 was accessing the website despite them saying they don't do that. And he says that sets an unhealthy precedent. And when it's not honored, it makes it much more difficult for people who create something to earn the financial benefits that come from it. This all comes after Forbes threatened legal action against Perplexity after they found the company replicated original Forbes reporting without sufficient attribution. Perplexity says its technology has a few rough edges and that it's being improved. With TechTrends, I'm Mike Dabusky.