Gemini and Cloudinary

About two weeks ago, I was given the wonderful opportunity to work with an API known as Cloudinary. This was all thanks to Major League Hacking connecting me with individuals looking to conduct research on the user experience in utilizing this API for useful work. To begin, I'll briefly describe what Cloudinary is. As the name implies, it is a cloud hosting service, with a focus on images and video data. It provides a suite of APIs that allow for you to upload, modify and receive image/video data in a variety of different manners. By that, I mean you can easily alter mundane characteristics -- like width, height -- but you can also apply filters and other effects on the fly. The API will automatically produce a unique URL based on the specifications you provided, allowing you to serve the URL to users as needed. Cloudinary also provides AI-based features, that can be used to help edit, or provide summaries of images and videos. All of this is exported through an SDK that supports a var