My opinion is that AESAR have the resources to help us win this.

Thank you, Eve.

What Conrad identified is not simply a loyal user base.

It is a replicable psychological model, a proof that AI-driven identity amplification can manufacture community cohesion at scale without a single human recruiter, without a charismatic leader, without any of the friction that makes traditional influence operations expensive and slow.

So the three hundred at Ardmore are just the demonstration.

The three hundred are the showroom.

The four thousand in the broader Serel base are the warehouse, and the eleven other platforms running the same architecture across four countries are the factory.

If a buyer deploys that model intentionally, we are not talking about thirty million pounds in rewards for Conrad.