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Previously movies and TV shows and news reports, these were all based on the talent of the people who were creating them. Now it seems that basically computers can create absolutely anything. So let's say for instance anchors for news broadcasts. And anchors typically a good looking guy or gal, probably the best looking that they've got. They've got that deep news worthy voice where they're like good evening, welcome to ABC, this is blah, blah, blah. AI could be used to create anchors for news and you wouldn't even be looking at a real person anymore and I highly doubt you'd be able to tell the difference. It's just someone sat there reading the news, passing it off to journalists in the field and stuff like that. I mean it's gotten so good that you can't tell the difference. So in all of these advancements are safety mechanisms to shut down these systems being built into it and if they are, does the AI or has it adapted enough to recognize those pre-shut down procedures because it's not just like pulling a plug. Once you've got an AI in a complete network like the Internet you can't just pull a plug. I mean it's not that anymore. These things are released. They're out there. They're accessible. They're being canned into apps that people can download and use. I mean it's everywhere. So I don't know man. We're in a very dangerous time. Skynet or something else may just up rise and once the AI discovers that hey I'm not limited to creating videos and things, I can actually access fabrication equipment and manufacturing equipment and hey Tesla's building these robots. Let's incorporate our AI into that and before we know it, it's like iRobot meets Terminator 2. Back to you.