And then because it is inherently non-deterministic, that's never going to fly in banking. Like I've worked in that industry, they will not allow black box AI to run decisioning, because they don't know what bias can be introduced and any number of factors. And you can system prompt that bad boy all day, but if they can't tell how it's making decisions, it's not going to fly. So again, I think there's probably some, there's probably some situations where, because your question is, as it relates to vision and strategy, how does the PM not get replaced? And really, I think in those companies where AI can eventually run things on complete autopilot, the founder is the PM making those decisions.

And so the human still has to make the call at the end of the day. And so the thing that I think AI can't fully replace, especially if you're talking about regulated industries, right? We talked about like banking with digital transformations a second ago, and like how slow things are there. Think about healthcare, you think about the tax system, you think about some of these areas that there has been some innovation, there has been some things that have made using some of those products a little easier. But at the end of the day, there's still a regulatory body that the company has to adhere to. And so being able to turn everything over to a black box AI, where you don't know how and why it's making decisions.