evidence: Thank you, Mr. Bengio. [...] Let me just thank each of you. That's really helpful. Let me just throw an idea out to you while I have you here, so to speak which is, when we think about protecting individuals and their personal data and making sure that it doesn't end up being used to train one of these generative AI systems without the individual's consent, we know that there's just an enormous amount of, of, of pers of our own personal information out there in public, kind of, you know, I mean, it's really without our permission, but it's out there on, on the web and everything from our, our credit histories to social media posts, et cetera, et cetera. Should we, should we, in addition to assigning property rights in individual data, you know, explicitly give every American a property, right? And their data, should we also require monetary compensation if AI companies want to use individual data in their model in some way? Professor Gio, go ahead.