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Woman's suit and everybody was making fun. but they deep faked ron desantis' face and voice into it. it was funny. it was obviously a spoof, but i wondered, boy, where could this go? and i wonder how much that might worry you personally? >> poetly, a lot. politics is a blood sport. i come from south carolina, so i know how dirty it can get. when you look at that, you do worry is there an image that's really not you that you go and put out there. but i don't think that means you stop all ai in the process. but the guardrails are what we should figure out. once you open that door, you can't clos...

Slow on wanting to do anything about it. but that's the wrong way to look at it. we should be bringing in the private sector to tell us exactly what we need to watch out for with ai, how we can best use ai, and just establish basic guardrails. and then let the private sector work because there's a lot of good innovation that's going to come from this. whether it's from health care, whether it's from tech, whether it's from all kinds of creativity that we can have, we don't want to suppress it. we just want to make sure that we're making sure it doesn't become dangerous. >> have you used chatgp...

Over a year -- documents were deemed to be declassified the moment he removed them. you can declassify just by saying declassify, even thinking about it. they become automatically declassified when i took them. this at least exposes all of those things to be lies. does that matter? >> absolutely. it matters in the first sense that he can't raise it in defense. now we can look back at all those statements and they were deceptive. so that's what the prosecutors would say to the jury. why do you think he's engaging in this public deception? why is he not owning up to it? why is he making up an ex...

A judge has handed a 13-year and four month sentence to a UK criminal for operating the multi-million fraud website iSpoof.