In this channel's material, CLIP appears in Linus Lee's exploration of embeddings — it is the model that places text and images in the same embedding space, which makes it possible to slide between concepts instead of just prompting an entity [^3e5745ab-279e-5154-9c22-9015dba70a32@1013]. Lee introduces embeddings spatially, as coordinates or a color picker for meaning, and CLIP is the concrete example of that shared space in action [^3e5745ab-279e-5154-9c22-9015dba70a32@713]. His prototype Varna builds directly on it: it samples points along the line between two images in embedding space and decodes each one, like a slider between concepts [^3e5745ab-279e-5154-9c22-9015dba70a32@1013].