Nilay Patel

That's a lot of our audience, people who build things, people who think about the kinds of products that might help them build, the kinds of scale that you might operate at.

Some people who just want the kind of scale that you might operate at, right?

That's the ambition.

As you see us go into this next era where there is more –

legibility of data.

That's what I would call it, right?

That's really what the AI that you're describing will provide to financial institutions.

How do you make sure that Experian actually empowers consumers, not just in access to credit, which is what you've come back to over and over again, but increases the feeling that our agency as individuals in the economy is going up instead of down?

Because I would say right now, a lot of people feel like their agency in the economy is actually going down.

Nilay, thank you so much for the invite.

It's good to talk to you.

And I thank Alex Lintner for taking the time to speak with me.

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