I think that's such a great word.

That's the problem we've created.

When McCarthy and Turing developed this stuff back in the 1950s and they called it artificial intelligence, well, now we're in a philosophical realm about what's intelligence, what's real, what's artificial.

They just called it complex computing.

We wouldn't be having all of these conversations because that's all it is, is complex computing.

But going back to what Mike said, Ken, in your initial question, if people are looking for a platform that they want to use, my big recommendation is whatever it is, don't use the free stuff because nobody reads the privacy policy on those things.

And as soon as you start using free chat GPT, you're giving away not just your IP, but you're also giving away personal data and everything you put into it is feeding the LLM.

How do we create friction if we don't want to participate so fully?