Nicole Baer

And I think there is, at least for the point in time we're in at this moment, right?

I mean, it's sort of like any other crucible moment I think that we've had in technology where we're sort of in transition and in between moments.

And, yeah, of course, people are going to feed into the fear factor.

Like, I don't personally think it's particularly helpful.

And I think humans crave guidance more than they want than fear really works beyond like the initial sort of pop of interest.

So, you know, I think the best AI companies are providing like significant education and guidance there.

And that will continue to be important, I think, over the next year or two until things sort of normalize.

And, you know, and I could be wrong, but I think that we're going to be in a world soon where we're not using the words AI.

It's just assumed to be part of tech.

Right.

It's sort of like AI.

Yeah.

Just assume it.

It's sort of like no one.

I don't put I don't ask in my mind and I have not for a long time.

Is this software on prem or is it in the cloud?

I'm going to go.

I mean, does it work?

Yeah.

Right.