James Moore

And therefore, I think all parties have a sensitive and in tuned ear to the sort of the thin edge of the destructive edge of the worst iterations of AI, what it means for jobs, employment, security, people's sense of sort of

solidarity in the status quo and in the future.

And I think that's a good thing.

People will be attuned to the dangers as they present themselves.

I do that with Stephen Harper, and I've known Stephen Harper for over 30 years.

I say, Prime Minister, how are you?

And he goes, Stephen.

And I say, okay.

But he's earned it.

They've earned it.

I do it with Christy Clark.

I say, Premier, how are you?

And she'll sort of – and I've known Christy for even longer –

I just do it by default.

I think the esteem of public office matters.

And particularly people who have been in the chair of being premier and the first ministers of this country.

I think it matters.

I just do.

I just by default, I'll let them wave it away and be, you know, the humble Canadian thing.

I just think it matters.