First of all, we welcome that there's lots of accessibility. We want to make sure that all young people have access to something that is safe and reliable.
By the way, some of those things can be expensive. There's a lot of money on compute, and eventually there are charges. There are free models, and then there are not. Some of those models may not be safe for data, so we have to make sure they're safe and compliant.
You mentioned open source. We have to make sure of what's in an open source as well, which is an alternative. By the way, we're interested in open source as well, to make sure that it's reliable and safe. If post-secondary students are using something, I think it behooves us all to make sure that it's reliable, secure and safe.