Anne Barry

The other thing that was interesting here is just thinking about where these chatbot conversations end up.

So one place that folks have been posting their chatbot conversations is on Reddit.

And here's why this caught my eye, Toby.

People like Reddit and other forums are literally selling this data to, guess who, OpenAI to try to train these models.

So now we're getting AI-generated conversations potentially training AI models.

It's a circular AI thing in a totally different format.

This is like the government shutdown of the media world, right?

That's what we're in.

And just to put into context, Toby, some of those numbers that you laid out, that $30 million per week that Disney's losing in revenue, that was the Morgan Stanley analyst you referenced.

Just to put it in context, Disney's full year revenue last year was $91 billion.

YouTube's full year revenue last year, $54 billion.

So as annoying as this is for everybody, and there is lost money here,

Both of these guys can afford to sort of take the hit for a while, waiting to see who blinks first.

Going to have to run out of here and take a look at those earnings for sure.

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