“I've always modeled security as an inherently porous medium, the idea being that the harder you push, the more vulnerable a system would be shown to be. But AI is revealing that even our most hardened software is softer than we knew.”

Yeah, not as I understand it. So as I noted last week, I have, and I mentioned this last week, I've been very much enjoying Kevin Roos's New York Times best-selling book, The AGI Chronicles. It sounds like you were familiar with it, Leo. Oh, yeah, absolutely. Okay. So I'm still only 40% of the way through the book, but I've noticed that now, when I'm reading the news about the various people and personalities who are making AI news, I know so much more about them than, you know, just their name. I have a real sense for who they are, which is fun. And that's the reason I picked this book up is I wanted to understand the backstory. This all to us who weren't paying attention to what was going on for the last decade, it feels like this suddenly just AI just sprang. But there's a lot more that happened historically. One of the terms that I learned from the book is the phrase AI pilled. It's a derogatory term used within the AI community. It's sort of meant in the sense of the Matrix's Neo, right? Who was offered either…