I think it's just putting up those safeguards in the classroom and making sure that we are... you know training those critical thinking and reasoning skills is i think that's going to be a make or break within the next five years because a lot of students are using a lot of the long the large language models and a lot of the um the generative ai in the classroom which um quite frankly doesn't help any of those skills so um but yeah i think grid old tech is on the right track for now but i think could be uh a little more in the the academic side

all right mr hogan Again, I would go back to, we are a Google Gemini school and it does have guardrails for AI.

And let's face it Teddy, gobbledygook into a computer is gobbledygook out.

That's an old engineering term, but it's true.

If you don't ask the specific question correctly, you're not gonna get the correct answer back.

Critical thinking by the individual, knowing the basics of, you know, Boolean algebra in electronics is critical.

I mean, you have to have the individual with math skills, with science skills, knowing that the parameter of which you're asking the question, you can't take an answer from AI that's off the charts, an outlier.

Mr. Hogan.