Yes. Thank you.
It is moving very quickly, and we need to be thinking about agile methods for gaining increased visibility for government. You want to be very careful not to say you'll do another two-year study, because it's moving much faster than that.
I think there's a lack of visibility for government into how these technologies are developing, because for the first time in history, it's almost entirely behind corporate walls.
I do think it's really important to get that ground level. Again, Ms. Janssen's testimony is very helpful in terms of what this looks like on the ground level.
For the CoCounsel example I gave you, I spoke to law firms that were implementing this and asked if they had laid off all their junior lawyers yet. They said that they actually had more work than they knew what to do with, because they could now take somebody's call one afternoon and be ready by the next day to give them good advice and take steps.
There's actually a lot of unmet demand for effort, but you need to be at the ground level to find that out.
I would say that developing agile methods for increasing government visibility into how things are changing on the ground is critical—like SWAT teams.