Humberto Boellert

I believe we need certain guardrails on it, and we're seeing what happened.

And I think having the sensing technologies out there to make sure that you're not plagiarizing or you're not cheating on an exam or that those photos that you created of your political opponent are fake –

I think that there's an underlying point that the Pope is making that everybody else is making, like about deep fakes.

Like if we think we have enemies now, Pat, just wait another year for things to advance.

You and me are going to be shown in pictures dating back to the 80s, saying terrible things, doing terrible things.

And on that day, it'll be very important that the opposite technologies are out there to ensure that we can say, wait a minute, wait a minute, that's fake.

That's not, yeah.

And I think the Pope is making good points about that stuff.

But there's also a, here we go again.

What is that?

And who defines that?

Yeah, exactly.

And then, right.

And once you, once you, oh, we're going to have hate speech and all of a sudden the new president.

Oh yeah.

We're going to set up, we're going to set up a government board anymore.

That's hate speech.

Yeah.

What, Isaac Asimov, iRobot?

It also got down on March 23rd.