Dr. Kris Shrishak:

That is already in the public domain. We have heard them make statements in public about it especially when it comes to large language models. In the context of the EU AI Act and general-purpose AI models, they have been pretty vocal. For instance, earlier this year when the code of practice for general-purpose AI was pretty close to being published, Meta came out in public saying it would not sign it. Of course, that was a very interesting move because it is not required to sign it but is required to follow the law.