. >> peter humphrey, intel analyst and a former diplomat. your spectrum, there are times in which things are dual use. for example, you can use the exact same algorithm to detect heart arithmia's as to detect flaws in the screw signatures of american submarines transiting the south china sea. so you need two spectrum. you need one in which it's pretty much single use and you can measure the good/evil potential of that single use. and the other spectrum is this complex mix of good uses and bad uses, dual uses. and are you going to stop the proliferation of the arith moia detector so that the chinese don't get their hands on the screw signature flaw did etecto? can't you establish two spectrum to better get a handle on this? >> i agree. in the world of ai you can think of face recognition software, the same type of technology that can be used to unlock your iphone is something they can use to identify certain folks they're trying to target. so generally speaking, yes, it's a complicated topic. i think the best manifestation of it is the work t