I think that in the context of artificial intelligence—be it digital or physical—it is a moving target, and it's moving at a pace where, if you aren't on top of your large language models over a period of two or three months, you're falling behind.
I think there has been some really positive news over the past few months of capital coming back to Canada, where it is direly needed. I work with multiple start-ups, and I have my own. Every start-up needs two things: customers and capital.
If we don't get this right.... Let me just put into context physical AI, in the context of humanoids. Morgan Stanley's report from April 2025 suggests that by 2050, humanoids will be a $5-trillion revenue industry. In context, that's double the size of the global automotive industry.
I grew up in the auto industry. I spent 25 years there. Let's not kid ourselves. The IP and revenues go outside our country. We don't own a Canadian car company, nor would I recommend that we do in 2026. However, we have a golden opportunity to lead in physical AI because, as you mentioned, we have all the pieces here. I think we're in this imperative period over the next few years to come out and to lead. If we do this, I think we could truly be a global leader.