Alice Han

The only real pressure they can do is to pressure some of the shareholders online.

and to lobby Congress and the Senate to pass some kind of a bill.

But that would require a more thoughtful debate about deepfake technologies.

I personally, I don't know how you feel, James, I'm worried about this Pandora's box that CDANCE 2.0 and Veo and Sora are coming out of OpenAI and Google creating because...

I don't think we're far off from a place in which people could be using our content online and creating fake videos.

And if we don't do a regulation of this, it's really very much the Wild West.

And that keeps me up at night sometimes.

I don't know.

What do you feel, James?

Yeah, I don't know if you've seen this, James.

I highly recommend it.

One in particular that strikes me is very Chinese that has been somewhat viral.

There's a video of Kanye West in imperial Chinese attire doing a very traditional Chinese music video.

For people who watch a lot of imperial Chinese dramas, they'll appreciate this, the tropes in it.

And his wives, including Kim Kardashian, are in it, supposedly either his concubines or his queens in this music video.

But it's crazy the amount of

content that I'm seeing on Chinese social media, and Douyin, which is China's TikTok, and Instagram, of stuff that is coming out of Sea Dance 2.0, or just AI-generated content.

It's really, really dazzling to see, but also deeply worrying.

And I hope at least that there will be more pressure put on governments around the world to get the act together, because the technology is already here.

The barbarians are the gates.