someone just taped in david ortiz in a yankee uniform running home after hitting a home run.n't have to write code. the system understands it, and it's able to create brand-new imagery base odd that information. >> david or 'tis in a yankee uniform should be easy. but what is illegal is stealing someone else's intellectual property and using it. so where is the line here? i guess the computer is using all the getty images, but if it publishes them is it copyright infringement? >> it's not really copy and pasting. these systems are not simply customering and pasting the image of a yankee uniform, the field. what they're doing is they're taking their understanding of all of those elements and creating a brand-new representation. you have trained these ais to understand house to do it. it's obviously not building brand-new images of people you know. what's the style? do you want it to be photo-realistic in or dali-esque? it's how to apply paint in a dali way, and the paint is obviously just digital. so there's a real issue. one of the real issues is getty is terrified, as is shu

david ortiz was one of the judges. whitney cumming was one of judges.out to broward county school board because they were in partnership with ftx, there was 10 of them, about a million plus dollars. these kids are in college, come from underprivileged backgrounds. liz: the money is probably spent. >> probably spent. according to bankruptcy attorneys we talked to they might have to give the money back. this is where it is getting really, really scary. if these kids could claw back money from these kids. liz: come on. >> we should point out i don't know why the broward county school board you think wants to talk about this they're sort of road kill in this, they're not perpetrators in this, why they're kind of covering this up it seems to me. they're not calling us back. they're ignoring our calls. we want to know if these kids are indemnified or not. i'm hoping they are indemnified. these are not kids that have a lot of money, right? the last event was in march 2022 so last march. tough go to sort of stop putting things together to see whether it's a cla

david ortiz so beloved, and mookie, and xander bogaerts had a chance to do that as well.them play in other uniforms, and not finish in boston. keeping defers, a good start. i think they underestimated the depth of the fan anger. >> i was going to say to gene, do you know how kind and loving and patient mika is, she lets me, speaking of messen, she lets me watch 162 red sox games a year. if i'm not watching it's on every tv in the house. she's never once complained. i'm going to ask you how patient and kind and loving she is. and then i'll ask eddie if she does the same thing. >> that is incredible. mika, you are an angel, you are wonderful for allowing him to do that, and, you know, this thing about trading away your best players and the players that the fans really love, you know, welcome to my world. i mean, you know, we traded away bryce harper, juan soto, i'm talking about the washington nationals. of course we have traded away max scherzer, we traded away everybody, and guess what, you don't win many games when you trade away your best players. >> katty kay, have you

ortiz. one was african american, denise oliver. and two were light-skinned puerto ricans, david25% of our total membership was african american or afro-latino. thus our very existence directly challenged racial prejudice within our own communities. in that 1972 manifesto, an essay by denise oliver eloquently explained what we referred to as the "non-conscious ideology" of racism among latinos, one that had been instilled in us by colonialism. "we should not be afraid to criticize ourselves about racism," denise wrote. "we are all racists, not because we want to be, but because we are taught to be that way, to keep us divided, because it benefits the capitalist system. and this applies to racism toward asians, toward other brown people, and toward white people. white people are not the oppressor -- capitalists are. we will never have socialism until we are free of these chains on our mind." that was denise oliver in 1972. back then, we always distinguished between the individual racial biases imbued in us by colonialism and capitalism, what we referred to as "contradictions among