So explain to people what the company does.

Yeah.

So readily builds agentic networks for local governments.

We're working primarily with cities and counties across the country.

We build a network of AI agents.

We train them on all of the city or county's official information, talk to the staff about all the workflows that they're working on internally, as well as all the workflows the residents interact with them on.

And then we deploy those AI agents on every channel.

What is your take on the recent uptake in governance from AI companies across the board and regulations being secure on those?