Lennart Heim

And that's how I expect it to happen.

And I think the best example to think about is AI agents and workers.

People claim there will be in the future this drop in remote workers and AI is literally going to do my job because I'm just sitting in front of a computer all day.

I mean, sometimes I do talks at whatever, I guess maybe that's my future.

These things, if that's true, it just depends on how much computer you have.

Indeed.

I mean, and this is nothing new, right?

Like, I'm talking to you via an iPhone.

There's a lot of thinking which went into this iPhone, lots of tokens, if you want to put it this way.

And at the end of it, I get like one product.

This is just how things are being produced and they're being like hidden behind layers.

And this is what we just see more and more with models.

And again, every token that's being produced requires computing power.

And then if you have less compute, you have less of this.

If you have less compute, you've got less AI workers.

And population size is pretty important for economic growth, right?

I'm not sure what sufficient means.

I'm just saying, like, if, like, one country has more, this definitely helps it to accelerate faster.

So the argument which I'm putting forward there is just like, look, guys, it's more complex.

Like, what do export controls do and what they don't do?