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Think of smart buildings, smart cities.

Think of traffic sensors.

Think of camera systems.

Think of you name it.

Plus add into that next generation wireless communications and satellites and, you know, undersea sensors.

Like, all that stuff is out there.

T's and C's apply.

Media, yeah.

You know, audio, visual, um, uh, audio, video imagery, uh, a little bit on the text.

Uh, text is a, is a little bit different issue.

But, um, be- be- before I mention that the, the, because I went on, I was kind of long-winded, um, the two other things that converge, just for the context, and I, I encourage anyone who's interested to read both my article, but more interestingly, go back to the source documents, I think pretty interesting there.

And so the se- the other two things that one development and one condition that I thought, um, warranted highlighting this moment, the second one was the release of DeepSeek's, uh, V4 model, which came at the end of April, so around the same time that this report came out from, I'm talking about the narrative kill chain.

And, and what's interesting about that to me is that so open source model, um, which, um, allows use, um, at, at almost no cost, I mean, there's a little cost, but it's dramatically less expensive than frontier models here.

Um, the capabilities are, are pretty close by the benchmarks that I've seen.

Is it time, in your opinion, that we have some sort of a change, whether that is brought forward by the government or other, some other body that is able to, in a smart, effective way, open Americans' eyes to the kinds of threats that we talk about at The Cipher Brief all the time, or are we not there yet? Is that a bridge too far?