Mm-hmm.

And what we're doing is obviously shortening that time and, and finding those hidden nuggets of investigative value much faster.

The time that it takes to develop a profile of a, of a suspect or suspect vehicle or maybe an, uh, a serial shooter in a neighborhood, that takes a significant amount of time and, and work effort.

And if we can consolidate that down, now we can accelerate that in other areas of investigations.

I mean, as we were talking about before we started here today, violent crime in general is going down throughout the entire country, whether it's shootings, homicides, violent crime in general.

But that doesn't mean that other quality-of-life crimes aren't on the uptick.

So vehicle break-ins, burglaries, simple things like malicious destruction, organized retail crime.

It almost sounds like agencies can recognize how an objective tool like this that can synthesize all this information could be a guardrail against bias-based policing, advertent or inadvertent.