Jason Friedberg

I think there was reported ByteDance revenue just passed Meta's revenue.

I mean, it's a juggernaut.

You're telling... Yeah, they actually released it.

But one of the core products, TikTok, it's a fundamentally different product here than in China.

And because of that regulation and a focus on the welfare of its citizens, there's like strict rules in terms of the content and the curation and the algorithms.

Whereas here, you know, it's like cat videos and like, you know, all kinds of nonsense.

Although now I notice that TikTok put a stem section inside of TikTok and the American product for whatever reason.

There's a wherewithal that China has to think about its citizenry like that.

And I'm just curious, how do we embrace more of that principle?

Because that sort of gets lost in this.

Yeah.

What should we be doing more of that China does?

Joe, one of the key questions that everybody asks when we talk about AI and whether you spin your own models, which you do, which you've done a good job, and some people just take them off the shelf is the actual net impact in the operations of the business.

Does it change the number of people you hire?

At what level does it change it?

Does it change the efficiency?

Does it change the way you think about certain jobs?

What's the practical application that it's doing for you guys on the ground inside of Alibaba?

Is the workforce then naturally treating as more and more of the workload?

Yeah.