Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Tessari L'Allié, I'd like to start with a broad question. I also don't want to offend you.
In your document, you talk about strengthening critical infrastructure against cyber-attacks, developing AI and drone defence capabilities, and preparing security agencies against biological, nuclear and chemical weapons proliferation, to name a few, which general AI can facilitate. I think you'll agree with me that this would be taking a defensive stance against ever more powerful systems.
I agree on the idea of defence, but in the end, isn't that a losing strategy? Wouldn't we need to eventually stop the development of systems more powerful than our defences?