James Moore

That's a good flag on this.

The Green Movement has talked about the energy issues.

Fine.

These are all good conversations.

So we're talking about it.

But where AI is a year from now, nobody really knows.

But I think everybody is at the barricades and is looking at this with a more jaundiced eye than they have in the past.

And I think all of that is positive and is good.

People are right to be anxious about these things.

They could have consequences far beyond what I think we properly understand.

But yeah, but once your point, Peter, but, but, and I think you hinted at it and I hope I'm not misrepresenting it is that we do have a Darwinian impulse as human beings.

We look for the dangers and things we look for the risks and things we look for the patterns of things that could threaten the species and threaten jobs and threaten health and life.

That's a good instinct.

It can run out of control and can, you know,

cause crazy paranoia.

But overall, it's a good instinct if properly contained and funneled into a system that properly assesses and then mitigates.

But that's kind of where we are.

But AI does have some really remarkable good news stories.

A personal example, my son has a very rare bone disease.

He's only 13.