is a potential risk to the public, then there should be some regulatory body that oversees what companies are doing so that they don't cut corners and potentially do something very dangerous. And if we don't do something, lay out a scenario for me in the next two, five, ten years. If nothing is done, because we're very good at doing nothing, especially when it comes in the way of profit, and this is a big profit engine now for companies, they're going to want to just compete with each other. I mean, there are people like Ray Kurzweil who doesn't think it's a problem at all. Actually, Ray Kurzweil's prediction for artificial superintelligence is 2029. You know, for anything that is dangerous to the public, if it's sort of aircraft, cars, food and drug and whatnot, we've got some regulatory oversight, like a referee essentially, and making sure that companies don't cut corners. He's not far on. But he doesn't think it's a problem where it's people like you and Bill Gates, and Stephen Hawking thought it's a problem.