And if we strip away the panels and reflect on what was the single biggest thing that's actually shifting right now, I'm curious what's emerging for you, especially in the afterglow.

A couple of things.

Yeah, so the conversation was, I thought, fantastic and exceeded my expectations.

So let me back up a step and walk through your question.

So the purpose of the meeting, we'd noticed.

I wasn't the only one who'd noticed, but those of us at the University of Buffalo had noticed not just that there was no public agenda for AI.

There was an Ezra Klein podcast about that.

How is it helping us slow down and think and inject some perspectives or just some skepticism around what we're trying to accomplish? But the thing I don't know and probably would require more research to prove out is if the LLM is doing that, does individuals witnessing that and receiving those questions and that pushback help them internalize that behavior more or do they just become reliant on that? Yeah.