Mo Gawdat

And the next day I'll plug in deep seek.

And I cannot depend.

I cannot guarantee that.

If America continues to build, to make compute more expensive, I cannot guarantee that I can run a business on something that I don't know the cost of in the future.

So the US can't just stop, can they?

They need to change approach.

And by the way, the more interesting side is, what are the other economies doing?

Like, is the UK going to continue to import compute?

Is this, I mean, welcome to Africa.

Welcome to the third world.

Every nation.

And it's quite interesting.

There is so much open source that is not the state-of-the-art frontier model, but that can do 80% of the tasks that the frontier model is doing.

No, so I'm saying the people of the UK need to go to the UK government and say, how are you protecting the future of our economy, right?

Are you going to continue to import technology and to empower import of technology versus changing your regulations so that innovation becomes easier here?

So, I mean, think of it this way.

Remember that anthropic bubble when you said all of the SAS model applications were, you know, being,

basically threatened because anyone can build an Oracle ERP today, right?

Why is nobody building an Oracle ERP in the UK saving the UK massive licenses that go to Oracle every year?

100%.