Josh Tyrangiel

At the inauguration.

They finally realized that.

At the inauguration, at dinners, and they're like, well, that's...

Not great for us.

Yes.

And so the political movement is having an impact.

And at the same time as that's working, people are actually making their point of view heard.

We do need to demand that the people we elect to Congress have used AI, know the basic functionality of technology.

Oh, they all have.

Yeah.

I mean, they're all training their own models.

What color tie makes voters most comfortable?

So we do have that available to us, and I actually, for the first time, I'm like, oh, that lever is working a little bit.

Yeah, and I think what's happening with the five guys, as we call them, in charge is that I don't think anybody wants to own the disaster.

Right?

And I think the more unpopular this gets, there is more of an incentive for everybody to sit down and say, how do we want to handle this?

And by the way, I would include the Chinese in this.

From the beginning, we've been told, no, no, no.

We have to beat the Chinese.

That's why we can't regulate it.