Tristan Harris

And you're saying that roughly most of the data centers are built above ground in places that we know.

They have heat signatures.

You can pick them up from space.

And you're also talking about retrofitting datasets.

with some kind of thing that we're bolting onto the back of them.

So that lets them kind of do the verification.

So for example, if the US and China were to sign an agreement, they would have to make a map of here's all the data centers.

And then we have to do some verification that each of them got this like retrofitting.

We did that well.

And then there was another element of what you said that I want to make sure people track, which is the tamper proofness.

So yes, I'm putting a tracker on my data center.

But here's how I can't just sort of

you know, hack that reporting device to kind of give good results while I'm secretly doing a bad thing.

So it has to be tamper-proof.

Is the tamper-proof aspect, is that well-developed and done or is that still in research?

24-7 monitorable surveillance?

Yeah, Tim, just curious, what are we missing from this picture of the tools that we need and how does it compare to some of the lessons we learned from Nuclear?

What would be the resourcing of something like this?

I'm sure a lot of money is spent to do all of the International Atomic Energy Agency inspections, the random monitoring, the cameras, all of the things.

Wow.