Geoffrey Woo

There might be some commerce that happens on the World Wide Web.

That's amazing.

How much pushback did you get at the time?

Because we've covered it before on the show, but there was this almost, if you look at the doom and fear that people had around the internet, it almost aligns one-to-one with AI.

Yeah, Y2K, cyber.

Yeah, the SaaSpocalypse was the retail apocalypse.

Almost, there's basically a one-to-one.

example for each.

But that's forever.

You said briefly, but it's forever.

Bad actor gets a hold of or is working with somebody that's not voluntarily being, I guess, regulated.

What can they do with it?

Um, what, uh, what do you, I feel like every six months there's a very concerning headline where like some illegal bio lab is like rated by law enforcement and then it just sort of like goes away.

Uh,

What do you make of that?

I'm sure you've kind of tracked a lot of these stories.

I'm assuming if law enforcement is consistently finding them, that there's a lot more out there that aren't found.

Why are they created in the first place?

What is the United States doing to crack down further?

All that stuff.