deepseek, but billionaire investor marc andreessen called i think i can see the parallels. that we findselves in. the technological capabilities. from a computational perspective and a training differentiated. be stifled, but at the same time that you have the to take into account. want so many guardrails that then you can't produce well, what about the rest of the world? of ai act. are baked into it. it's just about finding the right balance between, you're really thinking about how the user is going thank you so much. now, business travel is back on the agenda. even if they have tight budgets? we're certainly continuing to see strong demand connections. from you, you value them even more. and business travel. if you want to inspire and motivate your teams let's turn to how technology is changing business travel. virtual room as you. so how are you dealing with that? let's turn to technology is travel and of your is one of your competitors is zoom. people can a avatar and read virtual avatar and even read your body i”: in your body language, being in the same as you so youdeal|ng well,

think he's, he's he's one of these real people and he's starting to come out of his shell. >> marc andreessen brilliant guy. >> he is brilliant. >> yeah, he blocked me on twitter. i don't know why. >> the crazy thing is, he follows me. >> yeah, he follows you and he blocked me. yeah. he's racist. but he's amazing. he, you know, he's one of those guys from silicon valley who threw his weight behind trump and do and aaron hiring daniel penny is amazing. this is a guy that went through hell. charged with murder for stepping up and protecting people on a subway. and like the message that that was sending to anybody else who would do something like that is not good. but this counters that message. >> yeah. you know, this is this is great vindication for daniel penny. i would have been very happy to have daniel penny on that subway car with me, because i can only imagine how terrifying that was. that is not to diminish the loss of life. nobody wanted to see that individual die. let's be clear. but now he was a victim of a of a prosecution. that should not have happened. the police agreed with that.

the of the of the industry over the past half century, you and steve jobs and michael dell and marc andreessen and mark zuckerberg. org and you know, you can i guess larry ellison was a little bit older when he started but you know, like at any moment in time, i feel like there was a very clear person, you know, in each decade who really at the at the apex, at the forefront of the sector and who is who is in their twenties and today and, you know, skills amazing company but it just it's somehow it seems harder and again even if you know alex wonderful but it's harder to kind of go further down that list. is there a phenomenon here? do you think there's something to explain or. well, the virgin territory win the micro processor. the miracle of the microprocessor and the optic fiber and the disk storage and cheap memory chips, all that stuff is changing. what we can do with computing the existing companies don't get it. i mean, ibm does too. the ibm pc. that's a long story, but they essentially stick to the what computing was for when the computers were still very expensive. and they in particul