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Let's think on a societal basis of what we want. Do we want a society in which journalists, writers, artists,
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musicians, filmmakers, actors cannot make a living or do we want a world in which they can? As a technologist, we
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typically think if we can crawl it, it's ours. What I can tell you as an artist is if I make it, it's mine and you need
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my permission cuz it's my art. This is such an important point, especially to me as a content creator and somebody who
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spent his career in this. I've been thinking about the endgame. So, I had my team mock up the New York Times website
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here and chat GPT doing a deal with them. So here you see you're on the New York Times website and you ask it a
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question powered by GPT. You log in with your check GPT credentials and it could
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be Grock, it could be Gemini. Give me the earliest mentions of Putin, you know, if you were a fan of Putin or
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something and it would then go through that and give you your Putin references. And then obviously this would be an
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exclusive to Chat GPT. And then here on the uh Disney Plus channel, imagine you could make yourself into a Jedi Knight
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and you could then upload your photo. You know, kids might really get into this. You upload your photo. You talked
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about this Freeberg a couple of times of the future of narrative storytelling. up
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your photo and then it makes you into a Jedi Knight.