Do the clients that you're working with, are they obligated or encouraged t-to say, "By the way, this is an AI agent that you're dealing with"?

Yeah.

I think from what we see, we kind of leave it to our customers and potentially the regulators, right? So it's up to them whether or not they want to say this is regulated, or I mean, this is being used, these different AI tools, or if it's not, I would say it's up to them.

And the way I see it is we're here to provide more of that freedom and liberty.

I think more freedom is more power, and that's why we want to also express it to users.

In fact, when we deploy our technology across different users, we're even like, "We recommend giving them the choice." Some people might be skeptics to adopting AI, and maybe you have some groups that use AI and some groups that don't.

And for those that maybe don't, but they see positive results in the other group, they might go FOMO.

Yeah