Mo Gawdat

They're going back to smaller communities.

They're going back to pop and mom's shops.

I'm telling the UK government to create an independence within the UK economy so that they don't have to be at the receiving end of technology.

Which is join the arms race.

You don't have to compete against anyone else.

You don't have to be better than anyone else.

You don't have to.

You're simply saying, I can build those things in my economy now.

I'm not saying replace the frontier models.

These are very, as we speak, these are very compute intensive, they're infrastructure intensive and so on.

I'm saying replace Microsoft Word.

Seriously, like how much intelligence do you need to build a software that writes documents?

For sure.

Just ask yourself how much money...

is spent in the U.S., in the U.K.

government or in the U.K.

corporate space on licenses of software that you and I can vibe code in four minutes.

The world has changed.

Two points, right?

One side is that there needs to be a replacement cycle of our investment decisions anywhere in the world.