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third category of rights we're developing is uh what we call transformative rights. Um I think this is where it gets really exciting. So let's say you want to take a book and you wanna use AI to transform it into a children's book or transform it into a short video. Or you wanna take the style of the author's voice and write new books with their voice. Or you want to take a book and personalize it for you.

I mean, there's this whole world of stuff that could be done. uh that that combines AI and copyrighted content. And there's right now just no legal framework to make that possible. Actually I really like that. I'm curious now, like If I could put myself into a Dostoevsky novel. Um, I guess that's probably not copyright protected, but you know what I mean. Put my my daughters into a Harry Potter book or whatever.

And see what will come out the other end. That's really fun, actually. This week in Startups is brought to you by Gusto.

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