Brian Maucere

We didn't mention it, I think, but there is the first time an AI animated short debuted at a film festival that wasn't an AI film festival happened.

Yes.

At Sundance, it was made by it came out of Google.

Right.

And their team made I think it's the the neighbors upstairs, the upstairs neighbors, something like that.

And it it's very cool.

So like these things are moving.

It wasn't, it's an animated short, right?

So it's a stylized cartoon graphic kind of thing.

So it's not human expressions and those kinds of things, but absolutely.

Comic-Con bans AI in artists who are creating...

content for people to get their signature on or buy this artist's fan art from something.

I suspect that if the neighbors upstairs or the upstairs neighbors became a fan favorite and needed a Comic-Con thing, that would be a different thing.

That's now a universe that people are fans of who want to go and engage in

comic-con kind of activities i think the comic-con banning ai is much more about we're not letting human artists human fan art compare uh human human drawn fan art or created fan art compete with human ai drawn fan art that kind of stuff that's my sense of it

And let me clarify.

Dear Upstairs Neighbors is the name of the film.

The Neighbors Upstairs is apparently a horrible horror movie.

So don't go there if you're looking for that.

So there have been this kind of thing for about a year moving toward, and it's just getting so much better.