And you looked at a couple of things, but it was an ad by Vic Mellor in the second congressional district about Seth magazine or set the table for.

Yeah, that's me, because it's the first ad I've seen that has this mandatory disclosure that was required under the deepfake law that passed last year.

So basically, it starts out, you're seeing magazine or giving a speech, and it seems kind of just like normal footage, but then it zooms in, there's a little cut, and then all of a sudden, there's this room of men who are in suits, and they're counting out stacks of cash, and the idea being, this is who he's really speaking to, not the people.

So that is artificially enhanced or artificially generated footage.

Obviously, there's not real men in suits counting out giant... piles of money on the stage.

So at the end, there is a little thing that flashes where it says paid for by Vic Miller.

It says that it uses artificial intelligence for forgetting the exact words, basically for imaginary purposes.

Are you surprised we haven't seen more of this?