Absolutely, I can. We do not know the exact origin of that video. As I alluded to in my earlier comments, its most likely origin is...focused on financial fraud. We know that the video spread rapidly. That was one of numerous examples, featuring primarily Prime Minister Carney but also other Canadian political figures, in which they were essentially.... There were AI voices and scripts being used to sell particular products and direct people to click on links to then go down rabbit holes for further fraud.
What struck us most, though, was just how widespread the sharing patterns around this content were, as well as the slowness, on the part of platforms, to limit the spread. They should have limited it either because it was a clear scam or because it was politically oriented, but this was not a factor in their content moderation decisions.
