Clearly, that is something we need to do.

I do think that is something that we have got to--we have got to work on.

Fortunately, laws are the business that we are in here.

If this is a competitive marketplace, we are going to have to... discuss waivers, and to be sure that we have access to the professionals that we need.

I think that is an important step. Let us see what the data shows us because it does appear to be one of the causation factors.

I think I can tell you from the point of view of what I hear from my veterans in Maine, they really like the care that they are getting from the VA.

We have got to work on.

We have got an enormous shortage in this country of mental health professionals.

If this is a competitive marketplace, we are going to have to... we need to discuss, we need to talk about waivers.

Fortunately, laws are the business that we are in here.

Chairman, I hope the panel will help us on this watermarking question, because I think that's something we really need to understand.

Now, Dr. LeCun. A very practical question: how feasible is watermarking of AI-generated images?

What's the problem? Everybody's talking about legislation, we've got to do something with AI.

I like that on the record. 'A hundred percent agree.' I appreciate that.

One of the major spurs of the economic boom, if you will, of the '90s and early part of the century was the integration of the computer into the workforce.

Now, Dr. LeCun. A very practical question: how feasible is watermarking of AI-generated images?

One of the major spurs of the economic boom, if you will, of the '90s and early part of the century was the integration of the computer into the workforce.

Clearly, that is something we need to do.