We happen to have incredible talent here. It's unique in the world in terms of the size of our country. I'm talking about the talent in AI in particular, meaning the parts of the AI stack, like the algorithms, the engineering, the computer science behind these things and the design of those models—the frontier models and the LLMs. This is something we can bring to our partners in other countries, who are asking exactly the same questions. They may come with other advantages, and we can work with them.
You're right that, for example, it doesn't make sense for Canada to try to replace the chips level. We should encourage our companies and our academics who are working on it, but the chances are very small that we can lead there. We can lead on the algorithms, and that place is crucial, because with better AI, you can use the AI itself to design the other parts of the stack.