 I was at a conference. I asked somebody who worked for the federal government. I said, AI is moving very fast. Are we moving fast enough? And their answer was basically we're doing the best we can, which I read to be no. The reason that Chevron made sense was that so regulators could move quickly and their judgments could be binding. Now they can't move as quickly. Their judgments are less likely to be binding. And it's even related to killer robots. More on that in a minute. This is the Tom Hartman Program.