So what do you actually believe that most people aren't taking seriously enough, and what makes you confident enough to say it out loud?

Well, I, I think you gotta define most people 'cause there's most people in the country, and then I would agree with that statement.

Most people in Silicon Valley, not the case.

You know, everybody here is a techno-optimist and kinda live and work in a bubble, and so I try and keep that in mind.

So that said, I do think society is underestimating the impact that AI's gonna have.

I mean, it's gonna be like computer... like personal computer plus cloud plus mobile plus internet all wrapped into one, uh, to the power of ten or power of a hundred.

And there are a lot of people who understand that and appreciate it, and people who are way smarter than me that, uh, you know, have, have good predictions around this.

So where has it under-delivered, and, you know, where do you expect that AI to genuinely change how your teams work, and it hasn't yet, or it's been messier than you expected? And what's the assumption you brought in about AI and it, it turned out to be wrong?