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Let me ask you about this.
There's this startup called The Browser Company, and they have a new browser called Dia,
which is sort of, you know, based around AI.
And so you have like an AI chat.
And I was reading David Pierce's story about this in The Verge.
And he was like,
there was a point in using Dia where I came to understand that it knows what my social security number is.
because I had like entered it onto a website.
And when I think about all of the things that I, you know,
put into a web browser, some are very sensitive information, Kevin.
I don't know that I want a cloud service to have total knowledge and memory of what I've been browsing.
Yeah, that sounds to me like a bad idea.
Perfect.
Cut, Prince.