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So, Andrew, we talk about deep fakes here on the show.

Right.

They're so hard to figure out, right?

I've seen a bunch of people on social media talking about they're becoming more and more prevalent and getting better and

better and better. There's this guy who's 22 years old. He is a bartender in New Brunswick, New Jersey.

And he applied at an AI company. And they said, yeah, we'll hire you. But we want to

license your name, your voice, and your likeness. And we're going to deep fake you 100%. And

he better be making like $150,000, $200,000 a year. A million bucks. Oh, that's pretty good.

No, they just bought them out.

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