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Florida didn't just sue ChatGPT, but they filed a lawsuit that could end every AI tool that you use, and no one's talking about it. So let's talk about it. Here's what every news story is saying right now. ChatGPT help plan to mass smoothing. I can't say the real word, but you know what I'm talking about. Because it was written in a 16-year-old's note after the fact. The Attorney General is now suing OpenAI and going after Sam Altman personally, which is unique. We'll bring that up in a second. All of which is filed in the complaint. And these cases are horrifying. Listen, I'm not defending open AI, but we need to talk about this. Now here's what's buried in the 83 page document that my AI read for me. Now, I'm not going to read an 83 page document. That's what we have AI for. Florida isn't saying that chat GPT is dangerous. They're saying that any software that answers questions should be held liable. They're calling it a design defect. They're calling it a public nuisance. And they want $10,000 per willful violation. Now apply this to Google. Any autocomplete. Every search engine. Every chatbot. Every AI assistant you will ever use. If Florida wins this, then every tool that you use could be illegal next year. Now here's what no one is reporting on. The lawsuit isn't just signed by the Attorney General of Florida. It is Cosign by Keller Postman, which is one of the biggest plaintiff class action law firms in the country. This isn't just law enforcement. This is the state attorney general teamed up with a billion dollar litigation machine to go after OpenAI. OpenAI is the test case. Every app you use is coming next. Read the lawsuit, or better yet, have Claude read the lawsuit for you, because who knows what ChatGPT is going to say. Then ask, why did no one talk about this? I swear traditional media companies have no idea what AI is. Now, I know that's a strong statement, but that's how lawsuits work. If this goes forward and they win, how does that open the door for other lawsuits down the road? Something to think about. And so let's keep an eye on this. I'll keep you guys updated.