And I, I, I would love to understand how you're navigating that shift at ServiceNow [laughs] a- and, and not... a- and taking that to, into action, not just, you know, sticking with right now, which is what we currently do, which is take recommendations from AI.

Yeah.

Yeah, absolutely.

So there, there's, there's a few ways we're operationalizing some of the most advanced capabilities, um, you know, within the ServiceNow platform, absolutely.

Uh, we just announced that every product that is put out there will be AI native, AI first, uh, with agents embedded.

Um, ServiceNow is developing as the AI control tower for business reinvention, which means that as organizations are adding all of these individual autonomous agents on the back end of how their processes and workflows are managed, w- organizations enterprise need a holistic view to ensure, one, that there's the proper governance, but also that they're working together in optimizing horizontality, where I think right now as an individual, you know, you and I can sit and we can develop a mobile app with cloud code, um, in a matter of literally minutes.

It's gotta be based on a good idea for it to be use- useful, uh, but that still is vertical, right? So the question becomes, and what AI control tower ultimately does, is it turns the management of autonomous agents horizontal, um, and enables that visibility and transparency.

When you mentioned that it's embedded in the flow of work, what does that mean? Does that means embedded in Teams, in Slack, like, uh, into your own agent? Like, what, what does, what does that mean?

You might know better than me, but... where where do we stand on on on making these companies uh remediate

yeah it's that's another great question so um well i'll start with paraquad it's a little bit easier paraquad is banned in most countries in the world i think there's only five countries including the united states that that even allow it to be sold in in march the the company that manufactures the product syngenta Um, they really statement saying they're no longer going to manufacture.

Uh, and states have now begun to ban it.

So, Vermont issued a ban on.

And so there are states that are coming out new legislation is getting passed.

Because more science is coming out and developing that is confirming that causes Parkinson's disease.

Um, there's a lot of, you know.

How many people might be affected and what are some of the injuries that you've seen so far?