We just recently saw the settlement from Meta, which says, "We, we don't hold ourselves accountable, but here's $17 billion in case we happen to do something wrong." Where does the accountability ultimately lie, and can you talk a little bit about some of the legislative efforts that you've done to hold these tech companies accountable?

You know, in real life and in the real world, parents are the gatekeepers for their children, for financial transactions, for contracting.

You can't have a, a, a person under 18 sign a legal contract.

Um, you know, we have lots of products and services that are age-gated in the real world.

Um, children can't walk into an adult book, bookstore.

They can't buy liquor.

They can't buy cigarettes if they...

What's on the horizon as it relates to things that Texas lawmakers are hoping to do as it relates to artificial intelligence?