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I think what confuses people is what is included and what is not included in the model. I remember in March you were interviewed by J of the Wall Street Journal and she asked if you used videos of, and k to train this is a text-to-video model that is constantly improving. You said you didn't know. So you don't know if the data is used? You should know, right? : I didn't answer that question very well at the time. Now I can answer it. I can't tell you specifically where the data comes from but the data comes from these three categories: public data, data that we pay for through licensing and deals with content providers, and user data.



I can't tell you the specific sources because japan cell phone number it's trade secrets that help us stay competitive. But I can tell you the categories of data and they are the ones I mentioned earlier. Moderator: The only difference is the complexity that you have trouble with because they are basically grabbing content quickly without giving citations. You can see that any media company would be worried about this. :Yes. We want to make sure that we respect content creators and are trying to compensate them in some way. We are developing a tool called Content Media Manager that will allow us to more specifically identify the types of data that is being used, just like record labels do.



Moderator: This has been possible to do in the past. So it's not something that's impossible. Speaking of which, Ashton Kutcher told Eric Schmidt this week that he had a beta version of this that was pretty amazing. He also said that the bar would be raised a lot because why watch my movie instead of your own movie. He was basically saying that people would be able to visualize the movie in their head and turn it into a movie that they could watch. Now that sounds pretty crude but does this sound feasible? When will it be ready for public release? : We don't have a timeline for a public release at this time.