Yes, it's a really interesting question.
I think part of the dynamic for all of us, independent of the sector, is that AI is more and more an existing, real presence across industries, and it's going to shift industries in a way.
Part of what we are thinking of in terms of the cultural industry..... Actually, there will be a summit with the cultural industry and the AI industry in Banff in a few weeks, to discuss exactly those issues.
Part of the challenge is making sure that our industries, whether they're artistic, cultural, etc., can reap the benefit. At the same time, we recognize that there are shifts and potential restructuring of markets, and we want to make sure that our industries benefit from those—and that includes issues of copyright and ownership. I think all jurisdictions, in one way or another, are struggling with that. There's international dialogue that's happening.
I'm very much looking forward to having conversations in a few weeks, with both the AI industry and the cultural industry, about where the greatest opportunities are for our creative sectors, and where government or government collaboration with industry is necessary to make sure that Canadian industry evolves and benefits to the maximum in the opportunities that will be presented.