Because we're sending humans to one of the most austere environments that humanity has ever known. And so we need to ask ourselves, how do we not just survive, but thrive on that environment through technology when it comes to communication, when it comes to operations, when it comes to decision making. And I think as machine learning and AI gets better and more reliable and less error prone, AI will be critical for monitoring, detection, decision making, as well as early warnings as to the health of our infrastructure, the health of our astronauts, the overall probability of mission success, and also offering useful interventions. So there is definitely, this really is the past year and the past two years have been incredibly fruitful for AI with Chad GPT, with the rise of AI, with its applications for medicine, for science, for engineering, for the internet age. So to be determined where we end up, but there's a lot of promise right now.