Michael Kratsios

You know, we've seen how Europe has approached this in the last 20 years and we've seen what the U.S.

has done.

So I think the recipe is kind of obvious, but sometimes we have to just keep repeating it to our counterparts.

And I think just a minor point on the AI stuff in Europe, that the EUAI Act, which has been so detrimental to the AI ecosystem here in Europe, was passed before ChatGPT was even invented.

And that shows the challenge here.

You're believing that you can solve some kind of problem or you're solving something.

But at the end of the day, innovation is moving so much more quickly.

And ultimately, that rule makes no sense now in a world of frontier models, large language models, and they have to sort of edit it.

Totally.

I think generally the abundant story extends itself well into into, you know, health care and everything else and just quality of life.

So good things ahead, I think.

Thanks so much.

Thank you.