Probably the people who built the systems, split between our own responsibility. Is that a fair way to put it? The only thing is that they're going to fight against that, so maybe we shouldn't wait for the day they fix it themselves. One of the first things we might look at is how much young people, or people of all ages, simply even know Canadian news brands and understand what goes into journalism. I think that's very low. That's the first problem.
You should maybe go on this, Aengus, because you know it better than I do. Aengus is right that in the replacement of even the recognition of a brand within a summary of a news article, you're stealing from journalism. The computer is spitting out a summary at you. It's wrong. I don't know how anyone pays for this. It reinforces the idea that you can get simple, fast information that may not even be accurate from a news system. It's not social media anymore. It's our LLMs.
Do you want to detail this, Aengus, since you're more knowledgeable?