What is the difference between assistive and augmentative AI? And does the technology fit into the natural program?

Yeah, that's a good question.

So assistive... broadly, assistive does things that people can already do.

So, for example, sticking with lung nodules for a second, radiologists can identify lung nodules on a CAT scan.

There are AI tools, and they're deployed across the U.S. in different locations, that can identify a nodule for the radiologist and can help the radiologist or assist the radiologist and say, hey, on this CAT scan, there's three nodules, and here's where they are.

The radiologist can get an can then look at them, decide, yes, these are nodules or, you know, in certain cases, these are not nodules.

And they can then sort of incorporate that into their read and physicians can incorporate that.

Speak about that in your PowerPoint presentation about this.