“What we've seen in our personal life is a bunch of AI slop on the internet, which, okay, maybe you find amusing, but also it's kind of like your relationship with alcohol. You might like it, but you don't feel good about liking it. … Until AI not just says all the amazing use cases are coming, but begins to actually show these use cases that people go out and use, I think the political problems for them are going to remain significant.”

I don't thoroughly agree with that. I think that, you know, it's like the, you know, there are various folks in the AI community who've been promising for a couple of years now, oh, AI will cure cancer. You know, all these good things are coming, but we haven't actually seen them yet, right? What we have, to your point, Kevin, what we've seen in our personal life is a bunch of AI slop on the internet, which, okay, maybe you find amusing, but also it's kind of like your relationship with alcohol. You might like it, but you don't feel good about liking it. And so, you know, I just think there's just not a compelling, you know, for a lot of a lot of sort of just, as you point out, people are using it productively and work, but there's not a sense this is improving my life. And meanwhile, I got this data center down the road that's going to, you know, change the way my community is. And I think until AI not just says all the amazing use cases are coming, but begins to actually show these use cases that people go out and use, I think the political problems for them are going to remain significant.