Shekhar Natarajan

The intent is shared.

But when the cow is sitting in the center of the road, no one knows how to communicate with the cow.

Right?

So a lot of like building of the technology and all of this seems to be like that intent sharing problem.

Like I know what I'm trying to build, but the intent is not clearly translated and communicated from a literacy perspective.

So how do you solve the problem of embracing this?

No, the reason why I wanted to use that as a metaphor is because cars are dangerous.

Folks that are operating the vehicle have a license.

Folks that put the vehicle on the road have a license.

And in a very complex environment like India where you have cars, bikes, and cows, even the cow is safe.

People have licenses.

Folks that deployed vehicles out there took a test.

Here we are in 2026, people that are deploying AI never took a test.

They don't have a license to deploy systems that are going to interface with humans to make sure they have the right intent.

So one of the first things when you're taking a driver's test is your intentions.

Do you understand that this means stop?

Do you understand like just basic stuff?

We haven't even scratched the surface on basic intent.

And so, not stifling the innovation.

No, that's not what we're asking.