourney, a company I\n1:33 haven't talked about in a while, just\n1:34 stepped back into the spotlight and\n1:35 became relevant"
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