Emma Tucker

I wanted to ask you as well specifically about there has been a trend of people in the administration using their positions to enrich themselves personally.

I don't know if you saw that the journal, we did a story a couple of days ago about a half a billion donation that was made from a

It was an Abu Dhabi Royal to the Trump crypto vehicle days before the inauguration.

Does that sort of behavior matter to you?

Does it bother you?

And are you optimistic that we're on a trajectory to get back to a world where these sort of ethics take center stage?

Well, that's very depressing.

Great, well, I definitely second that.

Now, we haven't got much time and there's so much I want to ask you.

So very quickly, so that we get to everything, just quickly on AI.

Do you think, there's obviously so much excitement around AI, all this incredible, innovative new technology, it's going to change everything, it's going to lead to these huge productivity gains, quite possibly already is.

But there is also a creeping sense that I've picked up, certainly at Davos, that people are beginning to think, oh my God, have we really thought hard enough about the impact it's going to have on society?

Do you think AI is going to come more to the fore this year as a sort of potentially political issue?

Good, okay, I have got time for one more question.

Last night, I went around asking people what question, I was soliciting them saying, what question would you like me to ask Ken?

And it was remarkably consistent, what they said.

Can you, and I'm gonna ask you, can you, do you know what that question is that they want me to ask you?

Nope, it's not that.

Wanna know?

They want to know if you've ever considered throwing your hat into the ring for public office, even for the presidency.