Let me give you an analogy. I said, what is the most powerful AI on planet Earth right now? God. By sheer metric ton, by sheer human movement, by sheer activity on the face of the planet. Ants. He said, tell me. And I said, it's stoplights. Boo! It's primitive technology. It's programmed in most areas for the flow. In some areas it's not. They're not synchronized. But I said, it's primitive technology, but humans submit to it, and humans go along with the stoplights, the red lights, the yellow lights, the green lights. The turn signals, the yield signs, because they know it makes their life better. So it's humans interfacing with that primitive technology that is the most dominant AI program on Earth.

But I said, it's primitive technology, but humans submit to it, and humans go along with the stoplights, the red lights, the yellow lights, the green lights. The turn signals, the yield signs, because they know it makes their life better. So it's humans interfacing with that primitive technology that is the most dominant AI program on Earth.

Well, I mean, because, again, now I would argue that Alex, my definition of artificial intelligence begins when artificial intelligence learns on its own. You know what I'm saying? Sure. Then it learns something without our help.