Matt Greer

You nailed them, Matt.

All right, well, I'm going to do kind of what Tom did and combine two of my questions, and it's because the first one's short.

So this is definitely just a financial question.

In your Q4 earnings, you reported that your AI book grew by $3 billion to $12.5 billion, I think was the total.

So just for investors watching who might not know exactly what that represents, can you kind of break down what that means and how investors should think about its growth?

And the second part is how does the acquisition of Confluent, how does that play into your AI strategy from a long-term perspective?

And how will that strengthen that number even further?

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That was Michael Aaron Flicker, co-author of Hacking the Human Mind, the behavioral science secrets behind 17 of the world's best brands.

I'm Motley Fool producer Matt Greer.

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