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And because it moves so quickly, it can be pretty hard for people to separate the truth from the falsehood. >> max, as you said, i want to put on the screen a quote from scott rosenberg who wrote this at axios to a point you made. the applications of this extend far beyond just schools. education, it says, is where chatgpts disruptions will land first but any discipline or business built on foundations of text is in the blast radius. think law, think entertainment, think science, history, media. what other application, max, do you think this could impact? >> well, so the main investor in open ...

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State courts. for decades, for 233 years, as neil castillo pointed out, we understood that state legislatures are checked by state courts. they have to operate within the bounds of the law and within the state constitutions in particular and state courts have been checked so that make sure that state legislators are not running amok, are not becoming lawless, political identities. and that rains and check the balance of power that we all expect to govern our elections. we know the constitution allows state legislatures to determine those times, place, and manner, but they can just do that with...

Activists demanding change said political pressure led to the termination. >> they did not want to be near the blast radius. but look, the grand jury is still working. don't know what may come down in the next couple of weeks or months, and so i don't think we are out of this yet. >> virginia governor youngkin ordered the investigation into the schools when he took office in january. the lieutenant governor blasted the school system for a leadership failure. >> they did not go far enough. they put a blind eye to it. you know, it was -- well, see nothing, hear nothing, say nothing, do nothing. ...

In minutes, we'll talk to the attorney general of the state in dispute but our coverage starts with cnn's jessica schneider who listened to the supreme court oral arguments today on why this case could be the most important case in the history of our american democracy. >> reporter: who controls u.s. elections? that's the central question before the supreme court today. it's a case that revolves around an obscure legal theory that says state legislatures should have the final say on redistricting, not state courts. >> the blast radius from their theory would sew election chaos with a two track...