“If we, as an AI company that enables humans to do better work, go out and start making AI slop ads and videos with AI influencers and AI designs and AI statics, it's probably not going to be received really well. It looks off. I think it goes towards not automating the work that's going to be the final product people are looking at. The risk versus reward is not worth it.”

I just think like overall, when you look at a lot of the work done, like even like looking at the top labs, like they are some of the people that have the most amount of humans actually working on a specific asset. And like maybe, yes, they have a lot of the research automated or a lot of different steps like internally automated, but the actual production of the asset, whether it comes to the video, the design and Figma, the editing, the post-production, et cetera, it's all done by teams of a lot of humans. And I think there's not going to be a real way to get around that, at least not anytime soon. And especially in like the environment we're in now where a lot of people are very, I guess, turned off by AI and it can be a scary thing to talk about. If you're an AI company like Whisper, who In theory, we enable humans to do better work. We don't want to replace anyone's job. We want to give them, I guess, the tools to be able to be more productive, to do more work, and to sound more naturally and to sound like themselves more naturally. If we on the other side go out and start making AI slop ads and videos with AI influencers and I don't know, AI designs…