Sebastian Siemiatkowski

We'll see what happens.

But in our case, it was very evident that we needed to do this ourselves.

And one of the things we also realized is that as a Polish person, I think when things are about to change, I look at them very cynically, right?

I'm just like, okay, this is what's happening.

I'm not that kind of person that's going to try to gloom things over.

I'm like, okay, this is happening.

It's going to be a big change to the world.

How do I adopt?

What do we do the best out of it?

And I'm sure there's going to come a lot of positive things, a lot of negative things.

In this case also, when we announced this, we obviously had some people being very frustrated with us.

Like, oh, you know, you're laying people off because of AI.

People were angry to some degree as well.

And I respect that.

I understand why, right?

And that's why a few months later, we tried also to go out and say a different story.

You want it back.

Yeah, we don't think so.

I think Bloomberg changed kind of the headline and then that got misinterpreted.

But what we were trying to say a little bit later on is that, like, to me, as we explore this further, we were like, well, but to be honest, if AI can do customer service,