Q Yeah, what do you think about the far future of, uh, of verification?
A No, I think on, on, on identity, I think we're laughing about it, but I think in, in person is going to become important when you want to want to have the best assurance, um, because online will be able to be faked so much easier and cheaper. So I think there's going to be actually more, it depends, it depends on the use case, but if you have some very, very important transaction, like getting a passport or, you know, like very important points, you still are going to need the biometrics in person. It's going to be. It's gonna be hard to fake that. Um, so I think we'll see more in person use cases and probably in the identity stack, more solutions. Um, the, the, the other thing that I'm bullish on is, um, electronic, uh, driver licenses and wallets, you know, like Apple and Google are starting to have your driver license in your wallet, like Apple pay. And I think, uh, you know, and the government, especially in Europe and other countries, they're moving to. Mobile driver licenses that connect to the government. And if Apple and Google are, are opening their SDKs and continuing to build them right, I think that's going to be a more elegant solution, um, than scanning your, you know, picture of your driver license, for example.
AI assessment note: “in person is going to become important when you want to have the best assurance”