for more, let's bring in announcing amash and. thank you so much for joining us. how would you put into language we can understand? >> i would safely note, as cheeky as i am, something something something horse race, i was taking notes there. but look, nvidia is the dominant force in ai. and one of the things it has been trying to do is move outside that zone into traditional workloads. workloads that are dominated from intel and amd. and beyond acquisition was to give it horsepower, if you may. to expand into more than just ai. it is obvious he dominant in ai but one of the things they are best at his they have advanced their development and they are producing several processors adjacent to their gpu's for accelerated computing that can power the server. so it takes the fight directly to amd and intel beyond what we thought could have happened with the arm announcement. so this is very positive for nvidia in the long run. in the near term it is going to give customers at amd and intel some pause saying ok, this is the roadmap. who do we want to commit to over the

constitution society and by senators mike lee and chris coons in the senate and zoe lofgren and justin amash in the house, who are congressional visiting scholars. and we're going to launch it in the fall with a special issue with "the atlantic" magazine that will ask some of these questions. and we're going to spend the next few years trying to find concrete solutions to the problems i've said. but just to put one or two on the table to begin our discussion on the social media front, facebook, which has been strongly sensitized to the dangers of fake news and polarization recently, has started an academic project to explore the problem of fake news. they found that people are more likely to share fake news than real news because it appeals to passion rather than reason. if you see something that's really angry and emotionally galvanizing, people will share it quickly without reading it. that's why researchers in britain were able to predict the brexit vote before it occurred. they saw that the leave messages appealed to angry passions rather than reason. the remain messages were complicated