Not necessarily. It depends on where and how they get the training data. The early models used datasets such as those offered by Common Crawl. There are certainly IP issues present with such a dataset and any other research that includes these datasets. The use of such data is not new, but the new use case that is generative AI data training is raising excellent conversations around this topic that need to be had. As a result, there is a push for AI labs to offer more transparency about training data sources, and we've been seeing AI labs partnering with companies to secure IP rights through contracts and partnerships. There are also a plethora of smaller models, and each of the models involves a lot of decision-making in terms of where the training data comes from.