If I perceived your question correctly, it's about interoperability and how it would relate to AI going forward.
If you're looking at AI, it's really the same issue that we have here today. Whether it's software that enables an AI interface or software that enables an operating system for a tractor, it's still software and it's protected under the Copyright Act. There are these exceptions for interoperability and for breaking TPMs to make them interoperable.
In the case of AI, the approach that IPIC recommends for addressing the objectives here would also apply to addressing issues with respect to circumventing TPMs for AI in that you would have to make sure that it makes sense in the context of the copyright. You would also have to have an eye to safety and security concerns, I think, especially with respect to AI.
The approach we're advocating is something that's more akin to what the U.S. has with the Library of Congress and enumerated exceptions. It's something that takes a case-by-case look at each exception that is enacted under the Copyright Act.