How should legal teams approach compliance considerations and ethics with AI?

So it's gonna be very exciting because now you have the capabilities of a generic database. Being fed by a very specific database to give you a quality of generalization. Right? For example, you know, we talk about chat chat GPU because that's the current, you know, kind of popular thing. But if you think about even Dali, for example, the image generator from text that OpenAI also has, And there are others, like, stable diffusion out there, you will see that that's there is creativity out there. There's generation out there. Right? Now you can say, I want to create a painting in the style of Wampon, and it'll actually render a painting of your choice of and a subject that you described. In that style, think about what you can do if you can say, hey, do it in my style. And I'm a very bad painter. But whatever happens, it actually my individual style to something that I described. Now that's personalization. That'll be very interesting. Because that'll be on my data. And think about it, what if what will happen if it is enterprises that can do this. Right? Even in the context of contract, they can say, hey, write me a contract that is actually knows how my business runs. Right? Give me terms that are good for me and will also work for the vendor, for the custom or whoever I'm signing that contract with, and that will be very exciting.