Guillaume Verdon, also known as Beff Jezos, recounts Midjourney’s announcement of an ultrasound-based body scanner and discusses how sensor arrays and computation could reconstruct images. His descriptions of the prototype and future uses are his account of the launch.
The conversation considers a proposed spa setting, possible consumer demand and the potential for more frequent measurements. Guillaume Verdon acknowledges that disease diagnosis would require regulatory approval and describes treatment applications as speculation.
Guillaume Verdon also discusses financing deep-technology startups, recruiting physicists and the difficulty of developing hardware and manufacturing capacity. The discussion does not establish clinical benefit or validate scanner performance.
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