You don't try to strike an agreement with everyone—all 190-something countries. That's not going to work. You start with a few countries that share a lot of our concerns and are democratic countries that share our values, and then it can move a lot faster. We've seen small groups of countries getting together through small multilateral agreements. It's already happening on the economic side, but it can happen on AI regulation and AI investment.
I'm not an expert on the issue of privacy, but to speak to the question of companies having enough expertise and not having strong ties with the U.S., it's going to be easier if we are able to create a network of companies from countries outside of the U.S. that have exactly the same questions we're asking. We should do that. It will make things easier for us.
About the timeline, honestly, I think we need to go faster. I don't know how to do that, but my belief is that when we take an issue seriously, we can go very fast. Think of how fast Canadian society and many other countries reacted when the pandemic started. Consider how quickly many countries reacted to help Ukraine, especially after the U.S. started to pull out of helping them. We can move mountains when we're serious about it. I think that's the way to go.