Maria Bartiromo

So what would you say then, Michael, are the basic frameworks that are sort of must have in that kind of federal oversight?

Because some states did push back in the U.S.

and say, no, no, no, we want to be able to control our destiny when it comes to AI.

What's most important when you look at that framework in terms of a federal oversight?

Yeah.

And do you have any clarity on the timing on that in terms of support in Congress for a federal oversight?

Or do you see pushback there as well, depending on the state you're talking about?

Meanwhile, you've got some people pushing back after wanting to see the innovation and growth of data centers.

Now they're saying, not in my backyard.

What about that?

Is that an issue?

Yeah, because Michael, this race has fast become, it's moved from an AI race to a power race.

But some companies, because they don't have the cash right now, are borrowing money, right, to build out the data centers.

And there's also a worry that the banks will be left holding the bag for some of this because, again, the spending is too much.

Your thoughts on that?

Let's go back to the uses and how AI is changing our lives.

You mentioned earlier all of the uses and the impact that AI is having.

What do you see as the most important use and where AI is being deployed and implemented best right now?

So so what kind of breakthroughs would you expect or would you like to see?

And on an everyday level, I mean, you also have the auto sector, I think, as a big beneficiary here.