Thank you.
Mr. Myers, I want to ask you about intellectual property. This is something that you've both spoken about, but I think it's particularly interesting in the context of advanced manufacturing processes, where you're using an AI tool to develop proprietary processes that are a competitive advantage in industry. There's a bit of a disconnect, perhaps, in the AI world when you're feeding those into the AI system. They then become part of the training model and then perhaps are risking rather than improving somebody else's processes or developing somebody else's products or whatever.
How can we make sure that Canadian intellectual property is protected when we're using these AI products as part of advanced manufacturing?