Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and you too, Mr. Sedra.
You reference the rapidly changing global security environment. In the news recently we have the issue of artificial intelligence as it applies to defensive or offensive measures, and specifically—over the weekend—the threats in relation to armed drones. Even if the UN bans their use, we have nations that disregard UN conventions all the time, and we of course have the proxy wars and the non-state actors.
How should NATO contribute to security with respect to artificial intelligence? We're told with cybersecurity that in order to be defensive you have to be offensive, so do we need to go down the offensive route with armed drones as well?