When they said to the actors, "Okay, we will give you consent and some sort of compensation if it's a direct digital double of you, but we'll only give you a little bit of compensation and no consent if we're just feeding into a generative AI model and making sort of Frankenstein where you can order up like, 'I want a character that's a little bit of Brad Pitt and a little bit of George Clooney who dances like Fred Astaire, these kind of Frankenstein orders.'" The default can't be yes for things like this where then it's up to the individual to say, "No, I don't want to do this." Is there a message that you might have for policymakers who are considering AI more broadly, considering generative AI, perhaps specifically that perhaps you would give beyond the interest just of the…