Arkansas Attorney General

Exactly.

And that perfectly frames the legal strategy, which is being led by Arkansas AG Tim Griffin.

The court issue is OpenAI allegedly claiming the tool was safe while secretly knowing its significant risks and limitations.

Right.

Again, ladies and gentlemen, 833-995-8683.

And that is for the Arkansas Attorney General's Office.

Now, one of the things that I wanted to talk about, Top Gun.

Of all things.

But investigators have now revealed part of that blank.

Cell phone tracking data released by the Arkansas Attorney General's Cold Case Unit shows that between 7 p.m. Saturday night and 3 a.m. Sunday morning, Ebby's phone was in the area of 53rd Street and University Avenue in Little Rock.

eight hours, and police still haven't said what they believe she was doing there or who she may have been with.

But then, at around 5.30 Sunday afternoon, Ebby's brother Trevor finally hears from her.

And think about the timing here.

She was about to report a sexual assault, but police say they interviewed those guys and no one has ever been charged, not with assault and not with her murder.

But the Arkansas Attorney General has said publicly that investigators are looking at the case with fresh eyes and re-interviewing some of the people who were questioned before.

So this isn't just one of those cold cases sitting there untouched in a filing cabinet.