That's helpful. Canada was a leader in AI. Three of the godfathers of AI are from here, so we absolutely want to keep that knowledge and these jobs here.
Mr. Beer, you said that your organization services banking, energy, health care and defence. It ties in with this report from the Munk school in that there can be a hierarchy of the sensitivity of data. There are things that need to be fully sovereign and other things that may not need to be fully sovereign. Would you agree with that conclusion?
The challenge with coming out with an AI strategy that's fully baked and has all the regs is that it will be unusable tomorrow. Things are changing so quickly. How do we navigate the protection of the really critical domestic data and the other uses?