I'm Claren, one of the co-traffic village, it's managed out of co-chair. These are all the 14 members. There's other 14 members who are three things that they're working through tonight. And welcome. So let's go around and say what we do. Hey, I'm Bobby Filer, data scientist, NG-A, super-citor-bound AI village, in particular, the CTF that we're doing. Highly encouraged people to participate, and then if you're kind of new to AI, or just interested in talking about it, talk to any of the volunteers, or any of the core members, and be more than happy to chat with you about whatever. Hello, my name is Ariel Revault, I'm a PhD student at Harvard, and I am really excited for the village because I'm really excited to know. You guys, if you're stuck in the United, you need to be stuck in the long-distance of the entire city, so you need to find it. I'm spent in the cell, I'm spent a pair of times with the N-game. I am handling the focus for the village. So we established this new village as a non-profit. It's a 5-1-C-3 in California. We were taking donations in order to further the thing of the village. But yeah, so I'm really excited for the village, but I'm quite excited for the village. Yeah, I'm Delta Zero, I did the CFP review board stuff, so I'm just wondering. Cool. So there's going to be three main sections in the village. The section in front here is going to be taken by talks. In the back left corner, we have the CTF section. The CTF is starting this afternoon at 2pm, CTF.aivich.org, and anyone who's free to participate, all levels of difficulty are included, even if you don't know anything, maybe you should know to use computer, but at least go check out the website and see if you're interested in participating or not. There's prizes, and the prizes will be handed out at the end of the village on Sunday. The back right corner is going to be the swag section and the exhibit section, so we're going to be selling a bunch of stuff that we've been working on over the last few months. Feel free to check them out too. For the CFP, so John Handler CFP, and we had about 50 submissions this year, all high quality talks. We're cooling except 25, because we don't have time. Hopefully next year we have a bigger room, we can have multiple tracks, or we can have more time. The CTF, we have about 50 questions as well. They are all pretty interesting questions. There's never been an AI, ML, CTF before, so this is the first time we're trying to do it, and hopefully it all goes well. And then, right now, we are not chasing people out between talks, because there's not a huge line outside, but if there is, we would request that people who have been thinking for a long time, maybe after two or three talks of more, give others an opportunity to come in, because I'll still just won't have a chance to visit the village. And we do have a capacity limit, so,