Karl

It's there to replace you.

And of course, people are just going to be mad at that.

Right.

So I think like, that's the difference.

And I, when we talk about winning, whatever winning means in terms of Bay, I just, that term doesn't really resonate.

I don't know why anyone says that.

But when you say that, I think like those countries who see it as a help rather than their populations see it as a replacement, it's gonna be much further off, way much further ahead.

And I think when we talk about who's losing, I think from a culturally we're losing from that battle, not technology, but that like, hey, adoption,

and people wanting to adopt it and not fearing it.

I think like, so you just mentioned that, right?

Unlike like people who, like if you put ads, right?

Like just that alone, you have a whole bunch of that.

First of all, like, did you really need to put a hundred and whatever, like...

we filmed like do you really need that i guess you do but then also it's the ad itself looks like the friend is the uh the pendant itself looks like your christmas ornament so i believe this is like oh look what you could get i think like when we talk about like we right um we always have to preface like just on ground we have to um

So actually take it back.

So a lot of times there's a survey that gets sent out pre-discovery work we do.

And one of the questions are, what are your fears or what are the things that you find negative about AI?

And one of them is, it's replacing me, whatever the negative that people think about.

There's quite a lot more of that.

And I do feel when you look at,