What are some of your thoughts on AI and the impact it could have on swine breeding? And what do you think that precision phenotyping really is going to look like in the near future? Sure.

You know, in this case, I think both AIs are involved, right? We talk about artificial intelligence and then AI from a reproductive technology standpoint.

I think they're both involved.

My perspective grows every day, as I've alluded to before, but the genetic improvement toolbox continues to evolve.

And you brought up precision phenotyping, particularly in that space and along with what I call bioinformatics and a lot of the genomic tools that we have that are talked about a lot of times, whereby, you know, really we're pushing toward a deeper level of biology in the genetic decisions we make.

What this does is it creates more granular data resources that some of the advanced analysis frameworks like AI can start to leverage.

At the same time, we're developing and implementing processes and tools that are pushing the boundaries in reproduction at the same time.

And you, you've made that clear today so far in our conversation, but why do you think it's so important to you to build up the people that are in our industry? You know, I've watched you do this in all your different roles, but why do you think that's so important?