Jyunmi

Right, right.

And it does speak towards that direction of people making their own content on the fly for themselves, right?

It invokes the larger discussion about guardrails, transparency, and what kind of...

you know, what is our overall responsibility towards that?

So if they say it's not theirs, then is it then collectively ours?

And then we have to enforce that.

Yeah, I think that's a larger discussion for sure.

I wonder if that's going to be a new benchmark or part of the announcement set of any model is they'll talk about the data sources, maybe in a general sense, and then it becomes more important what kind of data or where it comes from and move on from there.

Sure.

Also, if you don't trust a certain source, that's going to inform you a little bit there.

No, it's a good point.

I didn't realize that there was some direct evidence of that kind of thing happening.

Yeah.

Carl has joined us.

Thank you for hopping in today, Carl.

So it's time to put the spotlight on you.

And what's your news story for the day?

Yeah, I think we've talked about perplexity being one of the acquisition opportunities for other companies like Apple and things like that in the past.

And so this might reiterate that a little bit.

I was really hoping that they would take the ubiquity route like Netflix did so that you would see perplexity on everything.