And I think there is a real urgency for this approach. Again, going to, my world of research, I also work on rights, human rights and older persons. And there's this really exciting new process. Well, it's not a new process, actually, but we're taking a new step, a powerful step towards potential new convention on the rights of older persons within the UN. And working with you, I've been really excited about the possibility and opportunity of using AI now to have global voices of people of all ages, because we all age, aging is a matter of every human being, right? Not just older persons, but to also raise older persons' voices from around the world to inform this process within the United Nations that's on the way to form this convention. And again, I think it's urgent, it's here. We've got ageism as one of the big types of discrimination that is happening around the world and that needs to be addressed, and really urgently, and again, the civic care approach here is helping us to think this through on how can we do that in a meaningful and quite fast way, right? Just responding to how quickly we are moving with AI and just how important it is to actually find solutions now.