Stephen Fenech

Oh, yeah.

You've got to sign up and pay back.

You've got to pay $150 or something, but I assume anyone that's trying to make content is going to be happy to do that.

Of course.

But, yeah, positive, positive things.

And I think I'll go early and say it's the best on-device AI assistant we've seen.

No question.

But were you, when you were on Galaxy –

I was trying to use Gemini for all the things they demonstrated, and often it failed.

Yeah, okay.

Remember the idea?

But see, a lot of the Galaxy AI Gemini stuff was it's so smart that it can take multiple commands across multiple apps.

So, for example, find the address of my next meeting and navigate there.

Okay, great.

That's just going, what's the address in the calendar and using an app to navigate.

Siri can now do that too.

But it's this personal context that will be the differentiator.

And it's frankly incumbent on Samsung to come up with a similar thing.

There'll be something there.

It's interesting about catching up because I just think that what people will experience when their first few requests – one of the things also it took –