not official government policy,

right? Now, we will be introducing a digital duty of care bill later on in the year, but it will have a fairly narrow scope.

It will be confined, as far as I know, to psychosocial harms, particularly targeting our children and their exposure to various harms on social media, so effectively around youth well-being.

But a digital duty of care as a concept has merit.

And it's important because we know that social media is now 20 years old.

I think it's actually been a net negative, to be honest.

It was supposed to change the world.

So you would call for government to be spending more on research and development and investment in the private sector, specifically in AI?