Obviously, you could continue going down and becoming more and more specific to a given channel, but how are you thinking about that trade off? Like, yes, there are definitely specific security requirements for the legal vertical or the FinTech vertical, but kind of where do you see yourselves landing

We have landed from, it's not so much landed, it's where we built from day one, which is just be the most possible secure option out there.

Because it's always easy to disable security features, whereas it's tougher to add them down the line.

And even having done that, I can tell you, I like to joke, people buy from me because I tell them what's wrong with our product.

I will be honest about where we fail.

I can tell you one of our security vulnerabilities, which is if you can somehow prompt inject the model to respond to the user, we use Slack as our primary user interface, which means that if you get the model to respond with an arbitrary URL that you control, Slack will helpfully try and unfurl that URL and will then exfiltrate data.

And any AI... that lives in Slack, has the same vulnerability and you simply cannot do anything about it.

You know, how does it know what? Yeah, this is going to be fascinating.