Beth Lyons

And it sounds like based on the lawsuit, even if we're not getting the actual paywalled content, like we can go and see the actual article, I think we're still getting answers based on that.

Some of those or have been in until a certain period of time.

And that's still a problem.

And so that's what I think is happening here.

Well, we also see that other countries have different copyright laws, right?

Japan, one of the reasons that the Ghibli viral thing that happened when OpenAI came out with the image model that could generate that, one of the reasons that that was possible is because Japan doesn't have the same kind of copyright laws.

if I remember that correctly.

And I noticed that I'm getting a lot of the Times of India as a source when I search something.

And it seems to me that the Times of India is republishing other articles that are paywalled in the U.S.

And so I think that we're just going to see more of this, but I don't know where it's going to land.

Because also if I share a gift link on a public site, does that, I mean, I'm sure in the small print it says, you know,

If you're a search engine, you don't get to scrape this and do all the things.

But it just sounds like this is a bigger problem than the pre-internet AI able to scrape everything in like three seconds.

I just don't think that this is a problem that they've figured out.

No, and this is not one of the ones that I bought.

So I'm out of luck in all kinds of ways.

But that's one of the, it's wild because that's one of the promises of the glasses is it's close enough to your face that you can do audio conversation, right?

Like even if you're

Even if the glass in your glasses isn't going to be a monitor and show you things, which there was news over the week under last week that Amazon is coming out with glasses for their drivers that will show them things.

We saw that.