And I think the point here is how quickly can we say, oh, actually, you can build for relational health, that you can still make a refrigerator without destroying the ozone. And it's actually not a hit to your bottom line because people are going to refuse the use of the ozone-depleting refrigerators very soon. So the market incentive need to shift such that people demand this kind of right of portability, of audits, and so on, to such companions. And if they don't deliver on it, then there needs to be a real alternative of community-scale AI so that people can run it themselves. One of the best-kept secrets in the AI industry is that all those large models fit on a USB stick because they have to fit in a GPU memory. So actually, most of our personal computers and some high-end phones can run it as well as the large data center. You don't actually need a data center. So the personal computing movement, the maker movement around AI models, is at this moment still kind of hobbyist. But so was the personal computing in the beginning. It was also a hobbyist thing.