Lennart Heim

And to some, it's easier.

I think as a government, it's easier for me to set up a cluster than to actually build a leading AI company.

This is my worry.

I'm just like, guys, I don't want you to overly focus on compute, where there's a kind of force feeding people computers.

Like, wait, are you actually solving any real problem here?

You need a whole tech strategy.

You want to build a front AI company?

Sure, go for it.

You need more than just compute.

Absolutely.

I mean, you were saying it's like actually not a new one, right?

When Snowden came out, it was like, oh, goddamn, all of our data is going over there.

We want more sovereign cloud.

So to some degree, I think it's not a new problem.

It's a repackage with a new tech layer on top of it.

The thing where I think it just differs, I do think AI is a fairly big deal, probably the biggest deal in our century.

So we really need to get it right here.

And so like, I'm excited about all of these governments having these plans, right?

And I want more techies in there and like doing it.

But I'm just saying, I have not seen a sovereign AI strategy, if you want to call it this way, which actually makes it like you're actually tackling the root cause here, right?