I'd like to pick up on one of your comments, and we discussed it in the previous panel. The term “digitally undress” would have been hard to comprehend, maybe even a year ago. However, we've seen lots of news about it, and we've seen stories of the generation of non-consensual sexual deepfakes, including content involving minors and children.
I appreciate that the effects of the superintelligence we're talking about constitute an existential crisis for our species, but first, when we have issues such as language models, chatbots, counselling people to take their own lives, to kill themselves, and we also are enabling bad actors to generate images that have real harms for the people who are the victims of this non-consensual pornographic material that's created, how do we deal with that? Is it through pre-launch risk assessments for the platforms or the AI provider; hard, technical blocks; faster channels for victims to get things taken down? That, in and of itself.... We know that the Internet is forever, and it's tough to get the toothpaste back into the tube after. I'm just wondering how we address that. We'll go in the same order, if we can.