Rob Goldstein

In X months or maybe a year or two, tools like this will re-engineer every website on the planet Earth, and they will all be more user-friendly.

Let me start out.

Let me provide a little context broadly about that.

what we think is going to happen or what a group of us think are going to happen.

And then let me go into Aladdin because I think that they're somewhat related.

So one of our portfolio managers, one of our technology portfolio managers is a gentleman, Tony Kim.

And a year ago, two years ago, I said, Tony, if today there are 100 lines of code in the world, in 2030, how many are there?

And he said a million.

And I was like, you're out of your mind.

And he said, no, no, no.

Like I was quite thoughtful about that.

I didn't make up a number.

Well, but this is an important dimension because 10 times 10 times 10 times 10 times 10.

So if you believe, which it's going to be a multiple, you could argue, is it three?

Is it seven?

Is it 10?

Is it 14?

But it's going to go up every year by a multiple given these tools.

So the amount of code in the world is going to go up dramatically.

And I think that when you look at a platform like Aladdin,