Sometimes you can approach this and say, 'Look, if we don't provide this to somebody, somebody else will.'

I don't want any kids to be your guinea pig. I don't want you to learn from their failures.

Yes.

I completely endorse--and good, the technology is being used properly, we probably need an export control regime that weaves those three things together.

Don't you think 13 is awfully low, though?

I don't want 13-year-olds to be your guinea pig.

I think it's safe to say that all of you are here today because you are opposed to government censorship.

What the Court of Appeals found is that the White House... actively coerced every major social media platform in America.

I can't think of another time in American history when the President of the United States... wanted the censorship.

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals just ruled in a case, Missouri v. Biden... it's going to go down, I think, as a landmark case in the worst possible way in First Amendment law.

This kind of censorship is un-American, it is unconstitutional, and I hope it will go down as a sad chapter in American history.

Apparently that is not the case in the United States of America today, under this administration.

Do we want 13-year-olds to be having those conversations?

No, we're not. We're talking about your chatbot. We're talking about Bing Chat.

we don't make the same mistakes that Congress made with social media where, 30 years ago now, Congress basically outsourced social media to the biggest corporations in the world.

Is it stored in the United States? Is it stored overseas?

And who has access to that data?

That's great news for us. Not such great news for the witnesses.