James Chandler

I think with anything like this, though, where you have anonymity, you know, that can be exploited.

Yeah.

So I think, again, it comes back to guardrails around this thing.

Are the intentions good?

Actually, when I look at something like Reddit, so Reddit is a platform where I don't need to be logged in.

I don't need to give my identity.

I can ask things and be anonymous.

I would say on the whole, from people when I've talked at Reddit, actually those conversations and those threads are kind of well-intended.

There is always going to be someone who's going to try and exploit it for not good.

But on the whole, I think there's an acceptance that anonymity does allow you to do sort of slightly different things to get a bit deeper, to ask stuff that might be a bit more sensitive.

So I'm not quite going into the doldrums on this one yet.

Yeah, exactly the same.

I've seen loads.

And people are fascinated with them.

People are sort of taking pictures of them as they're kind of whirring their way around Soho and things like this.

It does.

Exactly that.

There's a few bits of nervousness flying around, around accidents.

I remember this when the whole self-driving thing, when Tesla were really kind of, were leading on that.

So there are incidents, there have been some recalls in the US of some of the Waymo vehicles.