Carl

And I do think, though, a lot of people are asking, oh, I haven't seen the benefits of AI for me personally.

It would be curious to see how China's implementation of it is.

Because I do, it feels like when you see some of the stuff that they're doing,

It really is, while you may disagree with the government, while you may disagree with the style, they are trying to do it for, it's a perception for its citizens.

And maybe that's leading into the positivity.

It's like, oh, our government is really all into AI and they could kind of start seeing the benefits as a whole rather than here.

the companies are controlling it.

And even their, yes, you know, other companies controlling it, but like

the perception is they're doing it for themselves.

They're doing it to, to raise capital, whatever, to, to make themselves rich versus there's a perception, Oh, we're making it for the good of our people.

So there's a, and I'm talking about perception.

I don't know one true.

Well, here's like a simple example, right?

I was just watching a YouTuber, you know, daily life in China, whatever.

So he goes into a convenience store and, you know, we pay with our phones.

Some of us do.

He was like, ah, you don't need to pay your phone.

It just rubbed my, like wave my hand over the biometric scanner and it pays, right?

Now, would that apply here?

No, probably not, because there's going to be heavy resistance on who is my data, like who controls that biometric.