Skanda Amarnath

The macro data stats that the Fed might look at, their productivity...

I do think it's like, even in terms of diffusion, you're right, that we actually haven't seen mass adoption of AI in terms of, in the real economy.

Yeah.

There's limits, even in terms of large corporations.

I mean, we use it.

If you're a smaller company or a smaller organization, you probably can adopt these tools.

You don't have to worry as much about security risks and that stuff.

If you're a larger company...

There's all sorts of walls.

You can only use CoalPilot.

You can only use these types of tools.

You can't use those because they might ultimately present security risks.

And so actually adoption may not, I think it's clearly a long way to go.

Oh, okay.

So go ahead.

I mean, it just seems like the breadth and the boom go together too, right?

It's just that there is, you see companies like what Ford is kind of trying to sell batteries now.

Ford's an AI company now.

Ford's trying to provide batteries to support this sort of power boom, right?

So we have, it's just become, it sort of touches so many other sectors and even beyond whatever rational, logical connection between