Matt Mahan

So we may just be the leading indicator.

It could be.

Maybe that is other countries.

I mean, we have the world's leading AI companies in the US.

I think we're feeling it first.

Yeah.

I mean, look, people are right to be concerned.

And I think one area of concern is privacy.

And that's where total transparency around what you collect and

how it's used and whether or not it's stored, all of that.

Well, Chuck, I mean, look, I'm not I'm not here to defend social media.

Yeah.

Well, and I think there's, okay, so there's a couple of different things here.

When there's an actual violation of people's privacy, collecting their data, using it in ways that they have not authorized, there needs to be strict accountability.

Cambridge Analytica, being an example of a firm that scraped a bunch of data, used it in ways people weren't aware of, and I believe they were fined $5 billion, and that's appropriate.

There ought to be serious law enforcement around

the regulations we've put in place around personally identifying information, PII.

There's a whole body of law around that that needs to be enforced by regulators, and that has to be done.

When it comes to the echo chambers of social media, you start to get into a difficult place.

And I think it's important to be skeptical and to think about, but you also don't want to impose on people's