I just want to say, Mr. Baylis, that I agree with you. We have to explore these new technologies. There's no question. We just have to ensure that in addition to what Michael said, we have to update our laws. They're so dated. We have to ensure the technology is such that we can truly safeguard the information and it won't be accessed by others.
I gave the example of biometric encryption. There's now a lot of concern about facial recognition technologies that are happening everywhere, obtaining your facial recognition, and using it for purposes never intended. I'm working with an amazing company out of Israel, an Israeli company called D-ID, which can actually obscure the personal identifier so it's not picked up by facial recognition.
There are a number of complexities. I'm sure we could address them as long as we address them up front, proactively, to prevent the harms from arising.