. If I ask AI what's on page whatever of my book, it can't do it. So it's not trained that well. If I ask it to summarize my book, it can do it, but it takes a summary from other people's comments about the book. So it is legal for the AI to look at public comments like a review of the book or what somebody said about it on social media for example and usually that's enough to piece together what the book was about. So in a sense, AI, at least in my case, finds a workaround that doesn't look like a copyright violation to me because there's no problem quoting a reviewer or something.

So I asked Gemini today if it was true that John Bogle, who is the famous Vanguard index fund guy, is it true that he once used my financial advice in his book? Because I was wondering who I have influence on and according to Gemini it could tell me the page number and the book and I think it was year 2010 that his book took my nine-page personal finance advice and he just included it in the book because he thought it was so well done. It was really well done. And that was I