Mike Hawes

And the AA isn't just cheerleading here.

Its roadside boss, Dean Keeling, says the answer isn't simply tougher sales targets.

Keep that in mind for later because the ZEV mandate is up for review, and it's closing soon.

Not what people say they're worried because, uh, why do I trust this more than a survey? Because it's what patrol- patrols actually find at the roadside, not what people are say they're worried about.

More EVs in October, November, and December alone.

That's on top of a normal quarter.

Their boss, Mike Hawes, called September a major achievement, then said uptake is still behind mandated targets.

Now, there are flexibilities in the rules.

Yeah.

I think that removes an awful lot of silliness that is going around, because obviously Mike Hawes's statement comes out with the usual stuff that blah, blah, blah, we're in a bit of trouble.

We need help.

Oh, sorry, you can't have the best month since 207- uh, t- 2017, best September since 2017.

We'll talk about President Trump bringing together top tech leaders and having them sign a new accord promising to self-police their artificial intelligence development.

What does this mean? Is it real? Does it have any meaning? And will it have any legs in the future? Then we'll visit with Mike Hawes, voice of the New Orleans Saints, about the big game tonight in the Dome coming against the Dirty Birds.

Welcome back, folks.

President Trump pulled together a number of top tech leaders to talk about self-policing artificial intelligence.

Sappi North America names Kirk Ross as next president and CEO.

Effective January one, twenty twenty-seven, Kirk Ross, currently VP of manufacturing, succeeds Mike Hawes, who retires in February twenty twenty-seven after forty years in the industry, fourteen with Sappi.

Ross has nearly thirty years experience, including twenty at Sappi across manufacturing, R&D, and commercial roles.

The company runs four North American mills.