Marcela

I got a little bit of a headache.

Okay.

I needed that this Monday morning.

Erica, he saw you.

He saw me.

So welcome, everyone.

I'm Erica.

And let me just pull this up here.

You guys want to introduce yourselves really quick, and then I'll introduce John.

And I'd like to welcome our special guest.

His name is John Nosta.

And I'm so grateful to Brian Romelli that you guys all remember because he introduced us.

And I had to ask John to tell me how to explain him because he's got quite the talent stack, let's say, to put it in Scott terms.

So John...

He has an eclectic background, for sure, from cardiovascular physiology to strategic thinking.

Over the past several years, he's focused exclusively on artificial intelligence and its impact on human cognition.

I want to also say we had quite an interesting phone call because I am not an AI aficionado at all, and I'm kind of like your base-level person.

But I've never had a conversation about AI like we had, where you brought in the human aspect of it and what's missing.

And I think everybody listening today is really going to benefit from hearing

your perspective on these things in a way we haven't before.