Now, is that another area that OpenAI or ChachiBT should or could be held liable for, especially if someone does an overdose, because their systems are giving people advice on how to mix substances without seeming to have a warning or even just a, I cannot say that.

Yeah, I think the question for me is always, what is the business incentive and ultimately business decision behind a product design that leads to this kind of conduct? I'm a library girl.

I'm in those stacks, in those books.

And I think...

I've seen representatives from the AI industry claim that this is all objective information they could find in a book.

What's different? You know, you could look any of this up.

And what's interesting to me is that There's flat information in a book that you can close.

Are we seeing a moment where regulators are really being proactive?