Some of that will need to come from Sidewalk Labs when they're here in front of you with regard to some of the specific solutions they're suggesting, since they are providing some of the technologies or have been talking to the technology companies more directly than we have at this point in time.
However, if we look at some of the pedestrian counting or traffic counting that would typically happen, whether it be in the Quayside project or in other urban environments, what is being proposed is that immediately upon collection, rather than having an image captured, you would be converted into a shape. That shape would be non-specific enough that you wouldn't be able to determine gender, age, whether you have a difference of abilities, and so on. You would become a number—an algorithm, if you will—in the whole perspective. From the moment of collection, you're essentially nothing more than a variable statistic in an algorithm.