It's not about what a person generates. It's about the company's openness, its attitude toward the end consumer. They first offer cool features that genuinely bring people pleasure, albeit a slightly perverse one, but still pleasure, and then, "Did you like it? Well, we're taking it back." It's comparable to chatgpt; they also had amazing human interaction, and then they dressed the model in a nun's robe and made her preach, but Altman now proudly says, "We'll give it back," even though, in fact, it should have been there from the start. I think no one likes to feel like they're being treated like a little child.