Brian

Will people demand that they have AI free zones?

And I don't mean like a room.

I mean, like maybe a whole.

city block, or, you know, maybe it's a building, or I don't know, I don't really know what it is.

I don't think it goes bigger than that, necessarily, like a whole city.

But the idea that people could opt in could be inside these, these sanctuaries, essentially, where AI is just simply not a part of what's going on really sort of a rollback to very analog living.

Now,

Look, we know people can go and live fairly remotely on islands where that's basically what we have.

But most people either don't have the opportunities to do that.

Most people don't have the ability to just up and move to, you know, some place.

half deserted Highland where they're not going to really run into any AI.

It's certainly possible.

Don't get me wrong.

I know people can go live in the woods and in all sorts of different ways that they can handle this.

I'm talking about something in like an urban environment, something where people could opt in literally walking through maybe a gate, if you will, into these analog sanctuaries.

But it sounds great.

And that's that's the fun part about a conundrum, right?

It's it's on its face.

You're like, yeah, I think people, you know, I mean, if it's me, this is my opinion.

I think people should have the ability to to