Two months ago and here we are two months later. In the process of happening regulation licensing and regulatory capture Sam went a little further. For us to issue licenses for these models to even be compiled. The hedge funds and family offices right now are just giddy about a eye. But if you actually look at the other side of the coin which is the folks in Silicon Valley that's actually making it.
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