To the extent that there will be data, it absolutely should.
As I mentioned earlier, and as my colleague mentioned, there are differences among the types of AI that would be deployed. It is really important for us to make those distinctions when developing any sorts of rules or frameworks around this. Absolutely, it's going to be important for certainty, as well—for companies to understand what the rules of engagement will be.
I can't stress this enough. It's the second or third time I'm saying it, but I'll take the opportunity. One thing I certainly encourage this group to push the government to do is to consistently consult on AI, because things are going to change and be more complicated. We will have to be very nimble and, I would argue, action-oriented if we're going to mitigate those challenges and seize the opportunities.