I've been a bit, I have a bit of a pessimistic view, I guess. I wouldn't say I'm normally like that. Because before this, my interaction with an AI use case that's coming to mind. So I might be missing something. It was like basically the forms of like Google translate essentially were like the translation technology from a few years ago. And I remember I made the decision a few years ago because I learned all the do and then I was I mean the process of learning Arabic but I made the decision that I'm only going to learn a language if it's like for the Dean like Arabic or like cultural thing like your mother tongue or associate because otherwise you can see where the translation technology is going. There's no real material benefit to trying to become a language guide just for translating. And I saw post some group of language translators complaining about how AI is taking their pays being cut down because they just get hired for editing stuff. That's already been translated by AI. But then yeah. So then this whole thing about the chat GPT thing came out and I'm thinking it's short and the time scales between like say before if you needed content writers and stuff like that. Now essentially you've got so much output at your hands and it's a relatively good level. Everything's going to change. So like and then even applying it to Muslims. How would you say it's going to change how we label the reality for people living going forward. So I mean AI as a broad topic is lot more than what we've seen recently with the chat GP. GTP or something like that. GPT. Yeah. So I played one of that for a bit and I tried to because I asked him asked this AI fatwa that is what described with all the other kind of stuff. And I thought that yeah. So it was interesting. Yeah. I think it was important to understand what it's actually doing. But when you look at anything, oh, I just think understand what's happening in the unsung fifth. But you need to understand what it's actually doing rather than put it outside. That's another discussion. So I think AI as a broad topic is basically a tool. And all these tools that mankind makes are means to improve efficiency. If you look at mankind from the time of Adam to to this to this day, all that we do as human beings is find more efficient ways of doing what we were done before. It could even be farming. It could be a stitch work. It could be building. It could be anything calculating all we do as human beings is produce things and find better ways of doing the same thing. So I see AI has just been another tool means to achieve as in rather than like you said, hiring a whole team of artists, I can just ask AI, give me a poem about Bitcoin and and and the Shady and it will give me a poem. And I'll save me time to think of one. Well, if it's look at the poem and maybe either use it or maybe use it for more inspiration, maybe it can inspire me to do this to go along with some degree to write on my own one. It is just a tool. Just like Bitcoin. It's just a tool. Bitcoin is just a tool for commerce. Bitcoin is not a ground breaking change of reality. It doesn't you know cause quantum fusion of atoms. It's just a tool to measure the exchange of goods. You know, I want to take goods and service of you. I want to give you something that you can use to exchange for something else. It's just it's just a tool. Gold served as a tool to store wealth. Silver, some to the tool to do that. A horse served a tool for transportation. Now we have cars and trucks that serve as a better tool for transportation. You know, these are all just tools to do certain things. Now, normally we get scanned of these tools because those who may previously employed are not all got needed and we get worried, oh, what I'm going to do with now that my job is not longer needed. That's everything. I mean, don't think of it. You know, there's nothing in Islam which takes you, you must work this job forever or you must be employable. If a tool takes your job, find something else to do. That is the whole point of technology. Technology makes it takes away the mundane from you so that you can do something else. It basically repurposes. So as a thing this way, society needs ABCD done. Yeah. Normally to get A done, I apply this guy to get B done, I employ this guy to get C done, I employ this guy to get D done, I employ this guy. But now we have computers. I can now actually get this guy and this guy just to do B because A is done by some program. And now I can get this guy and this guy to now do D because C is done by some other, you know, robot. So now I can actually do things more efficiently. And as time goes on, maybe I'll get all full guys just to do B because now A, C and D is not done by, I'm saying I can now allocate resources more efficiently. And that's the whole point. Even myself, I remember when I first graduated from mid-Ainie, there's so many things that you need to be, you need to be done in the accountant, I need this guy, I need the media guy, I need it. But now we have literally, Bromham talked to your iPhone, my phone, my computer's over here, my phone is right over here, my iPad is right over here. I don't need the whole studio anymore. I just need myself, my iPhone, my computer. I actually saved the cost of a whole team of people just of an iPhone enough. So now that money I would have normally spent on people, I can now spend on something else. It's not a bad thing. It's actually a good thing. I now can spend my money and my time and resources doing something more beneficial as something else. So now all you think I would say is that those who were in those who are in a line of work that is quickly being replaced by AI, what you do is now repurpose yourself. This is what I could do before. This is now being done by AI. What could I now do with my skills that I couldn't do before because I never had a time or I could not bet. I'm saying I need to repurpose myself. This is more important to me. Do you know the word? Yeah, the way this GBT thing came up, I sent you some of the questions, I asked them, the entire question, the minimum laugh is in braves. There's no need for us anymore, we've got AI for talking about movies. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm joking. I asked them questions about marriage, asked questions about Waldo, about Salah. My mom was giving me the fatoma and I'm like, what? Yeah. But that's the, that's the point. Now that we have a computer that can answer the simple questions, I can now focus my time on more complex questions, which AI has a cook up here. And now I can not waste my time answering questions that, oh, brother, I did Waldo and I didn't wipe hair. What do I do? I can also ask you for you. Yeah. I think it's just the rate of technological change, I guess, that it's just short and the timescale because if you could argue that even when someone say you were living in Baghdad a thousand years ago and they had their grand library, you could argue that if someone was living within the vicinity of the library, they could technically have all the world's knowledge in a day. I like they could index it and find whatever they need it in a day. So then you can say when the internet came along, that's narrowed down to maybe half an hour or an hour, right? So it's essentially, it's just narrowed the time scale. It's the same kind of concept.