What's your perspective

of that? Getting to speak for the entire industry, apparently, and representing the entire federal government's position, I guess I'll be a little broad with this answer.

I feel, first of all, thanks for having me here as well.

A little bit of fish out of water.

I'm a Department of Defense, Department of War guy, so the DHS stuff is not my forte.

But you did use the word aircraft carrier at one point, naval officer.

So I'll use some of these moving forward.

What's the barrier there? What's your sense about what's it going to take to get from where we are today to just fully realizing the power and capability of this technology? So you ended with

power and capability.

I am not an AI expert.

I was a history major in college.

I failed calculus my freshman year, so I wanted to graduate.

But I think that the realization of the AI discussion, I think we probably talked a little bit in the last panel, is taking it from a history major's perspective.

We as a race of humanoids have always gotten really good at taking a technology and weaponizing it.

idea.