It's a fascinating question. It's probably one that's pretty difficult to give a good answer on since it's a developing industry. It's a developing market, and I think what you're seeing now is a number of players who are getting into the space, who are involved in the space, who are quite big. Where that goes we will have to see.
At the same time, there are smaller players who are also innovating in that space and creating stuff, and it's a little bit of having to see how that will play out. Our laws are non-interventionist by nature. That's the design of them. There's the concept that the markets will sort themselves out, or that if they can sort themselves out, we should leave them to do that as well as they can.
It's a little bit of waiting and seeing how the market develops. There are big players who have a strong presence with respect to the critical inputs, the AI things like computational power, data—