And so that is where I guess the law has not caught up, because so many people are gonna listen to this and be like, "How is that even a thing that exists?"

I think where it gets particularly murky is who is responsible for these images that are generated.

I think it is known that it's not okay to do this, but who is responsible? Is it the user that's generating these images, or is it the platform that's making the ability to generate and share these images possible for people, knowing that the darkest depths of humanity will find their way to it and use it improperly, right? There's lots of lawsuits that are now starting to roll out, um, against this, uh, X AI that, um, again, created the platform that allows people to do this and created the tools that allow people to do this.

Um, and that, that's I think where the murkiest part of the waters are because X AI will turn around and they actually sued a user who generated the photos, um, while the people, the victims of these things are suing them.

The city of Baltimore is actively in a lawsuit with them right now.

Um, the state of Minnesota is the first one to pass a law prohibiting the use of this kind of thing and allowing citizens and the victims of this kind of behavior to get reimbursed by the AI platform, and now that AI platform is now, um, suing Minnesota.

[chuckles] So there's so much back and forth and, and gray area and loophole finding-

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