Q It appears that this thing is very, very much in limbo after some pullback from Trump, but Amir, I know you're actually following where this is at this moment. So what, what are you seeing and what do you think is going to happen here? And then Dave, we'll let you talk a bit about why you predicted this.
A Well, the, the different factions are, are really interesting because while you have the, the fight between Anthropic and DoD over these various guardrails that Anthropic was insisting on, it's still the case that much of the national security establishment relies on and loves Anthropic models, and they want to keep using them, and they want the relationship to be good, or at least to have unfettered access to whatever the, the models are. Mythos And the introduction of Mythos only kind of accelerated or emphasized that, but it's always been the case. And I think people at Anthropic and OpenAI and other labs, they understand, I think fundamentally that like at the end of the day, the government is going to be involved in one way or the other with these, these models. So yes, there's this EO and limbo. Maybe not a lot is going to happen in the near term, but through a combination of this becomes a national security Kind of thing and the growing kind of backlash that you do see in public with kind of trepidation around job loss. You saw it in Rome over the weekend with Pope Leo, who got a tremendous amount of attention for his encyclical on AI. I don't know how many of you read all 43,000 words. I only read maybe 5000 words.
AI assessment note: “So yes, there's this EO and limbo. Maybe not a lot is going to happen”