How concerned are you that AI is, is taking away the beautiful of the game?

Look, you know, you look at other sports and you can see it coming in, but, you know, sports are played by humans.

You know, there's a human relationship there and, you know, the mantra we had at Reading is kind of human-centric, data-fueled.

In my view, the, the culture that we're building at Reading is the human will always be the person that makes the decision.

Um, it will always be the manager who makes the call on the team, the recruitment team who we sign, and we complement it with AI and data, but it's only a, a tool to give us a more informed decision.

You know, I'm a big believer that it needs to stay the beautiful game, that you don't want it to turn into kind of a game of chess.

Uh, you want it to be data-fueled, but equally as well, it's humans playing out there.

You know, do you think it's gonna be like this arms race on who's got the best AI and, and the best deployed technology?