Hany Farid

Yeah, yeah.

And so then, you know, they start to sort of get out of our control.

And when you start putting these systems in critical decision-making places, that, by the way, we don't understand these systems.

We don't thoroughly understand them.

They have emergent behaviors, and people are like, well, where did that come from?

And that is disconcerting.

Yeah, so I would like to see regulation.

I would like for our U.S.

government and our European government and our Australian and all the governments to say, look, guys, let's not repeat the mistake of the last 20 years.

We tried the hands-off, move fast and break things, and it didn't work, so let's get better.

But it's not happening.

So the Europeans have moved pretty well.

They have the DSA and the DMA, which are trying to put guardrails.

The Brits have some good guardrails.

But, okay, they can help a relatively small percentage of the world.

But what do we do in 85, 90 percent of the world?

And if the U.S.

is not here, we are nowhere.

And we are nowhere.

Right.