Another thing that I feel like is bound up in a lot of your assessment of problems with today's Silicon Valley and with today's AI, which is I guess the direction that we've gone in with regard to this particular strain of AI systems and the enormous amount of capital that's now been deployed to commercialize and deploy generative AI in particular as opposed to the alternative technical directions that you appear to believe will take us further when it comes to delivering on the promise of our artificial intelligence as you see it. If you say you're going to make a fleet of a million driverless cars by the end of 2020, as Elon Musk does, and then it's the end of 2024 and you still haven't, people still don't really hold it against you.